I just followed the steps. It took all of 30 seconds to install all of this
stuff. My virtual box is fast at 1gig of ram. The process though still bombed.
It can't compile for some reason from what I see in my consoul window. Here is
the output.
http://upload.tffppodcast.com/output.txt
hope that helps a bit.
By the way, opam-doc could not be found so I guess my vertual box provider
doesn't have that in their apt-get repository.
> On Apr 3, 2016, at 1:34 PM, Nicholas Vrtis <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Did you move the liquidsoap binary to /usr/bin/ (I think that is normally in
> your path). The opan install leaves it buried deep under the install
> directory.
>
> Here are the notes I took when I did the install on a Pi. Note the part
> about updating bashrc and logging out and back in.
>
>
>
> Well, I figured out how to get it compiled on the Raspberry Pi 2 (the process
> will probably work on a B+, but I do not have a spare one of those to try it
> on).
>
> Here is what I did. A number of steps, but pretty simple, and all worked
> 'out of the box'.
>
> 1) I started with 2015-11-21-raspbian-jessie-lite ( didn't need the GUI, and
> office etc.)
> 2) SSH in as user 'pi' (if you have a keyboard and monitor attached, that
> will work just as well).
> 3) sudo raspi-config at minimum you will need to expand the file system to
> the whole SD card. And you SHOULD change the password.
> 4) sudo aptitude (I like to use aptitude instead of apt-get just because it
> is easier to search, and has a simple menu).
> 5) u (lowercase u) will update all the repository information
> 6) U (uppercase u) will make anything that is upgradeable.
> 7) g to review the upgrades
> 8) g (again) to apply the upgrades.
>
> Cool.. now we have an up to date raspbian jessie system. On to installing
> liquidsoap. There are a number of debian packages that need to be installed
> befor OPAM will work
>
> 1) sudo aptitude
> 2) a slash (/) will bring up the aptitude search.
> 3) search for opam (you will find opam-doc and opam) install them both (hit
> the plus (+) on each line
> 4) search for camlp4-extra and + it
> 5) search for libpcre-ocaml-dev + it
> 6) search for libmad-ocaml-dev + it
> 7) search for m4 (you will find a bunch you do NOT want.. you want m4-doc and
> m4 + those two.
> 8) press g to review
> 9) press g again to apply.. get a coffee (or beverage of choice). This will
> take about 15-30 minutes.
>
> Eventually, you will get a message 'press return to continue'.. do that, q
> to quit aptitude, and y to really quit.
>
> whew....
>
> now make a backup copy of .bashrc (note.. there is a period at the beginning
> of the name).
> cp .bashrc NoOPAMbashrc
> Technically, this is optional, but OPAM init will need to add to the PATH
> environment and that can be confusing if you try to run liquidsoap under a
> different user.
>
> Now set up opam
>
> opam init
>
> this will do a 'bunch of stuff' and eventually ask you if you want to update
> .bashrc (you MUST reply 'y' - the default is N).
>
> logout and log back in to pick up the changes to your environment.
>
> then it is simply
>
> opam install liquidsoap
>
> once that completes, you should be able to just type liquidsoap --version and
> see the beauty...
>
> eventually, we will need to move liquidsoap from deep inside the ~.opam
> directory to a more normal directory to put it in the usual path. but this
> is enough to work with as long as you are running under the user pi.
>
> Your milage may vary, but figure about 2 hours from writing the SD card to
> running liquidsoap (which isn't too bad).
>
> Nick
>
>
> On Sun, Apr 3, 2016 at 4:08 PM, Sarah Alawami <[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> Hello to all. I installed via opam liquidsoap 1.2. The installation went
> good, or seemed to, except I get the command not found when trying to enter
> any liquidsoap commands. For what it's worth here is my messages log file.
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/uf3bt4lbsreu3fs/messages.txt?dl=1
> <https://www.dropbox.com/s/uf3bt4lbsreu3fs/messages.txt?dl=1>
>
> I don't remember receiving any error messages during install, but I don't
> also remember seeing all of the plugins the apt-get version instlled to allow
> playback of mp3, wav and aac files. did I brake it?
> If the link brakes change it to a 0 then see if you can still dl the text
> file.
>
> hope that helps a bit.
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