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Hi, i tried to compile Palemoon-32.4.1 on slackwarearm-15.0 (Sarpi version, kernel 6.1.58) without success. I upgraded libnotify to v0.8.3 without result.. Here's the report:
Code:
libgfx_skia.a.desc
72:02.52 gmake[3]: *** [/tmp/Pale-Moon-32.4.1_Release/platform/config/recurse.mk:33: compile] Error 2
72:02.52 gmake[2]: *** [/tmp/Pale-Moon-32.4.1_Release/platform/config/rules.mk:493: default] Error 2
72:02.52 gmake[1]: *** [/tmp/Pale-Moon-32.4.1_Release/client.mk:406: realbuild] Error 2
72:02.52 gmake: *** [client.mk:164: build] Error 2
72:02.54 695 compiler warnings present.
72:02.87 Failed to parse ccache stats output: Summary:
72:02.96 Notification center failed: The name org.freedesktop.Notifications was not provided by any .service files
Can't find any clues on google BUT on aarch64 (slackwareaarch64-current, traditional way, not Sarpi method), compilation is OK!
Well what are your thoughts?
I just recently looked at this for someone and tried the build on 15.0 x86 32/64 bit and aarch64-current. The only one I didn't test is 32bit ARM... but you can try my hacked script https://slackware.lngn.net/pub/stagi...on-test.tar.xz and see if you get anywhere.
I vaguely recall seeing that error once, but no idea what I did to rectify it, but this script does work on everything but 32bit ARM is untested, so it should work for you there. Possibly. Your mileage may vary.
I tried your patch glib-c-arc4random.c.patch but it didn't help..
The patch is from the SlackBuild on SBo, it's not something I added. Not sure how you've edited the script, but you do need to remove the sse2 optimizations on ARM or it will fail. Outside of that, there isn't really anything special I've done to get the package to finish. I'd try building with DEBUG turned off, and since I see a ccache error in your previous post, possibly either clean/clear ccache or try building without as well.
but you do need to remove the sse2 optimizations on ARM or it will fail. Outside of that, there isn't really anything special I've done to get the package to finish. I'd try building with DEBUG turned off, and since I see a ccache error in your previous post, possibly either clean/clear ccache or try building without as well.
I already disabled sse2 optimizations in the SB (did it on aarch64-current). Now i'm testing surf (as suggested by Didier) and *all* is fine Compiled all dependencies: dmenu, webkit2gtk (this guy require many hours to compile on a rpi4b!!), unifdef, wpebackend-fdo, libwpe, bubblewrap, geoclue2, xdg-dbus-proxy), all grabed from SB.org .. Oups, i cant attach a screenshot
I already disabled sse2 optimizations in the SB (did it on aarch64-current). Now i'm testing surf (as suggested by Didier) and *all* is fine Compiled all dependencies: dmenu, webkit2gtk (this guy require many hours to compile on a rpi4b!!), unifdef, wpebackend-fdo, libwpe, bubblewrap, geoclue2, xdg-dbus-proxy), all grabed from SB.org .. Oups, i cant attach a screenshot
ya, webkit2gtk is a fun one. I've built surf on current and wasn't impressed, it's too bare-bones for me. A nice browser if you haven't tried it is qutebrowser. It builds fast, even on ARM. The latest release (3.0.2) can use qt6-webkit but we only have the old qt5 on slackware yet, but it's functional at least. Reminds me, I need to get qt6 going on aarch64 some day. Anyway, give qutebrowser a try, it's kb-based, has tabs, bookmarks, adblock, all the fixins.
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