Title: Include a more complete development environment? [Print This Page] Author: d3x0r Time: 8/3/2019 13:20 Title: Include a more complete development environment? 2.2GB for an image, and what do I get? GCC.
(pardon my informality)
that is ridiculous.
Once upon a time https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=sorcerer sorcerer was a small source-based distribution, and it included all the things needed to compile more things, but not muche else, but was 200MB ... 1/10th of the size.
# GDB can be included, even if only gdbserver is actually used.
util-linux-2.34
gmp-6.1.2
gdb-8.3
# Git could be included... for grabbing own projects to apply to the system.
openssl-OpenSSL_1_1_1c
util-linux-ng
libxml2-2.9.9
bison-3.4
curl-7.65.3
git-master
# tiny terminal editor
ncurses-6.1
readline-8.0
nano-4.3
# faster make systems
ninja-1.9.0
cmake-3.15.1
# goes up and down, unlike more
less-530
# extra things grabbed, incomplete though, ended up just disabling building docs for nftables.
asciidoc-8.6.9
texinfo-6.6
# iptables is obsolete/deprecated. nft allows building muitiple tables of rules for better application-grouped rules.
flex-2.6.4
expat-2.2.7
libmnl-1.0.4
libnftnl-1.1.3
nftables-0.9.1
# Things required to compile the kernel.
ed-1.15
bc-1.07
lz4-1.9.1
lzip-1.21
# No Node?
node (13.0.0-pre1/12.7.0)
npm-cli
# midnight commander and screen - terminal sharing/overloading utilities
slang-2.3.2
mc
screen-4.6.2
# Any hints on how to apply the binary mali kernel driver?
vulkansdk-1.1.114.0
mali-fbdev-vulkan
# included only because it was part of all added things (optional)
unixODBC-2.3.7
Copy the code
it's actually not totally painful to build in a self-hosted environment.Author: penguin Time: 8/13/2019 09:50
Hi, d3x0r, are you suggesting to include the packages listed?
With `apt-get`, users are free to install almost anything and can freeze
the root filesystem into an image for later flash upgrade use.Author: d3x0r Time: 8/14/2019 18:13
apt-get doesn't find anything ever...
iAuthor: penguin Time: 8/15/2019 16:14 Last edited by penguin In 8/15/2019 16:16 Editor
Please try to do a
sudo apt-get update
first. Then you are free to install the packages with:
sudo apt-get install PACKAGE
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