Error when running on Raspberry PI4

[spaxxilein]

Hello!

When running on Raspbian Buster i get this error:

Step` 1/16 : FROM jlesage/baseimage-gui:alpine-3.9-glibc-v3.5.2
 ---> 3522a694a0b5
Step 2/16 : ARG JAVAJRE_VERSION=8.212.04.2
 ---> Using cache
 ---> 0606fc64ac36
Step 3/16 : ARG JDOWNLOADER_URL=http://installer.jdownloader.org/JDownloader.jar
 ---> Using cache
 ---> 083d0663b0a1
Step 4/16 : ARG JAVAJRE_URL=https://d3pxv6yz143wms.cloudfront.net/${JAVAJRE_VERSION}/amazon-corretto-${JAVAJRE_VERSION}-linux-x64.tar.gz
 ---> Using cache
 ---> c34708fdfd5a
Step 5/16 : WORKDIR /tmp
 ---> Using cache
 ---> 9600f830e23d
Step 6/16 : RUN     mkdir -p /defaults &&     wget ${JDOWNLOADER_URL} -O /defaults/JDownloader.jar
 ---> Running in 1d80a40fab2a
standard_init_linux.go:211: exec user process caused "exec format error"
ERROR: Service 'jdownloader-2' failed to build: The command '/bin/sh -c mkdir -p /defaults &&     wget ${JDOWNLOADER_URL} -O /defaults/JDownloader.jar' returned a non-zero code: 1

Cannot run with commandline docker nor docker-compose.

Any ideas how to fix this?

Regards,

spaxxilein

[jlesage]

Hi, this container doesn't support ARM currently... only x86-64 architecture.

[DevZiegler]

Hi I have a short question, unfortunately the Dockerfile does not work on the Raspbarry PI4. How does it work to redirect the GUI to a webpage? I couldn't find anything in the dockerfile that points to it. I want to try to make it work on the Raspbarry and that would be unbelievable for it. So i wouldn't have to use headless mode anymore (because myjdownloader doesn't offer all settings).

Thanks

[jlesage]

A lot of logic is also implemented in the baseimage... which also doesn't support arm :(

[Turiok]

Hi @DevZiegler ,

I'm working on it. It works since today on my rpi3. But a little laggy and it seems have aliazing. Once I'm finished, I'll propose to @jlesage the result.

Sincerely, Turiok

[DevZiegler]

Hi @Turiok, nice to hear. In the meantime I also built an image from different sources for ARM systems (in my repo). But it is not that handy and it has no additional functions. Therefore a simpler solution is of course nice. Regards DevZiegler

[Stephen988]

I guys I'm going to be crazy for find a good download manager (no torrent) for raspberry pi 4 on docker, what I can do? there are alternative to jd?

[markosc]

@Turiok aqui hay uno para la Pi

[daniel0076]

Hi @jlesage

I have forked this repo and modified it to support aarch64, which has been tested on my Raspberry Pi 4. (link)

Also, based on your repo baseimage and baseimage-gui, I also modified them to support aarch64 (using ubuntu20.04) If PR is welcomed I can help with the aarch64 support.

I think your idea of baseimage-gui is brilliant and I am looking forward to the support of multi-arch.

[Matssa56]

Hi @jlesage

I have forked this repo and modified it to support aarch64, which has been tested on my Raspberry Pi 4. (link)

Also, based on your repo baseimage and baseimage-gui, I also modified them to support aarch64 (using ubuntu20.04) If PR is welcomed I can help with the aarch64 support.

I think your idea of baseimage-gui is brilliant and I am looking forward to the support of multi-arch.

Hey I wanna use this on my rpi as well in order to replace pyload. Do you maintain your docker image? I see it wasn't been updated since quite some time.

Thanks for your help!

[daniel0076]

Hi @Matssa56,

The image is working, and I don't think it needs further update if it is working fine. Docker images can last for a long time if there is not big changes in the software or the platform. You can report an issue to my repo if you encounter any problem.

Thanks

[Matssa56]

Hi @Matssa56,

The image is working, and I don't think it needs further update if it is working fine. Docker images can last for a long time if there is not big changes in the software or the platform. You can report an issue to my repo if you encounter any problem.

Thanks

Hi again,

Thanks for you speedy feedback! In that case I'll test it out on my debian install :) I was asking since I saw that your github was several commits behind this one, so maybe you stopped using it or something ;-)

[titou4307]

Hi @daniel0076 I would like to install the docker container for raspberry pi4...

I m trying to install your fork and I cannot succeed... Docker not find your container...

Can you help me ?

Big thanks for the adaptation project for the raspberry pi4...

[ureimers]

Cheers @titou4307, you need to specify a tag/version as well. As there's only one available, use daniel0076/jdownloader-2:aarch64-v0.1 instead of daniel0076/jdownloader-2 (see https://stackoverflow.com/a/68173568).

But I just realized, that its aarch64 and as I cannot update my pi4 to 64bit, because of other software I use, I still cannot use this, unfortunately.

[titou4307]

Hello @ureimers

I'm a new bee of Docker but the community here is very very good many thanks for your response and help, I will use the version Daniel0076 with the tag

Have a good day

[jlesage]

The latest image now supports ARM (64bit).