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Not working on arm #62
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Sounds like something @forslund would know more about |
The desktop-repo has only x64 packages, I could add the arm package from http://repo.mycroft.ai (built for armhf if I recall correctly) I also have a package for arm64 if that's a better fit. If you can verify that the arm package works I can just add them to the repo. |
yes the armhf package would be great :)
Am Mo., 23. März 2020 um 08:38 Uhr schrieb Åke <[email protected]>:
… The desktop-repo has only x64 packages, I could add the arm package from
http://repo.mycroft.ai (built for armhf if I recall correctly) I also
have a package for arm64 if that's a better fit.
If you can verify that the arm package works I can just add them to the
repo.
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Hi, i want to support this. How can I verify that the packages are working ? |
I will try it on my banapi m3 , and pi 2/3/4 ?
Am Sa., 28. März 2020 um 11:19 Uhr schrieb kefor <[email protected]>:
… The desktop-repo has only x64 packages, I could add the arm package from
http://repo.mycroft.ai (built for armhf if I recall correctly) I also
have a package for arm64 if that's a better fit.
If you can verify that the arm package works I can just add them to the
repo.
Hi, i want to support this. How can I verify that the packages are working
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Hello, I'm trying to run this on a Pi 4b and would also like to help verify whether the arm package works. Not sure how to do that though. |
I've now pushed armhf and arm64 mimic packages to the mycroft-desktop repo. Sorry for the delay. I'm not sure of the best way to test it however. Maybe you can manually install the package following the instructions here: https://forslund.github.io/mycroft-desktop-repo/ |
i could install mimic. apt list mimic shows the armhf mimic/unknown,now 1.3.0.1 armhf [installed] on a rasp 3b+ |
I wish I had seen this thread the past week :/ Anyway, there still isn't an armhf Docker image available, so I thought I would share my Dockerfile. Of course based on the one available in this repo, just compiled mimic on the PI (and removed lots of files to keep the image as small as possible).
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I tested the docker image with the newly uploaded mimic packages and it builds cleanly on armhf. Will test on arm64 later this week. |
Just to add that the armhf mimic package also works for me. I have an armhf image over on hub.docker.com/r/mjkaye/mycroft-debian-slim. I also have an, as yet untested, arm64 image there if anyone wants to give it a try. Feedback is welcome. |
Created an updated version based off @mjkaye https://github.com/sirwolfgang/docker-mycroft/tree/pi |
Hy i tryed to run this docker image on an arm processor, but its nmt stirting beacuse i guess the packadges inside are build for x86 /amd64?
and i can't build it from scratch beacause mimic is not availible on the repo for arm..
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