When I tried to install the package Paparazzi-dev, as instructed by the wiki,
two errors kept me from a succesful install:
On which distribution/release?
1. ivy-ocaml depends on ocaml-base-nox-3.12.0. If there is no dire need for
this exact version, setting a minimum version check (>=3.12.0) would help
greatly, now that Debian no longer supports version 3.12.0.
The dependency is automatically generated and added when building the package so it depends on exactly the ocaml version of the system it is packaged on.
2. paparazzi-dev depends on lpc21isp, however lpc21isp only has an install
candidate for x86 computers. If you could add a x86_64 target to your build
script, it might help.
For Ubuntu and Debian squeeze all packages are available for x86 and amd64 targets.
Squeeze packages are build on the opensuse build service, however they currently don't offer wheezy builds.
I managed to craft myself a working paparazzi install. However, I doubt
everyone would be willing to spend two hours setting up a program, however
good it may be.
True.... do you know a build-service where we can build wheezy packages or want to help out?
I build the wheezy packages on my Ubutu machine here so far, but I don't know if David was able to add them to the ENAC repo so far.
Cheers, Felix