> libicu.so.55 just hit [extra], but I can't see R depending on icu so
> maybe it has some plugin which requires icu which you need to rebuild?
If you run the following
$ LD_DEBUG=all ld /usr/lib64/R/bin/exec/R
You should be able to figure out which library that R links with that
needs icu (i.e.
> #3 0x77dee003 in _dl_open (
> file=0x7fffcdae7148 "/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so",
> mode=-2147483647,
> caller_dlopen=0x721a158b ,
Looks like your crash is related to loading the flash plug-in.
Have you tried disabling it?
> Ocaml is a makedepend for llvm which is a makedepend for mesa .
Ocaml is really an optional build dependency, LLVM can quite easily be
built without Ocaml. It's only needed if Ocaml bindings are desired.
> I am working on a nasty machine that is slow and sporadically freezes,
> which makes it unable to compile anything that takes a bit of effort. I
> would like to try GCC's development version, but it's not possible to build
> it locally. Do you know of any (unofficial) respository that offers i686
> How do I remove that compiler flag from CMake output?
>
> I already tried adding -frtti to CXXFLAGS in makepkg.conf, but this
> didn't change the compiler flags. I also tried to add it as an
> environment variable to the cmake call in PKGBUILD and add a
>
> set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "-frtti")
That isn
> Searching for the program in my pacman.log did not show me anything so I'm
> wondering where this program comes from. Can anyone of you maybe help me to
> at least get this thing removed without having any files left that are only
> used by this program?
You can find the absolute path to the pro
Hi,
I just upgraded to the 3.15.1-1 kernel and I'm having issues with my touchpad.
In 3.14 I had blacklisted the i2c_hid module so that I could use the
old synaptics touchpad driver but seemed to break in 3.15 so I
unblacklisted the module so now I'm using i2c_hid instead.
The trouble is that th
> I registered to Arch Linux bug tracking using this email address long
> ago but I forgot my username and password. Can anyone send me my
> credentials?
If you really can't remember your username, how about you try to find
one of your old bug reports. You'll see your username there. Doing a
quick
> The second problem (grub pukes) I have no clue what's going on. I just
> updated, even tried grub-mkconfig via chroot and nothing changed. I found 2
> threads on arch forums which where not helpful at all.
Not sure if it'll help but did try recreating the GRUB EFI firmware on
your EFI system p
have it in supported repos.
>
> What do yall think?
Sounds good to me. I use python 3 a lot (and gvim) so encouraging plug-ins
to start supporting python 3 in my view will benefit many.
Cheers,
Dan.
> I tried several times, without any change to the boot menu. The SDD device
> (perhaps a specific part) and also a "windows boot manager" are items in
> a menu when rebooting with Advanced Startup from Windows.
>
> The steps I used were:
>
> - Ran grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
>
On 3 May 2014 05:53, Alan E. Davis wrote:
> I am way past confused about these issues.
> I have installed Archlinux on a partition, with a home partition. I just
> cannot boot into it. I was able to boot into the USB flash drive. I never
> saw any messages about UEFI or legacy.
The USB image
On 1 May 2014 23:35, Daniel Micay wrote:
> On 01/05/14 06:28 PM, Alan E. Davis wrote:
>> After already chrooting, during the Arch installation process, I saw some
>> information that suggested to use a command, as follows:
>>
>> mount -t efivarfs efivarfs /sys/firmware/efi/efivars
>
> You don'
> Here is a some information from the gdisk listing:
>
>Nbr Size Code Name
> -++--+-
> 1 1000.0 MiB 2700
> 2 260.0 MiBEF00 EFI system partition
> 3 128.0 MiB0C01Microsoft reserved part
> 4 49
> but I need to link c++ code against the llvm library so I don't think that
> an update will help. But I will just wait for some days now, then everything
> will be fine, because the project is finished.
Or you could just build LLVM (and clang if you need it) from source
and link your project aga
Although this isn't really solution you could simply terminate the ssh
connection after running ``systemctl reboot`` by pressing the escape
character ('~' by default) and then '.' (see "ESCAPE CHARACTERS" in
``man ssh``).
If you know ssh is going to hang, exiting is just two keystrokes away.
I kno
Hi,
Apparently I cannot post to arch-dev-public so I'm posting this here.
This is a proposal for making separate packages for static libraries
(with a patch for Boost C++ libraries as an example). Please see
below...
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