So actually what I’ve done is use the OpenEmbedded system to build my own SDK. This was both a fun and not a fun process. This way I can compile new packages for my radio and let it deal with the dependencies. So far I’ve added influxdb, ntp, and gnss-sdr to my E320. I started with the instructions at https://github.com/carlesfernandez/oe-gnss-sdr-manifest, using the zeus yocto linux release, and have been hacking off the unnecessary bits (e.g. X11) to reduce the size. I still haven’t gotten it to where I’m comfortable loading the entire image it produces onto my radio, but I can at least copy the individual compiled tarballs of stuff I want out of the work directory, or use the new sdk with all the libraries I need.
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