On 2/7/20 3:23 PM, Douglas R. Reno wrote:
On 2/6/20 1:05 PM, Tom Willhite wrote:
Just a heads up FYI. I failed to build latest systemd-svn using a 1
month old tools tball by hand. Systemd-244 ninja got to machinectl
and errored out. So I fired up a jhalfs build using latest svn
version of it and that built ok but upon first boot I get ncsd
systemd service not starting. Obviously the book needs some mods.
I can create a /var/run/ncsd and start the service but it isn't
enough to make it function. Anything network related is broke like
ssh and resolved. I won't clutter up this post with exact errors
because you will run into it all soon and see it yourselves. New
toolchain stuff....gotta expect some of this I suppose. Archetech
Hi Archetech,
I wanted to let you know that I've begun looking into this (I'm
running jhalfs on my 32-bit and 64-bit systems because one of them
could be affected by a time_t bug, and the other one is likely to have
the glibc problems that you're reporting).
This will be my first system with glibc-2.31, so I'll likely have to
run through a portion of BLFS to test the patch with glibc-2.31 as
well (I might do this on my 32-bit machine because it takes longer to
build than anything else, and I like to start that one ahead of
package freeze anyway).
From the v244-stable repository, it looks like systemd may need fixes
for BTRFS/LVM2 filesystems, as well as some patches for libcap-2.29+
(can someone check on that please? libcap-2.29+, linux-5.5, and
glibc-2.31 seems to be causing problems for at least hwdb if not udev
itself based off what I've seen in the systemd stable repository).
The PolicyKit security vulnerability is also fixed in the stable
repository as well, so I'll backport that too.
Thank you for reporting,
- Doug
I tried reinstalling systemd per the blfs book and it makes no
improvement. The build errors right after it processes udev.pc and
gives eof being off. Got any ideas on how to repair?
I tested the toolchain and it seems ok.
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