I have never tried that after the big 2.0 change.
You can try it but I'm not sure it will work, I have compiled the whole distro from scratch and it's not debian based anymore. I'm also using eglibc and not glibc so something might work but something don't. I did it to avoid excess space waste and to have more optimizations on speed and code size even if I'm pretty sure there're differences with raspbian repo.
The few things in common with them are the apt-utils tools, this is not a debian based distro, I'm now following an LFS approach (with pros and cons); you can try to add their repo here but on big packages you'll have few troubles (glibc), just let me know how it goes
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I tried but apt is searching for binary-armel, raspbian has binary-armhf. I would like to install delgue on my raspberry, don't have time right now to look if your repository has all python dependencies for compileing it on moebius.
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it's an ARM-HF binary based distro as well as raspbian, even if packages might have different names. I don't have a ready made deluge package compiled on it (yet) but I have added it to my build list
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2015-03-05
is it possible to setup jenkins to build these binarys?
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Jenkins is a Java tool from what I know. Unfortunately the Pi is not so java friendly, it's possible to have a working JRE but it's not so optimized on it, maybe things are changing a lot with the Pi2 but I didn't tried it yet, I'm more focused on C,C++ and Python apps and I'll leave Java outside in this moment.
Jetty, Tomcat and generic java tools are not so popular on the Pi, not only in this distro
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Is it possible to add raspbian repositori to mobius v2.0.1?
I have never tried that after the big 2.0 change.
You can try it but I'm not sure it will work, I have compiled the whole distro from scratch and it's not debian based anymore. I'm also using eglibc and not glibc so something might work but something don't. I did it to avoid excess space waste and to have more optimizations on speed and code size even if I'm pretty sure there're differences with raspbian repo.
The few things in common with them are the apt-utils tools, this is not a debian based distro, I'm now following an LFS approach (with pros and cons); you can try to add their repo here but on big packages you'll have few troubles (glibc), just let me know how it goes
Last edit: Andrea Benini 2015-03-05
I tried but apt is searching for binary-armel, raspbian has binary-armhf. I would like to install delgue on my raspberry, don't have time right now to look if your repository has all python dependencies for compileing it on moebius.
Added rtorrent instead, right now
it's an ARM-HF binary based distro as well as raspbian, even if packages might have different names. I don't have a ready made deluge package compiled on it (yet) but I have added it to my build list
is it possible to setup jenkins to build these binarys?
Jenkins is a Java tool from what I know. Unfortunately the Pi is not so java friendly, it's possible to have a working JRE but it's not so optimized on it, maybe things are changing a lot with the Pi2 but I didn't tried it yet, I'm more focused on C,C++ and Python apps and I'll leave Java outside in this moment.
Jetty, Tomcat and generic java tools are not so popular on the Pi, not only in this distro