Update libsqlite3-dev on OPKG

[Staab_Engineering]

Thanks, Scott.

[Staab_Engineering]

What's the difference between that and "packagegroup-core-buildessential-dev"?

[gratian.crisan]

"-dev" packages usually contain headers, static libraries and other artefacts needed if you want to do development work on the tools/libraries installed by the main package (i.e. if you want to do work on the stuff contained in packagegroup-core-buildessential)

Btw. "-dbg" has the debug symbols.

[Staab_Engineering · Accepted solution]

Thanks to everyone at NI for helping us figure this out. Here's our final solution for anyone else looking to get a newer version of SQLite than is currently on the opkg server:

(Note: You'll have to change the URL to point to whichever version of hte library you want.)

#!/bin/bash

# Notice:

#

# Due to the limited memory available on the cRio-9066, we had to first uninstall most of the NI software packages installed before running the make script.

#

#

#this is to get the dependencies necessary for the sqlite install

#wget is to make --no-check-certificate work

opkg install binutils

opkg install binutils-symlink

opkg install packagegroup-core-buildessential-dev

opkg install wget

opkg install make-dev

#get the sqlite tarball

wget --no-check-certificate https://www.sqlite.org/2015/sqlite-autoconf-3081002.tar.gz

#untar it

tar -C /home/admin/ -xf sqlite-autoconf-3081002.tar.gz

#remove the tarball

rm ~/sqlite-autoconf-3081002.tar.gz

cd ~/sqlite-autoconf-3081002

#compile sqlite

./configure

make

make install

cd ~

rm -r ~/sqlite-autoconf-3081002

[ScotSalmon]

# Due to the limited memory available on the cRio-9066, we had to first uninstall most of the NI software packages installed before running the make script.

Untested, but it might be sufficient to temporarily set overcommit to the default, instead of uninstalling software:

# echo 0 > /proc/sys/vm/overcommit_memory