# Installation under Centos 7 **URL:** \ **Category:** Support\ **Created:** [May 8, 2018, 10:26am UTC](https://bisq.community/t/installation-under-centos-7/5405 "2018-05-08T10:26:20Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 4\ **Page:** 1
**Author:** ![aniracetam](https://bisq.community/user_avatar/bisq.community/aniracetam/32/1601_2.png) [@aniracetam](https://bisq.community/u/aniracetam)\ **Post date:** [May 8, 2018, 10:26am UTC](https://bisq.community/t/installation-under-centos-7/5405/1 "2018-05-08T10:26:20Z")
Has anyone succeeded in installing bisq under Centos 7? What is the preferable path? converting the .deb file to an rpm using alien/rpmrebuild or compiling from source? So far my failure looks like this $ alien --to-rpm --scripts --keep-version Bisq-64bit-0.6.7.deb … $ rpmrebuild -pe bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64.rpm … $ rpm -Uvh bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64.rpm error: Failed dependencies: libavcodec-ffmpeg.so.56()(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavcodec-ffmpeg.so.56(LIBAVCODEC\_FFMPEG\_56)(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavcodec.so.53()(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavcodec.so.53(LIBAVCODEC\_53)(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavcodec.so.54()(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavcodec.so.54(LIBAVCODEC\_54)(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavcodec.so.55()(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavcodec.so.55(LIBAVCODEC\_55)(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavformat-ffmpeg.so.56()(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavformat-ffmpeg.so.56(LIBAVFORMAT\_FFMPEG\_56)(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavformat.so.53()(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavformat.so.53(LIBAVFORMAT\_53)(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavformat.so.54()(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavformat.so.54(LIBAVFORMAT\_54)(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavformat.so.55()(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavformat.so.55(LIBAVFORMAT\_55)(64bit) is needed by bisq-0.6.7-1.x86\_64 libavcodec.so.56, libavformat.so.56 are installed already in /lib64. The -ffmpeg libraries I don’t have and “yum provides” does not find. The fact that it is demanding multiple versions of the same libraries suggests something else is amiss. ---
**Author:** ![alexej996](https://bisq.community/user_avatar/bisq.community/alexej996/32/491_2.png) [@alexej996](https://bisq.community/u/alexej996)\ **Post date:** [May 8, 2018, 3:28pm UTC](https://bisq.community/t/installation-under-centos-7/5405/2 "2018-05-08T15:28:12Z")
There were some discussions about this before, but I think no one reported on this forum that they solved the issue, Here is one topic about it > [@.rpm package downloads for OpenSuse, Fedora, Centos ect](https://bisq.community/t/rpm-package-downloads-for-opensuse-fedora-centos-ect/2378): > > I just found out about this project on [Steemit](http://steemit.io). It looks fantastic! =) I know your development team will be busy and already have heaps of work to do. I see you already offer installs for Windows, Mac and .deb packages for Linux. Would it be possible for you to also provide .rpm packages for the other Linux distros? Or perhaps, [.appimage](http://appimage.org/) which would then run on any Linux distro? I’m going to put the word out about this great project. ---
**Author:** ![aniracetam](https://bisq.community/user_avatar/bisq.community/aniracetam/32/1601_2.png) [@aniracetam](https://bisq.community/u/aniracetam)\ **Post date:** [May 9, 2018, 8:10am UTC](https://bisq.community/t/installation-under-centos-7/5405/3 "2018-05-09T08:10:20Z")
Thanks for that information. Fixing the rpm is beyond my skill so I will instead attempt to install in a KVM Debian guest. What is the recommended minimum memory and disk for running Bisq under Debian? ---
**Author:** ![alexej996](https://bisq.community/user_avatar/bisq.community/alexej996/32/491_2.png) [@alexej996](https://bisq.community/u/alexej996)\ **Post date:** [May 9, 2018, 10:37am UTC](https://bisq.community/t/installation-under-centos-7/5405/4 "2018-05-09T10:37:11Z")
I am not sure. My Bisq data directory takes less than 300 MB of disk space and about 500 MB of RAM currently.