Closed pseudofunizer closed 3 years ago
Make sure your git submodules are up to date. There might also be a problem with my rebase that was conceiled by a wine/library.h in /usr/local/include on my system.
wine/library.h has been deleted on https://github.com/wine-mirror/wine/commit/a9a08dbc3dd8b595888f6c6b066e6c8fd389771a. I made the patch (https://github.com/AndreRH/qemu/pull/3).
yes, current build is broken, see also the badgets in the Readme
yes, current build is broken, see also the badgets in the Readme
So... Is there a workaround for this at the moment, or is Hangover just simply broken and that's that? I just re-fetched the entire git along with submodules, tried compiling again and it failed at the same exact spot.
Try the latest tagged version
Fixed by 672728c4671098762d2ddce651042a74864aa891
Hi there,
I've been trying to get Hangover to compile on both a Ubuntu 20.10 system that runs on x86/64 (amd64) and on my Raspberry Pi 4B that is running Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, with the process failing on the exactly same stage with each of the machines. This a few
make -j4
(or-j8
) commands into the overall process:Oh well, at least it's not a clang error this time :o) All help appreciated.