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Unable to launch on aarch64 (arm) linux

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Describe the bug: Attempt to launch om aarch64 ubuntu linux does not succeed. What have failed:

osu failed to load acodec-related libraries, as my distribution does not have libavformat.so (and others) symlinked to actual library, only libavcodec.so.58 is symlinked (for a concrete ABI version). Adding symlinks fixes the issue
after adding symlinks to avcodec-related libraries errors on video decoding appeared in the log (shown below)
osu failed to load libstbi.so (probably due to lack of version compiled for aarch64)
osu stalled while loading with 100% cpu load. As runtime.log stops at Loading SocialOverlay..., I guess that it does cause the issue

Screenshots or videos showing encountered issue:

osu! stalls in this state: Screenshot from 2019-12-12 03-53-30

osu!lazer version:

2019.1205.0

Logs:

Video decoding errors:

[runtime:verbose] 2019-12-12 12:53:18: at osu.Framework.Graphics.Video.VideoDecoder.prepareDecoding()
[runtime:verbose] 2019-12-12 12:53:18: at osu.Framework.Graphics.Video.VideoDecoder.StartDecoding()

runtime.log

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:18 (5 by maintainers)

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squidink7commented, Nov 24, 2022

Sorry to necro-bump (if that’s even a thing here), but I just attempted to build osu! on my Raspberry Pi 4, and thought I’d leave some notes for anyone else who wanted to undertake this challenge. Since the other comments in this issue, osu! switched to realm as the database, which requires a native librealm-wrappers.so library. This doesn’t come built for arm64 by default, and I had to build the realm-dotnet repository from source in order to get it to work. Unfortunately for whatever reason, arch Linux’s version of OpenSSL didn’t contain the files necessary for this to build, and that library didn’t contain a prebuilt version of it to automatically download like it does x64. To avoid myself the pain of having to compile a library for compiling library for compiling this game, I just grabbed the Debian package and added the necessary files. After I got it all worked out, eventually it produced the realm-wrappers library which I added to the native libs folder along with the bass libraries mentioned above. After all this osu! now works, albeit very slowly (but that’s just the power of the PI’s gpu and outdated OpenGL).

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HopeBaroncommented, Sep 12, 2020

I can confirm the same issue on my machine with arch64 but I fixed this by changing the audio source to Pulse Audio Server which I use for my setup. Thought it’s worth mentioning

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