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Too bad they don’t support running on ARM. > Can I run the Warrior on ARM or some other unusual architecture? > No, currently we do not allow ARM (used on Ras
by codetrotter 3y ago
Too bad they don’t support running on ARM.
> Can I run the Warrior on ARM or some other unusual architecture?
> No, currently we do not allow ARM (used on Raspberry Pi and M1 Macs) or other non-x86 architectures. This is because we have previously discovered questionable practices in the Wget archive-creating components and are not confident it runs under different endiannesses etc. If you still want to run it apparently Docker can emulate x86_64.
- lom 3y agoOh, I was downloading the container on my pi right now. Thanks for the hint.
- Starmina 3y agoThere's no ARM Docker build, unfortunately.
- electroly 3y agoHmmm... endianness? Would've been nice for them to provide an example that actually applies to ARM instead of leaving that under "etc."
- capableweb 3y agoHere is more context: https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/warrior-dockerfile/issues/56 https://github.com/ArchiveTeam/warrior-dockerfile/issues/56 ( ARM support #56 - Apr 16, 2021 - 27 comments )
- siffin 3y agoI'm sure most arm64 is difficult to get up and running, but on my M2 I used colima to do the x86_64 emulation, then just ran the docker container. https://dustinrue.com/2022/10/colima-cpu-architecture-emulation/ https://dustinrue.com/2022/10/colima-cpu-architecture-emulat... colima start --profile amd64 -a x86_64 -c 4 -m 6
- codetrotter 3y agoI was hoping to run it on one of my Raspberry Pi. I doubt that x86_64 emulation for the container on RPi would be worth it, if it is even possible to do.