On Tue, 2023-01-17 at 14:35 +0000, Jose Quaresma wrote: > No, I don't have libgcc installed on my build container and this is > the main reason. > I know that we now need the libgcc on the build host and this can > satisfied in two different ways: > > 1 - installing the libgcc on the build host
This is the correct thing to do here. > 2 - using the unative > > For now I will use the [1] because I don't use the uninative. > Maybe the documentation needs to be updated adding the libgcc > as a requirement of bitbake. To be clear, this is a distro python dependency problem. python is needing libgcc but is missing a dependency, that is the real issue. We can document it as a known problem and something to install but we should be clear it is required by python. > > No, I am not using the buildtools nor the uninative. > My build container is ubuntu 20.04 based and dont have libgcc. > This is not the first time I see this error in the last few weeks > but I'll go install libgcc and it should fix my issue, if not i will > come back. Sounds good. We should add libgcc to the list of packages to ensure are installed in the docs. Patches for that would be very welcome. Cheers, Richard
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