You're right in that it would be easiest to do the compilation on a
desktop machine. Voyage 0.6.x is based on Debian Lenny (5.0), so it is
easiest if you get a machine set up with that. It could be a virtual
machine if you know how to do that.
You'll need to download the development packages and libraries needed to
compile mpd. Something like this would do the trick:
apt-get build-dep mpd
Sean
Jeff Mai wrote:
Hi,
I have installed voyage 0.6.1 to my Alix 2D2 machine with the intent of running
mpd. Everything has worked without much trouble, but I have discovered I need
features of mpd that are still in beta (experimental.)
The mpd version I need is available in a git repository. I started by
installing
git-core on the Alix, but quickly realised that I'd need to install quite a lot
of dependent packages in order to compile mpd on the Alix. Maybe I shouldn't be
compiling on the Alix, but on a desktop machine and then install the binaries to
the Alix...
What's the best way to proceed with this? Can someone suggest some reading?
Thanks.
Jeff
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