So I see a lot of folks here trying to modify or install on Peta-Linux. At first I was inclined to use "apt install blah blah blah". But it seems it does not work. So what does it do? I found this article by Adam Taylor on hackster IO which fit the bill. Also this one too. In it he explains the "smart package manager". This allows installs during run time much like other software repositories. First connect to the access point. Then using Putty, the IP address would default to 192.168.2.1. The port should be 22 for SSH. Login using root and a blank password. Once there enter the following command:
pkg-config <package name> -cflags
This returns the installation directory. If not install using:
smart install <package name>
Repeating the about pkg-config command will show the directory of the install. There you can change parameters as needed.
Now wasn't that easy?
Thanks,
Clem