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x/build/cmd/release: ARMv7 binaries are not available on storage.googleapis.com #38256
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Hi,
Where? Please link the page you're looking at.
When did you believe this changed? Looking at recent and old releases at https://golang.org/dl/ we always had two for linux/arm:
And these are still present in the latest releases. |
until yesteday i was able to download https://storage.googleapis.com/golang/go1.11.13.linux-armv7l.tar.gz. I want to install it on raspberry armv7 |
I'm not sure you're supposed to access these storage.googleapi.com urls directly and if we guarantee any kind of availability on binaries you find there, but cc @dmitshur for investigation. |
I was using it since long time ago ; can you tell me what i can do to obtain the same results? i was able to install go using this scripts
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Looking... |
@giacomovalenti we never had armv7l uploaded to the golang storage bucket nor https://golang.org/dl. We chose armv6; for maximum compatibility with all raspberry pi models (#13669). The script you posted even specifies armv6l as the desired architecture. https://dl.google.com/go/ is the better place to download these, and mirrors https://storage.googleapis.com/golang/, so I’d alter your script to use that instead. https://dl.google.com/go/go1.14.1.linux-armv6l.tar.gz should work on all 32-bit raspberry pi models. |
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ARMv7 isn't anymore available from downloads
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OutputWhat did you do?
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