#8 lcrq building on macOS/aarch64 1 year, 3 months ago

on ~librecast/lcrq

Thanks ~sevan

#8 lcrq building on macOS/aarch64 1 year, 3 months ago

Comment by ~sevan on ~librecast/lcrq

Darwin lacks htobe32 & htobe64, among the other functions in that family for bite swapping. Try using a wrapper which makes use of the functions in libkern/OSByteOrder.h

#1 Maybe provide ISO installation file? 3 years ago

on ~sevan/ViewpointLinuxBugTracker

REPORTED RESOLVED BY_DESIGN

#1 Maybe provide ISO installation file? 3 years ago

Comment by ~sevan on ~sevan/ViewpointLinuxBugTracker

Hi Nan, Thanks for the bug report & congrats on being the first! :)

I was wondering why an ISO image specifically, currently you have a flat image which can be used as a live env, attached as a virtual disk to a guest or written it to flash media to boot from and then installed from there to another disk if you wish to.

An ISO file would give you a read only image to boot from CD.