* Felix Palmen [20230901 16:55]:
> Posting yet another status update [...]
And the next one ;)
First, I kind of reached a "milestone", I got multimedia/makemkv to
build with the new userland (using the ffmpeg shared libs instead of
linking it statically as is necessary with -c7),
* Alexander Leidinger [20230901 19:11]:
> Am 2023-09-01 16:55, schrieb Felix Palmen:
> > * Infrastructure libs like libdrm, libglvnd, alsa, v4l, ...
>
> Infrastructure ports are what we provide in the linux base ports. So I'm not
> surprised... :)
Yes of course, this i
* Felix Palmen [20230820 12:35]:
> Just a little update on this [...]
Posting yet another status update because I'm about to reach a
"milestone": I just had the first successful build of ffmpeg. I focused
on ffmpeg because that's a requirement for MakeMKV which I now inten
ll
probably start with makemkv because I already maintain that port. Open
to suggestions what else to test there. In the end, getting to run e.g.
Google Chrome would be perfect, but I imagine this requires creating a
lot of ports for shared libs first.
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ry (closed-source?) working on it. That's the rough plan ... I
have some hopes ;)
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7;t* get e.g. full unhindered access to the whole / filesystem
tree, you won't be able to use FreeBSD ports/packages of Linux software
with it, and so on.
FreeBSD's official Linuxulator userland is -c7, nothing has been
replaced. Please stop spreading such unfounded claims.
Bye, Felix
* Alexander Leidinger [20230822 01:25]:
> Am 2023-08-18 11:26, schrieb Felix Palmen:
> > 1.) Of course, Uses/linux.mk would need quite some switching to handle
> > c7 as well as something new that works completely differently (maybe
> > call it src). All still open issues.
&g
* Tatsuki Makino [20230821 17:40]:
> Felix Palmen wrote on 2023/08/21 16:21:
> > This works perfectly fine when used from within a Linux shell. Example
> > from testing my new userland:
> >
> > | [00:00:20] Entering interactive test mode. Type 'exit' when don
)
| /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 (0x01021000)
| bash-5.2#
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* Felix Palmen [20230820 22:18]:
> I'm about to update my feature branch again and from now on, to build it
> with poudriere, a patch will be needed.
Good news, I found a workaround to make it build with unmodified
poudriere again:
| .if ${POUDRIERE_NAME:Mpoudriere*}
| build-depends
* Felix Palmen [20230820 12:35]:
> If anyone would like to already do some testing at this stage, please be
> aware that I not only rebase my feature branch, but also rewrite it
> while rebasing (to fix issues I encounter), and of course there won't be
> any PORTREVISION bump
* Felix Palmen [20230818 08:23]:
> I just reached a state where I can build a working Linux-native GNU
> toolchain (binutils, glibc, gcc) for C and C++ on aarch64, amd64 and
> i386. From here on, it should be simpler, there are already two ports in
> my branch (archivers/linux-bzip2 a
repackage some newer Linux
distribution.
Any other issues you might have encountered with Linuxulator are
unrelated to this thread.
Bye, Felix
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ch will be feasible.
But I plan to continue working on it, trying to at least build some
minimal "GNU/Linux" base using the toolchain I now have. I guess then I
will see whether it makes sense at all ;)
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2.) Could you please elaborate how e.g. some config file "visible" to
the Linux processes could "pollute" a Linux build? Besides, this could
only affect files from base /etc I think...
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ust follow the book
(very different scenario, it assumes building on Linux and not doing any
staging/packaging), but it *does* have some helpful hints.
Cheers, Felix
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Hello,
Am Dienstag, 11. November 2014, 15:23:12 schrieben Sie:
> a) as far as I know Microsoft doesn't allow any client before 4.3, that
> would block net-im/skype and net-im/skype-devel. If you test, and find it
> works, can you let me know please?
>
> b) we're still lacking the syscalls require
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