07-18-2013, 02:45 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-18-2013, 02:51 PM by eimie1ba.
Edit Reason: forgot to mention what ach I am using
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Hello,
I am new to OpenELEC but I have some experience with linux.
I am running OpenELEC on a rPi.
I would like to run aria2c (which is a cli downloading client like rtorrent) within an ssh session and manage it using screen or tmux.
As I understand how OpenELEC is working there are only two ways to do it :
# compile aria2c and screen from sources and use "OpenELEC" as target
Is that possible ?
If so:
- How do I "target" OpenELEC ? ;
- Can I just cross-compile against ARM and drop the build in my home and then run it from there ?
- Can I build things in a running OpenELEC environnement ?
# compile OpenELEC with aria2c and screen included
- Is it possible to add binaries to OpenELEC compiling process ?
- Is the building process for OpenELEC designed to handle additionnal sources and compile them to get binaries installed on the final result ?
- If so... how do I do that ?
Thanks for reading!
Sorry if I posted in the wrong section.
edit: forgot to mention I am using a rPi :]
I am new to OpenELEC but I have some experience with linux.
I am running OpenELEC on a rPi.
I would like to run aria2c (which is a cli downloading client like rtorrent) within an ssh session and manage it using screen or tmux.
As I understand how OpenELEC is working there are only two ways to do it :
# compile aria2c and screen from sources and use "OpenELEC" as target
Is that possible ?
If so:
- How do I "target" OpenELEC ? ;
- Can I just cross-compile against ARM and drop the build in my home and then run it from there ?
- Can I build things in a running OpenELEC environnement ?
# compile OpenELEC with aria2c and screen included
- Is it possible to add binaries to OpenELEC compiling process ?
- Is the building process for OpenELEC designed to handle additionnal sources and compile them to get binaries installed on the final result ?
- If so... how do I do that ?

Thanks for reading!
Sorry if I posted in the wrong section.
edit: forgot to mention I am using a rPi :]