Now that bintray is down, is there a replacement repo that can be added to 'sources.list' in place of:
deb http://dl.bintray.com/bennettpeter/deb/ buster myth31
Is there an equivalent entry corresponding to the https://dl.orangedox.com/pCBmBm site?
Or does one have to do all the downloads manually now??
Replacement for bintray repository
Re: Replacement for bintray repository
Since bintray was taken down, you have to download and install manually now from orangedox, or build it yourself. I have not moved it to another package manager service.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Peter
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Peter
Re: Replacement for bintray repository
Thanks Peter for the info.
Do you expect at some point to find an alternative package manager?
Or is there an issue of supporting a package manager being challenging or costly or against myhtv philosophy?
More just wanting to know whether to wait for a solution or whether it will never come
Thanks again for your work in supporting a rpi myhtv solution!!!
Do you expect at some point to find an alternative package manager?
Or is there an issue of supporting a package manager being challenging or costly or against myhtv philosophy?
More just wanting to know whether to wait for a solution or whether it will never come
Thanks again for your work in supporting a rpi myhtv solution!!!
Re: Replacement for bintray repository
The MythTV team do not officially release compiled packages, only source code. So I do this on my own.
I have not looked for another package manager for this. I am not focused on raspberry pi at the moment. The latest version of MythTV for Raspberry pi has a number of problems, and I am not using it personally.
I have not looked for another package manager for this. I am not focused on raspberry pi at the moment. The latest version of MythTV for Raspberry pi has a number of problems, and I am not using it personally.
Re: Replacement for bintray repository
Ahh so makes sense then to stick with the earlier one that was on the binary package manager?
Also, how hard is it to compile?
Is it best to compile on a native rpi platform or is it better/easier to x-compile with an arm toolchain on an x86 Ubuntu system?
Also, how hard is it to compile?
Is it best to compile on a native rpi platform or is it better/easier to x-compile with an arm toolchain on an x86 Ubuntu system?
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Re: Replacement for bintray repository
This is discussed in other Raspberry topics, but I find it fastest to compile on a RPI4 on Raspberry PI OS 64bit.
I clone the mythtv repository per https://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Build_from_Source
I then set the dependencies per thread viewtopic.php?f=46&t=4542#p22539
Since I also build the backend, I build the mythtv-light packages cloning https://github.com/MythTV/packaging/tre ... /deb-light
I create a ~/.buildrc file with
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MYTHTV_CONFIG_OPT_EXTRA="--disable-vdpau --enable-opengl --disable-vaapi --enable-libmp3lame --arch=aarch64"
To build the backend stuff, I clone and use https://github.com/MikeB2013/pi-utils
You only need the pi-mythbackend-helper.sh script.
Re: Replacement for bintray repository
Thanks! Very helpful!