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Installation

Download (pre-built binaries)

To install Wabasen, you can download the latest release from the GitHub Releases page.

64-bit Linux

  • Architecture: 64-bit
  • Kernel: 3.2 or newer
  • glibc: Version 2.17 or newer

ARMv7-A Linux, hardfloat

  • Architecture: ARMv7-A - Floating Point Type: Hardfloat - Kernel: 3.2
  • glibc: Version 2.17

ARM64 Linux

  • Architecture: ARM64
  • Kernel: 4.1 or newer
  • glibc: Version 2.17 or newer

Build Source Code

To download and build source code, follow these simple steps:

1. Install Rust

Make sure Rust is installed on your system. If it's not already installed, you can install it from rustup.rs. Follow the instructions specific to your operating system to install Rust.

2. Clone the Source Code

Use the git clone command to clone the source code from its Git repository.

Terminal
git clone https://github.com/sinodevi/wabasen.git

Or download the latest source code version here :

3. Navigate to the Project Directory

Navigate to the directory of the recently cloned project using the cd command. For example:

Terminal
cd wabasen

4. Build the Project

Use Cargo, Rust's package and build manager, to build the source code. Run the following command:

Terminal
cargo build --release

5. Run the Project

After successfully building, you can see any necessary executables or libraries in the target directory.

Terminal
cd ./target/release

Now you can run the project using the ./wabasen command. For example:

Terminal
./wabasen

This will execute the main binary of the project, if available.