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Add ARM version
Quick question related to this. Has it been added as of yet or is there a pre-built fork that you know of?
@good4y0u This is still dependent on the ARM version of the baseimage I use: https://github.com/jlesage/docker-baseimage/issues/1
@kg6zvp Unfortunately no. This still depends on the baseimage supporting ARM.
is it possible to create a fork using the baseimage which supports ARM?
https://hub.docker.com/r/didierc/baseimage-gui
Possible yes, but it would have to be a baseimage which uses an ARM emulator to build the image.
You can build this image on any ARM device on your own already.
The one you linked is just the same repo but compiled on an ARM device. Not something I can use for builds on Docker Hub.
Has any progress been made on this? I am hoping to use this to manage both of my Proxmox servers from a Raspberry Pi.
Possible yes, but it would have to be a baseimage which uses an ARM emulator to build the image.
You can build this image on any ARM device on your own already.
The one you linked is just the same repo but compiled on an ARM device. Not something I can use for builds on Docker Hub.
Are you able to explain a bit more what you mean? I'm new to docker but would like to work/contribute towards this if possible
Very useful tool! I would like to build it on a mac M1, can you please update with some simple hints? Thanks!
You can probably get it working by emulating x86-64 on ARM by:
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apt install qemu-user-staticon the (ARM) host - copy the (ARM) host's qemu-x86_64-static to /usr/bin/qemu-x86_64-static in the Docker image, or just maybe also
apt install qemu-user-staticin Dockerfile. You will still build the Docker image on x86, even though you run it on ARM. This may be slow, since it's emulating (JITing to ARM) the x86 code...
