Once added the repo, when I’m trying to execute “zypper -n install mongodb-org” zypper returns that the package doesn’t exist. So, to confirm that, I ran “zypper search mongo” and zypper was right, there’s no mongodb packages even after adding the repo. I tried to repeat the process removing the repo first, but same result. I’m running out of ideas, what’s up with zypper or with the MongoDB repo? Could you tell me what I’m doing wrong?
Thanks for your attention and, of course, for your time.
Once added the repo, when I’m trying to execute “zypper -n install
mongodb-org” zypper returns that the package doesn’t exist. So, to
confirm that, I ran “zypper search -mongo-” and zypper was right,
there’s no mongodb packages even after adding the repo. I tried to
repeat the process removing the repo first, but same result. I’m
running out of ideas, what’s up with zypper or with the MongoDB repo?
Could you tell me what I’m doing wrong?
Thanks for your attention and, of course, for your time.
Happy Sunday!
Hi
Because it’s not built for aarch64 only x86_64 (SLE 12). Same for
openSUSE Leap 42.2 only x86_64 in the server:database repo (still at
version 3.2.11)
Ask the repo maintainers if they can build for the aarch64 target, ask
the MongoDB folks to built for aarch64?
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