Hi Guys, Apparently simple stuff tripping me up. I want c++11 compiler; which is g++ 4.7. 1. I try Code: sudo apt-get install g++-4.7 Unable to locate package........ 2. Google commonly says Code: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test "add-apt-repository: command not found" ....... wtf Apparently a missing repository. 3.I try to use synaptic....its not in the list. 4. I watch the youtube udoo package tutorial.... in synaptic the option page to enable more repostiories is not the same......... Its a wierd table that doesn't make sense to me. i give up please help?
I start by saying that i don't know how safe is to mix an external ppa, especially if you want to install important system libraries and tools. Testing the images provided in the download section of udoo.org i found the debian have newer compilers. If my notes are accurate, debian 1.0 have gcc 4.7 and debian version 1.1 have gcc 4.8. In version debian 1.1 i found some problems with conflicting versions, i don't remember exactly the cause. Maybe i was trying to install a g++4.8 that was not available. If you want to try the debian armhf 1.0 it's available from sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/udooboard/files/ If you still want to manually install the ppa i found this guide: https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PP ... tu_systems
