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MD(ADM) support for piCore

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CentralWare:

--- Quote from: Paul_123 on January 07, 2025, 11:08:03 AM ---...nor do I have hardware
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Understood; after @bmarkus stepped down I thought you were passed the baton as the Go To Pi Guy :)

@Juanito: Don't worry about the PC versions - compared to ARM testing, those are rather easy.

piCore 15x armhf
Raspberry Pi Zero(W) compiled successfully, failed at make test telling me I had to run ./test as root...  while I was su'ed -- today's just been one of those days!

Created a 7 segment RAID5 array using an OTG adapter, 7 port hub and seven 256GB USB flash drives (Pretty Blinky Lights!) so I'm going to write it off as a success.

I'll submit as testing allows for each flavor to be completed once the builder's been refit as a Simple project

Take care, gang!

Paul_123:
Yes, I picked up the baton, but that does not mean I’m the sole person who can build extensions for piCore.  We take user submissions just the same.

CentralWare:

--- Quote from: Paul_123 on January 07, 2025, 10:28:08 PM ---...but that does not mean I’m the sole person who can build extensions for piCore...
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Yes you are! Nobody else has any!
(They all sold their Raspberry's for 3000x what they're worth during COVID!!!)

Okay, I've assigned a pair of Optiplex boxes to handle x86/x64 quickie-builds
ARMv8/64 will have to wait a bit as I don't have a Pi4/Pi5 rig at the house and I'd prefer to "see" USB3 along with MD working hand-in-hand.
ARMv6 and v7 are already tested through some of the basics but I want to fix the internal make test && sudo ./test BUT...

As luck would have it, this is one of the many times I've run across naming chaos.

Arm Extension: libudev-dev.tcz
x86 Extension: udev-dev.tcz

Left Hand - Meet Right Hand...

Is this intentional in some instances or something??

(If not, it's in the cross-hairs)

CentralWare:
LMAO!

TCL 4.x was just put to pasture a week or so ago.
mdadm_build doesn't exist in x86 or x64 from 5.x to current
but it's in 4.x  ::)

15xARM: libudev-dev
15x86:   udev-dev
15x64:   udev-lib-dev

Must be a Monday...

Paul_123:
Udev was renamed to match x86_64 in, I believe, piCore 14.

And it’s

udev-lib-dev.tcz
udev-lib.tcz

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