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Can eDEX-UI run on Raspberry Pi 3 B+ (Raspbian Stretch) #313
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The released AppImage is a binary package compiled to be used on x86 or x86_64 architectures platforms. As Pi's cpus are using the armv6/armv7 architectures, you need to build from source, by using the tool chain targeting your specific arch (and his assembly code) arm Soc's. Additionnaly, eDEX-UI is maybe using hw graphic accelaration on specific OS (Linux,Windows, MacOS) like opengl that you will not be able to use directly on Pi, because broadcom released only OpenGLES libraries. However, a driver is actually in progress to use the mesa DRI graphic stack and OpenGL targeting the GPU (VideoCore4) on Pi's. As you are running Raspbian Strech, you can enable it. |
OK - thanks! |
Just leaving a comment that I was able to get this running on a rpi 3 b+ on Raspbian Stretch. But, I had to do a few extra steps:
It runs a bit slow, but it is functional and responds to touch events with the official 7" raspberry pi touchscreen. |
@thallada Wow. Nice job. |
It errored out for me I really want this to run on my raspberry pi 2 as it is the perfect thing for a project I am doing. any advice that might help get this to work? |
Maybe post the error? I haven't tried to run on the raspberry pi 2. |
Does the dev. team provide an arm built binary? if no, no way exept if
you will try to build from source and don't forget dependancies....
Does electron and his framework take in charge the gl using hw gpu
accelaration on arm target and bcm specific gl layers?
Le 19/02/2019 à 01:46, Jacob T Lusco a écrit :
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It errored out for me I really want this to run on my raspberry pi 2
as it is the perfect thing for a project I am doing. any advice that
might help get this to work?
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Failed at the electron@4.0.5 postinstall script 'node install.js'. |
I haven't enabled ARM builds because I don't have any hardware to test them and cannot provide support if something goes wrong. Electron is supposed to have arm support though, so like @thallada said you should be able to get a build running if you really want to. |
This is what happens now I have no idea how to decipher this but I feel like I am getting close.
make: Entering directory '/home/user/Tools/edex-ui/prebuild-src/node_modules/node-pty/build'
edex-ui@2.1.0-pre /home/user/Tools/edex-ui/prebuild-src npm WARN optional SKIPPING OPTIONAL DEPENDENCY: osx-temperature-sensor@1.0.3 (node_modules/osx-temperature-sensor):
• electron-builder version=20.38.5 Error: /usr/bin/nodejs exited with code 1
make: Entering directory '/home/user/Tools/edex-ui/prebuild-src/node_modules/node-pty/build' Error output: npm ERR! Linux 4.4.38-v7+ npm ERR! Please include the following file with any support request:
From previous event: npm ERR! Linux 4.4.38-v7+ |
Looks like your version of gcc might be too old for the version of Node that you have. Node 10 needs gcc 4.9+ |
I updated to gcc 8 and got the same error. I am starting to think I am not the person to figure this out. |
@thallada If you have the appimage you got working on the Pi 3 would you mind sharing? |
Hi - eDEX-UI looks awesome, and I'd like to run it on my Raspb Pi 3 B+ using the latest Raspbian version (Stretch). I'm very new in all of this, so please forgive if I made a mistake. When executing the AppImage nothing happens. I've made the AppImage executable...
Thanks!
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