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Doesn't work on armv7h (RPi2) #143
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Can you run with ARM support is mostly up to wlc. |
Hm, after update which I performed few minutes ago I didn't try -d, and now it outputs some messages. Contents of
EDIT: Tried the same on tty and the file is empty (maybe due to i3wm with midori with this issue page open on tty1, though (tried on tty2)). |
That log isn't super helpful. Can you try running orbment instead of sway and see if you get different results? |
Tried running Will try orbment in a moment. Update: Orbment is installing. BTW, if it will finally work for me, could you add |
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AFAIK pi needs to be supported separately as it does not have standard way to do contextes. (But I've heard there is recently some DRM enabled kernel) As you see in logs, it fails to init any backend. |
http://dri.freedesktop.org/wiki/VC4/ You could try using the appropriate kernel branch if you like. |
(WARN) wlc: /opt/vc/lib/libEGL.so: undefined symbol: glPointSizePointerOES <- I'm also not sure what this is, but it most likely isn't the real EGL implementation? |
+1, I can't run |
Same problem, sway not starting and returns absolutely nothing. |
@fenque, can you please try |
@pickfire, i trying, but swc unable to fine wld |
@fenque, I had that error too. Look at michaelforney/swc#26 (comment). |
The new driver has been upstreamed in linux 4.5, but the devicetree wasn't updated. I would guess that we'll see Sway running on the Pi on linux 4.6, though a particularly dedicated person could probably get it working now. |
I uses the pi on arch which currently uses linux 4.1.20, I heard that 4.5 is a bit experimental. I will try it out if I get a chance. |
I wouldn't expect much without that devicetree. |
What do you mean by that |
It's a thing Linux uses on ARM to describe the interface to devices like a GPU. |
This seems to work with some additional configuration - running Sway on a misconfigured Raspberry Pi will now print details about how to configure it correctly. Please test this and let me know how it goes! |
@SirCmpwn Tested and working but |
Gotcha. Out of curiousity, can you build wlroots and try out the examples? |
@SirCmpwn I tried building the latest git but it doesn't build. Logs at http://sprunge.us/PaUP |
@pickfire Did you try with the latest firmware? I can't reproduce, not on raspbian nor arch. |
@refacto I don't recall where I tried it, either alarm or alpine (probably not raspbian). |
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Hi,
I am running Arch Linux on my Raspberry Pi 2 B, and I have installed sway from the AUR.
When I try to run it in tty, it does nothing.
When I try to run it on i3, a white window appears for a split second.
Also, apparently returns 0:
Are you gonna think of support for the ARM architecture in the near future? I would love to have sway working on my RPi, as Wayland is much more optimized for it then X11.
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