Two questions:
- Would it help to just disable the testsuite on the kfreebsd arch?
Clearly the package itself build fine. But some tests are failing.
Although it would be nice to have 100% PASS as on GNU/Linux, the
failures don't look too terrible for a new architecture that has
not been tested upstream.
- Could someone describe the real issue on kfreebsd?
Looking at the test failures it looks like there are two issues:
- elflint doesn't know about the OS ABI "FreeBSD".
- Is this correct in the ELF files? I don't know whether
kfreebsd is supposed to follow the user space ELF OS ABI
or the kernel one.
- If it is the correct OS ABI then what would an elflint program
need to know about it to make sure all its requirements are met?
- The other failures look like issues with the /proc interface
on the install. Does the /proc interface follow the Linux kernel
/proc interface that some of the tests rely on? Or is the issue
simple that the buildd uses a chroot with /proc not mounted?
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