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[pasquenel]

I've installed the openpli build environment on a raspi server.

 

When I tried to compile I got 3 error messages as you can see below.

It seems that there is something missing for the support of 'armv7l' architecture.

 

What needs to be done to solve this issue?

 

 

 

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pi@raspberrypi:~/openpli-oe-core $ MACHINE=vuduo4kse make image

Building image for vuduo4kse

Loading cache: 100% |############################################| Time: 0:00:00

Loaded 105 entries from dependency cache.

ERROR: /home/pi/openpli-oe-core/meta-openpli/recipes-support/fstrcmp/fstrcmp_0.7.bb: Unable to determine endianness for architecture 'armv7l'

ERROR: /home/pi/openpli-oe-core/meta-openpli/recipes-support/fstrcmp/fstrcmp_0.7.bb: Please add your architecture to siteinfo.bbclass

ERROR: Failed to parse recipe: /home/pi/openpli-oe-core/meta-openpli/recipes-support/fstrcmp/fstrcmp_0.7.bb

 

Summary: There were 3 ERROR messages shown, returning a non-zero exit code.

make: *** [Makefile:129: image] Fout 1

 

[SpaceRat]

I'm not 100% sure, but I don't think you can cross-compile E2 on anything but x64.

[WanWizard]

armv7l is the architecture of the Pi, looks like cross-compliing on a Pi is not supported.

 

edit: Spacerat just beat me to it...

Edited by WanWizard, 31 January 2021 - 13:47.

[pasquenel]

I'm not 100% sure, but I don't think you can cross-compile E2 on anything but x64.

I've also a virtual hyper-v linux environment running on a X64 PC.

There the compile/build process was successfull. The build was also running on target.

I don't know if there is an X32 layer somewhere in between ...

 

I was hoping that this could be solved by adding / changing a few lines in the build scripts.

[Erik Slagter]

There have been several attempts at running enigma on Raspberry PI. The problem is, that this SoC does not have any DVB hardware. So you would end up writing an emulation layer for that and that would A LOT of work. So in the end they always give in.

[satforindo]

I once cross-compiled enigma2 on an Armbian (S905x Android box), it was just super slow to finish, so then I aborted it. The other time I tried once more, and it was never going to compile anymore.

 

Now let me try it once more.

 

 

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[pasquenel]

I once cross-compiled enigma2 on an Armbian (S905x Android box), it was just super slow to finish, so then I aborted it. The other time I tried once more, and it was never going to compile anymore.

 

Now let me try it once more.

 In the attached thumbnails that you've added, I can see that you get already further than I could.

What changes have you applied to avoid the errors that I've faced during my attempt?

[pasquenel]

armv7l is the architecture of the Pi, looks like cross-compliing on a Pi is not supported.

 

edit: Spacerat just beat me to it...

you're right.

seems that armv7a is supported and armv7l is not.

Do you have any idea about the impact analysis to support armv7l as well?

[satforindo]

 

I once cross-compiled enigma2 on an Armbian (S905x Android box), it was just super slow to finish, so then I aborted it. The other time I tried once more, and it was never going to compile anymore.

 

Now let me try it once more.

 In the attached thumbnails that you've added, I can see that you get already further than I could.

What changes have you applied to avoid the errors that I've faced during my attempt?

 

I just follow the instruction from the OpenPLi wiki to run the make image.

 

Could this be distro related? Maybe an Armbian on the Raspberry Pi could solve the error. Anyway, I haven't tried yet a cross-compile on a Raspberry Pi, mine is too old (Raspberry Pi 2).

[pasquenel]

 

 

I once cross-compiled enigma2 on an Armbian (S905x Android box), it was just super slow to finish, so then I aborted it. The other time I tried once more, and it was never going to compile anymore.

 

Now let me try it once more.

 In the attached thumbnails that you've added, I can see that you get already further than I could.

What changes have you applied to avoid the errors that I've faced during my attempt?

 

I just follow the instruction from the OpenPLi wiki to run the make image.

 

Could this be distro related? Maybe an Armbian on the Raspberry Pi could solve the error. Anyway, I haven't tried yet a cross-compile on a Raspberry Pi, mine is too old (Raspberry Pi 2).

 

After I posted my previous reply, I digged a bit further and saw that there is support for armv7a