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bmcfeeters
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March 22nd, 2021 08:00
Hello Carroll,
We do not currently create and distribute ARM based builds for our CSI drivers and that support isn't in our roadmap/backlog.
However with the source code for the driver available on GitHub, it should be possible for you to compile it for the ARM platform
ThanksBryan
Xiao-Jing
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March 26th, 2021 08:00
Hi, Bryan
Okay. then could you guide me the method of compiling it? does it like the standard gcc or anything else? thanks.
Flo_csI
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March 29th, 2021 01:00
Hi,
If you want to build the driver on ARM you can either do it directly on ARM hardware or use cross-compilation.
You will have two pieces to build:
1. the driver itself (for cross-compilation use GOARCH=arm)
2. the docker image (for cross-compilation see : https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-mac/multi-arch/)
You will obviously have to tweak the docker image to use an arm version rather than an x86_64 one.
Let us know if you succeed at it.
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bmcfeeters
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March 22nd, 2021 08:00
Hello Carroll,
We do not currently create and distribute ARM based builds for our CSI drivers and that support isn't in our roadmap/backlog.
However with the source code for the driver available on GitHub, it should be possible for you to compile it for the ARM platform
Thanks
Bryan
Xiao-Jing
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16 Posts
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March 26th, 2021 08:00
Hi, Bryan
Okay. then could you guide me the method of compiling it? does it like the standard gcc or anything else? thanks.
Flo_csI
2 Intern
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167 Posts
0
March 29th, 2021 01:00
Hi,
If you want to build the driver on ARM you can either do it directly on ARM hardware or use cross-compilation.
You will have two pieces to build:
1. the driver itself (for cross-compilation use GOARCH=arm)
2. the docker image (for cross-compilation see : https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-mac/multi-arch/)
You will obviously have to tweak the docker image to use an arm version rather than an x86_64 one.
Let us know if you succeed at it.