Ubuntu 20.04 on Raspberry Pi 4 cannot install MicroK8s
I have installed on a brand-new RPi 4 an Ubuntu server 20.04 following the indications contained here.
I boot my system, it starts correctly, then I try to install MicroK8s following Canonical's advice from here.
The suggested command
sudo snap install microk8s --classicgives the error
error: snap "microk8s" is not available on stable for this architecture (armhf) but exists on other architectures (amd64, arm64, ppc64el).Why is that? I can completely understand the meaning of such a message (no support for architecture), but why does that happen?
2 Answers
Indeed, download the 64 bit version for raspberry
Recommended : Server LTS 20.4.1 :
Desktop 20.10 :
Server 20.10 :
the 32 bit version for raspberry use armhf (apparently not supported by microk8s) the 64 bit versions use arm64
I think I got the point: there are actually different Ubuntu server versions for the RPi, I didn't make sure to install the arm64 one and I think I got the wrong one.
More in general
"Zoraya ter Beek, age 29, just died by assisted suicide in the Netherlands. She was physically healthy, but psychologically depressed. It's an abomination that an entire society would actively facilitate, even encourage, someone ending their own life because they had no hope. Th…"
