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ros setup fails on Ubuntu 18.04 #351
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hmm not clear... would you show me what is printed when
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I was able to reproduce in a VirtualBox VM using the Ubuntu 18.04 LTS alternative server ISO (not sure if that's relevant but it's what I used). Basically I just installed, updated all installed packages, rebooted, and ran the series of commands described in my initial post (except I used the -v -v flags). Here's the output from the command you asked: Something of note is that sbcl-bin.version is screwed up - in the file above it contains some non-printable ASCII characters. |
hmm. |
Have you tried? apt-get install libev-dev |
I meet this behavior too. It's not trouble for my ordinary uses but it's trouble on building executable binary in docker container... This is result of
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I don't have idea how to reproduce. |
Ran into this again, this time in a Docker image using the I've created a branch named For what it's worth, the digest for the |
@tcw Installing |
i get the same error uname -a |
well, after a reboot, the error disappeared... |
Hi, I hit same problem in Docker ( I suspecting version difference of |
Ran into this as well. Solution for me was as simple as ending my terminal session, starting a new one, and re-running |
@windymelt could you share docker file? |
@windymelt Thank you! I was experiencing this exact problem using the Docker-based CI pipeline in GitLab. Switching to |
Problem reproduction: FROM debian:buster
# almost same as https://github.com/roswell/roswell/wiki/Installation#building-from-source
RUN apt-get -y update && apt-get -y install git build-essential automake libcurl4-openssl-dev
RUN git clone -b release https://github.com/roswell/roswell.git && cd roswell && sh bootstrap && ./configure && make && make install
RUN ros setup You can erase problem using |
@windymelt confirmed thank you. hmmm. |
fixed with 20.01.14.104 |
Are you able to say what the cause of the bug was, and roughly what the fix involved? Since Ubuntu 18.04 still seems to be having issues. |
Note that this is a different problem than that described in the other "ros setup fails on ubuntu 18.04" issue.
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How to reproduce the issue
Expected behavior
Setup should succeed.
Actual result
Interestingly, ros seems to run mostly OK after this, but I've encountered issues when using it to run the ACL2 theorem prover on top of it. Particularly, there seems to be an issue with performing a garbage collection before saving an image:
This GC error does not occur when using the distribution-provided SBCL package (version
SBCL 1.4.5.debian
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