The Nextcloud Hub Ubuntu Appliance now available for Raspberry Pi 4 and more!

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@davidbe

I hope to see it integrated as an option with NextcloudPi!

Collabora works just fine on NextcloudPi (a community project with no marketing behind it). It is installed through the appstore.

@JimmyKater

If I’m not very much mistaken, there’s a ARM64-Chip inside a RPi3 (B+). The only problem was (so far) that official Raspbian wasn’t available as 64bit. They’re working on it and maybe it’s offically out now, as well.
But if Canonical offers a 64bit-platform it should run on a RPi3 (B+) as well.

The only limitation is your hardware since 64-bit is required - Does my device support 64-bit?
Along with 2gb of ram just for Collabora

@anon75456558

System requirements for Collabora CODE (in addition to Nextcloud itself)

Linux x86-64 or ARM64 (aarch64) platform
2 CPU cores
1 GB RAM + 100 MB RAM / user
100 kbit/s network bandwidth / user
350 MB space on disk
Nextcloud 19 with Collabora Online app 3.7.0 or higher
glibc (AppImage does not support musl libc)
Fontconfig (libfontconfig.so.1 - required by Collabora_Online.AppImage)

@flotillaropes

I’m a bit confused. I can or cannot currently use this on a rasp pi 4 running Rasperry OS, which is 32 bit OS?

You’ll just need to install the 64-bit version of Raspberry OS. Full details here:

Why am I stuck on armhf and not on arm64?

Raspberry Pi’s have been around for a long time and have been focused on armhf (32-bit) support since day one, all the way up to today on 10/25/2020! Problem is the hardware has advanced well beyond this concept since 2018. armhf Models Pi Zero, 1, 2, 3 arm64 / aarch64 Models Pi 3b+ and all Model 4 varients Big Problem: images provided for installation are still armhf Check your architecure with this command on any default Debian/Raspbian/Ubuntu install: $ dpkg --print-architecture arm…

Here is a guide for anyone wanting to migrate using NextcloudPi images:

Moving from armhf (32bit) to arm64 (Pi 4)

Since 2021 all images for the Raspberry Pi on GitHub are arm64 bit images. If you have set up your NCP before late 2020 you quite likely still run a armhf (32 bit) image. This wiki attempts to create a beginner-friendly ‘how-to’ to move from armhf to arm64. You are most welcome to contribute, by commenting and editing this wiki. Why would you want arm64? whole NC development focuses on 64bit so your 32bit NCP limits you in many ways and will do so increasingly. However, before doing th…

Hope this helps!