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Everything Else => General Support and Discussion => Zaurus General Forums => Archived Forums => Software => Topic started by: rollfaster on January 11, 2006, 12:14:02 am
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Has anyone gotten a chance to compile azureus (java native) or any other linux friendly bittorrent client on the Z on any model/rom?
Just curious...
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The closest I got was MLDonkey (mlnet), but the OCaml compiler build failed to run some tests. Supposing to be highly portable, MLDonkey is probably your best bet.
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Has anyone gotten a chance to compile azureus (java native) or any other linux friendly bittorrent client on the Z on any model/rom?
Just curious...
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The original BT was in Python. I seem to recall getting it going on my 860, but that was a long time ago so I don't remember any of the details.
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Has anyone gotten a chance to compile azureus (java native) or any other linux friendly bittorrent client on the Z on any model/rom?
Just curious...
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Why would you like to compile it? Try to run debian, and under debian I am sure you can find ready to run packages... That is what I have done when I was looking for an emule client: I can connect now great using Debian ( with Cacko rom) on C3100 to the emule / filedonkey network...
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I'm not sure there exists an open source Linux compatible C/C++ client for BitTorrent.
Anyone know differently? If not, the Python/Java/OCaml are the best chances you have, but it's not really "PDA friendly".
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Look for "ctorrent" and "rtorrent".