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support raspberry pi #89

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kcking opened this issue May 4, 2017 · 12 comments
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support raspberry pi #89

kcking opened this issue May 4, 2017 · 12 comments
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kcking commented May 4, 2017

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@kcolford kcolford mentioned this issue Jun 6, 2017
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GAZ082 commented Mar 13, 2018

Hey, been almost a year, any hint when it's going to be available? Thanks!

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kcking commented Mar 13, 2018

We will have a platform-support push in the coming months after the launch of our teams product (coming very soon!)

Thanks for being patient!

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GAZ082 commented Jun 19, 2018

Any updates about this? Thanks!

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Any Updates on this?

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Bumping this again!
Any chance on this rolling out in Q1 2019?

LoganK pushed a commit to LoganK/kr that referenced this issue Sep 7, 2019
pkcs11: Cast allocated session handle directly to CK_SESSION_HANDLE;
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The source type of the session allocator, usize, is variable, as is the
destination type of c_ulong. The current usize -> u64 ->(implicit) c_ulong can
fail on some systems (e.g., Raspberry Pi uses a 32-bit c_ulong).

PKCS kryptco#11 requires only that the size type be at least 32 bits. Casting directly
to the destination type allows for greater platform support without affecting
existing platforms.

Resolves kryptco#89
LoganK pushed a commit to LoganK/kr that referenced this issue Sep 7, 2019
pkcs11: Cast array length directly to target c_ulong
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The implicit conversion from u64 to c_ulong fails on 32-bit platforms. The
actual array size is 2 and unlikely to every pose a problem.

Resolves kryptco#89
LoganK pushed a commit to LoganK/kr that referenced this issue Sep 7, 2019
pkcs11: Cast allocated session handle directly to CK_SESSION_HANDLE;
2c43ace 
The source type of the session allocator, usize, is variable, as is the
destination type of c_ulong. The current usize -> u64 ->(implicit) c_ulong can
fail on some systems (e.g., Raspberry Pi uses a 32-bit c_ulong).

PKCS kryptco#11 requires only that the size type be at least 32 bits. Casting directly
to the destination type allows for greater platform support without affecting
existing platforms.

I agree to license all rights to my contributions in each modified file exclusively to KryptCo, Inc.

Resolves kryptco#89
LoganK pushed a commit to LoganK/kr that referenced this issue Sep 7, 2019
pkcs11: Cast array length directly to target c_ulong
c20cad7 
The implicit conversion from u64 to c_ulong fails on 32-bit platforms. The
actual array size is 2 and unlikely to every pose a problem.

I agree to license all rights to my contributions in each modified file exclusively to KryptCo, Inc.

Resolves kryptco#89
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The Raspberry Pi doesn’t get much love here

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The Raspberry Pi doesn’t get much love here

The entire project has been abandoned as far as I know

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The Raspberry Pi doesn’t get much love here

The entire project has been abandoned as far as I know

This is sad, this project was pretty cool

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This is not the case, still very much alive. But unfortunately don’t have plans currently to add Rpi support at this time. Contributions/pull requests on this are welcome!

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balupton commented Nov 9, 2020 •
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Considering raspi support is pretty much arm64 support, which is pretty similar I imagine to apple silicon (another arm64 architecture), is this being reconsidered?

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balupton commented Jan 5, 2021 •
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Anyone have any suggestions for alternatives?

Or is there a bounty amount that would make this happen?

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balupton commented Jan 5, 2021 •
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Actually, it works fine for raspberry pi 4 if you build from source

sudo snap install go --classic
sudo apt install make
git clone https://github.com/kryptco/kr.git
cd kr
make install
make start
kr pair

All that is needed is for a prebuilt binary to be published and added to the installer.

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