docker-raspberry-pi-cross-compiler
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Raspberry Pi cross-compiler and sysroot in a Docker container.
I needed to build [raspiraw](https://github.com/6by9/raspiraw). I found out that adding `libraspberrypi-dev` as in this pull request everything goes smoothly. Since this docker image is intended as a cross compilation tool...
It makes the build easier as it do not depends on a specific debian version. I've made this because some urls were outdated.
Is there a plan to update the Raspbian image from Debian Jessie to Debian Stretch? What are the necessary steps achieve that?
The gcc version of this project is rather old. Would you take it up to update it to gcc 5.x? Current version: g++ (crosstool-NG linaro-1.13.1+bzr2650 - Linaro GCC 2014.03) 4.8.3...
I modified the Dockerfile to pull the latest rootfs of Raspbian Lite from the Raspberry Pi website. That removes the need to commit new versions of the script for each...
This commit switches the toolchain from the GCC-4.8-based Linaro toolchain to the GCC-4.9-based RPI toolchain. Some fixups were needed to allow everything to build smoothly, but in my testing it...
Question: How do you know when to install-debian vs install-raspian?
The default Raspbian image that is present has grown rather old, especially with regard to repositories underlying it. There needs to be an automated mechanism for updating the image.
I cross compiled on osx. When I try to run the binary on the raspberry pi I get: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64
