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Raspbian still on go 1.11 ... maybe put a disclaimer somewhere? #30
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You can compile it on desktop, no matter what your OS is, you only need to install the Go SDK. |
That's another way, sure. |
Raspbian 11.0 (Bullseye) is out now which includes version 1.15 of go. |
that's just the 64-bit version though and not the standard 32-bit RaspberryPi OS that the hardware vendor recommends, or did I miss something? EDIT: just checked with a 64-bit and with a 32-bit Raspberry ... 32-bit is 1.11.x and 64-bit is 1.15.9 |
I upgraded my Raspberry Pi 4B recently and it's running the 32-bit version of Raspbian:
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Interesting, I checked the RaspberryPi site earlier today and the latest release it was showing was still the one from May... (https://www.raspberrypi.org/software/operating-systems/#raspberry-pi-os-32-bit) Did you manually update your apt sources, or did it install bullseye by itself? (Personally, I'm planning to move my only remaining 32-bit Pi to 64-bit Bullseye.... it has just shown to be faster across several metrics) |
for RPi 4 (running Umbrel too) adjust the above code that the OP shared to this:
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On Rasberry Pi3 B+ (32 bit, go version go1.16.6 linux/arm) |
Run |
I assume a good chunk of the
lntop
users is on Raspbian (Raspberry Pi .... e.g., Raspibolt), and by default Rasbian still ships with go 1.11, which fails to build lntop. Maybe you could put a more prominent explanation somewhere to save people a bit of time.If it helps someone, I used the below to get a more recent go installed ... don't forget to update your path to include
/usr/local/go/bin
, and remove your old go (sudo apt remove golang && sudo apt autoremove
).The below downloads binaries, but does not verify signatures by itself!
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