James Mitchell
Dupe of #1786 fixed in #1842
@FienixEC It doesn't, I just re-arranged some things to change the timing of when the inventory is built. I'm noticing a lot of the problems with Nukkit are with packets...
Ran into the same issue with Debian on WSL1 while following this: https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/setting-up-docker-for-windows-and-wsl-to-work-flawlessly docker-compose -version was complaining that I needed WSL2. made sure to install docker-compose via pip3 *and* place...
I came here to report the same, and am glad I'm not the only one experiencing the issue. For a workaround, we discovered that using this specific version of leap-data-oraclelinux...
Some manual _hacks_ got it working but now I need to figure out how to get those hacks into the toolchain recipe itself. After much trial and error, the following...
@memsharded Oracle Linux 8.9 on WSL. I updated to Conan 2.2 with `pip3 install conan --update`, removed my symbolic link, and removed my toolchain recipe (to undo the other symbolic...
@memsharded I stole quite a bit from examples to create this: https://github.com/MitchellBot/conantest Build the armtoolchain and then from the `sum` directory run `conan create . -pr:b ../profiles/linux-x86_64-Debug.yml -pr:h ../profiles/linux-armv8-Debug.yml` The...
@fschoenm Wouldn't I want it set in the toolchain inside Conan's cache instead of my sysroot? The point is that qemu-aarch64 should be looking in the ~/.conan2 "armtoolchain" package directory...
@fschoenm So I don't actually have qemu installed, nor can I find anything that provides `ld-linux-aarch64.so.1` in yum or a `qemu-system-aarch64` or `qemu-aarch64` package for Oracle. But it doesn't seem...
Ok, I think I have it. In my test/CMakeLists.txt I conditionally look for whether it's an aarch64 build and then I change the --dynamic-linker of just the test executable to...