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ARM64 and aarch64 support #13

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sunjam opened this issue May 31, 2020 · 4 comments
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ARM64 and aarch64 support #13

sunjam opened this issue May 31, 2020 · 4 comments

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@sunjam
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sunjam commented May 31, 2020

Hi, great job on this. I'd like to request a version of this for ARM hardware. This would allow compatibility with projects like NextcloudPi, which is an official part of Nextcloud that targets additional architectures such as ARM.

I'm not clear on your system requirements for specific numbers of users, but I know the latest Pi supports 8gb of ram and other recent devices are usually at 2gb - 4gm of ram, plus support ARM 64-bit operating systems.

@elpraga
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elpraga commented Jun 3, 2020

Indeed! aarch64 support would be great to see!

@csolisr
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csolisr commented Jun 12, 2020

The same problem was reported with the Docker version, the issue being that the precompiled packages from the repository are built exclusively for x86-64. I attempted building an ARM version for my Raspberry Pi 4, using an unofficial script, but it failed to download the whole LibreOffice code repository required to build (probably due to the sheer size of the code base?).

@timar
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timar commented Mar 21, 2021

We've got ARM64 support for a while, closing this old issue.

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@elpraga
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elpraga commented Mar 29, 2021

Is there a chance you might provide a PPA for Ubuntu ARM64 the same way you provide it for x86_64?

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