Changes for RHEL8

GNUMakefile

@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@
 include /ioc/tools/driver.makefile
 
 MODULE=pyDevSup
-LIBVERSION=koennecke
+LIBVERSION=1.2.sinq
 BUILDCLASSES=Linux
-ARCH_FILTER=RHEL7-x86_64
+ARCH_FILTER=RHEL8-x86_64
 
 #----------- Define python version
 PY=python3.6m

README.module

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 pyDevSup is not you standard EPICS extension in that it tightly interacts with the 
 python interpreter. This causes some issues with Dirk Zimochs module system which 
 allows to load support modules through the require command. Most importantly, 
-reuire does not know about python and its modules at all. 
+require does not know about python and its modules at all. 
 
 
 The good news is that it can be made to work but requires a few manual steps.
@@ -18,8 +18,11 @@ The good news is that it can be made to work but requires a few manual steps.
 4) Copy the saved devsup directory in some place into pyDevSup's module hierarchy. 
    For example: /ioc/modules/pyDevSup/koennecke/R3.14.12/lib/devsup
 
-5) In order to successfuly load pyDevSup with require the directory underneath 
-   where ypu placed pydevsup needs to be on the python path. For example:
+5) Copy the library /ioc/modules/pyDevSup/koennecke/R3.14.12/lib/${EPICS_HOST_ARCH}/libDevSup.so to 
+   /ioc/modules/pyDevSup/koennecke/R3.14.12/lib/devsup/_dbapi.so
+
+6) In order to successfuly load pyDevSup with require the directory underneath where ypu placed 
+   pydevsup needs to be on the python path. For example:
    /ioc/modules/pyDevSup/koennecke/R3.14.12/lib/
 
 With this, one can at least run the testmodule.cmd script and it workd at least 

testmodule.cmd

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 #! /usr/local/bin/iocsh
 
-require pyDevSup, koennecke
+require pyDevSup, 1.2.sinq
 
 py "import logging"
 py "logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)"