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Here is what I did to build ownKeepass for aarch64.

I think the biggest problem people that want to repeat these steps will face is that I’m using my own build environment (Sailfish OS Builds in Docker). I will not go into the reasons why here, but I suggest first trying to repeat these steps in the same environment and then porting it to what most people use (which is the official Sailfish OS SDK I think).

ownKeepass depends on libargon2 and libsodium. In this example we’ll use the RPMs I already uploaded to my repository, but if you’re interested in building them yourself you can check out how I did it (thanks to @abranson for some clarifications!):

Preparing Sailfish OS Builds in Docker

  • mkdir ~/software (if it does not exist yet)
  • cd ~/software
  • git clone https://git.sr.ht/~aerique/sfosbid sfosbid-git
  • cd sfosbid-git
  • ./download.sh
  • ./build.sh -u
  • ./run.sh -u

Preparing the Build Environment

This section assumes you’ve run ./run.sh -u from the previous section and are
now in the Docker container.

  • sb2 -t SailfishOS-latest-aarch64 -m sdk-install -R
  • rpm --import https://sailfish.openrepos.net/openrepos.key
  • zypper addrepo -f https://sailfish.openrepos.net/aerique/personal-main.repo
  • zypper install libargon2-devel libsodium-devel libgcrypt-devel
  • exit
    • this exits the sb2 sdk-install environment from above, it does not exit the Docker container

Building ownKeepass

(This is still in the Docker container.)

We will not use the official repository but @samule’s slightly updated one that has already improved the libgcrypt situation for us:

  • cd projects
  • git clone https://github.com/24mu13/ownkeepass.git ownkeepass-git
  • cd ownkeepass-git
  • git submodule update --init --recursive
  • cd Sailfish
  • in ownKeepass.pro change ARCH_LIBS from armv7hl to aarch64
  • in rpm/harbour-ownkeepass.yaml remove - libargon2 in the PkgCongfigBR list
  • mb2 -t SailfishOS-latest-aarch64 build

If the build was successfull you’ll have an ownKeepass RPM in the RPMS
directory.

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