Is there a reason why you cannot use the TQSL version available from
the repos?
$ apt-cache madison trustedqsl
trustedqsl |??? 2.5.7-1 |
bullseye/main armhf Packages
If you must compile you're own version to address some specific bug,
please copy/paste in the failing command and the errors you're
seeing.
--David
On 05/12/2022 05:31 PM, Jay Lijoi
wrote:
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Thanks Dave, I have tried all of these. I thought this
would work, but no joy:
"Has anyone tried this easy way that I use on the Raspberry Pi?
?
tar -zxvf tqsl-2.5.9.tar.gz
cd tqsl-2.5.9
?
sudo apt-get install cmake
?
Then:
?
Enable source repository deb-src or what ever source is
needed for your distribution
sudo apt update
sudo apt build-dep trustedqsl
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export LIB_SUFFIX=""
cmake .
make
