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talss89 / termux-home-assistant-installer

A script to provision Home Assistant Core on an Android / Termux device. This is not officially supported.
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i686: Missing ffmpeg 5.1.2-7 #2

Open lvalibaba opened 1 year ago

lvalibaba commented 1 year ago

I have tablet Samsung. Installing process marked error with ffmpeg packages.

dpkg: error processing archive ./contrib/ffmpeg_5.1.2-7_aarch64.deb (--install): package architecture (aarch64) does not match system (i686) Errors were encountered while processing: ./contrib/ffmpeg_5.1.2-7_aarch64.deb

talss89 commented 1 year ago

Thanks for raising the issue.

What model is your tablet, and how old is it?

It's surprising to see i686 being requested - that's from the 32-bit Pentium era.

That said, it shouldn't be too difficult to build packages for it.

lvalibaba commented 1 year ago

Very old model: Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 P5220, with custom firmware updated to Android 7.1.2 (max possible).

talss89 commented 1 year ago

Thanks. You could probably install a normal Linux distro onto this device, and run full Home Assistant with Docker.

I'll look into providing i686 packages, and will update this issue.

lvalibaba commented 1 year ago

After reviewing the installation script, I think that there will be problems with the numpy package. I'm new to all this, so I can't fix the setup myself.

lvalibaba commented 1 year ago

Thanks. You could probably install a normal Linux distro onto this device, and run full Home Assistant with Docker.

I'll look into providing i686 packages, and will update this issue.

If only I knew how to install a full installation. :D

talss89 commented 1 year ago

You're right, numpy is also only built for aarch64 - that would be the next problem after ffmpeg.

I'm working at my 'real job' right now, but will see if I can build you some i686 packages for numpy and ffmpeg later. Interested to see if we can get this working.

lvalibaba commented 1 year ago

Previously, I installed numpy simply: MATHLIB=m pip install numpy==1.23.2. It would be interesting to try a full installation, but I did not find installation packages for my device. I also did not understand how you did with lru-dict, which is written in an interesting way. I installed version 2023.3.6 by recompiling the wheel in which I changed the lru version from 1.1.8 to 1.1.6.

With new versions of Core, everything worked, except for ha-av requiring ffmpeg, which I could not downgrade.