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FAQ.CompilingOnTheNSLU2 HistoryHide minor edits - Show changes to markup October 29, 2011, at 02:41 AM
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Can I write and compile code directly on the NSLU2?Yes! See NativeNSLU2Toolchain to set up a development environment on your Unslung NSLU2, and see BuildGNUMakeOnYourNSLU2Box, MakeGNUGawkOnYourNSLU2Box, and MakeThttpdOnYourNSLU2Box for examples of doing this. |