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Support TechnoCore running on a Pi #8

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TheHackmeister opened this issue Apr 7, 2018 · 3 comments
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Support TechnoCore running on a Pi #8

TheHackmeister opened this issue Apr 7, 2018 · 3 comments
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TheHackmeister commented Apr 7, 2018 •
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Being able to run TechnoCore on a Pi would increase it's usefulness for DIYers tremendously. It is a cheep platform that can run 24/7. Perfect for an TechnoCore server.

In order to run on the Pi, I think we'll need to figure out what ARM version is needed for the Pi, then find ARM based images for all the services in TechnoCore.

For the Pi OS, look into using resinOS. It is meant for running containers on a Pi.
@TheHackmeister TheHackmeister added Priority: 2 enhancement good first issue These issues are good for someone new to TechnoCore to start on labels Apr 7, 2018
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@TheHackmeister TheHackmeister changed the title Support Althing running on a Pi Support TechnoCore running on a Pi Dec 10, 2018
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Here is an example of a project that builds for multiple architecture.

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I noticed that linuxserver's grocy repo had multiple Dockerfiles, and didn't use any templates. Without templates it's 3 places to keep in sync, which is a hassle, but maybe not a bad way to get started. I bet that adding the templates will be much easier if the rest of the system is already working.

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Another place I've found building images is the way sanic utilizes moby/buildkit.

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