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      <title>Installing node.js on the Raspberry Pi Archlinux</title>
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      <description>My Raspberry Pi arrived a few weeks ago and I had some problems with getting node.js to build on it. This post is specifically about building node.js from source on Archlinux.&#xA;All activity and commands in this tutorial are run on the Raspberry Pi, either via SSH or physical keyboard. It is possible to cross-compile on your laptop/desktop for ARM, but I preferred not to in this case.&#xA;Prerequisites Have the base-devel group installed, you should have a working gcc and friends, along with openssl and zlib.</description>
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