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Validating ola_0.10.3.ĭpkg-source: info: extracting ola in ola-0.10.3.nojsminĭpkg-source: info: unpacking ola_0.10.3.ĭpkg-source: info: unpacking ola_0.10.3.ĭpkg-source: info: applying $ cd $ sudo mk-build-deps -iĭh_install: Compatibility levels before 9 are deprecated (level 7 in use)ĭh_installdocs: Compatibility levels before 9 are deprecated (level 7 in use)ĭh_installchangelogs: Compatibility levels before 9 are deprecated (level 7 in use)ĭh_installdeb: Compatibility levels before 9 are deprecated (level 7 in use)ĭpkg-deb: building package `ola-build-deps' in `./ola-build-deps_0.10.3.nojsmin-2_all.deb'.Īttention, the package has been created in the current directory, I tried your proposed actions, with this $ sudo dget I'm a lighting and set technician, and I'm learning as I go. You can probably tell by now that my Linux skills are basic at best.

People in the world who think they really understand all of its rules,Īnd pretty much all of them are just lying to themselves too. I mean, the main *practical* problem with C++, is there's like a dozen I can probably add an ola backport into jessie-backports, if it's really Optionally, remove the go_away_stretch file again. Remove the sources.list entry for stretch that you added. 'dist-upgrade' step will downgrade packages, but that's what you want.

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Run 'apt-get update apt-get dist-upgrade'. Create a file '/etc/apt/preferences.d/go_away_stretch', with the To bring your system back to a properly supported state, do the This keeps your system in a supported state, and will not break things If you haven't already installed the ola packages, drop the '-upgrade' Instead, the better way to do this is to rebuild ola 0.10.3 for the Intermediate version between Jessie and Stretch. and you're now not running Jessie anymore, but some weird > Debian stretch (currently testing) has a build of OLA 10.3, which I

Specific use cases (for which this does not qualify). It's also not a supported configuration, except in some very This will break horribly at some undefined point in the future don't do > how-to-install-a-single-package-from-debian-testing-through-apt/ > I used this guide as a starting point: > this is not an ideal solution I'm sure many things could go wrong.)

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> that there are ways to install packages from newer Debian versions. Before getting started, I did one last Google search and realized > another marathon compile from source, hoping that there was just a glitch in my > dependencies that could not be satisfied. Each time, I tried 'apt-get install ola' and was met with 1-2 > sources.list to each of the ones available in the PPA and then ran 'apt-get OLA is truly wonderful-thanks to the developers for such a versatile tool!

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Again, pardon my terminology-I've been skimming the conversations here but am still learning how to do all this. I have a Pi B+ for experimentation, and it just completed a 6-hour compile of OLA, only to fail a recursion check during 'make check' (I believe it complained that the Pi ran out of virtual memory). If there aren't any recent DEBs for Jessie, is there a way to use the PPAs from Steve French on Raspbian?īecause I know someone will ask: Yes, I did try building OLA from source (10.3, from tarball). I don't know if the Wheezy Pi images will work on the Zero W I'm still waiting for it in the mail. I will direct-wire the pixels to the Pi and use OLA's SPI plugin. I'm designing a small (wireless) theater prop using the new Raspberry Pi Zero W and a dozen APA102 pixels. Pardon my newness, but is there a simple way to install a recent, precompiled OLA on Raspbian Jessie? I know some old Raspbian DEBs exist for Wheezy, but I was hoping to get something newer.