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Problem with build Node v0.10.x on ARM Linux #4926
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Disclaimer: there is no official support for v0.10 on ARM. If you want a version of node.js that is known to work well on ARM, upgrade to v4.x. You can download official release binaries from https://nodejs.org/dist/ |
For this task, I can not use node 4.x or node 5.x (by the way there is no problem with them, if you use ready-made binary version), because installer of this project is used to specify a particular version node and npm, I think the reasons for this. [edit: bnoordhuis - quoted output] |
Can you also post the backtrace? |
Oh, let me amend that: can you type |
I do not understand that I am required to ... |
And I in turn don't quite understand what you're saying... When you get that If that doesn't work for you, start over but type |
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Can you try |
Couldn't reproduce this crash on my RPi2 running Arch Linux ARM and node v0.10.41. |
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I use this http://www.hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php?g_code=G143452239825 root@odroid-server:~# cat /etc/issue root@odroid-server:~# uname -a |
This is my test bench, if necessary I can provide access to it, it does not have any value, and then later I will reinstall the operating system, so it can perform any operations without fear. |
Okay, let's try something else. Can you try this?
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The backtrace doesn't really provide a clue, I'm afraid. Best suggestion I can give you is that if you need to use v0.10, upgrade to v0.10.41. |
On 0.10.41 the same problem, I'll remove the old version, the new compile and show you the results. |
node-v0.10.41-configure.txt
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Sorry, missed the GH notification. Honestly, I don't know what to make of it. The stack trace for thread 1 is obviously corrupted (it seems to be making a jump to address 0, disassembly of 0x5df0a15c,+32 will probably confirm that) but the why is unclear. I'll repeat that the best advice I can give you is to upgrade. :-) Newer versions of node are known to work well on ARM. If you have dependencies that are stuck on v0.10, cajole them into upgrading. |
Many thanks! Now create a task the authors of the project, they may update your code to a newer version Node.JS :-) |
I am installing this product for instructions https://www.openproject.org/open-source/manual-installation/manual-installation-4-0/ and it requires version node 0.10.x
I tried to compile Node from source on Ubuntu 14 for ARM version node-v0.10.33 and node-v0.10.41 configured both versions are compiled and installed with no problems, but npm does not work!
Example output:
root@odroid-server: ~ # node -v
v0.10.33
root@odroid-server: ~ # npm -v
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
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