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Hello, do you support arm64? I haven't been able to install this on a 64 bit linux system. I also tried a macOS system, and was able to compile and run the binary, but not quite sure how to run it.
OSX error ERROR: unable to save client configuration: unable to create configuration file "/etc/arrow/config.json": No such file or directory (os error 2) I created the directories, but still not quite sure.
Linux error: doesn't support architecture 'arm64'
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We currently do not have arm64 APT packages, so installing our arrow-box package using APT would fail on this architecture. We plan to add arm64 versions of our packages in the future.
There should not be any problems if you try to build the Arrow Client for aarch64 from source code.
The error you saw on OSX was caused by the missing directory. If you created the directory and you still see an error then it's most likely because the application does not have the permission to access the directory. You can either run the application under root or change the path to the configuration file (start the app with no arguments to see all configuration options). Please note that if you intend to use the network scanning feature, you'll have to run the app under root anyway.
Hello, do you support arm64? I haven't been able to install this on a 64 bit linux system. I also tried a macOS system, and was able to compile and run the binary, but not quite sure how to run it.
OSX error
ERROR: unable to save client configuration: unable to create configuration file "/etc/arrow/config.json": No such file or directory (os error 2)
I created the directories, but still not quite sure.Linux error:
doesn't support architecture 'arm64'
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: