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jlesage / docker-jdownloader-2

Docker container for JDownloader 2
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Image for arm v7 #105

Closed vivi7 closed 2 years ago

vivi7 commented 2 years ago

How can this image work on a rasbperry pi 4. it has an architecture arm v7 should I just use FROM jlesage/baseimage-gui:alpine-3.16-v4.0.0-pre.5 in docker file?

jlesage commented 2 years ago

Currently the image doesn't support ARM. The new baseimage you mentioned is not ready yet. Also, the container will need adjustments to use the new baseimage, so only replacing the FROM image would not be enough.

But for sure ARM support will come soon, hopefully.

vivi7 commented 2 years ago

that's cool to know, I will watch! I love this project

AlexeiScherbakov commented 2 years ago

@vivi7 for rasperry pi 4 (it has ARM64) you can use this fork https://github.com/daniel0076/docker-jdownloader-2

jk779 commented 2 years ago

@jlesage do you think its safe to use daniel0076' image? is there a reason this has not been merged to your repo although it exists for over two years? :) i think many people would love to use jd2 with their pi's and it would be great if the "semi-official" docker image would support this :)

The binary 7zip jars in the aforementioned fork are a bit too much black box for me, maybe there is a way to compile them on build time? (/cc @daniel0076)

daniel0076 commented 2 years ago

@jk779 Hi, The reason can be he is still working on the baseimage, and as he mentioned above, the build required a special base image to run on armv7.

My build is based on ubuntu for arm(not tweaked and can be larger in terms of the image size and memory footprint), and the 7zip bindings for arm. No other magic and everything is open-source. You may check my repo for the docker file.

jlesage commented 2 years ago

Note that I'm expecting to release a new version this week or next week with ARM support. I had discussions with the JDownloader's developer for more seamless integration, but now the image is almost ready. Few more tests to perform.

daniel0076 commented 2 years ago

That is a very good news. I am looking forward to the release.

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jk779 commented 2 years ago

Note that I'm expecting to release a new version this week or next week with ARM support. I had discussions with the JDownloader's developer for more seamless integration, but now the image is almost ready. Few more tests to perform.

Thanks for you replies, I appreciate it :)! It's great news!

If you need help with testing, I'd be glad to! Can test on RPi 4B 8 & 4GB; 3B+ and 2B (or with Arm Mac)

jlesage commented 2 years ago

The latest image now supports ARM (64bit). Let me know if you see any issue.

Saittham commented 3 months ago

I still need linux/arm/v7. Which image should I use?