Raspberry Pi compile compatibility #73
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Stops Makefile detecting processor as Sun processor Uses /usr/bin/python for python2 if python2 doesn't exist, as PI doesn't have specific python2 link Fixes exception for machine detection at startup in armoryengine.py
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I updated, the latest now checks that the version check from python is 2.x before switching from using python2 to python. |
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This fixes 3 problems that prevent the latest repo from being compiled on a Raspberry Pi.
The cryptopp Makefile only does the Sun architecture check for x86 processors. However, blank is considered Sun architecture. This moves the check outside the if, so the check is always performed. This mean Sun specific flags are not added.
The Raspbian Wheezy version of linux doesn't have a python2 link in /usr/bin. The python link calls python 2.x. The Makefile is updated to use python if the python link calls version 2.x. Otherwise, it uses python2.
Finally, there is an exception when starting the GUI from armoryengine.py. /proc/cpuinfo is scanned for "model name". However, the Raspberry doesn't have that line. This means that the CpuStr field is left as null.
These changes allow make all to build the source files for use on the Pi.