APRX v2.07 for Raspberry

[Gianni IS0XDA]

I'm looking for the version 2.07 compiled for theRaspberry armhf. Someone has it ready?

Thankyou.

Gianni, IS0XDA

[Joakim Hermansen]

let me know if you find it, or make it yourself

[Javier Henderson]

On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 7:02 AM, Joakim Hermansen <joaki...@gmail.com> wrote:

let me know if you find it, or make it yourself 

I've been running aprx on a Raspberry Pi for some time, and upgraded to 2.0.7 last night (built from sources).

73,

-jav k4jh 

[John Gorkos]

I just compiled APRX v2.07 svn539 for raspi and put it up here:

http://www.aprs-alert.net/aprx/aprx-2.07.svn539/

There are just two binaries in there:  aprx and aprx-stat.  They're both stripped.

This was compiled on a model B version 2 raspi running the raspbmc distro.  I did a "sudo apt-get install build-essential libax25-dev" to prep the build environment.

John Gorkos

 

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[Gianni IS0XDA]

Thanks John, tonight I try replacing the files on my Raspberry and let you know how it went.

73
Gianni, IS0XDA

[Gianni IS0XDA]

John,
I replaced the binaries that you have made available. Okay, no problem. Currently working on Igate IS0AML.
 Many thanks.

73 and Ciao
Gianni, IS0XDA

[N5VRP]

I am looking for Raspberry Pi IMAGE of the Aprx version 2.07 armhf. This would be easy
to do with Win32imager and place it on the Aprx/Raspi folder out there. Or other repository
as it would help others get involved without locating all the pieces to the puzzle so-ta speak.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. A link to the IMAGE would be enough off dropbox.

Dennis

[John Gorkos]

How about just installing raspian, or some such, and pulling the binary from a web site?

http://www.aprs-alert.net/aprx

Note that only the binaries are there.  No setup, nothing else.

John Gorkos

From: N5VRP <n5vrp...@gmail.com>
Reply-To: <aprx-s...@googlegroups.com>
Date: Saturday, September 21, 2013 7:19 AM
To: <aprx-s...@googlegroups.com>
Subject: [Aprx] Re: APRX v2.07 for Raspberry

[John Gorkos]

Ok, I can do one better now.

I've built a raspi with raspian and set it up as a development environment.  Then pulled the latest trunk from aprx svn and built that as a debian package.

The result is here:

http://www.aprs-alert.net/aprx/aprx_2.0.7-SVN544_armhf.deb

This is a debian Raspbian package, built off an up-to-date build of Debian for Raspberry Pi.

I understand your original request was for a complete IMAGE of a ready-to-go RasPi image with APRX in place, but 1) I don't know how to do that, and 2) I don't want to undertake keeping a complete image up-to-date.  This way, all I have to do is run apt-get upgrade and re-run svn up && dpkg-buildpackage once a week to keep the package completely current with Raspbian.  If I build a "Win32Imager" version, I'd put it up and 6 months from now I'd forget about it until I got some angry emails complaining that it was out of date or broken in some way.  The whole debian distribution system is built around the concept of a base set of packages, and then add-ons to that base set that can be provided by anyone.

Please post any questions to the list.

John Gorkos

AB0OO

From: N5VRP <n5vrp...@gmail.com>
Reply-To: <aprx-s...@googlegroups.com>
Date: Saturday, September 21, 2013 7:19 AM
To: <aprx-s...@googlegroups.com>
Subject: [Aprx] Re: APRX v2.07 for Raspberry