Open lcassa opened 4 months ago
I'll see if I can, although if I get it working I can give no guarantees as I haven't got an ARM system to test on.
I'll gladly test each release! By the way, I was trying to update it manually and got this ncurses version error
=> util-linux-common-2.39.3_2: installing target dependencies: libcap-ng-devel-0.8.4_1 pam-devel-1.5.3_4 readline-devel-8.2.010_1 zlib-devel-1.3.1_1 ...
=> util-linux-common-2.39.3_2: removing autodeps, please wait...
=> ERROR: util-linux-common-2.39.3_2: failed to install target dependencies! (error 19)
ncurses-libs-6.4_2 in transaction breaks installed pkg `ncurses-6.5_1'
Transaction aborted due to unresolved dependencies.
=> ERROR: Please see above for the real error, exiting...```
I'll gladly test each release! By the way, I was trying to update it manually and got this ncurses version error
=> util-linux-common-2.39.3_2: installing target dependencies: libcap-ng-devel-0.8.4_1 pam-devel-1.5.3_4 readline-devel-8.2.010_1 zlib-devel-1.3.1_1 ... => util-linux-common-2.39.3_2: removing autodeps, please wait... => ERROR: util-linux-common-2.39.3_2: failed to install target dependencies! (error 19) ncurses-libs-6.4_2 in transaction breaks installed pkg `ncurses-6.5_1' Transaction aborted due to unresolved dependencies. => ERROR: Please see above for the real error, exiting...```
Should I open a separate issue for this @Makrennel ?
I'll gladly test each release! By the way, I was trying to update it manually and got this ncurses version error
=> util-linux-common-2.39.3_2: installing target dependencies: libcap-ng-devel-0.8.4_1 pam-devel-1.5.3_4 readline-devel-8.2.010_1 zlib-devel-1.3.1_1 ... => util-linux-common-2.39.3_2: removing autodeps, please wait... => ERROR: util-linux-common-2.39.3_2: failed to install target dependencies! (error 19) ncurses-libs-6.4_2 in transaction breaks installed pkg `ncurses-6.5_1' Transaction aborted due to unresolved dependencies. => ERROR: Please see above for the real error, exiting...```
This doesn't really look related to Hyprland packaging, ncurses is not a dependency of Hyprland in any way. It's probably a mirror/xbps problem.
Ah shoot, looks like the action failed to actually produce aarch64 binaries 😐
How can I help?
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Ah shoot, looks like the action failed to actually produce aarch64 binaries 😐
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I'm also interested and will be able to help soon. How may I help?
Well, I test the actions over at https://github.com/Makrennel/hyprland-void-testing and I just can't seem to figure out how to build arm executables from an amd64 host in a container, particularly where it has to run the arm version of hyprwayland-scanner
in order to build aquamarine. Usually you would use the binfmt service and qemu-user to emulate arm but that doesn't seem to be working in the build container so... If anyone has any ideas how to fix it it would be appreciated.
Great work @Makrennel, thanks to your efforts I have hyprland on my void linux (x13s ARM processor), but it would be even greater if I could add a repo for my architecture.