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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
Nope, Kindle is softfloat, while the Pi will be hardfloat. It's also using a recent kernel (which is less of an issue with Rex/Zelda), and a much newer glibc (which is still probably an issue).
I don't recall which ancient arm softfloat Debian release people were pulling binaries from.
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Sounds like this is getting beyond my capabilities to address. I was looking to match the kernel versions, which is why I was looking a stretch as opposed to buster which is what my Pi runs. But the debian repositories do appear to be for "hard float" and thus not compatible.
Any chance you or someone else more capable would take an interest in this? I think I can handle creating a KUAL package for the mplayer binary and associated scripts, but building and installing the bluetooth audio underpinnings is beyond my current experience.
Dave
PS: Stop the presses! I missed something when searching Debian repositories. They DO have the soft float versions available. They are "armel" as opposed to "armhf" and can be downloaded. Perhaps you could review the dependencies and tell me if the PW4 meets them:
https://packages.debian.org/stretch/bluez
That is the base module and several others are necessary as well. The question then becomes how do I install a deb on the pw4?
Dave