Building Ledger Live [ledobe] | Beginner walk-through #7
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This might be a noob question, but im new to docker and trying to run Ledger Desktop on Manjaro [radxa zero] as a note; after "make" build i did get a error at the end. not sure if it would efffects the overall process... Thank you |
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That does not look right at all.
When (and if) the build successfully completes, look for the build artifacts (including AppImage) under You would probably also benefit from reading up the README's of the relevant Ledger Live components (ours has links to their GitHub repos), so that you have at least some concept of what it is that should get built and what is involved in that process, in case something goes wrong and you have to debug. NoteIn general, before you start trying to use any piece of software, it is highly recommended that you familiarize yourself with the README first (and follow the instructions, if there are any). This project is, unsurprisingly, not an exception. |
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Thank you for explanation. iIm gonna give a try for sure.... I dont have much knowledge with docker or even linux environment itself....But im trying to understand / learn along the way. 0- I did delete everything and started from scratch . Downloaded source zip file to "downloads" folder 1- Extracted ledobe-0.3.0 folder to my "Documents" folder 2- I went inside ledobe-0.3.0 folder and opened my terminal in place and ran 3- In same console [after build successfully complete] i did enter -----I did wait couple of hours, then i get this messages.... 3a- I did have an unexpected error about network connection [i did check but there wasn't problem with my connection] 3b- After few minutes it finished and gave this error I did check Im including screencap of my folder structure;
I hope im making progress . most of the stuff i dont really understand but trying my best....... Thank you |
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When i hit |
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Well, I can't tell for sure, but, since it still does its progress animation, we can only assume it is working on something. Maybe pour yourself a drink, pick up a book or an article to read, or go for a short walk and check back on it later. I'm also currently running a build to check whether stuff still works as I last left it, and, if I find that something needs fixing, I'll definitely make a new release. One thing I noticed just moments ago is that they (LedgerHQ) have two different versions of core lib NPM bindings tagged as 6.14.5 (6.14.5 and v6.14.5, spot the difference 😅), this might be a source of issues. Besides, the apt packages installed in the Docker image also have had some updates, so, in all likelihood, a new Ledobe release is imminent after all. |
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it just passed that waiting phase :) I see success there so seems like itis all good :)) so far..... when it comes to your
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yes, i understand. it all makes sense. thank you. |
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First....I should mention that; after all those process of compile + build, its great to see Ledger Live interface :) I believe next problem im facing is a known issue.
UPDATE + SOLUTION Changing / Installling
@antichris Thank you for your patience and for walking me through this process. |
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That does not look right at all.
First, please, clean up what you just accidentally made in
/home/codebook/Documents/ledobe-0.3.0/docker/builddirectory.If you used Git do download the Ledobe sources, simply run
git clean -fd. Otherwise, delete everything and start from a fresh unzipped source.Then, follow the procedure outlined in the README, and build the Docker image (the easiest is running the bundled
bin/buildscript).Once the Docker image has been built successfully, run
makein a Docker container started from the image. The simplest way to do so is (just like the README has it) by executingIf you wish to make your life just that little bit harder (or know wha…