yeh the logs aren't up to date ... something was changed with the Haiku hosting site and I'm just waiting on a new password to access it.
As for the image builds, they haven't been building due to some issue with the current code. I think it was USB from memory. I looked at the logs the other day.
yeh the logs aren't up to date ... something was changed with the Haiku hosting site and I'm just waiting on a new password to access it.
As for the image builds, they haven't been building due to some issue with the current code. I think it was USB from memory. I looked at the logs the other day.
Hope to have it up in the next day or 2.
I believe the new netstack stuff broke the build for me - but it should still work if you delete the whole generated folder and start fresh (I hope) - does your build script remove the entire "generated" folder before building?
...skipped libnetwork.so for lack of <libnetwork_dns>dns_irs.o...
...skipped <HaikuImage>haiku.image-copy-files-dummy-beos/system/lib for lack of libnetwork.so...
I tried wiping my source tree and getting the source fresh but that didn't fix it. I wonder how schmidp.com are still building their copies ... :oops:
...skipped libnetwork.so for lack of <libnetwork_dns>dns_irs.o...
...skipped <HaikuImage>haiku.image-copy-files-dummy-beos/system/lib for lack of libnetwork.so...
I tried wiping my source tree and getting the source fresh but that didn't fix it. I wonder how schmidp.com are still building their copies ... :oops:
You've not updated gcc, have you? You -need- the one off BeBits now or else the net stack won't build
yeh I went to update the box last night but I couldn't get on the net ... I think my NIC is borked. I've grabbed a new one today, so I'll install that tonight.
hrmmm ... it's not looking good ... when the Build factory runs it's Haiku script now with the newer gcc ... it crashes and brings up the BeOS debug window :(
hrmmm ... it's not looking good ... when the Build factory runs it's Haiku script now with the newer gcc ... it crashes and brings up the BeOS debug window :(
Are you running the last jam as well? jam -v should output this:
Jam 2.5-haiku-20060813. OS=BEOS. Copyright 1993-2002 Christopher Seiwald.
Although I wouldn't think this would cause the debug window.
yeh I'll check that as well ... I got my fiance to switch the machine off earlier and I'm doing a "svn cleanup" on it atm ... when that's done I'll look into at jam.
I do apologize for the delay in getting this fixed ... but believe me, I want it working again ASAP.
well that machine was still building Haiku a day later ... indicating that something was wrong with it.
So, back to the factory box, I got a new HD for it and spent about an hour last night reinstalling BeOS, its patches and all the goodness for building Haiku. I then left the machine to check out the entire source ...
Unfortunately, it stopped getting the source about an hour after I went to bed and tried to build with that and of course, failed. So, this morning I fired off a "svn update" and got the rest of the source.
It has now successfully built Haiku and I'm currently (manually atm) uploading the Haiku image to my site and HaikuHost.com -- thank for bearing with me on this. 8)
Comments
Build Factory - Currently Offline
In case no one noticed, yep it's back up ... sorry I didn't post earlier ... I was out of action myself at home with the flu. :x
Build Factory - Currently Offline
I noticed. :P
it is down again
Last build was 08-05-2006.... :?:
Build Factory - Currently Offline
yeh the logs aren't up to date ... something was changed with the Haiku hosting site and I'm just waiting on a new password to access it.
As for the image builds, they haven't been building due to some issue with the current code. I think it was USB from memory. I looked at the logs the other day.
Hope to have it up in the next day or 2.
Build Factory - Currently Offline
I believe the new netstack stuff broke the build for me - but it should still work if you delete the whole generated folder and start fresh (I hope) - does your build script remove the entire "generated" folder before building?
Build Factory - Currently Offline
Ah yeh ... appears to be the new netstack ...
I tried wiping my source tree and getting the source fresh but that didn't fix it. I wonder how schmidp.com are still building their copies ... :oops:
Build Factory - Currently Offline
You've not updated gcc, have you? You -need- the one off BeBits now or else the net stack won't build
Build Factory - Currently Offline
Yes, MYOB is correct - in order to fix all my build problems, I needed the 060710 version now:
http://bebits.com/app/4011
and also probably want the new jam from buildtools (it has a new spiffy jam version string even!)
Hopefully this thread will help others ;)
Build Factory - Currently Offline
sweet ...
yeh I went to update the box last night but I couldn't get on the net ... I think my NIC is borked. I've grabbed a new one today, so I'll install that tonight.
Build Factory - Currently Offline
hrmmm ... it's not looking good ... when the Build factory runs it's Haiku script now with the newer gcc ... it crashes and brings up the BeOS debug window :(
Build Factory - Currently Offline
Are you running the last jam as well? jam -v should output this:
Jam 2.5-haiku-20060813. OS=BEOS. Copyright 1993-2002 Christopher Seiwald.
Although I wouldn't think this would cause the debug window.
Build Factory - Currently Offline
yeh I'll check that as well ... I got my fiance to switch the machine off earlier and I'm doing a "svn cleanup" on it atm ... when that's done I'll look into at jam.
I do apologize for the delay in getting this fixed ... but believe me, I want it working again ASAP.
Build Factory - Currently Offline
okay the latest is I've now setup a new machine.
+ Setup the GCC
+ Downloaded the full source
+ Created the New Jam from buildtools (thanks urias!)
+ configure and jammin' right now ...
it's probably going to take some time ... but when it's done I'll upload HD image to the mirrors.
Build Factory - Currently Offline
well that machine was still building Haiku a day later ... indicating that something was wrong with it.
So, back to the factory box, I got a new HD for it and spent about an hour last night reinstalling BeOS, its patches and all the goodness for building Haiku. I then left the machine to check out the entire source ...
Unfortunately, it stopped getting the source about an hour after I went to bed and tried to build with that and of course, failed. So, this morning I fired off a "svn update" and got the rest of the source.
It has now successfully built Haiku and I'm currently (manually atm) uploading the Haiku image to my site and HaikuHost.com -- thank for bearing with me on this. 8)