Which version should I take for RPi Zero -I don´t know the Patchbox OS Version- have only these info -hope it helps…
Operating System: Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)
Kernel: Linux 5.4.72+
Architecture: arm
cat /etc/debian_version
10.6
You can determine the architecture your system is running in with:
dpkg --print-architecture
The result should be armhf or arm64… And you can choose the .deb file with the same architecture in its name.
However, The armhf .deb was built against Debian 11, and The arm64 against Debian 12. If those won’t install on your Debian 10 system (they might try to install extra packages… or they might fail to install)…
I can probably build you a version for Debian 10.
I’ve built a package for older Patchbox OS systems like yours.
On the release page you’ll now find a link to:
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Minor release just before the end of the year:
Improvement:
- Partial matches are now case-insensitive, in both rules and on the command line
Fixes:
- Fix issues with building on newer systems with libfmt 11
- Fixed display bugs on older systems with libfmt 5
- Fix build on older systems with gcc 8
As always, built packages for Patchbox OS, and Debian are on the Release Page
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Just a quick word to say how much I’m enjoying midiwala – it’s an absolute breeze to use!
I particularly like the way it auto-updates the connections if I leave a terminal showing it and remove/re-insert a device.
Cheers, @mzero!
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´make deb´ freezes my RPi zero2 completely. I´ve done some experiments with modyfiying zram swap file settings (Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie) with no success
On my Pi4 (Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm) Patchbox OS it works well and I like it a lot.
I´ve installed Rpi OS Trixie instead of Patchbox OS on the RPi zero2 because I could not make Patchbox latest version work on it
Try:
curl https://blokas.io/apt-setup.sh | sh
sudo apt install midiminder
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