Debian packaging / HDMI output issues

[mdeguzis]

I wasn't sure how else to contact your project. I want to continue to offer PHT to SteamOS users for my SteamOS-Tools project. It seems the original branch doesn't really get much development. I had some trouble building a debianized version of it, with a failout on a make file. Would you be able to help at all? Does OpenPHT maintain any build script or debian/ folder I can look at?

• debian set
• build script

-pk

Update:
I may have this fixed up for debian packaging, in which I will close this when tested/confirmed working. If you you interested in this, just let me know.

[mdeguzis]

I was able to get this packaged in a basic sense (with lots of lovely warnings of course). Things seem to work "ok," but of course things will need improved and more testing done Things do launch, and setup seems ok.

• reddit thread
• steamos-tools wiki page

If this is ever accepted, or looked at, I'd ask the patches applied (see build script patch section using quilt), be merged so they no longer need to be patched manually.

[Kwiboo]

Nice work!
We have not done any builds for debian/ubuntu, I expect there could be some parts of the linux cmake scripts that is not yet rebranded to OpenPHT or broken because of the rebranding.
I will include the cec patch in my next code push since I have also bumped libcec for win/osx.

[mdeguzis]

Ok, cool. Yea, if you make any changes or get an official debian/ set up, that would rock. For now, I will continue to see if I can maintain this until then. I'm glad somebody is keeping PHT alive (if not for Rasplex). Thank you. I can close this out unless you want to track debian packaging here for future builds.

[Kwiboo]

@ProfessorKaos64 the code for 1.5.1 should now compile against libcec 2.1, 2.2 or 3.0 without the need for any patches.

[mdeguzis]

Sweet, i'll give this a try with a new pkg revision today or tomorrow. Thanks!

[mdeguzis]

@Kwiboo , build completes without patches. Thank you!

[mdeguzis]

I also appreciate you doing releases as well, so I can track that, vs building snapshots.