05:06 <FesterJester> Trying to compile 9.2.3 from source, but I am failing at 023/251 cmake:host. Anyone have ideas?

06:36 <chewitt> FesterJester what distro are you compiling on?

06:38 <FesterJester> Debian 10

06:38 <FesterJester> OOps, I mean Ubuntu 20.04

06:47 <chewitt> clean build?

06:48 <FesterJester> Yes

06:48 <chewitt> odd

06:49 <FesterJester> Clean Ubuntu 20.04 install and followed the directions here https://wiki.libreelec.tv/compile

06:50 <FesterJester> I did have to remove the packages for libretro. They would not download the correct files for some reason, but I don't plan to do any emulation. Least not right now.

06:52 <FesterJester> And compile command I am running is "PROJECT=Rockchip DEVICE=RK3399 ARCH=arm UBOOT_SYSTEM=nanopi-m4 IMAGE_SUFFIX=nanopi_m4 make image"

07:22 <FesterJester> looking at cmake_bootstrap.log suggests this failed

07:22 <FesterJester> LibreELEC.tv/build.LibreELEC-RK3399.arm-9.2-devel/toolchain/bin/host-g++

07:23 <FesterJester> Something about 'environ' was not declared

08:04 <chewitt> I'm still using 18.04, but i'll start a build running and see what happens

08:05 <chewitt> https://build.libreelec.net suggests there's no general problem

08:05 <chewitt> but the build servers are probably running 18.04 still too

08:17 <FesterJester> Hmm...Maybe I will try building on 18.04. See what happens.

08:20 <FesterJester> chewitt: You normally on here? It will take me a while to build my 18.04 and setup build environment, crappy internet.

08:22 <chewitt> I'm usually connected, but not always around .. i'm busy with job stuff in GMT+4 working hours

08:27 <FesterJester> chewitt: I will try to connect back and let you know what I find out. Or find out what you find out. :D

10:02 <FesterJester> chewitt: Guess rebuild on 18.04 didn't go a slow as I expected. However, looks like I have the same compile problem as before. I am calling it quits for a while. Will be back online later.

10:03 <chewitt> so

10:03 <chewitt> I had a build failure in u-boot

10:03 <chewitt> but this was resolved by removing the UBOOT_SYSTEM and IMAGE_SUFFIX bits

10:04 <chewitt> after this, I have all RK3399 images built

10:04 <chewitt> I was on a conference call so didn't look at why it failed earlier

10:04 <chewitt> but looking now

10:04 <chewitt> https://github.com/LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv/blob/libreelec-9.2/scripts/uboot_helper#L45

10:04 <chewitt> clearly shows no "nanopi-m4" device in 9.2 branch, so that explains

10:05 <chewitt> it only exists in master branch

10:05 <FesterJester> Hmm...OK. So I am trying to compile something that is not really there yet>

10:05 <FesterJester> Oh, I need to build current master, not 9.2.3

10:06 <FesterJester> ?

10:06 <chewitt> not sure why you need the IMAGE_SUFFIX btw, this doesn't do anything in the image, only the filename

10:06 <chewitt> but otherwise yes, build master

10:07 <FesterJester> Ok, will try that next.

10:07 <chewitt> I can't speak about what the resulting image is like .. both the RK3399 devices I have are gathering dust in a box somewhere

10:07 <chewitt> but at least the device exists

10:07 <chewitt> that's usually a good start :)

10:07 <FesterJester> I am trying to build for a NanoPi M4 V1

10:08 <chewitt> yeah, the name doesn't meaning anything to me :)

10:08 <FesterJester> I did not find any premade images for it, so here I am diving in head first

10:09 <chewitt> https://test.libreelec.tv/LibreELEC-RK3399.arm-9.80-nightly-20200712-1d59475-nanopi-m4.img.gz

10:09 <chewitt> ^ latest nightly image from https://test.librelec.tv

10:10 <FesterJester> I did not run across this in my searching. Thank you. Still, dove in this far, now I am committed to getting this to build.

10:14 <FesterJester> chewitt: Thank you very much for your help so far. I hope to have better results to speak of next time I log on.

10:14 <chewitt> np .. enjoy :)

10:16 <FesterJester> Until then, the sun is rising and I am falling (asleep that is)