> Your Qt is broken. > /usr/local/lib/libQt5Core.so.5: undefined symbol: u_strToUpper_68
Agreed > "Couldn't update Qt5 repository submodules!" means running the > init-repository command from the qt5 repo failed, maybe you don't have perl > or any of the perl dependencies > for that command? I have a recent version of perl, not 100% sure what perl dependencies I think I need. One thing to note of interest is that I am trying to invoke ./kdesrc-build knotifications and with my config it attempts to build 7 "major" components. Regarding the source cloning issue the only one reporting the source fetching or submodule issue is qt5. Every other module doesn't have a source fetching issue. I was trying the --verbose flag, but just discovered the --debug flag. Then I've blown away the build and source directories and trying again. Well i guess you have perl since kdesrc-build is in perl, anyhow you'll have to figure out what's going on wrong with that command Cheers, Albert On Sun, Aug 1, 2021 at 12:55 AM Colin Williams <colin.williams.seat...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I'm trying to build the knotifications framework on a platform that > doesn't provide packages for kde. The platform provided qt5 and > qt5-tools packages. I installed them. Then when building the framework > dependencies I got http://ix.io/3uDy > > From that error I suspect that the system qt5 is broken. So now I am > interested in allowing kdesrc-build to create QT5, and then back to > the steps to build the framework. > > On the Qt5 build I am getting >Couldn't update Qt5 repository submodules! > > Unable to update Qt5, build cancelled. > > I went to the qt5 src directory and ran git submodule update. It took > awhile, but it looks like it updated the submodules. However I still > get the same error mentioned above when I try to build. Can someone > suggest how I can manually update the submodules or satisfy the > sources so kdesrc-build can build qt5 and I can move to the next step?
