Hello, This week I continue to test whether the packages I fixed can be used to boot a Debian or not. Last week I installed them all in once. This week I installed them one by one by hand. I found that the reason that last week's failure is kernel. It seems the kernel built with clang using Debian's config file is not bootable. I I also built a tiny kernel with much fewer configurations. It worked. Then I began to build kernel with LLVMLinux's tested config file but met many problems. I will keep on trying.
I also tried to fix libsigc++-2.0 which failed because of some differences in the list of symbol in the binary. Changing symbol file in debian directory or changing optimization options can pass the building. But I think this is not a good enough solution. I will try to add clang's version of symbols file as an alternative in debian/rules or try some other fixing ways. Next two weeks I will have some exams, which makes my time limited. But I will try my best to do this job in my spare time. After exams, I will focus back on this immediately. Cheers, Joseph
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