csanchez...@gmail.com (Carlos Sánchez de La Lama) skribis:
> Hi Ludo,
>
>> So apparently, tar 1.27 did not execute xz via /bin/sh, but current tar
>> does not either:
>>
>
> It does not when extracting, but seems to do when compressing (which is
> what causes my bootstrapping problem). Your experi
Hi Ludo,
> So apparently, tar 1.27 did not execute xz via /bin/sh, but current tar
> does not either:
>
It does not when extracting, but seems to do when compressing (which is
what causes my bootstrapping problem). Your experiment yields similar
results here:
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Hi!
csanchez...@gmail.com (Carlos Sánchez de La Lama) skribis:
>> In ‘raw-build’ in bootstrap.scm, we run:
>>
>> xz -dc thing.tar.xz | tar xv
>
> If I have understood correctly the code, raw-build is only used for
> %bootstrap-guile. However, the problem arises when building make (I do
> not ha
Hi!
>> still trying too bootstrap linux-powerpc.
>
> This is exciting, BTW!
Yes, my plan is to make a full GuixSD install at some point. But
step by step, first thing is bootstrapping on top of my debian.
>> That commit also added the substitution of "/bin/sh" to
>> "/bin/sh" in src/system.c whe
Hi!
csanchez...@gmail.com (Carlos Sánchez de La Lama) skribis:
> still trying too bootstrap linux-powerpc.
This is exciting, BTW!
> I find the boostrap binary "tar" fails to execute xz (which is un turn
> required to build make on continue the bootstrap process), because it
> can not find bash.
Hi Ludo,
still trying too bootstrap linux-powerpc. I find the boostrap binary
"tar" fails to execute xz (which is un turn required to build make on
continue the bootstrap process), because it can not find bash.
The problem was introduced in your commit
74d637397b44a90d2dbc2ac100b38591dd4f81eb
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