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Update Monero GUI wallet to the latest version, Monero GUI 0.18.3.4? #2651
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Hello there 👋 Please respond as soon as possible if a Pi-Apps maintainer requests more information from you. Stale issues will be closed after a lengthy period of time with no response. |
Monero GUI actually already builds from the latest git master branch in pi-apps. So if you were to install today you would have the latest version already. This is actually against pi-apps current design philosophy where we only build against tags and have our auto-updater only update that tag when there is a new version and when that new version can build successfully on all supported systems. Once our CI has finished validating that Monero GUI can built successfully on all supported systems on the latest tagged release I will transition the application to using our current design philosophy. |
Sounds like I just need to wait. Thnx. |
@Botspot requesting your assistance on this one due to 32bit build failures. The specific error should have been fixed with aeb3467 but that hasn't worked probably due to https://github.com/Botspot/pi-apps/actions/runs/11131702617/job/30933876253#step:3:1852 . Ultimately I think its just a longstanding gcc bug https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=81358 that everyone has been working around higher up in the chain. It also seems that the P2Pool feature won't work (on arm32 or arm64) due to the hardcoded download of x64 libraries as part of the the source code I don't really have any experience or interest in this application (or mining/crypto) so won't be working on it further myself. |
see #2651 (comment) for why ARM32 was dropped (and the requirement to bring it back)
see #2651 (comment) for why ARM32 was dropped (and the requirement to bring it back)
Closing this as it is resolved for ARM64 and ARM32 support has been disabled. For anyone that wants to have ARM32 added back please resolve the above build failures ^. |
Update would be much appreciated.
Thnx.
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