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system and list the package details. For example, Figure A-1 shows the packages
required for ndctl v64.1 on Fedora 30 (https://fedora.pkgs.org/30/fedora-x86_64/
ndctl-64.1-1.fc30.x86_64.rpm.html).
Installing NDCTL and DAXCTL Using the Linux
Distribution Package Repository
The ndctl and daxctl utilities are delivered as runtime binaries with the option to
install development header files which can be used to integrate their features in to your
application or when compiling PMDK from source code. To create debug binaries,
you need to compile ndctl and daxctl from source code. Refer to the README on the
project page https://github.com/pmem/ndctl or https://docs.pmem.io for detailed
instructions.
Figure A-1. Detailed package information for ndctl v64.1 on Fedora 30
Appendix A How to instAll ndCtl And dAxCtl on linux
system and list the package details. For example, Figure A-1 shows the packages
required for ndctl v64.1 on Fedora 30 (https://fedora.pkgs.org/30/fedora-x86_64/
ndctl-64.1-1.fc30.x86_64.rpm.html).
Installing NDCTL and DAXCTL Using the Linux
Distribution Package Repository
The ndctl and daxctl utilities are delivered as runtime binaries with the option to
install development header files which can be used to integrate their features in to your
application or when compiling PMDK from source code. To create debug binaries,
you need to compile ndctl and daxctl from source code. Refer to the README on the
project page https://github.com/pmem/ndctl or https://docs.pmem.io for detailed
instructions.
Figure A-1. Detailed package information for ndctl v64.1 on Fedora 30
Appendix A How to instAll ndCtl And dAxCtl on linux