Here is a little guideline to install Lazarus on your Pi 4.īut I can’t find any install on this Aarch system for Lazarus 2.0.10. Yes, the new version of Manjaro 20.06 with Raspberry Pi 4 works great together, and the performance is just amazing with a small Raspberry Pi 4.

Sit down and take a coffee – you got a new fresh build of Balena Etcher, who works on Manjaro on your Raspberry Pi 4.

Now the complete package will be rebuild to hopefully support aarch64 structure, and not any x86 structure.

Next (after save) start to build again.

Lock here? See something strange? Look for the line arch=(x86_64).

Then you got an editor up, first with the textfile PKGBUILD (forgot the others).

Then you got a window up who tells you to quit or change construction/build files (rightmost icon).

After you have started the build of this package/program you got an error who tells you that this package/program is not build for ‘aarch64’ architectures.

Select balena-etcher (for the moment v.

Search for “ balena” in the software manager in Manjaro on your Pi 4.

This is a sample to rebuild Balena Etcher for you! You have to enable AUR packages in settings in the software manager first – If you not already have done that. But since most Linux apps have source code, you can just recompile the package/program from scratch.

You see most off the program in the AUR achieve is mostly supported by x86 or int386, and not arm.

Most of these programs can be recompiled to work with the arm architectures with only change one line! Not all but mostly. Yes, you find new program in the AUR archive, and try to install and got an error that the architecture is not supported.

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