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Is it cross-compilable? #83
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It is sure since the mounting process is performed by calling |
I tried to cross-compile the passthrough example on Buster for RPi2.
added some debug messages around the
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allright working fine after |
@sjamgade From 0.4.0, the default location to |
@ubnt-intrepid I passed the path as argument in the program instead of creating the link and worked flawlessly. Thanks for the hint |
polyfuse currently assumes a hardcoded, absolute path for this binary which isn't universally given. [1]: ubnt-intrepid/polyfuse#83
polyfuse currently assumes a hardcoded, absolute path for this binary which isn't universally given. [1]: ubnt-intrepid/polyfuse#83
polyfuse currently assumes a hardcoded, absolute path for this binary which isn't universally given. [1]: ubnt-intrepid/polyfuse#83
polyfuse currently assumes a hardcoded, absolute path for this binary which isn't universally given. [1]: ubnt-intrepid/polyfuse#83
polyfuse currently assumes a hardcoded, absolute path for this binary which isn't universally given. [1]: ubnt-intrepid/polyfuse#83
polyfuse currently assumes a hardcoded, absolute path for this binary which isn't universally given. [1]: ubnt-intrepid/polyfuse#83
Does it depend on availablity of
libfuse
library or C code in general? Does it talk directly to/dev/fuse
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