On 2/18/19 12:46 PM, Roger Koehler via blfs-dev wrote:
I built a new SysV system from scratch using jhalfs with the latest svn
release, and I am still unable to build Qt. I'm surprised that no one
else has run into this issue (see my recent posts on this list).
I have used all of the recommended and required dependencies and only
minor edits to the scripts generated by jhalfs so as not to need doxygen
or texlive or, in the case of highlight, qt.
It might help to see the script you actually used. I built qt over the
weekend with no problems. I used:
VERSION=5.12.1
export QT5PREFIX=/opt/qt5
sudo rm -rf /opt/qt-$VERSION $QT5PREFIX
sudo mkdir -p $QT5PREFIX
find . -name "*.pr[io]" | xargs sed -i 's/python/&3/' &&
./configure -prefix $QT5PREFIX \
-sysconfdir /etc/xdg \
-confirm-license \
-opensource \
-dbus-linked \
-openssl-linked \
-system-harfbuzz \
-system-sqlite \
-nomake examples \
-no-rpath \
-skip qtwebengine &&
make -j4 &&
$SUDO make install &&
$SUDO find $QT5PREFIX/ -name \*.prl \
-exec sed -i -e '/^QMAKE_PRL_BUILD_DIR/d;' {} \; &&
$SUDO mv $QT5PREFIX /opt/qt-$VERSION &&
$SUDO ln -svfn qt-$VERSION /opt/qt5
I did make two departures from a default build: 1) I used Linux 4.9.158,
and 2) I mounted /var to a different partition and used /var/lib/sources
for my source archive. /opt is at the same partition as /usr (root).
I don't see where that would make a difference.
The first thing I did after LFS was complete was install DHCP client and
wpa_supplicant (without dbus or qt) so that I could wirelessly connect
to the internet. Then I rebuilt shadow with Pam and Cracklib and
Python3. Then ALSA, followed by X Windows.
The very next thing I wanted to do is build Qt. All dependencies built
fine, but then Qt bombed out at the exact same place as before: vulkan.
After it stops, build again at -j1 so you can find where the build
errors out. We need to see that to help.
Let me note that that the space required is very large. Make sure you
are not running out of disk space or, less likely, memory.
-- Bruce
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