As such, packages built for Debian's armhf port do not, in general, work on Raspberry Pi systems. The arm CPU shipped in the Raspberry Pi is an ARMv6 CPU. In particular, the armhf port needs at least ARMv7. The arm ports of Debian differ in what kind of CPU they need as a minimum. These currently are amd64, i386 (x86-64 and x86), and two arm ports: armel and armhf.Īrm CPUs come in different versions, and newer versions generally have more features. That’s all.The packages we build for deb.tpo are compiled for various Debian and Ubuntu architectures. When everything’s done, the Tor browser starts. You can also open Tor Browser Launcher and select a mirrorģ.) Once the download process finished, select ‘Configure’ if you’re in a Country censors Tor or behind proxy in next window, or select ‘Connect’: It will automatically download & install the browser in your system.
If everything goes OK, let’s now install the Tor web browser.ġ.) Simply open terminal and run command: sudo apt install torbrowser-launcherĢ.) Then search for and open Tor Browser from system application launcher. Or update it, if an old version was installed, via Software Updaterĥ.) Once installed, you can check Tor version and if it’s running via commands: tor -version Downloads/-keyring*.debĤ.) Finally, refresh package cache and install Tor via 2 commands: sudo apt update Then install it via double-click, gdebi, or by running command in terminal: sudo apt install. As an alternative, download the latest keyring. NOTE 2: For Linux Mint and other Ubuntu based systems, replace $(lsb_release -sc) in the command with the Ubuntu code-name (e.g, focal, bionic, groovy) that your system based on.ģ.) The keyring updates regularly and there’s no valid command to install it so far. NOTE 1: For arm64 (e.g., Rasperry Pi), 32-bit Ubuntu 18.04/16.04, you have to remove from the command. Sudo sh -c 'echo "deb $(lsb_release -sc) main" > /etc/apt//tor-project.list'
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