Hello Adolf, I noticed that the build failed and hoped this would be a random one-off problem. Turns out it is not.
I looked through the log and it seems that some libraries don’t seem to be built with GCS (GNU Compiler Security). When I upgraded to GCC 15 I built the entire distribution, so I am a little surprised that this is now happening in next. But that is what the branch is for. I will have to run a build on my build system and investigate. Not a clue what could be causing this. As soon as I have something I will report back. -Michael > On 14 May 2025, at 12:18, Adolf Belka <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi All, > > I have done an update build of boost on my home x86_64 system. As boost has > different rootfiles for aarch64 and riscv64 I also ran builds on the aarch64 > and riscv64 builders. > > The aarch64 builder failed when building udev, which is before my boost > change so shouldn't be influenced by it. I repeated the build just in case > but it failed again. > > I restored the boost lfs file and then built again and it failed again. > > The riscv64 had no problems building udev and also not on my x86_64 system. > > The udev build log is around 4,500 lines long so I have put it in IPFire > NoPaste. > > https://nopaste.ipfire.org/view/GcfWtEyc > > Regards, > > Adolf. > > >
