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Hi Nick
Thanks for reporting this. Will be keen to hear if you get sf working on a
pi and what you do with it. I'll see if I can fix the deb package (either
by making it install from source or adding arm binaries). In the meantime
the brew install might work with linuxbrew?
Cheers
Richard
…On Thu, 21 Dec 2017, 5:50 AM Nick Krabbenhoeft ***@***.***> wrote:
I was trying to install on a Raspberry Pi, but the Ubuntu/Debian
directions don't work. I think it's because it hasn't been compiled for
ARM. Would you be able to get an ARM compiled version to the right repo?
I fixed my issued by installing Go. That also has some ARM problems, but
the fixes are well-documented elsewhere.
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Linux brew was breaking for other reasons that I didn't dig much farther into. The best workaround turned out being installing Go. Also not straightforward, but I documented it https://nypl.github.io/digpres/2017/12/20/raspi-siegfried.html Thanks for checking out a fix for the deb package! |
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I was trying to install on a Raspberry Pi, but the Ubuntu/Debian directions don't work. I think it's because it hasn't been compiled for ARM. Would you be able to get an ARM compiled version to the right repo?
I fixed my issued by installing Go. That also has some ARM problems, but the fixes are well-documented elsewhere.
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