Thats interesting, any guide/reference how to install it in raspi or nanopi?
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hey @drsensor, thanks! There's no guide for Raspberry Pis yet, but as soon as meta-eosio's recipes are stable, that's the first thing I'm writing! One of the main goals is exactly to support popular boards like the RPis, BeagleBones, DragonBoards, and others.
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Nice. If you don't mind (just personal request, ignore it if its cumbersome), support http://www.nanopi.org board to 😋.
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BitBake will build packages for the target machine selected in the MACHINE variable inside the local build settings (
conf/local.conf).Looks like there's already a meta-nanopi layer providing support for the NanoPi board, so (in theory) building for NanoPi should be pretty straightforward.
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meta-eosiois ready I'll make a new article with a guide on how to build and install GNU/Linux packages and images for popular arm boards. I'll try to make sure the guide is generic so NanoPi is also covered :)Downvoting a post can decrease pending rewards and make it less visible. Common reasons:
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