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Jagge

Member Since 14 Nov 2019
Offline Last Active 17 Jan 2022 06:04
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In Topic: Compile Git for enigma2

22 November 2019 - 06:09

But that's the thing, I did remove the obsolete patch like I mentioned in my first post. It did not help, the OpenSSL version issue surfaced. It was fixed by changing the openSSL version I should think.


In Topic: Compile Git for enigma2

18 November 2019 - 10:54

Thank you,

 

All I need to do now is understand what you did. By checking the git logs it seems that you only updated openssl to a version 1.0.2r and fixed some dependencies inside and removed the obsolete patch from git recipe which I also had to remove when I built git. What I now don't understand is how this operation magically fixed the git when I rebuilt it? Was the previous openssl 1.0.2q version somehow broken or what? I sure would appreciate explanation please?


In Topic: Compile Git for enigma2

15 November 2019 - 08:36

I think I have 6. something, But I checked out development branch which probably is bleeding edge. None the less, these should be irrelevant now since all git requirements should be met. So either the requirement is wrong and git 2.11.1 requires exactly openssl 1.0.2d (and not >=1.0.2k as is in the packages) or openssl 1.0.2q is not in fact q version but g version (which is still greater than d). I'm not familiar what that grep /usr/lib/libssl.so.1.0.2 should return, currently it is returning OPENSSL_1.0.2g amongst others whereas opgk list-installed shows that openssl 1.0.2q is installed. I don't know if this is normal? Anyway, I also tried uninstalling openssl 1.0.2q package and installed openssl 1.0.2k (and all its requirements) from the develop branch, i.e. same branch I installed git from in hopes that those would satisfy the gits needs, but the error remains the same, git wants to find OPENSSL 1.0.2d and nothing else I guess.

I try to get understanding what is going on, by installing new packages I learn nothing, but if somebody can point me to right direction, then I'm one stop closer to becoming jedi master :)


In Topic: Compile Git for enigma2

14 November 2019 - 14:53

Ah, you mean keep the python files on the pc and mount the pc on the target. I still wouldn't have git on the target tho and I want version control. I already lost many days worth of work because I didn't use version control :( Don't  want to repeat the mistake again.


In Topic: Compile Git for enigma2

14 November 2019 - 14:38

I don't have any compilers or such in the vu+duo2. It would have been easy to compile stuff on the target directly but since there are no tools for it in the current image...

 

Anyway this is also path to learning since I'm not very familiar with bitbake yet.