fix: working armv6hf docker image for cross-compiling #1263
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Great, I believe it 😉 absolutely go ahead with updating the wiki 👍 |
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Thanks for taking the time to look at it! The wiki is updated: https://github.com/librespot-org/librespot/wiki/Cross-compiling#raspberry-pi-1-or-zero-armv6hf |
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Hello, first off, thanks for this awesome repository!
The cross-compile docker image uses debian:strech for which apt repositories have been moved to archive. Since some packages have been marked as broken I could not find a way to keep using that image.
After using something very similar to what spotifyd is using I managed to have something working.
I have managed to compile successfully both from x86 and arm64 (M2), also confirming the resulting binary works on a Pi 1.
Ideally, something similar should probably be done for other architectures, though I don't have the means to test the compiled binaries.
If you are OK with this I can also update the wiki to reflect those changes.