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Trouble installing on Fedora 26 #940
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This is looking a bit like the wrong version of libgit2 is being used. There should be a Could you attach the output of:
Thanks, |
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Can you run |
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Thanks. I'm not familiar with Fedora, but a quick search shows other applications have had this problem. Do you know if you have libcurl installed? If so, it may be a case of creating a symbolic link as suggested in
The libssl and libcrypto issues should be resolved by setting:
After you've resolved the above, can you run and provide the output of Thanks, |
Perhaps I have too old version of libcurl? |
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Sorry about that. Here is the
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Does it work after:
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First error disappeared. The rest was the same:
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Apart from the 'no version information' message, the rest is basically what we want to see (all the dependencies of libgit2 have been found). What happens if you try to run Pharo? |
I get the following output and then it terminates:
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I'm reposting this message here that I originally posted in my issue #967 because according to @girba this is the same issue.
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Thanks @inquisitiv3 |
Hi @rickardlindberg & @inquisitiv3 , There's obviously some differences between Fedora and Ubuntu that we need to take in to account - I'm on Ubuntu 18.04. I'll set up a Fedora 31 VM and step through the installation process and get back to you. Thanks, |
Hi @rickardlindberg & @inquisitiv3 , I've started to put together some additional help on getting Gtoolkit running on Fedora, see the attached draft PDF. Could I also ask you to run the attached script and send me back the resulting log file (renamed to .txt so github is happy to upload it). The script needs to be run from the Gtoolkit image directory and assumes that the VM is in the It's less than 100 lines, so should be straightforward to check that it isn't doing anything nasty. Thanks, |
My output:
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It seems that your glibc version is older than the version which was used to compile Skia. |
Hi @rickardlindberg , As @bjorn3 says, the version of glibc in Fedora 26 is too old for libSkia. We tried building it on an earlier version of glibc, but libSkia uses features from the newer glibc, so unfortunately you'll need to upgrade to the current Fedora release. We've successfully run Gtoolkit in Fedora 31, so hopefully you can continue there. I'll close this issue since it is specific to Fedora 26, but if you have any other questions, please let me know. Thanks! |
I'm trying to install GToolkit on my (old) Fedora 26 system.
Here is what I did:
It hangs there and nothing is shown on the screen.
I suspect it is because of the "External module not found".
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