<rennj>
Agilent Technologies, Inc. is an American company with global headquarters is located in Santa Clara, California. Agilent was established in 1999 as a spin-off from Hewlett-Packard. The resulting IPO of Agilent stock was the largest in the history of Silicon Valley at the time
<rennj>
not like ATT lucent spin off...failed plan9/inferno
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<rennj>
From 1999 to 2014, the company produced optics (LED, Laser), semiconductors, EDA software and test and measurement equipment for electronics; that division was spun off to form Keysight.
<rennj>
yeah keysight now...bah...
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<rennj>
back when hp and sun know for being engineering companies
<rennj>
back when hp and sun known for being engineering companies
<rennj>
prior to agilent or lucent
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<rennj>
Desktop GPU Sales Hit 20-Year Low bah
<rennj>
after the crypto mining foo during covid...
<rennj>
cry me a river
<rennj>
when people got price gouged
<rennj>
score me 8core/16thread laptop with 32GB or 64GB ram...of course amd based...fuck intel
<rennj>
yeah i see purchase soon...timing may be right
<rennj>
and samsung is going go cheap on ssd prices again
<rennj>
flood the market with cheap ssd drives...w00t...8core/16threads 64GB and 1TB m.2/pciE ssd not sata...
<rennj>
pciE nvram ssd has lest commands then sata ssd...
<rennj>
besides the faster bus/signal choices
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<rennj>
model name : AMD A10-8700P Radeon R6, 10 Compute Cores 4C+6G
<rennj>
ill try it out perhaps on baremetal of shits and giggles
<rennj>
meanwhile i got m$ or linux for optimal driver foo
<rennj>
ill go with linux.. over m$ ...ill go with haiku over m$
<rennj>
ill go with pen and paper over m$ telemetry
<rennj>
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<Begasus>
HNY peeps!
<AlienSoldier>
happy hapiness! Time to reboot to test that Radeon driver.
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<netpositive>
happy new year!
<Begasus>
HNY netpositive !
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<AlienSoldier>
... driver is not kicking in for me, i'm still in VESAland
<AlienSoldier>
perhaps this have to do to needing a ID number enabled in the driver.
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<AlienSoldier>
here are the pci data for my card if cocobean can read this
<AlienSoldier>
device/type0x3
<AlienSoldier>
device/subtype0x0
<AlienSoldier>
device/interface0x0
<AlienSoldier>
device/vendor0x1002
<AlienSoldier>
device/id0x9830
<Begasus>
on 32bit AlienSoldier ?
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<OscarL>
People trying RadeonGfx on 32 bits already? I guess kids these days don't read ALL the IRC logs... sigh.. :-P
<rennj>
it says 64bit in the name
<rennj>
radeongfx-1.0.0-1-x86_64.hpkg
<OscarL>
Last link from cocobean: radeongfx_x86-1.0.0-1-x86_gcc2.hpkg
<rennj>
oh heh
<rennj>
32bit gcc2
<OscarL>
For the record... RadeonGfx on 32 bits needs a bug fix on Haiku that is not merged in yet. (and that's assuming I got that one right :-D)
<Begasus>
HNY OscarL rennj
<rennj>
-rw-r--r-- 1 user1 users 1326785 Dec 31 14:52 radeongfx-1.0.0-1-x86_64.hpkg
<rennj>
-rw-r--r-- 1 user1 users 2449435 Dec 31 23:27 radeongfx_x86-1.0.0-1-x86_gcc2.hpkg
<rennj>
merry fishmas !!!
<OscarL>
Good year to you to Begasus, long time no read :-D
<Begasus>
for the 32bit there is a way around that ticket OscarL , but still ended up in an error here yesterday
<rennj>
when i hear the fan spinning full tilt ill know i boot haiku!
<OscarL>
Begasus: not talking about the BBitmap one... but the problem with the poke driver :-D
<Begasus>
ah, that one :)
<OscarL>
Seems not even old timers read ALL the logs! :-P
<Begasus>
I was around remember :P
* Sark
pokes the driver
<raymondmendoza>
Dang it. I was thinking of installing Haiku on my elderly Inspiron. But, it has an old ATI card.
<Begasus>
hey I'm getting a bit older here you know!
<Begasus>
there is still VESA raymondmendoza
<vdamewood>
raymondmendoza: It's sold the card is branded ATI?
<vdamewood>
so old*
<OscarL>
AlienSoldier: if your card (0x9830) is a Radeon HD 8400... it is not supported by either RadeonGfx (nor radeon_hd originally)
<Sark>
I mean, I have Haiku installed on a machine with an older ATI card - I have no idea what driver it's using but it works well and I can get like 400fps in glteapot.
<raymondmendoza>
I can't remember which card it is, but it's something from 2005.
<OscarL>
Sark: nice to see you around.... I was meaning to ask you...
