Sure Jeff, thanks a lot for the references. Will explore more and will also
try to contact R-devel list for further help on cross compile. Thanks again
to all for the quick responses.
Thanks & Regards
Sasi
On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 12:11 AM, Jeff Newmiller
wrote:
> There is a manual for compiling
There is a manual for compiling and installing R. There is also a mailing list
(described in the Posting Guide) called R-devel where topics like compiling R
are actually on topic, unlike here. If you have to cross-compile then you
probably have a bit more work ahead of you than most users would
Thanks a lot Mike & others for the valuable input. I was wrong on debian
linux on the embedded box, it is monta vista embedded linux.
I hope, there is no R core package available for monta vista distribution
and i may need to cross compile from R source. Please correct me if i am
wrong.
Thanks &
Thanks Mike. From source, i am able to compile and use R in my red hat
linux box. I was trying to get hands on using R in linux box before trying
R on the embedded box.
My requirement is to run R (R scripts) on my embedded box which has
customized debian linux (kernel version 2.6.32) in batch mode
Hi, Sasi. Yes, I think that getting familiar with R in a "friendly"
context before dealing with your embedded system is a good idea. Note
that the non-GUI part of R is more or less identical across platforms.
Hence, you could experiment with it on a Macbook, a Surface tablet,
etc., etc., if you'r
Thanks a lot Mike. The Linux distribution we use is "Red Hat Enterprise
Linux Server release 6.2".
Also, couple of clarifications,
1. Do we have a R package compatibility matrix against the Linux kernel
version? Or for the Red Hat Linux with kernel version 2.6.32-279, do you
have any suggestion/r
I couldn't tell from the OP's message what distribution they have
installed. If it is redhat (or a derivative), the extra packages for
enterprise linux (epel) has up-to-date R packages to install with yum. I
have had some minor issues with installing A FEW (mostly GIS related)
packages that were ea
On 07 Oct 2015, at 13:05 , Jeroen Ooms wrote:
>> On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 9:42 PM, Sasikumar Kandhasamy
>> wrote:
>>> Thanks a lot Mike. The Linux distribution we use is "Red Hat Enterprise
>>> Linux Server release 6.2".
>
> On RHEL and CentOS the easiest and most reliable way to get R and R
>
> On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 9:42 PM, Sasikumar Kandhasamy
> wrote:
>> Thanks a lot Mike. The Linux distribution we use is "Red Hat Enterprise
>> Linux Server release 6.2".
On RHEL and CentOS the easiest and most reliable way to get R and R
packages is via EPEL. Simply add the EPEL repositories and
I don't think kernel compatibility is a significant issue for most
applications. I can say for certain that I update the kernels on my
linux boxes without having to reinstall R.
There *are* R packages for RHEL and friends. Have a look at:
https://cran.r-project.org/bin/linux/redhat/README
Note
It's very likely that there is already an R package for your linux
system, and, if so, you'd probably be well-served to use that one.
You've given us the version of the kernel you're using (not a recent
one, BTW), but what linux distribution are you using?
-- Mike
On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 3:59 PM,
Hi,
I have downloaded the pre-compiled version of R package:
r-base-core(3.2.2-1) for i386 platform. Unzipped the package under my tmp
directory (/tmp). The directories "et"c and "usr" got created with binaries
R and Rscript under /tmp/usr/bin/.
Executing the R (/tmp/usr/bin/R) or Rscript (/tmp/u
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