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WorkMan was ported to BSD/386 by John Kohl ([1]jtk@kolvir.blrc.ma.us).
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To compile and run WorkMan on BSD/386, you will need two things not
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provided in the BSD/386 release:
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1. XView libraries and include files (3.0 or later), available on
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[2]bsdi.com for anonymous FTP.
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2. [3]Diffs for the CDROM library (to provide a volume function with
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better resolution.) These are in the file patch-bsd386 in the
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WorkMan source's html directory.
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If you have a SoundBlaster Pro with a driver installed (also available
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from bsdi.com, the SBlast-1.5 version, not Steve McCanne's version),
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you can compile SoundBlaster volume control code, which is useful for
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non-SCSI CDROM devices. To do so, edit the Imakefile to remove the
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comments around LOCALDEFS. Once you have compiled, you can enable the
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SoundBlaster volume control by patching the sb_fd variable to -1, like
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% /usr/bin/gdb -w workman
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Use imake to generate a BSD/386 Makefile, with something like:
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imake -DUseInstalled -I/usr/src/local/XView3.0/config
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-I/usr/X11/lib/X11/config
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For SCSI CD-ROM drives, WorkMan must be run as root (perhaps as
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setuid, but that may have security implications on database file
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reading) in order to have access to issue SCSI audio commands.
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[4]To the install page
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Last update: 02 Jun 1995
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1. mailto:jtk@kolvir.blrc.ma.us
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2. ftp://bsdi.com/contrib/X11
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3. file://localhost/home/woodstock/koreth/wm/workman/HTML/patch-bsd386
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4. file://localhost/home/woodstock/koreth/wm/workman/HTML/install.html