So, wanna take a shortcut to a working accelerated Kodi system on a Pi or such, but now you want more than what you get out of the box? Lets do this. First, to compile things you'll likely need some of the following tools. Unfortunately the `tar` that BusyBox ships with is insufficient for a lot of legitimate tar files that source code might come in, so here's some repackaging in simple ZIP files for convenience's sake: {F1809}

So, wanna take a shortcut to a working accelerated Kodi system on a Pi or such, but now you want more than what you get out of the box? Lets do this. First, to compile things you'll likely need some of the following tools. Unfortunately the `tar` that BusyBox ships with is insufficient for a lot of legitimate tar files that source code might come in, so here's some repackaging in simple ZIP files for convenience's sake: {F1810} {F1809} NOTE: Using busybox, the `./configure` runs will be full of `./configure: eval: line 1: expr: not found`. So you won't actually see the output. Lame! But it is doing stuff.

So, wanna take a shortcut to a working accelerated Kodi system on a Pi or such, but now you want more than what you get out of the box? Lets do this. First, to compile things you'll likely need some of the following tools. Unfortunately the `tar` that BusyBox ships with is insufficient for a lot of legitimate tar files that source code might come in, so here's some repackaging in simple ZIP files for convenience's sake: {F1810} {F1809} NOTE: Using busybox, the `./configure` runs will be full of `./configure: eval: line 1: expr: not found`. So you won't actually see the output. Lame! But it is doing stuff.