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[flutter_tools] Add support for Linux host ARM #56992
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@kenthinson Hi, thanks for opening this. Unfortunately we don't support running the tool on arm architectures. I'm thinking the action point for this issue should be to make this explicit on the website system requirements https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/install/linux |
@christopherfujino Thanks for the information. Please feel free to close this after the docs are updated. I’ll leave it open as a reminder until then :) |
SGTM! |
@kenthinson are you still interested in using the flutter sdk on a raspberry pi? I'm going to be investigating the viability of this and would love to have another tester :) |
@christopherfujino I would love to use it on Raspberry Pi! I have a Pi 4 I can test on. Please let me know if you get it working. I’m happy to help test it. |
I have a hacked together flutter tool that will run on arm, but I'm working on cross-compiling the engine artifacts (our engine build tooling doesn't support building from ARM). I also filed bug to request an official arm build of the android sdk (the prebuilt debian arm I should probably order an rpi 4, as having 1gb of RAM has been a bottleneck :) I'll keep this issue updated. |
I've been working on supporting ARM64 Host. |
@HidenoriMatsubayashi are you trying to enable building flutter apps from arm64 devices? |
@mukhtharcm |
Thanks @HidenoriMatsubayashi . I tested on ODROID-C4(aarch64). |
@christopherfujino I am also having a rasberry pi 4. I wanna be a tester too.Is it out for testing or it is under construction..? |
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/pull/61221/files should land on master...very soon :) |
Android target dev is blocked on Android Studio being available on Arm64 #75864 |
Web target development is blocked on building dart2js in among the Flutter Engine artifacts #74928 |
Some ideas? |
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Yeah, Termux and Andronix. The easiest way I found. I connected to the GUI with VNC Viewer, starting vncserver on termux. |
Closing this as Linux Host ARM64 is supported for linux ARM64 and web targets on the latest master channel. |
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Flutter tool fails to build on Ubuntu Server ARM64 for Raspberry Pi. Just to be clear I am trying to run the SDK on the PI then install the app to a Android device.
Steps to Reproduce
Brand new flash of Ubuntu 64bit for Raspberry Pi aka "ubuntu-20.04-preinstalled-server-arm64+raspi"
Following install instructions at: https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/install/linux
git clone https://github.com/flutter/flutter.git -b stable
export PATH="$PATH:
pwd/flutter/bin"
flutter
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