Closed Someone894 closed 4 years ago
Does Docker Hub support builds for the cpu used on your PowerPC? I.e. what Debian calls ppc64el?
Otherwise there is always a direct installation of Debian on ppc64el. Gets you exactly the same R packages as I maintain those in Debian where they are built for 20 or so architectures.
Sorry, but I don't really understand your question.
At the moment I am taking this file and change the FROM debian:testing
line to FROM ppc64le/debian
. Then I hope, that it completes without any errors.
And now I was wondering if you could add a ppc66le version of your R-Base package to Dockerhub. This way it would be tested and work more stable then my version. In addition to that other people could use it as well.
No because I cannot have two versions of the same file.
What I can do is turn on two or more architectures to build from the same file. That is how we support standard Intel x64 (called, confusingly, amd64
) plus and arm variant arm64v8
:
Architectures: amd64, arm64v8
My question to you was (and still is) whether ppc64le is supported by Docker Hub? If so I can add it. If not, there is little I can do for you.
The ppc64le/debian
base image I use is from dockerhub, so I think it is possible to deploy ppc64le via dockerhub.
I also found some documentation here which suggests that ppc64le is part of "Other architectures built by official images: (but not officially supported by Docker, Inc.)".
Therefore I think that ppc64le is supported by Docker Hub.
Thanks for the documentation pointer -- that was exactly what I needed.
PR filed, if and when it is merged by the Docker maintainers you will get r-base
for ppc64le.
This has been merged upstream so you should have r-base
for pp64le now, or "very soon".
Hello everyone,
for some time now I'm using your R-base image on my amd64 server. For about the same time I use your code as a basis for my own r-base image on an PowerPC 8 machine. But lately this approach got more and more troublesome.
This leads me to the question: Is it possible for you to supply the R-Base image for the PowerPC architecture as well?
This would be great. Thank you for your time :-)