Open IngwiePhoenix opened 6 months ago
As a workaround, do not use JMusicBot in a way which requires native libraries to function. JMusicBot makes use of native libraries under 2 circumstances:
Unfortunately, no natives have been built for RISC-V, presumably as its still pretty niche. lavaplayer handles audio for us, so we'd have to ask them about this. I believe the developers are already aware of this incompatibility though.
Ahh interesting!
Thanks for the infos - thats the kinda pointer I needed. I wonder if I could "build" my way through this problem. Doesn't sound too difficult; just getting the natives built.
I'll come back to this when I tried some things out! :)
Bug Description
This is not really a bug - more of an imcompatibility.
Do you know where I should put this? LavaPlayer? This is using the fork with the updates to temporarily work around the playback issues.
Steps to Reproduce
Uh... Buy a RISC-V board, install Debian, install Java, make a SystemD unit, run the bot, observe?
Jokes aside; bog-standard Linux install - but, doesn't really matter here.
Expected Result
Sound o.o
Debug Output
...should I? x)
Additional Info
VisionFive2, self-built 6.6.0 kernel, Debian Trixie. It's all over the place.
I know what I am doing; but my Java-fu is not so good - since, however, there is a likelyhood of Java devs peeking in here, might as well post this and see if I get a lovely pointer or not :)
Thanks and kind regards!
PS.: Migrating it back to ARM; got enough nodes. I hope the update with the Docker container comes soon, itching to put this into my Kubernetes cluster!
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