exec format error

[luandro]

Cloned and ran using a aarch64 architecture. This is the error:

standard_init_linux.go:190: exec user process caused "exec format error"

Any ideas?

[totoCZ]

You want to build this on x64. I tried the same and then facepalmed since it's a cross-compiler image.

resin-xbuild: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), statically linked, stripped

[MagicJohnJang]

Anyone solved it?

[Liu-Richard]

Anyone solved it?

[scaleoutsean]

Solved what?

The second comment explained this container is built for x86_64 architecture.

[jarrettj]

So if I do a uname -m I get aarch64. How would one overcome the above error? Thanks.

[ubtjoe]

Uhhhh, so I need to have an x86 machine in order to build docker-compose for an aarch64...

Can someone provide some clarity on this? Something (like a single sentence) in the README would have preempted this issue entirely.

[dkebler]

per other issue #4 one can build on aarch64 by removing a couple lines that invoke the cross compile. Haven't tried it yet but will report back

[dkebler]

couldn't get either cross or direct build working with this Dockerfile...but I discovered a somewhat obvious alternative package is available via pip!
https://pypi.org/project/docker-compose/

You need to this on your arm64 box obviously. On mine I had to install these additional dev libraries below (you maybe be missing others like build-essential if you never have complied any C code before). I'm running python 3.6 by default on that box.

sudo apt-get install libffi-dev python3-dev libssl-dev

then

pip install docker-compose
(or pip3 is pip doesn't point to pip3)

little slow to compile on the board itself but...TADA

Easily upgradable in future with --upgrade

[ubtjoe]

@dkebler I found this link. It goes through what you present above. I verified that the steps outlined therein work on my Jetson Xavier platform board.