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Bus error is very low level stuff. I am vaguely aware that MakeMKV does some exotic things, so I'm not entirely surprised that 32-on-64 results in this. I imagine this is something Mike could fix. I don't know how common such a setup is. I generally go 64-bit wherever possible.

Just copy makemkv-bin-1.17.6/bin/armhf/makemkvcon to /usr/bin.

Mike, instead of calling uname -m, you could check the output of $(MAKE) --version to see whether it includes x86_64, i?86, aarch64, or armv7.

makemkvcon is a pre-built binary. How you build the rest of MakeMKV makes no difference. You have a 32-bit ARM system, so you need to use the 32-bit ARM makemkvcon under armhf . You have installed the one under arm64. The Makefile calls uname -m to work out which makemkvcon to install, so I guess yo...

The newest release should be fine. Which makemkvcon binary did you actually install? file /usr/bin/makemkvcon would tell us more. You ran it against /usr/bin/makemkv instead.

I've bisected and it's caused by this change. It reverts cleanly against glibc 2.36 and then it works. I'm guessing it won't be hard for Mike to fix.

It's happening on Gentoo as well. I doubt it's the DT_HASH vs DT_GNU_HASH issue, as I had Mike fix MakeMKV to support both back when Gentoo was only using the latter.

I'm not too familiar with the Pi, but you have a 64-bit kernel with a 32-bit userland. I'm not sure why they've done that on a 4GB board, but it's perfectly fine.

Right, so you have a 32-bit system, despite you saying you have 64-bit hardware. You need the armhf version, not the arm64 version, if only an armhf version was provided by Mike.

arm64 shouldn't have this problem. What does this return?

I'm sorry to say that I didn't fix it, I was only demonstrating how it is broken. Only Mike can fix this.

The only ARMv6 devices that tend to get used these days are the Raspberry Pi 1 and Zero. Obviously people tend to go for the later Pi models but the Zero is still popular due to its tiny size. Every (or almost every?) ARMv7 device has hardware float instructions. In short, drop armel, just provide a...

If I try to run it manually, I get this. chewi@utilite ~ $ makemkvcon -bash: /usr/bin/makemkvcon: No such file or directory readelf reveals that it expects the ARM softfloat runtime linker known as ld-linux.so.3. chewi@utilite ~ $ readelf -d /usr/bin/makemkvcon Dynamic section at offset 0x5afee0 con...

Mike, I just went to test the 32-bit ARM support for the Gentoo package but I see that you've built it using the softfloat ABI, which is surprising. This fell out of use years ago. The only reason to use it now is for compatibility with old proprietary software but the world has moved on. It's not c...

Next version would have armv6 and aarch64 binaries for linux. Should be released in a few days... I just wanted to say very many thanks for doing this. I had long thought of asking and even though I suspect I won't personally need it in the end, it's still great news for other users. I'll make sure...

Thanks for replying, Billycar11, that's really good to know. I'm not sure if that means I can stream from MakeMKV to the TV but I guess I'll find out soon enough. hansolo, I've only done this on Linux with VLC and mpv but I gather it's supposed to work on Windows too. I don't play specific m2ts file...