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Originally Posted by rinigus View Post
Yes, you should be able to build it on SDK. You may have to increase allocated RAM for it, though.
Sure, already up, and upped CPU's too. No reason to leave defaults when there is processing power available

Originally Posted by rinigus View Post
Installation of dependencies available at SFOS repos is done automatically by `mb2`. So, you will have to only compile and install the missing ones into SDK.
I've been using qtcreator for now - will investigate mb2 as I prefer the CLI.

Originally Posted by rinigus View Post
I would start from OSM Scout Server and then work backwards to fulfill dependencies.
Right, so I started this and it's as fun as it is. However, before I dig deeper into my current rabbit hole, mapnik needs libicuuc.so.63, but SFOS 3.4 target has version 66 (confusingly, libicu package) - will this be a matter of cloning pkg-mapnik and creating another rpm for mapnik (adjusting whatever version needed, of course)? mapnik says it prefers libicuuc >= 4.2, I believe 66 is significantly bigger than 4.2, unless I have something categorically wrong - mathematics or package names

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