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sdjf

But the output you posted indicates you are using debian-based files for some of what you are doing. I am suggesting that you use only arch-based or files from upstream which are not from debian.

sdjf

Is there any reason for not just using the ArchLinux sources? They might build better. It looks to me like docker is available for armv7h, or are you trying to change the stock build?

pacman -Ss docker

it is in the community repository.

sdjf

I do not have a Pi3, but would suggest you make sure that you have the packages installed that are needed for wireless, and also enable the service. Detecting the hardware does not mean the wireless software is there or enabled, and you are using a Pi2 system.

sdjf

They still say it is broken and needs fixing with "Master", the way I read what you gave link for. Maybe you should report the package problem at the ArchLinuxArm forum, the one for problems with packages? You will need to read the instructions for posting there, to make sure it is the right place, ...

sdjf

If ltrace has a known bug, then it would not be a raspberry pi archlinuxarm issue and the place to discuss solving it, I think, would be what is called "upstream", where ltrace comes from. Is it a general ltrace bug? Maybe someone else here can answer your question, but if not, then it might be wort...

sdjf

I have never used ltrace (I use strace instead) but since no one else has answered you, may I ask if you put your error into google? If you search the following, you will see there are others reporting it as a bug. 2587 couldn't continue when handling __libc_start_main My question is whether "ls" is...

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fruitoftheloom: that link is down, what is the page about? Digital: I honestly do not think there is any quick and easy way to install a desktop enviroment in Arch, they all require installing many packages, along with setting up configuration files. If you have selected xfce, then see the archlinux...

sdjf

It looks like you need to use a numeric IP address and you have used a text URL instead in your ipsec.secrets file.

Too bad that guide you followed did not make that clear, but other sites show numeric IPs and not alphabetic URLs in their examples.

sdjf

I am sure this question has been answered before in the forums, and not sure what the conclusion was. You likely could change it, although I am not sure how, but the question in my mind is whether the applications your users would need to run would be able to function properly without write access. ...

sdjf

Which model of Pi do you have? And where did you get the system that you are trying to upgrade? Also, post the output of "cat /proc/version". If the system you are trying to upgrade is an unsupported image, it might be better to get a current, totally supported version of ArchLinuxArm and follow the...

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beta-tester: I have not seen NOOBS, on dialup it is not worth the time to download it for me. But if the problem is that there are wrong instructions about how to install Arch and it is listed in NOOBs, then you really need to to suggest that there is something in NOOBS telling people that it has to...

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beta-tester: you can get an image from sourceforge courtesy of mikerr, did you see he put links a few posts above in this thread? The issue about there not being a current official ArchLinuxArm image for the Pi has been hashed out over and over again, in both this forum and the archlinuxarm forum. T...

sdjf

I know it's a long time now but I have been searching as I want to use a usb monitor as only monitor on a desktop machine because I need a small screen. Did you ever get a writeup done? No, sorry, have been too busy and don't think I will be able to any time soon. There are too many more urgent thi...

sdjf

This is an ArchLinuxArm forum, not sure why you are posting a Debian image here? It is definitely possible to install packages using ArchLinuxArm without internet access from the Pi, I did it with my 512 MB Model B and will be starting out the same way with my Pi 2. In fact, already have downloaded ...

sdjf

There is free webspace around, some folks have created github or sourceforge pages for images or scripts. If your signature line includes a link to such a site with an explanation of what it is, it will appear at the bottom of all your posts here. Or, look around for unofficial (i.e., not ArchLInuxA...

sdjf

sorry was just trying to be helpful after you bumped thread.

sdjf

Don't give up that fast. A google search for the following turns up possible work-arounds:

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sdjf

I am no wireless expert, but can point you to some ArchLinux Wiki pages that may help you. We use netctl and you need to make sure you have an appropriate profile set up in /etc/netctl https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Netctl Wireless network configuration - ArchWiki https://wiki.archlinux.org/in...

sdjf

Googling around, I see some people are using their Nooks as screens for their raspberry pi's, is that what you are talking about? Which model of raspberry pi do you have? I do not understand you saying you want to "update the nook image," you can update your archlinuxarm OS. There are a lot of pages...

sdjf

It would help if you could specify which hardware you are trying to update archlinuxarm on, and where you obtained the "image". Also, what does "cat /proc/version" show? ArchLinuxArm for the Raspberry Pi no longer is installed with images, but rather with a tarball. Or do you mean you are running pa...

sdjf

My response was based on comments by top Arch Linux Arm developers in the following thread. http://archlinuxarm.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=8371 The original poster could try what Dougie suggests, but no guarantees it will work without a full system upgrade/update from the arch armv7h repository....

sdjf

I do not think so, they are different architectures. The binaries for armv6h (pi 1) will not work on pi 2's armv7h system. You certainly can transfer your text and personalized configuration files over, but not the binaries. If you have a /var/log/pacman.log you could use that to see what you have i...

sdjf

The command "pacman -Qi libxfcegui4" will tell you if there are any packages on your system that depend on it. It is highly likely that those depending on it previously, no longer do, but you may have to research the dependencies of those other packages to make sure. Pacman can examine the dependenc...

sdjf

I read somewhere else a few weeks ago that they are installing new HDD for expansion. Google will turn up post at archlinuxarm.org forum about it.

sdjf

Please how do re-install xset it says xset: command not found ? When you want to know what package contains a command, use pacman: pacman -Qo xset In this case, it says xset is owned by xorg-xset, so that is the package you need. Now, I do not know if the -Qo option will work for something not inst...

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