Closed V10lator closed 4 years ago
Is there any reason why you're bothering with WSL Debian instead of installing the native Win32/Win64 binaries we provide?
(Also fwiw, I've locally tested on WSL Ubuntu and on a real Debian VM and I don't have any issues on either systems)
Is there any reason why you're bothering with WSL Debian instead of installing the native Win32/Win64 binaries we provide?
Wii U development. I don't remeber the exact issue but something didn't work on Windows. Also I'm normally using Linux boxes, so working in WSL feels mucb more like being home.
(Also fwiw, I've locally tested on WSL Ubuntu and on a real Debian VM and I don't have any issues on either systems)
I guess every real Linux box has things like curl and xz-utils preinstalled.
What happens if you try to deinstall them (does the package manager tell you they are needed by devkitPro or will it remove them without a warning, leaving you with a corrupted install) ? ;)
//EDIT: Maybe this is also Debian package managers doing stupid things but none the less proper dependency handling is a bug in here.
Should be working fine with 1.0.2
//EDIT: Now this was fixed with
apt-get install gpg xml2
but a new problem arises:What dependency am I missing now and why doesn't the .deb do dependency management on its own?
//EDIT²: Fixed with
apt-get install curl wget
but it feels unsave as I have no idea if there are still some missing deps.//EDIT³: After all that the installation was corrupted, so I tried to completely delete it with
apt-get remove devkitpro-pacman && rm -rf /opt/devkitpro
but now I can't reinstall it://EDIT⁴: Fixed with:
But that was a real hassle...
//EDIT⁵: Was to fast with this, it's still not working / files are missing:
Also no pacman in $PATH but:
//LAST EDIT: It's dkp-pacman, so my fault. Anyway, found another missing dependency: xz-utils. Without it pacman can't extract the packages..