udimkpkg(1)
udimkpkg --
Create a UDI package file
Synopsis
udimkpkg options
Description
The udimkpkg utility assembles UDI-encoded driver source code
and related files into a conforming UDI package directory structure
according to the build rules set forth in the static driver properties
file udiprops.txt.
When this command is run from the directory containing all of the input
files and with no command-line options, udimkpkg creates a
UDI package file in the current working directory named
name_string.udi where name_string is
the shortname
declaration in udiprops.txt.
It parses the udiprops.txt file contained in that directory and creates UDI
packaging in directory format in a new directory, udi-pkg.1, also in the
current directory.
The following command-line options are understood:
-a str-
Specify the name of the package alternate as str.
By default, str is the
release
declaration in
udiprops.txt.
-c str-
Specify the name of the package component as str.
By default, str is the
module
declaration in
udiprops.txt.
If there are multiple module
declarations for a component, the
first one is used.
-d str-
Specify the name of the driver being packaged.
-h-
Display the help message.
-H-
Display the full usage information.
-n-
Do a dry run of udimkpkg. Used with the -v option,
commands are not executed.
Commands are echoed only.
-o dir-
Specify output directory dir.
By default, output is directed to the current working directory.
-O-
Overwrite any existing output package file.
-t keywd-
Specify distribution type with keywd.
keywd can be both (default), source, or binary.
-T dir-
Specify a temporary directory dir for udimkpkg to use.
By default, this directory is /tmp.
-U-
Update/combine into existing output package file.
-v-
Specify verbose output.
-?-
Display the help message.
References
udibuild(1)
udisetup(1M)
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