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this is my take on containerization (amd64):

https://github.com/tbenr/zway-server-docker

full 64bit raspberry pi os is arriving: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/view ... 7&t=275370

at the moment i'm running an armhf distribution (ubuntu xenial) with a 64bit kernel. It works a part of this (https://forum.z-wave.me/viewtopic.php?f=3419&t=33248). But a true 64bit would be better! Hi all, any chance to have z-way compiled for arm64 architecture? i'm running a nanopc-T4 and the...

I want to share my finding. i'm running on this 64bit kernel: Linux FriendlyELEC 4.4.179 #1 SMP Tue Dec 17 18:03:10 CST 2019 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux and i get a spam of this errors: Jan 15 13:04:11 FriendlyELEC kernel: [ 546.638661] "zway/timers" (908) uses deprecated CP15 Barrie...

PoltoS wrote: ↑

25 Dec 2019 01:34

The kernel is, but all libs are not (as stated in this screenshot). We will once they release a fully 64bits OS.

true, right

But please consider even raspberry if moving quickly to 64bit kernels

Hi all,
any chance to have z-way compiled for arm64 architecture?
i'm running a nanopc-T4 and there is only one armhf distro based on lubuntu-desktop which is quite uncomfortable.

Thanks
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