s1kd-tools Building, installing and uninstalling khzae.net khzae.net All Upissue There are multiple ways to install the s1kd-tools: using a package manager and the pre-compiled Debian (.deb) or Red Hat (.rpm) packages building from source Debian (.deb) and Red Hat (.rpm) packages are provided to easily install, upgrade or uninstall the s1kd-tools on Linux systems using a package manager. The examples below focus on the standard dpkg (for Debian-based distributions) and rpm (for Red Hat-based distributions). You can download the latest release of the s1kd-tools from http://khzae.net/1/s1000d/s1kd-tools/releases/latest. Then use one of the following commands to install it: Debian: # dpkg -i s1kd-tools_[version]_[arch].deb Red Hat: # rpm -i s1kd-tools.[version].[arch].rpm To uninstall using the package manager, use one of the following commands: Debian: # dpkg -r s1kd-tools Red Hat: # rpm -e s1kd-tools To build the executables: coreutils and binutils xxd pkg-config libxml2, libxslt, libexslt To build the documentation from source: s1kd2db pandoc To build the executables on Windows, an environment such as MinGW or Cygwin is recommended. These provide POSIX-compatible tools, such as make, that allow the s1kd-tools to be built and installed on a Windows system in the same way as on a Linux system. Run the following commands to build the executables, and install both the executables and documentation: $ make # make install To change where these are installed, specify the PREFIX make variable. The default value of this variable is /usr/local. For example: # make PREFIX=/usr install To uninstall the executables and documentation: # make uninstall Remember to specify the PREFIX make variable if a different prefix was used during installation.