Solution for RasPi on OSMC?

[nroTTron]

Hi,

Is there a solution to run this plugin on Kodi/OSMC on a rpi?

Thanks!

[osscombat]

+1 for the same on Pi with Librelec

[fsegouin]

You can easily run this on a node docker image for armhf.

[osscombat]

I don't get it how to do this, not a docker fan or guru yet. Would be much more easier to deal with 1 executable and config for armhf as well, Librelec has a very limited add-on oriented environment.

[fsegouin]

@osscombat Actualy libreelec has built-in Docker support so it's just a matter of having a Dockerfile based on a node image made for armhf. I can give it a go and post a pull request if it helps?

[osscombat]

If it's possible. I have a docker service on librelec up and running, but that's all. I can test this further on if you can support this option.

[fsegouin]

@osscombat I am not sure how @TheJF wants to handle this (separate Dockerfile in the master branch or 1 branch per architecture?), but in the meantime I forked his repo and created an arm32v7 (Raspberry Pi 2/3) dockerfile under the branch arch/arm32v7. Please try my image at fsegouin/antennas:arm32v7 and let me know if it works.

[jfarseneau]

@fsegouin Thanks for being awesome! :D And yeah, hmm, I'm wondering how I can autobuild both the x86 and ARM version on Docker hub. I might have to get some CI setup for that, and we tag each release with -arm32v7 appended to the version number

[fsegouin]

@TheJF You're very welcome 🙌🏻 It's a bit tricky as you need QEMU in the docker image to be able to use an automated build system on Docker Hub (see https://ownyourbits.com/2018/06/27/running-and-building-arm-docker-containers-in-x86/). I went the easy route and built it myself on my Pi for now as a PoC.

[osscombat]

Thanks a lot @fsegouin, with fsegouin/antennas:arm32v7 image it runs fine on Rpi3!

[ronniedude]

Sorry to necro an old thread but I was attempting to get Antennas running via docker image on my Raspberry Pi Zero W. The unfortunate part of the fork above is that the Broadcom ARM chip (ARM1176) on this only supports armv6 microarchitecture, not armv7.

Seems like I'll have to abandon the docker method for now. Unless @fsegouin can pull a hail mary like he did 4 years ago.