<vdamewood>
raymondmendoza: Wow, that *is* old.
<Sark>
Meow?
<OscarL>
what are you trying to use pycryptodome with? As in... it is a dependency of what else you're trying to use?
<OscarL>
(just to have an idea of what's used for... and to have something to test it with, if my packaging attempts ends up being succesfull)
<Sark>
I wrote a program to load code into an ancient NABU computer from the 80's. The pak files it uses are encrypted with DES. The decryption uses the Crypto library that's part of pycryptodome, which won't install on Haiku because it crashes with that EINVAL thing.
<OscarL>
ah... in that case... have you tried with "pycrypto" instead? as in... "pkgman install pycrypto_python39"
<Sark>
Also, recently I tried to install spotdl (spotify music downloader) but that needs pycrytodomex, which hits the exact same error, I don't know what the difference between pycryptodome and pycryptodomex is.
<rennj>
listdev in cli!!!!!says what or gui application--->devices should have video info
<Sark>
pycrypto won't work because it lacks the padding function that's part of pycryptodome
<rennj>
right under : Display Controller
<Sark>
pycrypto seems to be very old and also dead.
<OscarL>
I see. Ok. Just mentioning as a possible stop-gap untill we get pycryptodome working :-)
<Begasus>
seems to depend on libtomcrypt
<raymondmendoza>
rennj: It currently has an very old install of Fedora, and is sitting in the closet. I thought about bringing it back from the dead.
<OscarL>
Begasus: I'll use the pycrypto recipe as a base for pycryptodome. It has some weird issue when trying to compile it, but disabling SSE2 instructions might be enough to get it working (albeit slower, of course).
<Begasus>
OscarL, there is a wheel package that you could use also? :)
<rennj>
On the left side of the window, you see a representation of your screen with the manufacturer and model it reports and its resolution in dots per inch (dpi). It also shows the name of graphics card if it's supported by a driver. Otherwise it says "VESA", the quick fallback solution that works with pretty much every hardware.
<Sark>
The wheel package breaks horribly, then it falls back to the other package... which also fails horribly.
<rennj>
Sark, like i said "listdev" cli i.e. terminal or use the gui
<Begasus>
ok, strike that :)
<rennj>
you will know if you in vesa mode
<OscarL>
Sark: wheel works, but you need to use the one from pkgman, not the one from pip.
<Sark>
Oh, I dunno. Don't really care, the pycryptodome thing actually affects me, I don't know how the video is being rendered.
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<Sark>
Devices reports the drive used for the video card as "unknown",so VESA maybe?
<raymondmendoza>
OscarL: I'll try it another day. Thank you!
<AlienSoldier>
OscarL indeed not working but at least it did not trow me in KDL.
<rennj>
vendor id / pci id
<rennj>
it helps knowing your hardware
<AlienSoldier>
OscarL do you know what is the default haiku driver stance for video card with multiple output. I currently use DVI for monitor and VGA for my TV. On R5 i was only able to have Svideo output one one of my card with VESA and not with the native driver.
<rennj>
lscpi on linux anyway...whould show this like listdev on haiku
<OscarL>
Sark: for the record, and from what I've just learned: pycryptodome is a "drop-in" replacement for pycrypto (you can't have both installed at the same time as system packages, for example), while pycryotodomex is basically the same... but under a different name as to not cause conflicts.
<rennj>
15AD:0405
<OscarL>
AlienSoldier: can only speak from how it works with my hardware: no multimonitor support with either of VESA, radeon_hd, or intel_extreme, drivers.
<OscarL>
my old Atom N450 based netbook can use an external VGA connected monitor (if connected before boot), but the built-in screen then shows pure garbage.
<rennj>
yeah intel wired it for shit
<rennj>
blame intel
<AlienSoldier>
OscarL ok, here with the kabini i have DVI and VGA at the same time (i don't care if it only show the main desktop on both). I hope this get replicated on native driver.
<rennj>
baremetal vs vm is like 10% if that
<OscarL>
AlienSoldier: you should ask kallisti5[m] about all things involving the radeon_hd driver (IIRC).
<rennj>
run the optimal drivers for your hardware get the TCO/ROI on investment
<Sark>
OscarL: I tried installing pycrypto but with that it wouldn't work because it complained about the padding functionality not being there.
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<Sark>
It's intended to use pycryptodome
<OscarL>
Understood. Will do my best to get something working, Sark.
<Sark>
That would be awesome if you could figure out why it won't work.
<Sark>
Between my code for the NABU and then also failed attempt at installing spotdl, the lack of pycryptodome(or pycrypodomex)is something that affects a lot of stuff
<rennj>
w00t! 2023
<rennj>
made it..
