Re: [PATCH] split --disable-extras into multiple options

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Martin Pitt wrote:
> Hello Michael,
> 
> Michael Olbrich [2010-02-11 12:12 +0100]:
>> This patch patch makes it possible to enable all extras with external
>> dependencies individually. It replaces:
>> 	--disable-extras
>> with
>> 	--disable-gudev
>> 	--disable-bluetooth
>> 	--disable-keymap
>> 	--disable-acl
>> 	--disable-usbdb
>> 	--disable-pcidb
>> 	--disable-modem-modeswitch
>> as configure options.
>> I need a patch like this for the embedded system I'm working on. I need
>> gudev for other stuff, but I don't have libacl and some of the other
>> dependencies.
>>
>> Any opinions?
> 
> This looks fine to me, and it doesn't change the default behaviour
> either. If Kay agrees, I'll test this a little bit and commit.

I like the idea (for whatever that's worth), but would it be possible to
also split out the pcidb and usbdb rules, so that if I use *just*
--disable-usbdb, I still get the PCI rules?  Obviously that would
require splitting the rules files as well as adding this configure
logic...

If it's a huge pain that's fine, but the reason I ask is that my default
 system config (when I build it anyway) has the PCI database but not the
USB database.  But usbutils (and its libusb dependency) isn't that huge.

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