Hello Maxime, Maxime Devos <maximede...@telenet.be> writes: > Some questions: > > * What's the hash of gnu/packages/bootstrap/i686-linux/bash? > > (Run guix hash gnu/packages/bootstrap/i686-linux/bash) > > I have 1ig8a4bhc7fpw8zrnw4l568wmmcb29rlwg4jbih3imb4x6d9l1gd. > If you see something different, your copy is probably corrupt.
The hash is: 1ig8a4bhc7fpw8zrnw4l568wmmcb29rlwg4jbih3imb4x6d9l1gd > * What does ‘objdump -a gnu/packages/bootstrap/i686-linux/bash’ output? > On my x86_64 system, it outputs ‘[...] file format elf32-i386’. Result is: --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8--- ./bash: file format elf32-i386 --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8--- > * What architecture are you on? And: x86_64-linux system. I just updated my system to a8dd285d5a0670abf124a721e6ba94da045b24ba and am building 76114232d7c140fb9fee84510b72fcfe6ee27714, which failed again. Early on I installed Guix into a VM, and built the sources in there on a pretty much default config from the installer. All tests passed. Just to be sure I did another clean clone on my main machine, which failed again. So why would my system brake the bootstrap binary? Has it got to do with a particular package I have in my profile(s)? I generally build Guix with ‘guix environment --pure guix.’ I have a second Guix build machine running. The packages used there are quite similar, so these two machines have very similar checkouts and config in general. Hence, when I build Guix there, the same error occurs. Simon
