I modified the tracking baseimage tag to be Jammy rather than master. After doing that I was able to build on my RPi and successfully merge an audiobook. I'll give it a few more books to ensure it's running correctly, and also check it on a Windows machine, then I'll put up a PR.

seanap / auto-m4b

Docker container that watches a folder for multi-file mp3 books and converts them to a chapterized m4b.

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I modified the tracking baseimage tag to be Jammy rather than master. After doing that I was able to build on my RPi and successfully merge an audiobook. I'll give it a few more books to ensure it's running correctly, and also check it on a Windows machine, then I'll put up a PR. #34

Open Doug411 opened 1 year ago

Doug411 commented 1 year ago

          I modified the tracking baseimage tag to be Jammy rather than master.  After doing that I was able to build on my RPi and successfully merge an audiobook.  I'll give it a few more books to ensure it's running correctly, and also check it on a Windows machine, then I'll put up a PR.

_Originally posted by @SpencerMKSmith in https://github.com/seanap/auto-m4b/issues/11#issuecomment-1572341780

Thats great news! How can I get your fork for ARM64? I

Doug411 commented 1 year ago

Hey @SpencerMKSmith. How can I get my hands on your build?

Thanks

Doug

SpencerMKSmith commented 1 year ago

PR created: https://github.com/seanap/auto-m4b/pull/35

I haven't uploaded my image to a separate image repo, we'll need the maintainer to pull, build, and upload to the repo.

Doug411 commented 1 year ago

@Seanap,

Thanks for merging the new baseimage. I tried to run it on my pi, and got a message that that linux/arm64/v8 is not in the manifest.

SpencerMKSmith commented 1 year ago

Change your image to spencermksmith/auto-m4b. I've uploaded the ARM supported image to another repo.