Linux ARM64 release about cia-unix

[shijimasoft]

I checked the repo, but unfortunately it does not include an automated build process (since GitHub actions does not yet support running linux on arm machines). I hope it will be added soon to include the build in the yml file.

Side note: ctrdecrypt can already be cross-compiled for linux-aarch64, however cia-unix cannot be cross-compiled so easily due to some limitations of the crystal compiler.

[shijimasoft]

Nice, can I consider the issue closed? I will eventually add the linux arm support later (when gh will add linux aarch64 build docker). For the moment, please keep compile binaries with your local compilers :)

[shijimasoft]

Hello, unfortunately some dependencies are not compiled for linux-arm64 architecture yet. Also, due to the diversity of arm versions on which linux can be installed (just think of armv7 and armv8 for raspberries) it's difficult to setup a compile process that will work for everyone. Which version of ARM are you interested in?

[xronin01]

AArch64 Armv8-A

[shijimasoft]

Hello, I verified that both cia-unix and ctrdecrypt can be compiled for linux-aarch64.
I recommend you to compile binaries directly on the ARM host following the common build instructions, because cross-compilation on x86_64 might be tricky.
As for ctrtool and makerom, I recommend you to compile the programs with the makefile you can find in the 3DSGuy repository directly on the ARM device.

[xronin01]

See https://github.com/Sith-Magnus/Project_CTR-LinuxARM64

[xronin01]

What is missing?

[shijimasoft]

I think it's missing the which command.
Which OS are you using?

[xronin01]

Termux Android
https://f-droid.org/packages/com.termux/

[xronin01]

I don't have the which package installed, this which is from zsh

[xronin01]

now it works

[xronin01]

Can close but Add compilation instructions to Readme

[xronin01]

I haven't tested it with a real encrypted game yet

[xronin01]

I have to download one to test

[shijimasoft]

Ok, so I will leave it open, I will eventually try some roms with my raspberry pi 4, thank you for your collaboration