Re: mumudvb 2.0 for jessie-backports

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
...

Here say that it will compile for armhf architecture, is this OK?

# 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?

Thanks for your help again.

Regards.

2015-10-13 20:41 GMT+02:00 Lennart Sorensen <lsorense@???>:
> On Tue, Oct 13, 2015 at 07:09:00PM +0200, Josu Lazkano wrote:
>> Thanks both for the support.
>>
>> Yes, I use Raspbian Jessie on the Raspberry Pi.
>>
>> I have no idea what is armel or armhf. If you want I could give you
>> root access to the device to test it.
>>
>> Thanks and regards.
>
> armel and armhf are official debian architectures. armel uses software
> floating point and is pretty slow and works on armv4 and higher.
> armhf uses hardware floating point and works on armv7. Raspbian is NOT
> a debian architecture, but is a rebuilt version of armhf built for armv6
> (which is what the RPi is, although the RPi 2 is armv7 and can run the
> real debian armhf).
>
> Since armhf requires armv7, you will sometimes run into programs that
> won't run on armv6 because of unsupported instructions, although some
> programs will run.
>
> So you would need to have the package compiled for raspbian to be sure
> you could run it.
>
> --
> Len Sorensen



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Josu Lazkano