<apache8080>
I am getting `undefined reference to `__stack_chk_guard'` when building a bootloader. I am using aarch64-gcc and I am also using the pkgsCross.aarch64-multiplatform
<apache8080>
has anyone seen something like this?
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<Ke>
apache8080: in terms of functions that compiler emits and does not provide, I have seen that on linux
<Ke>
but unless it's something bizarre, you need to disable stack protector or provide the implementation for that function
<Ke>
gcc might have some unhosted runtimes that do
<Ke>
if you are not doing secure/measured boot, disable is probably saner solution
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<Ke>
do we have stats on hydra diff between aarch64 and x86-64?
<Ke>
like succes rates
<Ke>
I guess most informative visualization for me would be to plot age of last succesful build x vs a
<Ke>
yes that's a lot of triangles, but probably best for eyes
<gchristensen>
I can provide data dumps or a psql connection, whatever would be useful to answer that question
<Ke>
maybe percentage of succesful builds of all builds
<Ke>
is there some other useful quantitative metric apart from that?
<Ke>
at least for me the question would be, whether some minor package would stall otherwise working builds for me
<Ke>
especially by minor I mean something peripheral that does not apply to myself or quantitative myself ie. other people
<Ke>
I guess there is the broken label that excludes thigns from channel, there maybe should be arch specific variant of it?
<Ke>
or am I just imagining a problem that is not quantitatively real
<Ke>
I don't 100% know, how channels work
<andi->
Ke: why is the difference interesting?
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<andi->
Outside of pure curiosity
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<andi->
I would expect steam to break on aarch64 yet not to be required for anything on the platfomr.
<andi->
Same for many of the packages that are just patchelf'ed
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<Ke>
maybe I missunderstood something, I believe the whole point is to add the difference, which would make it sane to quantify, what the difference is
<Ke>
/etc/tuxnix/nixpkgs/pkgs/servers/openafs/1.8/module.nix: broken = versionOlder kernel.version "3.18" || kernel.isHardened; I guess broken is just nix expression and can be conditional to arch
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<andi->
What happened to @NixOS/aarch64-maintainers? I see it in RFC46 but it doesn't appear to ever have manifested after the RFC has been accepted.
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<vikanezrimaya>
I can't see the backlog here, so in case this wasn't posted here before, I wrote an RFC to promote `aarch64-linux` to a fully supported platform! rfcs#87