**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Dec 28 03:00:17 2020 Dec 28 14:37:17 Anyone know how to install `rar` and `unrar`? Dec 28 14:37:23 doesn't need to be via apt Dec 28 14:37:38 sudo apt install unrar works with 20.04.1 and 20.10... Dec 28 14:37:46 I don't know but would apt install rar bee it? Dec 28 14:37:46 not sure about "rar" though. Dec 28 14:37:49 *be Dec 28 14:39:07 Yeah `rar` has no install candidate Dec 28 14:40:27 flying_sausages: are you using multiverse/universe? Dec 28 14:40:49 unrar works, as I posted but rar does not. Dec 28 14:40:57 `deb http://nl.ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/ focal multiverse` yes Dec 28 14:41:08 yeah, unrar works but rar does not. :D Dec 28 14:41:29 maybe build from source or something. Dec 28 14:41:56 or does rar come with unrar? flying_sausages: unrar/groovy 1:5.6.6-2build1 arm64 Dec 28 14:43:36 nope Dec 28 14:43:53 nope? Dec 28 14:44:31 unrar is there, rar is not. google can help build from source. Dec 28 14:44:49 or... don't use rar. :D Dec 28 14:45:46 Yeah I suppose I'll build it Dec 28 15:23:28 So I found this in the raspbian apt repo, how would I go about installing this? When I try to exec the `rar` bin inside, I get "cannot execute binary file: Exec format error" Dec 28 15:23:36 http://archive.raspbian.org/raspbian/pool/non-free/r/rar/rar_5.5.0.orig.tar.gz Dec 28 15:23:56 when I do "file ./rar" (inside of the extracted archive), I get this Dec 28 15:24:10 `rar: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib/ld-linux.so.2, for GNU/Linux 2.6.15, BuildID[sha1]=9c4f56c2eeb401f9e311e6aaf190e91a69a844eb, stripped` Dec 28 15:24:57 do I need to symlink /lib/ld-linux-aarch64.so.1 to /lib/ld-linux.so.2? Dec 28 15:25:06 I would assume that would borkybork Dec 28 16:18:56 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rar/+bug/1354184 Dec 28 16:20:21 rar is a binary blob package ... if you look into the orig.tar.gz file you will only find binaries for amd64 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rar/2:5.5.0-1build1 Dec 28 16:20:37 so you wont be able to "just build" it for arm Dec 28 16:23:07 also: "This program is shareware and you must register it after 40 days of use." Dec 28 16:26:49 you'd have to ask at https://www.rarlab.com/ so they provide arm inaries Dec 28 16:27:51 * ogra goes back to play with his accelerated kodi-pi snap Dec 28 16:28:20 ogra: on ubuntu? what kernel? Dec 28 16:28:28 ?? Dec 28 16:28:34 its a snap ... Dec 28 16:28:38 "* ogra goes back to play with his accelerated kodi-pi snap" Dec 28 16:28:54 then what the hell is it lol Dec 28 16:28:57 any kernel that has fkms overlays should work Dec 28 16:29:02 :/ Dec 28 16:29:38 it is a snap that contains a kodi build with MMAL hardware acceleration for video playback enabled Dec 28 16:29:48 how do I get that? :D Dec 28 16:29:54 accompanying my vlc-pi snap Dec 28 16:29:57 ^ Dec 28 16:30:14 https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/a-little-chrstmas-surprise-for-adventurous-rpi-users/21764 Dec 28 16:30:18 thats the vlc-pi one Dec 28 16:30:43 (waiting for a PR in snapd to be fully done, but you can install it in --devmode until then) Dec 28 16:31:21 think I'll stick with 5.10.y and have hardware accel work with that. Dec 28 16:31:43 the kodi-pi is still WIP ... but i should have something to push to the store before end of year (it already works stable here as standalone fullscren (i.e. on Ubuntu Core and server) app ... but is lacking all plugins Dec 28 16:31:55 nice. :D Dec 28 16:32:04 well, you wont have HW accel with the vlc from the ubuntu archive Dec 28 16:32:10 thats the point of this snap 😉 Dec 28 16:32:38 5.10.3-v8 with KMS enabled. Dec 28 16:32:42 it ships the V broadcom libs and has all the MMAL patches vlc requires to use them Dec 28 16:32:58 give me the kodi link. :D Dec 28 16:32:59 s/the V/the VC/ Dec 28 16:36:12 Deano59, https://people.canonical.com/~ogra/snaps/kodi-pi_18.9.0_multi.snap Dec 28 16:36:31 sudo snap install --dangreous --devmode kodi-pi_18.9.0_multi.snap Dec 28 16:36:52 then stop gdm if you are on a desktop install ... "sudo systemctl stop gdm" Dec 28 16:37:13 then start it with "kodi-pi" from the terminal ... Dec 28 16:37:24 make sure your user is in the video and input groups Dec 28 16:37:39 sigh .. Dec 28 16:37:52 s/--dangreous/--dangerous/ ... indeed Dec 28 16:38:21 the snap should work equally fine on arm64 and armhf Dec 28 16:38:37 (but as i said, still WIP ... ) Dec 28 16:43:31 and note that your kernel doesnt really matter ... thats why snap packages exist .. they shuld (normally) ship everyting they need inside Dec 28 22:31:35 Hi guys, I recently installed arm64 server 20.04 on my rasp pi 3 Dec 28 22:32:07 i tried to enable firewalld but i am getting the following error: `Error: COMMAND_FAILED: 'python-nftables' failed: internal:0:0-0: Error: Could not process rule: No such file or directory` when im doing a firewall-cmd --reload. any ideas? Dec 29 00:49:50 that doesnt really sound arm specific, better try #ubuntu-server **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Dec 29 02:59:57 2020