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IM confused asf i need linux rpi 5 version for ubuntu #155
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I'm sorry but I can't support RPI or MAC Os, only X86-64. If you want to build for RPI (native or cross-compile) you need Rust version 1.80 or later. You will also have to look at all the prerequisites of the dependencies of swyh-rs, for instance fltk-rs needs a lot of libraries. In case it is any help this is what I do on Ubuntu/Debian (x86-64) before I can build an run swyh-rs:
Let me know if you can get it to work. |
cargo ./buildall how do i try and compile ? i tried just ./buildall and cargo ./buildall im trying to compile this on arm 64 bit ubuntu i installed all you said required and im new to rust i just need the commands you used to compile... |
buildall is a shell script that runs cargo. It's not a cargo command. Just type |
Nice i can share the compiled arm version so you can put in your releases and this is how i compiloed it (add these instructions to your readme.md file To compile for ARM Linux Ubuntu (64 Bit)
It Works! |
Very nice! However, I would prefer it if you could set up a Github repo with your compiled Arm versions. I can then link to your repo for Arm binaries. |
ok il set one up for you... https://github.com/jamieduk/SWYH-ARM-64Bit-Linux im working onit now will be live in a lil bit! |
Its now ready and live https://github.com/jamieduk/SWYH-ARM-64Bit-Linux |
Also its now in Releases https://github.com/jamieduk/SWYH-ARM-64Bit-Linux/releases/tag/ARM64 |
Thanks, much appreciated! I'll put up the link to your repo in my readme later today. EDIT: done. |
I suppose I can close this now. |
IM confused asf I need linux rpi 5 (ARM 64 Bit) version for Ubuntu and you not named anything descriptive its meaningless names on your files be explicit what is what! re do your releases then reply when done so I can go and see,
I dont use app image I use binary or source or script only not app images they are no good for Ubuntu on rpi 5 i dont have a clue about that stuff! thank you!
To clarify I expect to see releases in format of what its intended for by name like for example
Windows 64 Bit Binary
Linux Ubuntu 64 Bit Binary
Linux ARM 64 Bit (RPI 5) Binary
Linux Source Code
etc etc simple asf please do this asap! reply when done!
Also supply meaningful install instructions for linux for the source please, I cant find instructions anywhere assume im dumb asf and give clear step by step instructions TY. (Im not a mind reader).
I expect to know where to put the files first of all it go in web folder ? then tell me commands to install it along with options if any that are needed!
Then explain how to start as a stand alone (one off to try it) or as a service (so it auto starts) would be helpful too.
So far assuming some things i running like this, is this correct?
root@jnetreloaded:/var/www/radio# ./buildall
error: no such command:
fmt
sudo apt install -y fmt
[sudo] password for jay:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package fmt
cargo search cargo-fmt
Updating crates.io index
cargo-fmt = "0.0.0" # Allows
rustfmt
to be called throughcargo
prettythanks = "0.1.0" # A simple frontend to dtolnay/prettyplease library
rustfmt-unstable = "1.0.0" # A wrapper around cargo fmt or rustfmt for parsing a config file and passing it as cli args inste…
commitment = "0.2.3" # Simplify your Git pre-commit hooks
harbor = "0.1.0" # Project manager for CoreOS fleets.
tiny-media-server = "0.1.0" # media server for your videos
cargo-fmtq = "0.1.0" # Squatting this crate because I have ideas. Contact me if you have ideas too
jay@jnetreloaded:~/Documents/Scripts/PYTHON/yt-dl$
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