On 26/03/11 08:09, Allan McRae wrote:

Hi,

FYI, I rebuilt the entire [core] repo to check if everything currently builds as is. I got the following build failures:

FAIL: coreutils FAIL: crda FAIL: flex FAIL: gcc FAIL: grub FAIL: ndiswrapper FAIL: udev FAIL: vi

This was all done by rebuilding <pkg>/repos/core-{x86_64,any} with extra-x86_64-build. So that explains the grub failure... Seven failures out of 175 packages is not bad!

I will rebuild the rest with logging to look for the actual issues and file bug reports as necessary.

Here are the causes: FAIL: coreutils - test suite failures due to btrfs on alderaan FAIL: crda - due to python2 transistion - has been fixed on trunk FAIL: flex - can not replicate - makeflags issue? FAIL: gcc - source download timeout... FAIL: ndiswrapper - patch: **** Can't open patch file /build/kernel-2.6.35.patch : No such file or directory - due to using $startdir instead of $srcdir FAIL: udev - /build/PKGBUILD: line 109: cd: /build/src/udev-compat-166: No such file or directory - due to now $pkgname being the actual package name in package_*() functions FAIL: vi - due to "force" not being an accepted option anymore Allan