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Latest Xtensa Rust (1.75) does not work under Ubuntu 20.04, GLIBC version error #252

Closed jobafr closed 1 month ago

jobafr commented 9 months ago

Bug description

After using espup install under Ubuntu 20.04 (aarch64, NVidia Jetson AGX Xavier), running the cargo binary produces a linker error.

$ ~/.rustup/toolchains/esp/bin/cargo
/home/me/.rustup/toolchains/esp/bin/cargo: /lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.32' not found (required by /home/me/.rustup/toolchains/esp/bin/cargo)
/home/me/.rustup/toolchains/esp/bin/cargo: /lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.34' not found (required by /home/me/.rustup/toolchains/esp/bin/cargo)
/home/me/.rustup/toolchains/esp/bin/cargo: /lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.33' not found (required by /home/me/.rustup/toolchains/esp/bin/cargo)

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To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. run espup install on Ubuntu 20.04 aarch64
  2. try to run cargo

Expected behavior

Cargo works and compiles my project

Environment

$ cat /etc/issue
Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS \n \l

$ uname -a
Linux aql57 5.10.104-tegra esp-rs/espup#1 SMP PREEMPT Wed Aug 10 20:17:07 PDT 2022 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux

$ espup --version
espup 0.10.0

Additional context

This looks similar to this issue in espflash from last year.

I tried to provide the cargo version as well, but /home/me/.rustup/toolchains/esp/bin/cargo --version does of course fail with the same linker error.

SergioGasquez commented 9 months ago

Hi! This does not really belong to espup repo, as the artifacts which contain the Xtensa Rust are produced in rust-build, so I'll move the issue there

SergioGasquez commented 9 months ago

We moved our builders to ubuntu 22.04 in latest release (1.75) since there was an issue with the CMake version, hence this error when using ubuntu 20.04.

@georgik can provide more details

The only workaround at the moment is to build the toolchain using ubuntu 20.04, but I'll discuss this issue tomorrow with @georgik

jobafr commented 9 months ago

Hi, thank you for the quick response! As a quick fix, is it possible to intentionally install an older rust release that's compatible with 20.04 using espup?

SergioGasquez commented 9 months ago

Hi, thank you for the quick response! As a quick fix, is it possible to intentionally install an older rust release that's compatible with 20.04 using espup?

Yes, using espup install -v 1.74.0.1 should work

georgik commented 8 months ago

Marked as Third Party limitation, since Ubuntu 20 does not support build of latest toolchains. @SergioGasquez : Would it be possible to add warning to espup, that distribution is not supported?

If somebody finds a solution how to handle such build, we might consider adding it. Otherwise, please upgrade to newer Ubuntu or use container.

jesper-adolfsson-001 commented 2 months ago

If you do espup install -v 1.74.0.1 then the default esp-idf template doesn't compile.... Is there no way around this?

Vollbrecht commented 2 months ago

If you do espup install -v 1.74.0.1 then the default esp-idf template doesn't compile.... Is there no way around this?

how is this related to this issue? Please don't hijack issues if you have a new issue and if so please give a full error report!

jesper-adolfsson-001 commented 2 months ago

If you do espup install -v 1.74.0.1 then the default esp-idf template doesn't compile.... Is there no way around this?

how is this related to this issue? Please don't hijack issues if you have a new issue and if so please give a full error report!

Sorry for breaking some fancy hijacking etiquette here... I was just trying to help beginners like me who has spent 3 days now trying to get this to work with some additional info. It is a bit frustrating but I don't give up :)

SergioGasquez commented 2 months ago

I assume MSRV of the esp-idf-template is greater than 1.74.0.1, which is the latest version using the GLIBC that Ubuntu 20.04 support.

Is there any reason not to update to a recent Ubuntu version?

jesper-adolfsson-001 commented 2 months ago

I assume MSRV of the esp-idf-template is greater than 1.74.0.1, which is the latest version using the GLIBC that Ubuntu 20.04 support.

Is there any reason not to update to a recent Ubuntu version?

Thanks for answering and I apologize in advance if I provide non-relevant info now and ask stupid questions but I'm a bit new to this.

I installed WSL Ubuntu in Windows today and it says it is version 20.04 "Focal" which I now understand is an old version. I will try to upgrade it and see what happens.

SergioGasquez commented 2 months ago

You don't need to apologize, or be defensive about our comments. Both, @Vollbrecht and I were trying to help you, also for questions I would recommend using our matrix channel https://matrix.to/#/#esp-rs:matrix.org

Vollbrecht commented 2 months ago

i am not using windows that much these days though you can get ubuntu 22 directly for wsl i think if you follow for exmaple this

jesper-adolfsson-001 commented 2 months ago

You don't need to apologize, or be defensive about our comments. Both, @Vollbrecht and I were trying to help you, also for questions I would recommend using our matrix channel https://matrix.to/#/#esp-rs:matrix.org

I appreciate that, I really do :)

I did what you recommended and installed WSL Ubuntu 24.04 and it sort of worked. Still have some issues that I don't understand but I will reach out in the matrix.org chat if I need.