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Well basically you want to have a cross development
toolchain set up
on your PC to build for ARM target, then you can
copy the produced
binary over to the target.
What many developers do instead though is use
something like
buildroot to build the entire flash image for the
target. When they add
or change software
they create a new buildroot image and flash it to
the embedded system.
I am not aware of any embedded systems that use apt
like tools
to load software. This is due to the nature of the
environment being
small spaces and often hardware specific.
A binary distribution on an
embedded system is a convenience but its pretty much expected
that if you're adding stuff you're building from source. This is the case
in all embedded systems I am aware of.
Have you looked at the below?
-- Doug
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