Kristjan Komlosi
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# TeraHz build guide
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The recommended way of getting TeraHz is the official SD card image provided
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under the releases tab in the GitHub repository. Installing TeraHz from source
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is a time consuming and painful process, even more so if you don't know what
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you're doing, and whatever you end up building __will not be officially
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supported__ (unless you're a core developer).
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With this warning out of the way, let's begin.
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## Getting the latest sources
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The most reliable way to get working source code is by cloning the official GitHub
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repository and checking out the `development-working` tag. This tag marks the latest
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confirmed working commit. Building from the master branch is somewhat risky, and
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building from development branches is straight up stupid if you're not a developer.
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After cloning and checking out, check the documentation for module dependencies
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and the required version of python.
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