Error 1 and Error 127 on Build (make bootstrap needed prior of building anything else) #1126
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@grawawa23 This is weird looking at the certificate of coreboot.org which is valid for a while and haven't change also for a while... There is no reason using debian-10 anymore since even CircleCI is based on debian-11. Will try to check this...
EDIT: debian-10 comes with proper version of make and gawk which is why those packages are not locally built. |
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Hey tlaurion, I will post the code below (I executed make BOARD=xxx a second time after the first build, still same error but now everything is much faster, the code below is from the second time), the os is in german, I hope it still makes sense. I have tried building on Debian 11 bullseye, the latest stable release, a few days ago, didn't work. I really appreciate any help and comments 😃 Thanks in advance! |
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I installed Debian 11 Bullseye. System Clock is correct by the way. I am at a loss. Does any one have an idea? Thanks again! |
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@grawawa23 Shows more details? |
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apt update Depending of the board configuration you want to build |
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/root/heads/build/log/gawk.log shows: Creating the directory hasn't helped, then it just says .... make: Is a directory I ran the commands above, still no luck 😞 |
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Please rm ./packages/* and try again. |
Didn't work, sorry, still Error 127, gawk log is the same |
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rm -rf ./build/* ./packages/* and try again? |
Nope same error I'm afraid, and same log info |
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rm -rf ./build/* ./packages/* Seriously I'm confused here. CircleCI is building bootstrap first separately, but all my local builds made from clean checkout worked on debian-11. If that doesn't work I will have to retest Monday but what I extracted from CircleCI before is basically supposed to work on a clean checkout from master: apt update |
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Seems like bootstrap is currently needed. Will fix that. For now Trace: |
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It worked! Thank you so much, without your help i'd never figured it out! |
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…and gawk are not found in expected 4.2.1 versions. This will be the case on debian-11 and other newer OSes. Fixes a bug where "make BOARD=xyz bootstrap" was needed prior of being able to build anything else otherwise HEADS_GAWK was expecting HEADS_MAKE to be built already, which was not the case. (fixes linuxboot#1126) As of now, I do not see any OS make/gawk being used anymore. All modules except coreboot (which uses coreboot buildstack), including musl-cross-make, are being built with local make and local gawk. Improves linuxboot#936 (comment) which showed that local make (/usb/bin/make, /usr/local/bin/make, /usr/sbin/make, /usr/local/sbin/make and /usr/bin/gawk were called locally. To redo)
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…gawk locally built in expected 4.2.1 versions. This applies to debian-11 and other newer OSes. Fixes a bug where "make BOARD=xyz bootstrap" was needed prior of being able to build anything else otherwise HEADS_GAWK was expecting HEADS_MAKE to be built already, which was not the case. (fixes linuxboot#1126) As of now, I do not see any OS make/gawk being used anymore. All modules except coreboot (which uses coreboot buildstack), including musl-cross-make, are being built with local make and local gawk. Improves linuxboot#936 (comment) which showed that local make (/usb/bin/make, /usr/local/bin/make, /usr/sbin/make, /usr/local/sbin/make and /usr/bin/gawk were called locally. To redo)
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…pected version. Maximized boards: have rom hashes outputted under hashes.txt. Still not clear why the Makefile "all" target is not doing that for each target. - Fixes a bug where "make BOARD=xyz bootstrap" was needed prior of being able to build anything else otherwise HEADS_GAWK was expecting HEADS_MAKE to be built already, which was not the case. (fixes linuxboot#1126) - As of now, I do not see any OS make/gawk being used anymore. All modules except coreboot (which uses coreboot buildstack), including musl-cross-make, are being built with local make and local gawk. Improves linuxboot#936 (comment) which showed that local make (/usb/bin/make, /usr/local/bin/make, /usr/sbin/make, /usr/local/sbin/make and /usr/bin/gawk were called locally. To redo)
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Hello everyone,
I am trying to build x230-maximized Board on Debian 10.4.0.
I have installed all the extra required packages.
Right at the start of building I get error 1, The certificate of coreboot.org cannot be trusted, the certificate is invalid.
I have already failed building on Debian 9 (had the wrong gawk and make versions), but this is a new error for me.
I have even tried and downloaded the coreboot-blob file with --no-certificate-check and put it in heads/packages
but the installer still gives out the same error.
I have also updated ca-certificates package on debian, but still no luck.
Any ideas of what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks in advance for your help!
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