i am now extremely puzzled as to how i ever managed to get openrc, eudev and nosystemd up and running on an armv7h system at all! i do not recall ever doing a package build! aaditya: i did the initial armv7h bootstrap via a complex process of downloading a live boot parabola iso image, running that under qemu, activating nfs client to mount a filesystem on my laptop as well as setting up an http and dns proxy on the laptop, then i followed the standard parabola / archlinux armv7h bootstrap instructions...
I have a raspberry pi 3 on which I tested compiling some OpenRC packages, but could not finish it due to lack of time. What is needed I guess is to add 'armv7' arch (or other arm architectures to build for) to the PKGBUILDS, build and test the packages, and upload them to the repo. I have also read about cross compiling arm packages on x86_64; if a system for that could be setup that could be helpful as well. Regards, Aaditya https://github.com/manjaro/packages-openrc/pull/47 https://sourceforge...
I have a raspberry pi 3 on which I tested compiling some OpenRC packages, but could not finish it due to lack of time. What is needed I guess is to add 'armv7' arch (or other arm architectures to build for) to the PKGBUILDS, build and test the packages, and upload them to the repo. I have also read about cross compiling arm packages on x86_64; if a system for that could be setup that could be helpful as well. Regards, Aaditya
Sadly, there has never been an ARM port... We are just a couple of people doing most of the work and none of us owns an ARM box, not to mention our serious lack of free time. You are very welcome to take over the ARM port and/or help with the OpenRC/eudev project in general.
armhf eudev / openrc packages missing