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| This page is about ARM support within RPM Fusion. | This page is about ARM (armv7hl and aarch64) support within RPM Fusion. |
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| With Fedora 19, only armhfp is supported (same as Fedora). Since armhfp was promoted as a primary architecture by Fedora 20, we started tracking kmod rebuilt by then. With Fedora 26, aarch64 is also built in our main koji instance. |
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| We are at a pre-infrastructure step. It means that there is no public build infrastructure yet. The packages are produced in mock and are fully usable. At this step, the 'free released' repository is made and the nonfree section is not yet available. Some 'free updates' packages are available. The support for kmod should be available packaging wise, but no kmod is available from repo since there might be a bug with the installation of some headers in the fedora kernel-devel RPM. |
All packages are built from our main koji instance, so if one package has failed on one arches, it needs to be fixed for the others arches to be available. This allows to track architectural failures earlier and helps to consider alternatives arches as the same production level as usual x86 ones. |
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| The Installation procedure the same as the primary arches. [[https://hosted.fedoraproject.org/mirrormanager/|MirrorManager]] will point to the appropriate secondary repository for your ARM flavour. If you want to rely on baseurl instead of mirrorlist, please verify to change the paths with fedora to fedora-secondary instead. | The Installation procedure the same as the primary arches. [[https://fedorahosted.org/mirrormanager/|MirrorManager]] will point to the appropriate repository for your ARM flavor of RPM Fusion for Fedora. Please note that we do not split packages location to a "fedora-secondary" path in order to separate primary/secondary content. All arches are provided in the same URL pattern. |
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| * Fedora 17: {{{ su -c 'yum localinstall --nogpgcheck http://download1.rpmfusion.org/free/fedora/rpmfusion-free-release-17.noarch.rpm http://download1.rpmfusion.org/nonfree/fedora/rpmfusion-nonfree-release-17.noarch.rpm' }}} |
Please follow the regular [[Configuration]] page to configure RPM Fusion for arm (same as primary arches). |
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| = Sponsor = * ARM servers for our buildsys are donated by [[https://www.scaleway.com/|scaleway]]. * Aarch64 build VM are provided to us by [[https://www.linaro.org/|Linaro]] |
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| * Fix kernel-devel allowing to build out-of-tree-modules. |
This page is about ARM (armv7hl and aarch64) support within RPM Fusion.
Introduction
RPM Fusion support for the ARM architecture starting with Fedora 17 for both softfp/hardfp. With Fedora 19, only armhfp is supported (same as Fedora). Since armhfp was promoted as a primary architecture by Fedora 20, we started tracking kmod rebuilt by then. With Fedora 26, aarch64 is also built in our main koji instance.
Status
All packages are built from our main koji instance, so if one package has failed on one arches, it needs to be fixed for the others arches to be available. This allows to track architectural failures earlier and helps to consider alternatives arches as the same production level as usual x86 ones.
You can help looking at the RPM Fusion bugzilla tracker for ARM
Enabling RPM Fusion for ARM
The Installation procedure the same as the primary arches. MirrorManager will point to the appropriate repository for your ARM flavor of RPM Fusion for Fedora. Please note that we do not split packages location to a "fedora-secondary" path in order to separate primary/secondary content. All arches are provided in the same URL pattern.
Please follow the regular Configuration page to configure RPM Fusion for arm (same as primary arches).
Sponsor
Maintainers
NicolasChauvet: Primary maintainer, ARM bug hunter and QA contact.
Add your name and create a wiki page.
Knows issues
Please see the related bugzilla entry:
ARM-FTBFS bugzilla Tracker.
- Report related to ARM :