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[420f00f3]

Just checked and TSDuck is not in the repos of OpenPLi

opkg list | grep tsduck

root@vuduo4kse:~# uname -a
Linux vuduo4kse 4.1.45-1.17 #1 SMP Sat Sep 10 19:30:52 UTC 2022 armv7l GNU/Linux

Is armv7l = armhf, or it is different architecture?

 

Is it safe to install the 32bit version for "Raspbian (Raspberry Pi, 32 bits) | tsduck_3.36-3528.raspbian12_armhf.deb"

https://github.com/t...ian12_armhf.deb

 

or would I need to compile it and if so, would it work?

 

[WanWizard]

You would need to compile it, not only for possible architecture issues, but also because you need to compile it against the correct kernel and libraries.
 
Satdreamgr has a build recipe for it: https://github.com/s...sduck/tsduck.bb
 
This would require you to setup a build environment (some pointers here: https://wiki.openpli..._your_own_build).
 
Once you've been able to build an image for your box, you can copy that recipe into meta-local/tsduck, and build it using

 cd build
 MACHINE=xxXXXX
 source env.source
 bitbake -k tsduck

[420f00f3]

 

You would need to compile it, not only for possible architecture issues, but also because you need to compile it against the correct kernel and libraries.
 
Satdreamgr has a build recipe for it: https://github.com/s...sduck/tsduck.bb
 
This would require you to setup a build environment (some pointers here: https://wiki.openpli..._your_own_build).
 
Once you've been able to build an image for your box, you can copy that recipe into meta-local/tsduck, and build it using

 cd build
 MACHINE=xxXXXX
 source env.source
 bitbake -k tsduck

Thanx for the pointers, Wow ...That is above my skill set

[WanWizard]

Everybody has to start somewhere, and we all were clueless at some point .