Re: mumudvb 2.0 for jessie-backports

2015-10-14 15:47 GMT+02:00 Lennart Sorensen <lsorense@???>:
> On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 08:53:57AM +0200, Josu Lazkano wrote:
>> Thank you very much for the explanation.
>>
>> So I need to compile from source.
>>
>> I make this steps:
>>
>> # apt-get build-dep mumudvb
>> # apt-get source mumudvb
>> # cd mumudvb-dmo-2.0.0/
>> # dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc
>> dpkg-buildpackage: paquete fuente mumudvb-dmo
>> dpkg-buildpackage: versión de las fuentes 1:2.0.0-dmo2+bp1
>> dpkg-buildpackage: distribución de las fuentes stable-backports
>> dpkg-buildpackage: fuentes modificadas por Christian Marillat
>> <marillat@???>
>> dpkg-buildpackage: arquitectura del sistema armhf
>> ...
>
> How about:
>
> apt-get source -b mumudvb
>
> That does it all in one command.
>
>> Here say that it will compile for armhf architecture, is this OK?
>
> Raspbian is armhf, it is just armhf for armv6 rather than armv7 that
> the official Debian armhf uses. All raspbian packages will work on an
> armv7 debian system, but not the other way around (as you found out).
>
>> # dpkg -i ../mumudvb_2.0.0-dmo2+bp1_armhf.deb
>>
>> If execute I get same error:
>>
>> # mumudvb -d -v -c /etc/mumudvb/card0_etb.conf
>> Instrucción ilegal
>>
>> Am I compiling in a wrong way?
>
> No, but maybe the problem is in one of the libraries and not the package
> itself. I think your gdb backtrace actually pointed to a library so
> maybe that is the package you have to recompile.
>
> Worst case would be that the package contains explicit armv7 assembly
> code, which would be annoying. Not that likely though.
>
> --
> Len Sorensen

Thank you very much,

I appreciate your explanation.

So, I need to compile my own packages. Maybe it is a stupid question,
but, it is possible to compile all packages in the Raspberry Pi?
Something like "apt-get source -b *".

Thanks and regards.

--
Josu Lazkano