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coreutils: reenable statx() support on glibc #20569

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Commit 9cd29dc had disabled statx support detection due to xbps
testing issues on travis with older kernels lacking statx support.

Reenable this, as after xbps commit a3a103a1 we are now running on a
newer travis environment with kernels recent enough to support this
syscall.

Commit 9cd29dc had disabled statx support detection due to xbps
testing issues on travis with older kernels lacking statx support.

Reenable this, as after xbps commit a3a103a1 we are now running on a
newer travis environment with kernels recent enough to support this
syscall.
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probably NOMERGE until the issues in #20556 are resolved.

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pullmoll commented Apr 2, 2020

I'll take this PR and try to create a coreutils-legacy package in one go.

pullmoll added a commit to pullmoll/void-packages that referenced this pull request Apr 2, 2020
Also create a coreutils-legacy package for use on old kernels (<= 4.19)
which does not try to use statx(2).

Supersedes: void-linux#20569
pullmoll added a commit to pullmoll/void-packages that referenced this pull request Apr 2, 2020
Also create a coreutils-legacy package for use on old kernels (< 4.11)
which does not try to use statx(2).

Supersedes: void-linux#20569
@xtraeme xtraeme merged commit 0010d6d into void-linux:master Apr 2, 2020
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