Open IsaacJT opened 3 weeks ago
Hi @schaefi, unfortunately this is rearing its ugly head again :(
Hi @IsaacJT , yes I also heard it from other users. The Architectures
setting is in place as you suggested but it still happens occasionally. The only stable solution found was to re-organize the repos building kiwi packages for Debian to be no longer multiarch. I did that a few days ago and that affects the repo definition as follows:
<repository type="apt-deb" repository_gpgcheck="false" package_gpgcheck="false" imageinclude="true" arch="x86_64">
<source path="obs://Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/xUbuntu_24.04_x86_64"/>
</repository>
<repository type="apt-deb" repository_gpgcheck="false" package_gpgcheck="false" imageinclude="true" arch="aarch64">
<source path="obs://Virtualization:Appliances:Builder/xUbuntu_24.04_aarch64"/>
</repository>
This worked for me, let me know if this helps you too ?
Thanks
Unfortunately we need the Debian 12 repo - is there any chance you could also please reorganise that?
@IsaacJT yep, done
Debian_12_x86_64 x86_64 scheduled
Debian_12_aarch64 aarch64 scheduled
you need to wait for the build to finish and publish though...
Thanks! I'll let you know if it helps.
I haven't been able to reproduce the issue outside of Kiwi, and not for lack of trying... I'm really not sure where it's coming from.
Thanks @schaefi - that seems to have fixed it. I'll close this now :)
Hi @schaefi unfortunately I'm seeing this again... but this time on an arm64 build server. Building https://github.com/OSInside/kiwi-descriptions/tree/main/ubuntu/aarch64/ubuntu-noble-rpi on Debian 12 arm64 results in the following:
[ ERROR ]: 13:55:24 | KiwiDebianBootstrapError: KiwiCommandError: apt-get: stderr: E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
, stdout: Reading package lists...
Building dependency tree...
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
or been moved out of Incoming.
The following information may help to resolve the situation:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
apt : Conflicts: apt:armhf but 2.7.14build2 is to be installed
apt:armhf : Conflicts: apt but 2.7.14build2 is to be installed
base-files : Conflicts: base-files:armhf
base-files:armhf : Conflicts: base-files
base-passwd : Conflicts: base-passwd:armhf
base-passwd:armhf : Conflicts: base-passwd
bash : Conflicts: bash:armhf
bash:armhf : Conflicts: bash
bsdutils : Conflicts: bsdutils:armhf
bsdutils:armhf : Conflicts: bsdutils
coreutils : Conflicts: coreutils:armhf
coreutils:armhf : Conflicts: coreutils
dash : Conflicts: dash:armhf
dash:armhf : Conflicts: dash
debianutils : Conflicts: debianutils:armhf
debianutils:armhf : Conflicts: debianutils
diffutils : Conflicts: diffutils:armhf but 1:3.10-1build1 is to be installed
diffutils:armhf : Conflicts: diffutils but 1:3.10-1build1 is to be installed
dpkg : Conflicts: dpkg:armhf
dpkg:armhf : Conflicts: dpkg
findutils : Conflicts: findutils:armhf
findutils:armhf : Conflicts: findutils
grep : Conflicts: grep:armhf
grep:armhf : Conflicts: grep
gzip : Conflicts: gzip:armhf but 1.12-1ubuntu3 is to be installed
gzip:armhf : Conflicts: gzip but 1.12-1ubuntu3 is to be installed
hostname : Conflicts: hostname:armhf but 3.23+nmu2ubuntu2 is to be installed
hostname:armhf : Conflicts: hostname but 3.23+nmu2ubuntu2 is to be installed
libc-bin : Conflicts: libc-bin:armhf
libc-bin:armhf : Conflicts: libc-bin
login : Conflicts: login:armhf
login:armhf : Conflicts: login
ncurses-bin : Conflicts: ncurses-bin:armhf
ncurses-bin:armhf : Conflicts: ncurses-bin
perl-base : Conflicts: perl-base:armhf but 5.38.2-3.2build2 is to be installed
perl-base:armhf : Conflicts: perl-base but 5.38.2-3.2build2 is to be installed
sed : Conflicts: sed:armhf
sed:armhf : Conflicts: sed
sysvinit-utils : Conflicts: sysvinit-utils:armhf
sysvinit-utils:armhf : Conflicts: sysvinit-utils
tar : Conflicts: tar:armhf
tar:armhf : Conflicts: tar
util-linux : Conflicts: util-linux:armhf
util-linux:armhf : Conflicts: util-linux
Actually, adding architectures="arm64"
to each of the sources does fix this, so it might be a different but related problem
Problem description
Building an arm64 Debian image using
kiwi-boxed-plugin
(haven't tested natively yet) sometimes triggers the following error message when the OBS apt repository is included:This is not reproducible every time - every ~3rd time that the build is run it works without any issues.
Unfortunately adding
architectures="arm64"
, introduced in https://github.com/OSInside/kiwi/pull/2640, does not solve this issue.Expected behaviour
The image can be successfully built with the OBS repository included reliably every time.
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Add the following repository to a Debian arm64 image description:
OS and Software information