I have Installer Gentoo 64 Bit in my Raspberry Pi 3.
Now I wanted to install Teamviewer on it in order to have access to my Raspberry from anywhere anytime.
However, I can't install Teamviewer. Sudo emerge Teamviewer does not work at all.
Any ideas? What's the right command?
Thanks!
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I don't know well how gentoo behaves in an arm architecture, but if not support multilib as amd64 you can't install teamviewer
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You can install .deb files in Gentoo if you are lucky. app-arch/deb2targz unpacks the deb.
The Raspberry Pi can mix and match 32 and 64 bit code with a 64 bit kernel.
However, the on disk layout is not multilib aware so if you want a 32 bit Teamviewer on an otherwise 64 bit install, it would be safer in a 32 bit chroot.
Regards,
NeddySeagoon
Computer users fall into two groups:-
those that do backups
those that have never had a hard drive fail.
You can try to install deb file by hand. Unpack it and you will see that the deb file is just an archive with few directories with files and they can be merged with your filesystem.
If you have all dependencies for your program installed, you may get it up and running.
I have couple programs installed from deb: acestream engine and umplayer
NeddySeagoon wrote:If there is an arm64 version, that page works.
There is only a 32bit for arm
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If you need help debugging this, you will need to be more specific. What device did you use? What program on that device did you use? What did it say when it failed? What did you do on the Raspberry that you think was sufficient?