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openHAB Packaging for the Pine64 - kai - 03-31-2016

All,

Just to give you a brief summary of what we plan for the openHAB distribution:

We want to use Debian as a Linux distro together with Docker and deploy the openHAB 2 Docker container to it.
As a JVM, it will include OracleJDK 1.8 to have best stability and performance.

It should be noted that openHAB 2 is not yet final and as such there can be bugs and there is a very quick evolution of the code base.
Nonetheless, with all the new features that openHAB 2 brings, I am convinced that this is the better choice. I am planning to release a beta3 by end of April, which will then be the version for a first SD card image for the Pine64.

Best regards,
Kai

RE: openHAB Packaging for the Pine64 - lenny.raposo-pine64.pro - 04-07-2016

Excellent news kai. Look forward to seeing it in action on the BSP kernel Big Grin

RE: openHAB Packaging for the Pine64 - umiddelb - 04-08-2016

You will find the automatically generated OpenHAB 2 Docker images here.

Code:
docker run -it --name openhab --net=host openhab/openhab:arm64-online server

starts OpenHAB 2 on the Pine64 in demo mode.

RE: openHAB Packaging for the Pine64 - primesoftnz - 05-01-2016

(03-31-2016, 02:17 PM)kai Wrote: All,

Just to give you a brief summary of what we plan for the openHAB distribution:

We want to use Debian as a Linux distro together with Docker and deploy the openHAB 2 Docker container to it.
As a JVM, it will include OracleJDK 1.8 to have best stability and performance.

It should be noted that openHAB 2 is not yet final and as such there can be bugs and there is a very quick evolution of the code base.
Nonetheless, with all the new features that openHAB 2 brings, I am convinced that this is the better choice. I am planning to release a beta3 by end of April, which will then be the version for a first SD card image for the Pine64.

Best regards,
Kai

Hi Kai
How's that Beta3 coming along?
Cheers
Greg

RE: openHAB Packaging for the Pine64 - boomshot - 05-07-2016

(05-01-2016, 08:53 PM)primesoftnz Wrote:
(03-31-2016, 02:17 PM)kai Wrote: All,

Just to give you a brief summary of what we plan for the openHAB distribution:

We want to use Debian as a Linux distro together with Docker and deploy the openHAB 2 Docker container to it.
As a JVM, it will include OracleJDK 1.8 to have best stability and performance.

It should be noted that openHAB 2 is not yet final and as such there can be bugs and there is a very quick evolution of the code base.
Nonetheless, with all the new features that openHAB 2 brings, I am convinced that this is the better choice. I am planning to release a beta3 by end of April, which will then be the version for a first SD card image for the Pine64.

Best regards,
Kai

Hi Kai
How's that Beta3 coming along?
Cheers
Greg
Hi....can someone update this? wondering what happened to sd images?

Thanks!
Tedd

RE: openHAB Packaging for the Pine64 - sja - 05-19-2016

Actually, I have an oh2 docker conatiner running on OH2. It was no problem at all.
Host: Ubtuntu 20160502 by longsleep.

@kai Do you need anything? I can resize the root partition and make an image of the sd card if you need that.

RE: openHAB Packaging for the Pine64 - kai - 05-23-2016

Ok, finally here is some update: There were still some issues with the Docker image as well as with the Oracle 64-bit ARM jvm, so I reconsidered the sd card image and have now prepared an image with Ubuntu running 32-bit Oracle jvm and a "plain" (=extracted) openHAB 2.0 beta 3 installation.
The image will be available for download later this week and I will post a short description for it soon.

RE: openHAB Packaging for the Pine64 - batrad - 06-08-2016

(05-23-2016, 12:43 AM)kai Wrote: Ok, finally here is some update: There were still some issues with the Docker image as well as with the Oracle 64-bit ARM jvm, so I reconsidered the sd card image and have now prepared an image with Ubuntu running 32-bit Oracle jvm and a "plain" (=extracted) openHAB 2.0 beta 3 installation.
The image will be available for download later this week and I will post a short description for it soon.

Where can i download the openHab install from ? expecting my Pine64 soon..

thanks

RE: openHAB Packaging for the Pine64 - tllim - 06-08-2016

(06-08-2016, 12:39 PM)batrad Wrote:
(05-23-2016, 12:43 AM)kai Wrote: Ok, finally here is some update: There were still some issues with the Docker image as well as with the Oracle 64-bit ARM jvm, so I reconsidered the sd card image and have now prepared an image with Ubuntu running 32-bit Oracle jvm and a "plain" (=extracted) openHAB 2.0 beta 3 installation.
The image will be available for download later this week and I will post a short description for it soon.

Where can i download the openHab install from ? expecting my Pine64 soon..

thanks

Already release at Pine64 wiki software download section. However, you need to agreed upon Oracle Java licensing agreement before able to proceed further.

RE: openHAB Packaging for the Pine64 - scurrier - 06-08-2016

(05-23-2016, 12:43 AM)kai Wrote: Ok, finally here is some update: There were still some issues with the Docker image as well as with the Oracle 64-bit ARM jvm, so I reconsidered the sd card image and have now prepared an image with Ubuntu running 32-bit Oracle jvm and a "plain" (=extracted) openHAB 2.0 beta 3 installation.
The image will be available for download later this week and I will post a short description for it soon.


Hi Kai,

Looks like the openhab/openhab:arm64-online docker image hosted on docker hub is using a HotSpot 64-bit Java VM.  Is there somewhere that we can get the new docker image that incorporates the 32-bit Oracle JVM?


Reason I ask is that I jumped the gun and two days ago spent some hours getting openhab running on the most recent longsleep kernel in a non-headless config.  I'd like to just update the docker image to your most recent one instead of moving to the headless system.

Also, wondering if you have any guesses how far away zwave compatibility is.  Thanks!  Big openhab fan!