Mirimir: > On 03/09/2015 11:58 PM, Andreas Krey wrote: >> On Mon, 09 Mar 2015 20:32:11 +0000, Mirimir wrote: >>> I've built Tor Browser 4.5a4 on Raspbian wheezy, using instructions at >>> <https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorBrowser/Hacking>. >>> >>> Is this news, or unremarkable? Nice. I have not heard someone trying to do that before. >> At least, it's interesting. I wanted to look into that myself (because >> I only have a raspberry at one place and want the TTB), but... >> >> Did you build on the rasperry or cross? Care to share details? >> >> Andreas > > I built on a Pi 2, with Raspbian wheezy on a 32GB class 10 microSDHC > card. It took 6-7 hours at 100% CPU, and I had to cool the Pi 2 with a > small fan to prevent overheating. I followed exactly the instructions in > the above URL at "Building Just Firefox", except that I commented out > "ac_add_options --enable-tor-browser-update" in > "~/tor-browser/.mozconfig" after configuring. > > After "make -C obj-* package INNER_MAKE_PACKAGE=true", I executed > "~/tor-browser/obj-armv7l-unknown-linux-gnueabihf/dist/firefox/firefox". > And it works. But I've since discovered that add-ons are broken. Not sure what you mean with "works" but starting it this way will create a new profile (or use an existing one) without any of the extensions needed for Tor Browser (like Torbutton and HTTPS-Everywhere etc.) and without tor and pluggable transports. > Browsing "about:addons", I get: > > | XML Parsing Error: undefined entity > | Location: about:addons > | Line Number 390, column 15: > | > | <label value="&plugins.installed.find;"/> > | -----------^ > > I'm not sure how to proceed, and would appreciate suggestions. I don't Commit bc305e697edb6860fe035e4b67fc5f027de237a5 in Tor Browser needs this entity and Torbutton defines it. This is, again, a sign that you are missing the extensions we ship in Tor Browser. > believe that Gitian is workable in Raspbian wheezy. But if Gitian is the > way to go, I can try it in Ubuntu 14.10 / Linaro 15.01 > <http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=56&t=98997>. I'd be very much interested in looking at the results/dead-ends/issues when using the deterministic builds approach. Might be good to document your findings in #12631 which is the ticket for the ARM port of Tor Browser. Georg
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