qemu-user-static
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multiarch
Need support for run x86_64 on linux/arm64
https://martin-grigorov.medium.com/build-linux-software-for-foreign-cpu-architectures-on-arm64-463a95d15460
I created a fork and managed to build a multi-platform version of the latest and register images, but I don't build the $from_arch-$to_arch versions.
If you want to test and use it, you can find it here. I published the images on the docker hub as alekitto/qemu-user-static:latest (or register)
Hello, how to solve such a problem? CentOS 7.9: amd64-2009 comes from CentOS: CentOS 7.9.2009, without any modification
@tony429001986 What are you trying to do ? Better create a new issue with more details instead ?!
Thank you, the problem has been solved. Use this version of qemu-x86_ 64-static_ Arm64v8, the container can run successfully
I created a fork and managed to build a multi-platform version of the
latestandregisterimages, but I don't build the$from_arch-$to_archversions.
I was looking into how we could get this running on multiple arch and was goingto go the same route, e.g only build latest and register on multiple arch by integrating it with docker/build-push-action and docker/setup-qemu-action .
@lafin , would there be interest in making :latest push independently from the ${from_arch}-${to_arch} ones? This would allow to easily build qemu-user-static:latest for multiple host architecture.
With a bit more work, it seems all the from/to versions could also be made multi-arch but that would require more work.
I wonder if this should be able to run on Asahi Linux (Fedora for Apple M-series machines)?
It doesn't seem to add qemu-* binaries to /usr/bin or indeed anywhere.
Also, I couldn't figure out how to uninstall/reverse the effects of docker run --rm --privileged alekitto/qemu-user-static:latest --reset -p yes. Maybe just a reboot is enough?
