Is it possible to compile binary of libPeachyUSB.so driver for linux x86?

[amirjabri]

I know I should upgrade, but I wanted to dedicate an old laptop to print duty full time and it is x86 not 64 bit.

[Rylangrayston]

Yes I think we can do that for u ... What Linux are u using?
What are your Machine stats ie dual core?
Clock speed, ram etc.?

And actually it's rather easy to just run from source in Linux ...

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I know I should upgrade, but I wanted to dedicate an old laptop to print
duty full time and it is x86 not 64 bit.

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[amirjabri]

Hello Rylan!

I have one windows laptop (dual core 8 gb ram thinkpad). I tried installing using the latest installer but had some issues missing some python modules.

I have foud dual core 64 bit systems with 4 - 16 gb ram (one server and two laptops) Running debian jessie, debian sid and ubuntu 14.04 and arch linux.

I wanted to devote an older laptop x86 dual with 2.5 gb ram to running the printer 24/7 as it uses less electricity and is small enough to not get in the way. (ubuntu 14.04 x86)

I tried setting them all up today, but had an issue with python modules not being installed/detected properly... I may need to pay closer attention to the directories they are in.

You mentioned building from source, I don't have problems since on my Arm laptop with linux virtually everything I want to use it for needs to be compiled from source, and I have to go through dependency hell for a while ;-) But even having a peachy server running on arm would be great, then I could have a headless raspberry pi plugged in and remote into it to start print jobs and monitor it.