Many components of the NASD tree can be compiled into the Digital Unix kernel. This document assumes that the reader is using a PDL-configured Digital Unix kernel and is building that kernel from its sources.
The process of checking out and configuring your kernel tree should
include setting up a symbolic link for src/kernel/nasd.
This link should point to a NASD source tree which you wish to compile
into your kernel. To enable the NASD code, the line
src/kernel/conf/alpha/GENERIC.
If you have made changes in your NASD tree, and wish to rebuild your
kernel (and you have already built it once with build MAKEFILE_PASS=BASIC),
you can rebuild it with:
src/kernel/conf/alpha/BINARY
or src/kernel/conf/alpha/GENERIC) have changed, then it is necessary
to rebuild with:
Important: The dux kernel compile overrides the value
of NASD_SECURE_RPCS_ENABLE set in nasd_options.h.
To enable security in the dux kernel, the line
src/kernel/conf/alpha/GENERIC. If that line is
absent or commented out, the defined value for NASD_SECURE_RPCS_ENABLE
will be 0.
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