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ubuntu-20.04.1-preinstalled-server-arm64+raspi supported? #16
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The Raspberry Pi 4 does have an armv8 processor. Note that Pi OS is by default 32-bit (to maintain compatibility all the way back to the original Pi), but there is a 64-bit beta that is also available now. |
How very not ansible, but I sshed in to the client host to find docker running and I accomplished the 'hello world' apparently the |
In my environment, this playbook installed the version of So, I guess this playbook was made for Raspberry Pi OS or other Debian-based OSes, not Ubuntu. |
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FWIW I'm a noob to ansible not to linux. I have successfully run some ad-hoc commands and playbooks against a vagrant virtualbox vm and my own rpi4 cluster.
I'm booting 64bit
ubuntu-20.04.1-preinstalled-server-arm64+raspi
on my Raspberry Pi 4 SBCs. I set the following defaultsresulting in 'not found' in the
TASK [geerlingguy.docker_arm : Make sure Docker CE is the version specified.]
is the rpi 64bit ubuntu compatible with ansible-role-docker_arm? If so how might I properly configure / overide the defaults?
Also is the rpi 4 arm v8?
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