<OscarL>
I don't really understand the underlying issue (above my "paid-grade")... but that SSE2-disabling workaround might just work well enough in the meantime :-D
<rennj>
spectre/meltdown disabling hyper threading is big performance hit
<OscarL>
(pulling from the wrong remote, no wonder I wasn't getting any updates... too 5 AM still, I guess)
<rennj>
Disabling hyperthreading eliminates the risk in current CPUs; meanwhile, Intel is designing new CPUs that will not be vulnerable to the current attacks.
<rennj>
yeah ...
<rennj>
your 2core intel i5 is now 2core/2threads
<rennj>
and not 2core/4threads smt2
<rennj>
ibm and sparc has smt4/8 foo...
<rennj>
4threads per core
<rennj>
or 8threads
<rennj>
sparc t1 was like 128cores/128threads and thats 20 years ago
<Begasus>
# make sure we're unbundling it correctly
<Begasus>
rm -r src/libtom || die
<OscarL>
still didn't got to that one.
<OscarL>
that gentoo patch is making sure it uses the system-wide and not that included version, right?
<Begasus>
tried it here but didn't get pass the EINVAL error :)
<Begasus>
yep
<OscarL>
adding "#include <OS.h>" on top of src/ghash_clmul.c will get rid of that EINVAL error.
<Begasus>
doesn't solve the new errors I see
<Begasus>
it needs the new compiler, so it can't be "any" arch (just mentioning) :)
<OscarL>
64 bits only then, got it! :-P
<Begasus>
tsss ...
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<OscarL>
I have no idea where "ERR_NOT_ENOUGH_DATA" is supposed to come from.
<OscarL>
found the god damn thing... sigh...
<Begasus>
heh
<Begasus>
found another static library :P
<OscarL>
I think I want to kick some of pycryptodome developer in the teeth.
<Begasus>
whoops
<Begasus>
is it their fault or yours? ;)
<OscarL>
Theirs.
<Begasus>
patches welcome? /me ducks
<Sark>
I mean, you always need more data. Or more Worf. Depends on the episode.
<OscarL>
will revert everything... apply a change in a damn header guard... and confirm :-D
<OscarL>
The thing is... pycryptodome's src/errors.h has a header guard that it is THE SAME as Haiku's Errors.h one so.... the latter was never included.
<OscarL>
Changing "#ifndef _ERRORS_H" for "#ifndef _ERRORS_CRYPTODOME_H" solved all issues... well except my errors in the recipe :-P
<Begasus>
lol
<OscarL>
Now I want to kick C/C++ authors in the teeth and give pycryptodome's a break :-D
<Begasus_32>
grabbing libtomcrypt_x86-1.18.2-1-x86_gcc2.hpkg and moving it to /Opslag/haikuports/packages/libtomcrypt_x86-1.18.2-1-x86_gcc2.hpkg
<Begasus_32>
grabbing libtomcrypt_x86_devel-1.18.2-1-x86_gcc2.hpkg and moving it to /Opslag/haikuports/packages/libtomcrypt_x86_devel-1.18.2-1-x86_gcc2.hpkg
<Sark>
Woo! I'm glad you figured it out! That pycryptodome problem has been lingering for a long time
<OscarL>
(would have switched already to 3.10... if only I had fixed that one already :-D)
<Begasus>
think it should be good seeing 3.9 is default atm
<OscarL>
Sark: the recipe still needs some polishing (that "conflicts with pycrypto" thing, among others).... but... we're getting there!
<Sark>
Well, pycryptodome and pycrypto aren't supposed to coexist.
<Begasus>
if python3.10 is done you could update the python recipes OscarL , I have 214 directories there, so could earn some commits :P
<OscarL>
and I'm just too new too this so... Begasus will need to fix my mistakes :-D
<Sark>
pycryptodome is a replacement for pycrypto - I think you need to uninstall pycrypto even on Linux if it's installed.
<Sark>
But pycrypto doesn't have all the functions I need... pycryptodome does :)
<Begasus>
OscarL, there should be a conflict for those two as mentioned upstream
<Sark>
Plus, stuff like spotdl needs it too, not just the code I wrote for th NABU computer.
<OscarL>
Heh... fixing Python 3.10 requires concentration that I'm not having lately :-( Nothing too terrible... just need attention to details.
<OscarL>
Sark: still need to codify that conflict on the .recipe file so the package manager knows about the conflict.
<Sark>
ah
<OscarL>
That was what I was aiming at Begasus... my wording has failed me again :-(
<Sark>
Well, I'm sure it'll get sorted out at some point - I really appreciate you finding the issue! Glad it can be fixed!
<OscarL>
Glad to finally fix something, for once! :-D
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<Sark>
I'm going to bed now anyway but I'll have to play with it tomorrow - it would be great to finally run my code on Haiku!
<Begasus>
new license for libtomcrypt is "Unlicense" the one in the source is "Public Domain" + "WTFPL v2" :)
<OscarL>
Seems like "Public Domain", but if you can't use that... Unlicense it is.
