Build on ARM

[susnux]

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OS: Debian 10 (armbian)

GPMDP Version: master and 4.6.1

Issue Descriptions: I discovered that building on ARM is not possible with the current setup, I tested tinkerOS (as I am using an Asus TinkerBoard), which failed (but chroming is broken there too) and armbian.

There are some build issues (lacking description), one with description is: ERR! peerinvalid Peer react-tap-event-plugin The solution for this is updating package.json to:

react to 15.4.1
react-dom to 15.4.1
material-ui to 0.16.4
react-tap-event-plugin to 2.0.1

So with this I can build GPMDP, but when starting the screen stays blank. I found the solution here is to also update electron to 3.1.13

With this changes I can build and run it successfully, I still get this error but gpmdp keeps running (not sure if you can fix it): output.txt

So you might change this in the package.json to build it successfully on ARM.

For users getting troubles with phantomjs: (required by svg2png (yes they are using phantomjs AND v8...)) You have to use the debian provided version, as phantomjs-prebuild from npm will fail to install).

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[jostrander]

@susnux that appears to be an issue with mpris/dbus. Possibly an incorrect implementation on our part or the part of some other software on your system.