Note: I am sending this using the google groups page. GMail did not send my
message to the group for some reason, and this might be a duplicate.
I am on void linux. No version for this. But kernel is 6.6.23_1.
The version of the packages in venv (virtual environment) are
Package
Hi there
Up until roundabout a week or so ago - not definite time frame since
don't necessarily make use of it too often - pyinstaller worked fine
here., but, this week it suddenly started generating the error message
mentioned in the subject line the moment I try to invoke it in any way
Can we get the runtime error message? And what distribution+version is this?
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Sorry - could have mentioned that have had a look at following "when
things go wrong" page, which is why ended up posting on this list:
https://pyinstaller.org/en/latest/when-things-go-wrong.html
Jacob Kruger
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On 2024/04/03
Is just import tkinter on its own enough to trigger the issue? I’ve tried
it in a Void Linux (and I blindly assumed glibc rather than musl based?)
docker container and I’m seeing no signs of trouble.
> docker run --network=host -v(pwd):/io -it
ghcr.io/void-linux/void-linux:latest-mini-x86_64
I’m guessing you get the same error just running python -c "from
altgraph.ObjectGraph import ObjectGraph"? Sounds more like a butchered
altgraph install than anything to do with PyInstaller. Best I can suggest
is to upgrade pip, wheel and setuptools then uninstall and reinstall
altgraph.
Hello
I am using glibc.
It turned out that another application was using Xlib, did not build that
with pyinstaller (in the new virtual environment setting) at that time. The
problem is resolved.
I also did not have the wheel package in my pip packages. Is that required?
It looks like a
