(I hope it's OK to send this to the list given that one of the recipients was - presumably by mistake - the "request" address for the list, not the list address.)
On Wednesday 13. December 2017 01.35.57 [email protected] wrote: > Hello, > > >> I?m pretty sure we solved it recently but I forgot how. Do you have the > >> problem on current master? > > > > This is with 0.14.0. I could try with the current master when I'm done > > trying to build 0.13.0 bootstrap tarballs, hopefully successfully. ;-) I'm still having my machine work through this at the moment. > I followed your tutorial in Debian/Hurd. > What worked for me is installing the packages manually: > > * gnutls-3.6.1 > * scheme-bytestructures > * libgit2 > * guile-git > * guile-2.2.3 > * guix (master branch) I'll take another look at this in a while, but having the above list of ingredients is very helpful, thanks! > The directory '/usr/local/lib/guile/2.2/site-ccache' should look like this: > * bytestructures > * git > * git.go > > For each 'configure' and 'make' use 'GUILE_LOAD_COMPILED_PATH > =/usr/local/lib/guile/2.2/site-ccache' Not being a Guile user, I fortunately managed to figure out the path variable and to get the site-ccache (which I guess is like Python's site-packages but with only compiled objects) to contain those things. So this is a nice reassurance that I wasn't doing something completely stupid. :-) Paul P.S. Using Debian GNU/Hurd (or a Guix variant) is something else I would like to try at some point, where being stuck on i386/i686/ia32 with old hardware might even be helpful. Indeed, doing microkernel-related stuff is also on the long list of tasks I find myself juggling.
