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fg2it / grafana-on-raspberry

Grafana packages for raspberry pi (armv6/armv7) and aarch64/arm64
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State it is for Raspberry 2 only. #1

Closed MichalFoksa closed 8 years ago

MichalFoksa commented 8 years ago

I was following your procedure for Grafana v2.1.2 on Raspberry PI 1B+. After 7 hours installing one GO then another and finally compiling NodeJS for 4 hours I ran into a trouble in NodeJS. make[1]: *** [/home/pi/node-v0.12.7/out/Release/obj.target/v8_snapshot/geni/snapshot.cc] Error 132 It is known problem in NodeJS on Raspberry PI 1 (due to ARMv6). Problem is that it took me 7+ hours to discover it.

I think it would be nice to state in your procedure that it is only for Raspberry 2.

Good job otherwise. Michal

fg2it commented 8 years ago

@MichalFoksa sorry to answer only now. Your right, I should have stated that since I didn't test on pi 1.

MichalFoksa commented 8 years ago

I am happy i could help. I also discovered another issue with Raspbian Jessie. I could not start npm:

# pi@raspi2 ~ $ npm
# /usr/local/bin/node: /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.20' not found (required by /usr/local/bin/node)

The procedure as it is described works on Wheeze only.

fg2it commented 8 years ago

@MichalFoksa Arf, I am both surprised and expecting that. Expecting, since everything was done on wheezy before raspbian/jessie was out and surprise because I have the fuzzy memory that I did try that on my first jessie install on a pi 2. Good news is you have official binaries for newer versions.

By the way, I believe the procedure is still fine, provided you don't use the binaries I provide for PhantomJS and Node.js. Node.js armv7 binaries seems to work on my p2 (raspbian/jessie) and it seems PhantomJS 2.1.1 is easy to build, even if it takes some time.