I am running your battery driver on EndeavourOS (an Arch derivative), and as I am asked by the new setup script:
=== Installing build dependencies ===
Detected OS: EndeavourOS
ERROR: unsupported OS 'endeavouros'. Please report:
NAME=EndeavourOS
PRETTY_NAME=EndeavourOS
ID=endeavouros
ID_LIKE=arch
BUILD_ID=rolling
ANSI_COLOR="38;2;23;147;209"
HOME_URL='https://arm.endeavouros.com'
DOCUMENTATION_URL='https://discovery.endeavouros.com'
SUPPORT_URL='https://forum.endeavouros.com'
BUG_REPORT_URL='https://forum.endeavouros.com/c/arch-based-related-questions/bug-reports'
LOGO=endeavouros
So here I am reporting.
I works for me, the packages I have installed are:
- as part of the installation of EndeavourOS:
linux-rpi-16k-headers
- manually installed by me:
dkms and dtc
I would suspect that doing paman -S dkms linux-headers dtc (with linux-headers being a meta package that asks for whatever the headers of the currently installed kernel are) should be enough to add the necessary dependencies on most Arch derivatives (pure ALArm, EndeavourOS ARM, Manjaron ARM if somebody picks back the work, etc.)
I'll try to send a pull request whenever "I get time™!"
I am running your battery driver on EndeavourOS (an Arch derivative), and as I am asked by the new setup script:
So here I am reporting.
I works for me, the packages I have installed are:
linux-rpi-16k-headersdkmsanddtcI would suspect that doing
paman -S dkms linux-headers dtc(with linux-headers being a meta package that asks for whatever the headers of the currently installed kernel are) should be enough to add the necessary dependencies on most Arch derivatives (pure ALArm, EndeavourOS ARM, Manjaron ARM if somebody picks back the work, etc.)I'll try to send a pull request whenever "I get time™!"