8/2/2018 3:52 PM | |
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Hello,
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Last edited by: Jen_Moderator at: 8/3/2018 10:20:34 AMNew subject after splitting |
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8/3/2018 11:27 AM | |
Joined: 12/12/2016 Last visit: 4/8/2024 Posts: 640 Rating: (60)
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Hello, When you set up the IOT you are usually root anyways, so there is no need to type "sudo" in your commands. Installing apt-get won't get you far because all the packages you can download over apt-get are not compatible with the Yocto Linux that is running on the IOT. If you need any software on the IOT I would recommend downloading its sources and compiling it. You can compile source code of open source applications on the IOT itself or over Eclipse. Another way would be to build your own yocto image and add the packages you need to your build. If you really want to use apt-get you can also try out the Debian Image, but I would not recommend it since you can get bugs and errors when running applications. Kind regards! |
8/3/2018 12:17 PM | |
Joined: 12/12/2016 Last visit: 4/8/2024 Posts: 640 Rating: (60)
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Hello, To build your own image you would have to follow these instructions. Kind regards! |
8/24/2018 2:15 PM | |
Joined: 12/12/2016 Last visit: 4/8/2024 Posts: 640 Rating: (60)
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Hello, I explained this to you in this post. Don't forget, that you can also use the search function on top! You can compile cifs-utils on the IOT: Download the sources from here or github and follow the instructions on their website or inside their README file. Kind regards! |
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