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It's a CPU emulator so it's probably way to slow, but you can try. AirConnect builds include a variety of OS and CPU, including x86 (32 and 64 bits)
Thank you. Of course, emulation could be too slow. I tried it, x86 32 bit should be the best choice.
After adding libc6-compat
I get:
Error relocating ./airupnp-x86: strcat_chk: symbol not found Error relocating ./airupnp-x86: __snprintf_chk: symbol not found Error relocating ./airupnp-x86: vfprintf_chk: symbol not found Error relocating ./airupnp-x86: __fdelt_chk: symbol not found …
Maybe some other components are missing, maybe the emulation is not compatible, but it was worth a try.
Try a static binary.
Try a static binary.
It‘s only a 32-bit-shell and unfortunately there‘s no airupnp-x86-static
.
(Even though I tried airupnp-x86-64-static
without success.)
Let me know if this one works airupnp-x86-static.zip
Let me know if this one works
So nice from you to compile this!
The good message: It’s is the first binary that runs with iSH (iOS).
Unfortunately, it calls a system function which isn‘t implemented yet. dmesg
says missing syscall 160
I think it‘s up to iSH. It‘s okay if you would close this thread now.
Ok
Is there a chance to get it to work on iSH (iOS-terminal with Alpine Linux)? I use AirConnect just occasionally, so there would be no need to plug in and shut down a raspberry pi.