Many problems on RPI3 and Batocera

[erichlf]

I am trying to use JuNest on a Raspberry Pi 3 running batocera,

$ uname -a
Linux BATOCERA 6.1.73-v8 #1 SMP PREEMPT Fri Mar  1 05:01:42 Europe 2024 aarch64 GNU/Linux

After I run junest setup I don't seem to have $HOME/.junest/bin_wrappers. I do have $HOME/.junest/bin. Then if I run junest I get

/userdata/system/.local/share/junest/bin/junest: line 11: /userdata/system/.junest/bin/readlink: cannot execute: required file not found
/userdata/system/.local/share/junest/bin/junest: line 11: /userdata/system/.junest/bin/dirname: cannot execute: required file not found
/userdata/system/.local/share/junest/bin/junest: line 11: /userdata/system/.junest/bin/readlink: cannot execute: required file not found

When I log out and then log back in I run junest and then I get:

/userdata/system/.local/share/junest/lib/core/common.sh: line 103: getent: command not found
/userdata/system/.local/share/junest/lib/core/common.sh: line 103: getent: command not found
/userdata/system/.local/share/junest/lib/core/common.sh: line 103: getent: command not found

I tried running junest create-bin-wrappers but still didn't get a bin wrappers directory, but I also don't get the above error. In general, when I run a junest <command> I always get the above "command not found" error.

I've read these errors tend to be do to windows endline characters (funny I don't have windows), so I ran

find ~/.local/share/junest/ -name "*.sh" -exec dos2unix {} \;

and still got the same error. However, running junest -f seems to not result in these errors and everything works as expected. However, I was hoping to use the export PATH=$HOME/.junest/bin_wrappers:$PATH method.

After posting the uname I realized that someone had posted about no support for aarch64, so maybe this is related to #309?