Not new to Linux, but new to compiling from source.
I have a digital music server that runs on QNX. The manufacturer has created a new OS for it based on Linux. In order to upgrade from the QNX version to the Linux version, I'd have to go through a dealer and pay for it...
However, they have made the source for the Linux version available on their website. I've downloaded it and now want to compile it so I can install it on my music server... how exactly do I do this?
BTW, the server is a SFF Pentium III with a CD drive and a hard drive - so I just need to create a CD I can boot from (not a live CD).
The source is a .tar with a "pkgs" folder in the root.
Thanks in advance...
I have a digital music server that runs on QNX. The manufacturer has created a new OS for it based on Linux. In order to upgrade from the QNX version to the Linux version, I'd have to go through a dealer and pay for it...
However, they have made the source for the Linux version available on their website. I've downloaded it and now want to compile it so I can install it on my music server... how exactly do I do this?
BTW, the server is a SFF Pentium III with a CD drive and a hard drive - so I just need to create a CD I can boot from (not a live CD).
The source is a .tar with a "pkgs" folder in the root.
Thanks in advance...