atrocity wrote: > Great stuff, thanks so much! A couple things, though: > > 1. Am I mis-remembering, or does git also have to be explicitly > installed? > On the armbian version of Ubuntu I picked up to try this, it was already installed. atrocity wrote: > > 2. When I attempted to put the steps for the helper binaries into a > script, the wavpack step failed. I believe the initial cd step should > just be > Code: -------------------- > > cd ../wavpack -------------------- > > > Looking at this again, I find an extra pair of dots would be necessary, since you should be in ./vendor/faad2/faad2/frontend at that point. I should have written "cd ../../../wavpack/" atrocity wrote: > > Would running the entire process from the top be the correct way to > update to the latest nightly? > If you have already run this once, and can keep the build directories in-tact (i.e., you have room for them), then updating to the latest nightly should start with the "git pull" commands and go from there. atrocity wrote: > > Also curious if the same steps would work on a C2 running Debian. It's > not my computer and not in my house, so I don't know the exact OS > details and understand if there's no way you can answer that. Just > wondering if I could script all this stuff and send it to a friend. > I had previously developed this process on Debian Stretch, (armbian). I have successfully used it on Debian Jessie too. I only tried it on Ubuntu so I could give you meaningful guidance. atrocity wrote: > > Thank you again for doing this! I was a programmer for decades but my > specialty was SAS and JCL on the mainframe. So I find myself in the > annoying position of having a head full of lots computer/programming > knowledge with almost none of it being relevant here. I was glad to share it, and happy it worked for you.
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