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Pierre Pronchery khorben at defora.orgHi Alexander, John, list, On 19/07/2012 09:04, Alexander Huemer wrote: > > On Thu, Jul 19, 2012 at 05:43:08AM +0000, John Case wrote: >> >> I am a mac and NetBSD user and have not run any linux systems for >> many years. I have never used Debian/Ubuntu/etc. > Now that's an interesting combination! ;) Rock on! >> Now I would like to begin doing work with osmocom, GNU radio, SDRs >> and some android development. >> >> I knw it's a religious question, but since I am starting with a >> completely blank slate, what would be the simplest, most painless >> distro to set up a development and build environment (cross >> compiling for arm, building osmocom, gnu radio, and running android >> development tools and SDKs) ? I have managed to build Osmocom at some point on NetBSD; see: https://github.com/khorben/osmocom-bb It didn't fully work as-is from my tests, but it should be possible to make it work. I used a cross-compilation toolchain built through NetBSD's build.sh (evbarm). >> I assume the answer must be either Debian or Ubuntu, but really have >> no idea ... comments ? > Most developers use Debian, it works as expected. > IIRC somebody in the past tried to package something from *.osmocom.org > for netbsd. Search the ML archive. It's in pkgsrc-wip, wip/libosmocore. I did it in August 2011, I think it's way out of date now. > At least libosmocore compiles on freebsd[1]. > Did you try to compile osmocombb on netbsd? I'd be interested in the > results. *tadaaa* (no idea about the current code though) HTH, -- khorben