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Bluecove for ARM 11 / Raspberry Pi - help please

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http://stackoverflow.com – I'm having some difficulty running a leJOS pc program on my Raspberry Pi.. It works on my PC no problem. I get an error stating: "Native Library bluecove_arm not available" Bluetooth works fine otherwise using: "hcitool scan" I can't seem to find a compiled version of Bluecove for ARM 11 / Raspberry Pi. I've installed Maven on my PC and installed the Maven Eclipse plug-in, in an attempt to compile Bluecove from the source files: though I can't see how to choose what platform I want to target (ARM11). I noticed another user has asked a pretty similar question, but hasn't provided anything (HowTos)

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