I'm not done yet -- lots of pieces need to be brought together, starting with subversion (and it's simple dependencies), then adding serf from Google, which requires openssl (which, although the openssl-1.0.0 in included with the distribution doesn't include the headers needed to build with). Never-the-less, this udoo/ARM-Linux is a pretty real platform that feels similar in maturity to the Slackware days with the 2.0.x Linux kernels. Clearly, good people have been doing good work. Assuming I get this working, any idea how to share it so other's don't need to redo this?
apr, zlib, apu, serf, scons, openssl, not done yet. At lease the udoo distribution has gcc and py! Ah, for a package manager that handles dependencies... I'm sure, when done, someone will point out (with great sensitivity), that if I simply read the right document, I would have has a single shell command to do this.
Sudo apt-get Svn. (Or is it subversion, don't have the board in front of me right now) I would have thought would be all that was needed... That usually takes care of dependencies as well..
