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ARM64 support #45
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BTW this is on a RPi with Debian 12.4 I have the same problem trying to run HubsCE with kubernetes and kind or k3s so I imagine it's the way some of those images are built that aren't properly cross-platform. |
The docker-compose and dockerfiles seems to explicitly target amd64. |
FWIW
I believe for Briefly trying |
FWIW on AMD64 on my desktop had no problem, whole setup took 10min and worked right away. I did so as I'm not familiar with mutagen and wanted to insure I did the setup right. So yes I believe some of the images should be buildable on ARM64. |
Note that this Hubs-Foundation/reticulum#711 might be problematic. |
Note that |
So in
so wondering due to
so maybe modifying the Dockerfile to install according to https://github.com/fg2it/phantomjs-on-raspberry could help. For example
seems to work. |
Now for
which seems to be addressed at puppeteer/puppeteer#7740 which leads to a built image via
Note that this hasn't been tested in Spoke itself and might have version problems as mentioned in the issue. Unfortunately even though it does seem to build the image, it does not seem to work once launching via mutagen. Seems that according to
the puppeteer module of node doesn't seems to find chromium. |
Getting
exec format error
onwhile
do run fine.
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