Hi,

Since there's only vanilla version of PD available for ubuntu 11.04 on beagleboard xM I tried to compile the mrpeach OSC externaly myself. I'm really far from being an experienced person with this stuff but this might help someone.
I browsed the internet to find the solution and i found some tips mainly at:
http://puredata.hurleur.com/sujet-4137-compiler-flags-building-external-darwin and http://puredata.hurleur.com/sujet-5114-xmix-announce

#!/bin/sh

mkdir src
mkdir out

compile()
{
echo "Compile ${1} with additional $2 flags"

gcc -I /usr/include/pd/ -std=c99 -DPD -O3 -Wall -W -Wshadow -Wstrict-prototypes -Wno-unused -Wno-parentheses -Wno-switch -DMUUG_INTERPOLATE=1 -DMUUG_TILDE_TABLE_SIZE=512 -fPIC ${2} -o out/${1}.o -c src/${1}.c
ld -shared -o out/${1}.pd_linux out/${1}.o
strip --strip-unneeded out/${1}.pd_linux
rm out/*.o

}

BASEURL="http://puredata.info/Members/martinrp/OSCobjects/"
FILENAME="routeOSC"
wget ${BASEURL}${FILENAME}.c/at_download/file -O src/${FILENAME}.c
compile ${FILENAME} 
FILENAME="packOSC"
wget ${BASEURL}${FILENAME}.c/at_download/file -O src/${FILENAME}.c
compile ${FILENAME} "-fno-strict-aliasing"
FILENAME="unpackOSC"
wget ${BASEURL}${FILENAME}.c/at_download/file -O src/${FILENAME}.c
compile ${FILENAME} "-fno-strict-aliasing"


sudo mkdir /usr/lib/pd/extra/mrpeach
sudo cp out/packOSC.pd_linux out/routeOSC.pd_linux out/unpackOSC.pd_linux /usr/lib/pd/extra/mrpeach

After the script is executed pd has to be started with the correct path defined. In my case it's:

pd -nogui -path /usr/lib/pd/extra/mrpeach/ -open patch.pd

I don't know if i've done all of this the correct way but it seems to work for me. The routeOSC block does not return "error: ... couldn't create" message so i assume it works fine.

Now i have to find a way to load udpreceive block

Cheers!

You just followed the instructions from the old method in the readme.txt file which comes with the download? Dod it compile on Beagleboard without any problems? This would be great and i'll try it next time.

I don't see any mrpeach block sources in the git repo. Are You sure it's in there?