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Build from source fails due to missing babel-core #17

Closed chr1shaefn3r closed 7 years ago

chr1shaefn3r commented 7 years ago

I'm trying to build silk from source using the docker image silklabs/silk following the instructions here and here.

Unfortunately make returns with:

make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/silk/silk/bsp-gonk/external/node'

#### make failed to build some targets (07:05 (mm:ss)) ####

I hopped the failed targets might be optional and not needed, but trying to flash the result using "flash all" tells me he can't find the image.

I uploaded the complete logoutput from "make" here. It contains many of the following lines: ERROR in Cannot find module 'babel-core' hence the title.

What operating system, OS version, and processor architecture are you using?

Docker image from https://hub.docker.com/r/silklabs/silk/

What did you do?

Follow the build-instructions till "flash all"

What did you expect to see?

Successfully flashing of the silk image onto my Nexus 5

What did you see instead?

An error by fastboot that he couldn't find the image. Maybe it is not a 'babel-core not found issue', but a directory issue. Could someone please clarify from which directory fastboot flash all should be started?

Thanks for your suppport. Looking forward to working with your platform.

raj2sudha1 commented 7 years ago

same issue with me. OS : linux used these commands : $ ./sync hammerhead $ source build/envsetup.sh $ make -j4

Error:#### make failed to build some targets (05:10 (mm:ss)) ####

mvines commented 7 years ago

@chr1shaefn3r, sorry for taking so long to get back to you. This should now be fixed by: 05fd328 - Add silk-core-version symlink 4710680 - Add missing packages 9bee085 - Update node_modules

@raj2sudha1 -- same for the issue you reported.

Thanks guys for the reports. I've filed #19 as a follow-up because this really could have been caught much earlier in theory.

If you're still having trouble please re-open this issue or file something new.

chr1shaefn3r commented 7 years ago

Looks good to me:

#### make completed successfully (28:03 (mm:ss)) ####

Thank you very much :)