[L2Ork-dev] Compiling pd-l2ork on raspberry pi, stuck at compile stage
Jonathan Wilkes
jon.w.wilkes at gmail.com
Mon Apr 18 13:22:50 EDT 2022
Hi Ryan,
I believe Albert set things up so you can just do "make" from the
toplevel directory for rpi. Does that work?
-Jonathan
On Mon, Apr 18, 2022 at 11:02 AM Ryan Stanley <ryan7585 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello, I am a complete newbie to Linux and Raspberry Pi, and am attempting to install PD-L2ORK. I was unsuccessful at attempting basic installation, and have resorted to trying to build the program from source, directly on the Raspberry Pi. I am doing this with no knowledge of Linux commands, just copying and pasting commands from the instructions.
>
> Everything went as expected up until the compile step. I have already installed the developer packages, dependencies, etc, and have already cloned the repository from github.
>
> The PD-L2ORK website tells me that while I should be following the instructions in the github's README file, "there is one notable exception"... I should use the -R flag for the autocompile script, like so:
> ./tar_em_up.sh -R
>
> However the README file has no step that tells me to type a command like this. The compile stage simply tells me to type "make all" in order to build the full program. I attempted to type "make all" with no success.
>
> I then tried changing to the directory "pd-l2ork" and then typing "make all". Suddenly it started trying to do something, but produced an SSL connection error when trying to fetch the nwjs binary.
>
> Then I tried typing "make all -R".. figuring maybe that would work. Now, it has gotten completely stuck and is not producing an error, and is not completing its process in any way, so I can't type another command. It is stuck while attempting to fetch the nwjs binary and has been for some time.
>
> My question is this.... did I mess up somehow? Where was I supposed to put that -R flag?
> Or is everything going fine, and I just need to be patient while this process completes?
>
> Thanks,
> Ryan Stanley
>
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