Questions tagged as ['arm']

Questions relating to the use of ARM microchip architecture with Ubuntu
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Aaron Franke avatar
How do I download the desktop version of Ubuntu 21.10 for ARM?
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For Ubuntu 20.04, there is this page which has links for Ubuntu desktop for both x86_64 (amd64) and ARM64. This installs fine, but I am having trouble installing libraries so I'm going to try another version.

For Ubuntu 21.10, I found this page which has links for server images and a link for a Raspberry Pi version, but I am not using a Raspberry Pi and am looking for an ISO for installing on a genera ...

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Aaron Franke avatar
How do I install libobjc-9-dev on Ubuntu for ARM?
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I'm trying to install Clang on Ubuntu 20.04 for ARM, which needs libobjc-9-dev. The Ubuntu 20.04 ARM repositories only have a version that needs GCC 9.3 but I currently have GCC 9.4 (trying to downgrade to GCC 9.3 leads to apt prompting me to uninstall x11 and xwayland).

I'm looking for a way to just grab a newer libobjc-9-dev but I can't find any links. I found this official website, and it says "Yo ...

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Adrian2895 avatar
Is there any translation layer for x86 software on Ubuntu ARM?
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I have recently installed Ubuntu ARM on my M1 MacBook Air on a virtual machine (using Parallels), and unlike Windows ARM and macOS ARM, Ubuntu ARM does not seem to include a translation layer for x86 apps, which makes the system almost unusable as many Linux software do not support ARM yet.

For example, I got this error while trying to install VSCode with Gdebi:

screenshot

I cannot believe there is no tran ...

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How to update ubuntu-20.04.3-preinstalled-server-armhf+raspi.img.xz to work with USB Boot?
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Anyone know how to update the boot loaded on ubuntu-20.04.3-preinstalled-server-armhf+raspi.img.xz so it will work with USB boot? Or switch it to use u-boot? If I install & update from a SD card everything is fine. Then backup the SD card and install it on a USB HD, same problem, system will not boot. The normal RPi images boot fine from USB. The Manjaro image boot fine from USB. I have tried  ...

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Professor Confundus avatar
Now that Ubuntu 21.10 has Kernel 5.13, will 21.10 Server ARM work on Apple Silicon?
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I have heard that Ubuntu 21.10 has Kernel 5.13, which supports Apple Silicon, so, does this mean Ubuntu Server 21.10 ARM supports Apple Silicon M1 Macs? And if so, how well?

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SD card with Ubuntu Desktop created with Pi Imager fails to boot (issue specific to 32GB SD cards)
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I have used Pi Imager on my regular Ubuntu system to write Ubuntu Desktop to my SD card. When I try to boot from it in my Pi 400, I get the following error:

[50B]: Failed to remount '/' read-only: Device or resource busy
systemd-shutdown[1]: Failed to finalize filesystems, ignoring.

and then the Pi shuts down.

To try to troubleshoot, after the repeatable failed boots, I inserted this card as USB storage  ...

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ubuntu4life avatar
Does there exist a firefox.tar.bz2 package for Raspi (!ARM!) which can be downloaded? (Making firefox "portable" on Raspi)
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I know there exists a firefox-esr package for Raspberry Pi OS and firefox is also preinstalled on Ubuntu Mint [Raspi-Image].

But in this case I'm trying to get firefox as a .tar.bz2 package from the official release site: https://releases.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/

My goal is, to be able to create a "kinda portable" firefox directory. On my main PC I download the .bz2 package from here: http ...

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SomeBloke avatar
Does Ubuntu server support encryption on arm devices?
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If I want to run Ubuntu Server on a Raspberry Pi4 can I encrypt the SD card like an encrypted disk? If not is the next best thing to encrypt the home directory?

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hoo2 avatar
Package: gcc-arm-none-eabi (15:9-2019-q4-0ubuntu1) [universe] on 20.04 misses gdb executable
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As other people tried this also How to install arm-none-eabi-gdb on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa) i found that the universe repo has a pretty much working toolchain. I've tested it.

hoo2@shirka:~$ apt list *-none-eabi* --installed
Listing... Done
binutils-arm-none-eabi/focal,now 2.34-4ubuntu1+13ubuntu1 amd64 [installed]
gcc-arm-none-eabi/focal,now 15:9-2019-q4-0ubuntu1 amd64 [installed]
libnewlib-arm-n ...
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Harsh avatar
Cross compile C/Cpp application for target ARM arch support ubuntu18.04 32-bit, on host machine i.e. ubuntu 18.04 64-bit machine using cross compiler
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Trying to achieve the below task

Cross compile C/Cpp application for target ARM architechture supports ubuntu 18.04 32-bit on a host machine i.e. ubuntu 18.04 64-bit machine using cross compiler.

followed steps below but nothing is working out and getting the Error given below..

sudo apt-get install gcc-7-multilib

/home/user/gcc-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-4.8-2014.04_linux/arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc ...
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user487583 avatar
Ubuntu Server for armhf architecture
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I download Ubuntu Server 20.04 for arm64 architecture. and it was fine. now I want to know, Where can I get it for armhf architecture (if there is such an image)?

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Lan avatar
Ubuntu MATE ARM 64 update from 20.10
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Lan

How do I update from MATE 20.10 to the updated version on Rasp PI 4?

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Gregory Fenn avatar
Compiling ARMv7A (AArch32) code on an ARMv8A (AArch64) machine?
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I've read in many places that ARMv8A supports backwards compatible ARMv7A code (the former is now called AArch64 and the later is now called AArch32).

I'm running an ARMv8A machine (on the Raspberry Pi 4B, with the BCM2835 SoC), but I would like to write and debug GNU Assembly code written in ARMv7A language. How do I compile .S files written in ARMv7A and run it on my machine?

I was hoping that som ...

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How to install armhf snap packages in arm64 architecture?
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On a fresh install of Ubuntu desktop 21.04 in arm64, I have added the armhf architecture via dpkg. When installing .deb packages, I do not encounter any difficulties. Unfortunately, this does not seem to work with snap packages, as snap install always indicates, that the respective packages are not available in my architecture, but only in armhf.

I have not found a way to add an armhf flag to the s ...

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BullShit avatar
Is the new Ubuntu 21.10 compatible with 32-bit (for termux)?
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I recently received a 64-bit version of new Ubuntu daily builds. You can download Ubuntu 21.10 daily builds from the Ubuntu website. You will be able to download Ubuntu 21.10 on October 14, 2021. This date is the one listed on Launchpad, the home of Ubuntu development.

Does the new version of Ubuntu (21.10) have a 32-bit version, which can be installed on Android phones within Termux?