Thread: Latest Calibre for Linux ARM?
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Old 01-12-2019, 03:16 PM   #40
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Originally Posted by avetik View Post
Maybe this was addressed here before, but I'd be interested in step-by-step instructions for building latest calibre from source on Raspberry Pi. Please share if you have any such knowledge. I think this use is going to be a common use case going forward.
Do a search for 'raspberry' (and/or 'ARM') in the Calibre forum. You'll find several relevant threads, such this one ==.> Calibre library on own webserver ( Raspberry Pi)

And, there are solutions in this very thread - did you read it?!

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