Hello Lee,
Thanks for posting your compiling script.
Looking in your script, I see you are compiling locally on the SD card
and most likely, it will also use /tmp for swap as the RPi has so little
ram. Doing this can wear out the user's SD card prematurely. I always
recommend for people to do the compiling on a USB attached HD or maybe a
remote NFS mount.
--David
On 11/23/2013 06:15 PM, Lee Bengston wrote:
Hello to the list members.
Similar to what has been provided previously via the installation notes at
http://www.xastir.org for Ubuntu, etc., I have posted a shell script for
automating the process of downloading dependent packages, retrieving Xastir
source code from CVS, and compiling & installing Xastir.
>From a terminal in the Raspberry Pi, the shell script can be retrieved as
follows:
wget http://www.175moonlight.com/xastir/raspbian-xastir-cvsbuild.sh
Next make sure the script is executable using the following command:
chmod +x raspbian-xastir-cvsbuild.sh
Then execute the script as follows:
./raspbian-xastir-cvsbuild.sh
When the script finishes, you should have a compiled and installed version
of Xastir fresh from the CVS respository. I didn't bother installing
either geotiff or gdal with the script, but "everything else" was included.
If you already have a directory named src/xastir under your home directory,
I would rename it before executing the script. The script worked for me -
I have a working and very up to date copy of Xastir on the Pi after
executing it.
The Pi is not a speed burner, so the whole process will definitely take
some time, and of course an Internet connection is needed in order for the
script to download Xastir and its dependencies.
Regards,
Lee - K5DAT
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