pkgsrc/sysutils/amtterm/PLIST

@comment $NetBSD: PLIST,v 1.1.1.1 2011/05/13 13:24:01 obache Exp $
bin/amtterm
${PLIST.gamt}bin/gamt
bin/amttool
man/man1/amtterm.1
man/man1/amttool.1
${PLIST.gamt}man/man1/gamt.1
man/man7/amt-howto.7
${PLIST.gamt}share/applications/gamt.desktop
Import amtterm-1.2 as sysutils/amtterm. Based on PR#44884 by YAMAMOTO Takeshi. Additionaly, some improvements by me. Active Management Technology (AMT) tools descriptions from man pages: amttool - remotely control Intel AMT managed machines. amtterm - Intel AMT serial-over-lan (sol) client. from amt-howto(7): What is AMT and why I should care? AMT stands for "Active Management Technology". It provides some remote management facilities. They are handled by the hardware and firmware, thus they work independant from the operation system. Means: It works before Linux bootet up to the point where it activated the network interface. It works even when your most recent test kernel deadlocked the machine. Which makes it quite useful for development machines ... Intel AMT is part of the vPro Platform. Recent intel-chipset based business machines should have it. My fairly new Intel SDV machine has it too. 2011-05-13 15:24:01 +02:00			`@comment $NetBSD: PLIST,v 1.1.1.1 2011/05/13 13:24:01 obache Exp $`
			`bin/amtterm`
			`${PLIST.gamt}bin/gamt`
			`bin/amttool`
			`man/man1/amtterm.1`
			`man/man1/amttool.1`
			`${PLIST.gamt}man/man1/gamt.1`
			`man/man7/amt-howto.7`
			`${PLIST.gamt}share/applications/gamt.desktop`