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Following the Linux installation guide in README, the binary file was compiled successfully, however it doesn't work with any beatmaps (even a test beatmap with only one hit object), throwing an error that reads "data was truncated, possibly because it was too big".
Tested on armv7l & aarch64. Other architectures (x86_64 & mips in my case) works fine. Cross-compiling with gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf doesn't work either.
The Python module (installed with pip install oppai, not the pure Python one) also returns -3.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Following the Linux installation guide in README, the binary file was compiled successfully, however it doesn't work with any beatmaps (even a test beatmap with only one hit object), throwing an error that reads "data was truncated, possibly because it was too big".
Tested on armv7l & aarch64. Other architectures (x86_64 & mips in my case) works fine. Cross-compiling with
gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf
doesn't work either.The Python module (installed with
pip install oppai
, not the pure Python one) also returns-3
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: