2017-03-17 11:22 GMT+01:00 Jonas Smedegaard <jo...@jones.dk>: > How about fresh install of _Debian_ wheezy (not Emdebian wheezy)? >
That's my main problem: I am unable to install wheezy or jessie, passing all tests supplied with the source package! I was trying to stress that on my initial post, only writing the initial intent for better understanding. Before I try to find the best solution for me, I'm looking for a way to install something, that passes the build-tests on my platform. I tried wheezy and jessie with their appropriate nodejs source, both failed several tests. I repeated at least the jessie test on armhf platform, which also failed. So it would be nice to find someone that is able to pass all 'test-simple' targets on any platform (i386, amd64, armel, armhf), to have a valid starting point for me. (I didn't try the Intel platforms so far, but assume they fail as well) After finding a solid (wheezy or jessie) base, I might continue to port that to libssl1.0.2 or to static link to libssl1.0.1 - that's why I asked for a guide for static linking to openssl. Would it be an option for you to backport those parts (as opposed to > forward-port Nodejs which I fear is quite more complex)? > Again, for now nodejs tests seem to fail on older releases too. Raspberry Pi is arguably _popular_ but certainly not a standard. > Sorry for that - I definitely meant "popular", which is a great advantage searching for solutions... Depending on your needs (is brand recognition a need for you?), I > recommend you to consider the OSHW boards from Olimex. > I'm fine with everything that does not cost to much and is easy to purchase. Is anyone able to pass all nodejs build tests on that platform? Sven
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