Hello Nicholas!

08 Jan 17 15:08, you wrote to all:

 NB> Aaaaaand I just got my first relization that mbsetup is extremely
 NB> overwhelming. In my case, definitely not going to be doable in one
 NB> sitting.

It can even be confusing for us that use the software every day! I'm sometimes 
loosing the location of settings
and have to go though a lot of screens to find stuff.

 NB> Has MBSE been installed on ARM devices successfully already? If so, I
 NB> may finally have a good enough reason to get that ODROID I was looking
 NB> at and holding myself back from dropping the money on about a week
 NB> ago.


Is this any help? I haven't tried it on my Pi (the bigger model 1).


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 From : Tony Comandini                      2:250/4         14 Dec 16 12:51:00
 To   : Allen Prunty
 Subj : Re: Help compiling on a M
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-=> Allen Prunty wrote to Vince Coen <=-


 AP> On Nov 19, 2016 06:33pm, Vince Coen wrote to Kees Van Eeten:

 VC> What did you do to get it to compile on a Pi as I have another user who
 VC> has tried it without success.  Likewise on OSX

 AP> Just checking in on if you got OSX to work with it?

Well the message is for Vince and everybody need it...I installed on Pi3 with
this:

apt-get install xinetd telnetd build-essential sudo git zlib1g-dev
git clone git://git.code.sf.net/p/mbsebbs/code mbsebbs-code
cd mbsebbs-code
chmod a+x SETUP.sh
./SETUP.sh
Answer prompts as required.
Give the mbse and your account sudo rights by editing /etc/sudoers with 
visudo.
Log out.
Log back in as the mbse user.
Check out code into mbse user's home directory: git clone
git://git.code.sf.net/p/mbsebbs/code mbsebbs-code
cd mbsebbs-code
sudo apt-get install zlib1g-dev (For Hydra/Binkp zlib compression)
sudo apt-get install libgeoip-dev (For GeoIP functions)
sudo apt-get install libbz2-dev (For Binkp bzlib compression)
./configure
make
su
To check the value of $MBSE_HOME before installation: echo $MBSE_HOME
If correct, run 'make install'.
cd /etc/xinetd.d
Open the file mbsebbs for editing.
Scroll down until you find the telnet section.
Set disable = no
Change /usr/sbin/telnetd to read /usr/sbin/in.telnetd
Save xinetd.d.
sudo service xinetd restart
ps-ef | grep xinetd
Results should be something like:
root@mbse:/etc/xinetd.d# ps -aux | grep xinetd
root 24925 1 0 22:08 ? 00:00:00 /usr/sbin/xinetd -pidfile /run/x
root 24927 24379 0 22:08 pts/1 00:00:00 grep xinetd
telnet localhost
You should now get:
mbse@mbse:/etc/xinetd.d$ telnet localhost
Trying ::1...
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost.
Escape character is '^]'.
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Once you get that, be sure to run: sudo service mbsebbs start
The run mbsetup to configure your BBS.

I left the project because had problems with the configuration, but
installation with the above procedure is a breeze...

Thanks

Tony

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