eval error

[enriquefynn]

I'm trying to create a raspberry pi new bootable, and faced with the following error using the default config.

Using U-Boot from previous build. ====================> Phase 301 <==================== Running: OPTION= OPTIONDIR= BOARDDIR= board_default_createimage eval: arithmetic expression: expecting primary: "([0-9][0-9])._$/\1/p'`-RPI-B-r263927.img / 1000000"

I hardcoded the name of the image, so it worked.

[kientzle]

This looks like an old bug in the code that tries to determine which version of FreeBSD you are building.

What FreeBSD source version do you have checked out?

[enriquefynn]

11.0-CURRENT FreeBSD 11.0-CURRENT #0 r263927

[kientzle]

And what exactly was the config file you were using? And the command line you used?

[kientzle]

Also, the progress messages before this should have printed out the Image name being used: What does that show?

[enriquefynn]

I used the default config ./crochet.sh -b RaspberryPi -v

====================> Phase 301 <==================== Running: OPTION= OPTIONDIR= BOARDDIR= board_default_createimage eval: arithmetic expression: expecting primary: "([0-9][0-9])._$/\1/p'`-RPI-B-r263927.img / 1000000"

There was no other error. Full log: http://pastebin.com/G8xXYMK9

[kientzle]

Early in the log, it prints out:

Image name is:
    /home/fynn/GIT/crochet-freebsd/work/FreeBSD-armv6-10.0
\([0-9][0-9]*\).*$/\1/p'`-RPI-B-r263927.img

We need to figure out why ${IMG} is getting set so strangely. I'll look into it...

[kientzle]

Please try updating Crochet and try again. I believe this has been fixed.

[enriquefynn]

Got the same error, in what file/line is the error?!

[kientzle]

The default IMG value is set in lib/board.sh by this line:

  IMG=${WORKDIR}/FreeBSD-${TARGET_ARCH}-${FREEBSD_VERSION}-${KERNCONF}-${SOURCE_VERSION}.img

Comparing to the image name you have, it looks like ${FREEBSD_VERSION} is 10.0 and ${KERNCONF} is "RPI-B" and I have no idea how the \([0-9][0-9]*\).*$/\1/p' is getting in there.

It really looks like you either have an old version of something (I think something like that regex used be used to compute FREEBSD_VERSION, but it was changed a long time ago) or something is corrupted somewhere.

Can you find that regex anywhere in your system?

What does 'git log -1' show your current revision of Crochet is?

Does 'git status --ignored' show any changes to your local copy of Crochet?

I recommend you try checking out a clean copy of Crochet and see if that helps.

[kientzle]

I've not heard any other reports, so I suspect this was fixed at some point.

If you see it again, please open another issue and I'll take another look.