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Wouldn't it be possible to support arm64 as a docker container? As far as I understand it, the technology behind Seatable should be platform-independent.
It would make it a neat feature to produce an ARM (e.g. Raspberry Pi 3B+ / 4) based "Embedded" Seatable appliance for quick testing and demonstration purposes. Got it running, based on docker-compose, until the seatable container shut down due to the wrong architecture supported (only amd64).
I suggest specifically arm64, because the other containers are readily available for that architecture, but not for the 32-bit variant. I tested all this with Unbuntu 20.04.2 64-bit (official image for Raspberry Pi) and the official way to install docker (compose).
Please check how far you are away from making this happen - and make it happen if possible, even if this will be unsupported. I'd be willing to test this out if you'd make an image available on Docker hub.
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Wouldn't it be possible to support arm64 as a docker container? As far as I understand it, the technology behind Seatable should be platform-independent.
It would make it a neat feature to produce an ARM (e.g. Raspberry Pi 3B+ / 4) based "Embedded" Seatable appliance for quick testing and demonstration purposes. Got it running, based on docker-compose, until the seatable container shut down due to the wrong architecture supported (only amd64).
I suggest specifically arm64, because the other containers are readily available for that architecture, but not for the 32-bit variant. I tested all this with Unbuntu 20.04.2 64-bit (official image for Raspberry Pi) and the official way to install docker (compose).
Please check how far you are away from making this happen - and make it happen if possible, even if this will be unsupported. I'd be willing to test this out if you'd make an image available on Docker hub.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: