I was wondering if anyone had any luck getting nzbdrone working on archlinux ARM? If so what steps are needed to accomplish this? If not, is there anything in the works to make this happen?
I like the idea of nzbdrone replacing sick+couch in the future and would like to deploy it on my arch arm build.
I just saw this card in the track:
I guess it’s not really working yet and depends on mono. I’ll check which version I have, but it’s not a 64bit OS. I’m running arch linux arm on a seagate NAS.
Yeah, it really comes down to mono compatibility, which isn’t at the same level of compatibility as python is. We also have the issue with some of the 3rd party libraries we use, which I think is the issue here, haven’t had time to dive into it yet, but I plan to.
I would like to at least try it out on arch, would I have to build the source? Is there an arch linux repo I could tap into? Sorry if I’m asking stupid questions, I’m not 100% sure I know what I’m talking about.
This is the latest build: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10424245/NzbDrone.develop.2.0.0.735.tar.gz
Should just need to install mono and sqlite and run mono NzbDrone.exe
We haven’t made an Arch linux package yet, on linux we rely on the underlying package manager to provide updates, so the in-app update won’t work. Currently we don’t make the tar.gz available after every build, in preference of package manager packages.