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#1
Hi

i want to install new libs under madden.
Can any ne explain me how can i do this ?
This lib i want to install
http://repository.maemo.org/extras-d.../s/sdl-ttf2.0/

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theres no way to install deb packages on MADDE, you have to insert it in manually AFAIK...

PS: MADDE not MADDEN LOL
 

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Thanks

of course madde *g*.
Can i install it on the n900 and copy the libs to the madde direction
to use it ?

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A more interesting question would be whether to copy-paste ARM or x86 packages into MADDE?
 
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I've copied libaries from Scratchbox ARM and it seems to work.

E: Or make links to libraries and headers.
 

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Originally Posted by Venemo View Post
A more interesting question would be whether to copy-paste ARM or x86 packages into MADDE?
Would be arm, MADDE is a Cross-Compilation toolkit, thats why it compiles for ARM.
 

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The quick'n'dirty way (first of all, voids your warranty)

Code:
sysroot_dir=`mad query sysroot-dir`
echo $sysroot_dir
ar p package.deb data.tar.gz | tar -C "$sysroot_dir" -ztvf -
A planned feature is to create a script that does this in managed
manner (checks for filename collisions, logs installed files etc)...
 
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Originally Posted by too View Post
The quick'n'dirty way (first of all, voids your warranty)

Code:
sysroot_dir=`mad query sysroot-dir`
echo $sysroot_dir
ar p package.deb data.tar.gz | tar -C "$sysroot_dir" -ztvf -
A planned feature is to create a script that does this in managed
manner (checks for filename collisions, logs installed files etc)...
Any progress in this?
 
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