Which package to install on openSUSE Tumbleweed? #1351
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Those rpms are for RHEL (el) and Fedora (fc). I don't build openSUSE RPMs. I could look into it but nothing there today. You could use the static builds too. Yes, it is normal. If it compiles it likely works. |
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You can also just try to build the RPM. |
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Thank for your reply! Building for openSUSE: not sure how popular it is and if is something you want to do. Up to you... Building the RPM: how is it done? |
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If they have a container image that allows me to add it to my build pipeline I can. I've not used SuSE in over 20 years so I'm a bit out of the loop of what they do. Yes, the static build is built statically meaning all dependencies are compiled in. It's in the build section of the docs: https://github.com/trapexit/mergerfs?tab=readme-ov-file#rhel--centos--rocky--fedora |
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If you don't mind third party repos, the filesystems repo is good at staying updated. https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/filesystems/mergerfs |
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Thank you so much for this! |
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Short answer is there's no 100% certain way. I just try to research them and put them at the lowest priority. |
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Hi,
I would like to install mergerfs on openSUSE Tumbleweed and I see there are RPMs which Zypper support.
I can't understand if I have to choose from el or fc and which number (el9, fc40...).
Also, I tried to compile from source: during the "make" step, a lot of warnings showed up (unused vars, vars type etc...). Is this normal?
Thank you.
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