- adapter

[packages/dev.git] / dev.spec

diff --git a/dev.spec b/dev.spec
index 8f06bbf317c1df13d475073f88d5921e55e59c39..0f8b48e844421b6b0a7838b993247e9c0264f931 100644 (file)
--- a/dev.spec
+++ b/dev.spec
@@ -1,21 +1,21 @@
 Summary:       /dev entries
-Summary(de.UTF-8):   /dev-Einträge
-Summary(fr.UTF-8):   Entrées de /dev
-Summary(pl.UTF-8):   Pliki specjalne /dev/*
-Summary(tr.UTF-8):   /dev dizini
+Summary(de.UTF-8):     /dev-Einträge
+Summary(fr.UTF-8):     Entrées de /dev
+Summary(pl.UTF-8):     Pliki specjalne /dev/*
+Summary(tr.UTF-8):     /dev dizini
 Name:          dev
 Version:       2.9.0
-Release:       26
+Release:       30
 License:       Public Domain
 Group:         Base
 Source0:       %{name}-list
+AutoReqProv:   no
 Requires:      setup >= 2.4.8
 Provides:      devfs
-AutoReqProv:   no
 BuildRoot:     %{tmpdir}/%{name}-%{version}-root-%(id -u -n)
 
 %description
-Unix and unix like systems (including Linux) use file system entries
+Unix and Unix-like systems (including Linux) use file system entries
 to represent devices attached to the machine. All of these entries are
 in the /dev tree (though they don't have to be), and this package
 contains the most commonly used /dev entries. These files are
@@ -182,7 +182,6 @@ rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT
 %attr(666,root,root) /dev/drzewo
 
 %ifarch %{ix86}
-%dev(c,10,184) %attr(666,root,root) /dev/cpu/microcode
 %dev(c,10,181) %attr(666,root,root) /dev/toshiba
 %dev(c,212,0) %attr(600,root,root) /dev/slamr0
 %dev(c,213,0) %attr(600,root,root) /dev/slusb0
@@ -198,6 +197,7 @@ rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT
 
 %ifarch %{ix86} %{x8664}
 %dev(c,10,227) %attr(600,root,root) /dev/mcelog
+%dev(c,10,184) %attr(666,root,root) /dev/cpu/microcode
 %endif
 
 %ifarch m68k