Linux ARM64 support?
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2022 2:48 pm
It was implied in this forum that the Linux ARM-HF package is to be used for ARM64,
I tried to install it following https://wiki.debian.org/Multiarch/HOWTO but I'm getting unresolvable dependencies.
apt-get complains about dependencies of a bunch of libqt5 packages from armhf architecture and refuses to install them. When trying to install them explicitly it asks for even more libqt5*:armhf packages.
Am I supposed to have all of Qt5 in armhf to run xnviewmp-linux:armhf?
Or is it possible, in a reasonable fashion, to run xnviewmp-linux:armhf in an otherwise fully-arm64 userland?
Specifically this is Debian Buster,
the only Linux ARM package I found for XnviewMP is 0.92,
Tried both "apt-get install" and "dpkg -i", dpkg is aware of armhf as a foreign-architecture.
When running apt-get update && upgrade it refuses to install xnview, asks to --fix-broken install and removes the package,
specific unmet dependencies from apt-get:
libqt5multimediawidgets5:armhf libqt5webkit5:armhf
Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
Thanks
I tried to install it following https://wiki.debian.org/Multiarch/HOWTO but I'm getting unresolvable dependencies.
apt-get complains about dependencies of a bunch of libqt5 packages from armhf architecture and refuses to install them. When trying to install them explicitly it asks for even more libqt5*:armhf packages.
Am I supposed to have all of Qt5 in armhf to run xnviewmp-linux:armhf?
Or is it possible, in a reasonable fashion, to run xnviewmp-linux:armhf in an otherwise fully-arm64 userland?
Specifically this is Debian Buster,
the only Linux ARM package I found for XnviewMP is 0.92,
Tried both "apt-get install" and "dpkg -i", dpkg is aware of armhf as a foreign-architecture.
When running apt-get update && upgrade it refuses to install xnview, asks to --fix-broken install and removes the package,
specific unmet dependencies from apt-get:
libqt5multimediawidgets5:armhf libqt5webkit5:armhf
Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
Thanks