[Bug] Cannot build package on ARM

[Rippert]

• Open Stage Control version - 1.8.15 and 1.9.1
• Operating system Rapberry Pi OS 10 (buster) and Linux 5.10.25-3-MANJARO-ARM
• Open Stage Control options - N/A
• Client type (built-in or external chromium/chrome browser) and version -N/A
• Session file (can be uploaded after adding the .txt extension) - N/A
• Custom module - N/A
• Server logs (from the terminal or the launcher's console) - N/A
• Client logs (hit F12 in chromium/chrome to open the console) - N/A

• Screenshot - N/A

  I tried to build a package following instructions from Running from Sources, and received the following error:

  
  $npm run package

open-stage-control@1.9.1 package node scripts/package.js

Packaging app for platform linux arm64 using electron v12.0.5 Downloading patent safe FFMPEG for platform linux arm64 using electron v12.0.5 Failed to load FFMPEG Error: spawn unzip ENOENT at Process.ChildProcess._handle.onexit (node:internal/child_process:282:19) at onErrorNT (node:internal/child_process:480:16) at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:81:21) { errno: -2, code: 'ENOENT', syscall: 'spawn unzip', path: 'unzip', spawnargs: [ '-o', '/tmp/tmp-safe-ffmpeg/ffmpeg-v12.0.5-linux-arm64.zip', '-d', '/tmp/electron-packager/linux-arm64-template' ] } /home/tedrippert/src/open-stage-control/node_modules/electron-packager-plugin-non-proprietary-codecs-ffmpeg/dist/index.js:33 done(new Error(err)); ^

Error: Error: spawn unzip ENOENT at /home/tedrippert/src/open-stage-control/node_modules/electron-packager-plugin-non-proprietary-codecs-ffmpeg/dist/index.js:33:10 at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:94:5)

[jean-emmanuel]

The error shows that "unzip" is missing, you can install it with the distrib's package manager.

[Rippert]

You are correct! Thank You! Now if I want to install it on another Raspberry Pi, do I move the whole open-stage-control-linux-arm64 directory to the new machine and set a symlink in the PATH?

[jean-emmanuel]

Yes (if they have the same cpu architecture). To enable midi support (if needed) on that machine you'll need to follow the instructions under "other systems" here on that system.

[Rippert]

Thank you. I already had to do the "other systems" thing for a previous install. I will try it tomorrow and close this issue if it works.

[Rippert]

I did test installing this on another Raspberry Pi from the package, and it worked. Thanks again.