<Kokito>
Happy New Year Begasus!
<Begasus>
Happy New Year Kokito !
<Begasus>
Hope you had a good transition
<OscarL>
"The Unlicense is a template for disclaiming copyright monopoly interest in software you've written; in other words, it is a template for dedicating your software to the public domain." from https://unlicense.org/
<OscarL>
at first I used "BSD (2-clause)" + "Public Domain" + "Unlicense" in the recipe... but it complained about the Unlicense not being in the package or some such.
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<matt3>
happy New Year !! to everybody ;)
<OscarL>
Haikuporter actually showed "Unlicense" as one of the known choices before that, when I had a typo in there :-D
<OscarL>
hello matt3. Good year to you too!
<matt3>
thanks OscarL
<OscarL>
Begasus: "License 'Unlicense' isn't contained in package!"
<OscarL>
(right at the end of the build)
<Begasus>
tsss ...
<Begasus>
add it :P
<Begasus>
Public Domain is contained default :)
<OscarL>
Unlicense is already there in /system/data/licenses
<OscarL>
Seems to work fine, conflicts with pycrypto as intended, etc.
<OscarL>
lacks secondary arch, and some polishing... but my brain is not really working.
<Begasus>
np OscarL , got through the first part
<OscarL>
"Ran 2711 tests in 441.622s"
<OscarL>
and seems I forgot something in the TEST()...
<OscarL>
"/port.recipe: line 88: make: command not found" heh.
<Begasus>
;)
<OscarL>
TEST_REQUIRES=cmd:make or something?
<Begasus>
libgmp and wheel required?
<Begasus>
should be ok yes
<OscarL>
mmm "wheel" might not.
<OscarL>
libgmp I think it does, yes.
<Begasus>
build went fine without it here, although the first test run failed
<Begasus>
but my patch was a bit weird perhaps :)
<OscarL>
I'll do a push for the TEST_REQUIRES and the wheel removal.
<Begasus>
k rebuild here with libgmp added and your patch
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<OscarL>
Builds ok here as well... push made.
<OscarL>
calling --test also works (until it hits my old CPU :-D)
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<OscarL>
Not sure about how to go with that "pycryptodome vs pycryptodomex" thing I've mentioned on the PR... for now Sark will have to do with this one :-D
<Begasus>
seems gmp is only required for the tests?
<OscarL>
found how to generate that pycryptodomex (with the X, and not conflicting with pycrypto)... if a file named ".separate_namespace" exists in the root of the sources (next to setup.py, for example)... then it will install under the "Cryptodome" name instead of "Crypto".
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<Begasus>
re, just got home, extrowerk will do a check on 32bit
<Begasus>
on that note, could you have a look at the comments on the fontforge PR, maybe just create it as a binary without gui for now so we can close this :)
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<augiedoggie>
that recipe is set up for commandDinDir but it isn't actually used
<augiedoggie>
commandBinDir*
<augiedoggie>
the musikcube one
<Begasus>
not checked yet augiedoggie
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<Begasus>
just pulled in the PR
<haiky_try>
hi! and happy hew years! can anyone tell why the ISOs downloaded (both 32bit and 64bit) down work? the error is something about IA32
<Begasus>
not checked yet extrowerk , but indeed, this seem to be missing: -DCMAKE_INSTALL_BINDIR=$commandBinDir
<Begasus>
and for the cmd's: commandSuffix
<haiky_try>
haiku-master-hrev56681-x86_gcc2h-anyboot.zip is only 547MB; the r1beta4 had 1.4GB (both x64 and x32)
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<haiky_try>
hah, rennj ;-)
<Begasus>
correct me if I'm wrong, the official beta contains sources needed to be supplied
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<nielx[m]>
correct Begasus , it includes all (GPL) source code
<haiky_try>
BIOS_IA32 stage1: Failed to load OS. Press any key to reboot
<haiky_try>
should I try the other nightly in reverse order?
<haiky_try>
this BIOS_IA32 error I had it on the r1beta4 too
<Begasus>
no idea there
<haiky_try>
any way to debug to see from where the error comes?
<haiky_try>
currently I'm trying on an Atom PC
<Sark>
Morning everyone and Happy New Year!
<Begasus>
Evening Sark HNY :)
<haiky_try>
hmm, good point, I'll open a x64 laptop that I have around
<haiky_try>
Sark: hny yo you too!
<haiky_try>
Begasus: same error on x64 like on Atom; I'm downloading another nightly
<Begasus>
Sark, Oscar managed to do a good thing on the pycryptodome recipe, I've managed to create a recipe for libtomcrypto that has been merged, wip, but progress :)
<Sark>
Yeah! That's great news! I saw that he had found the problem with pycryptodome - I'm looking now to try to figure out how to use that, since I don't quite know how/where the recipes are used.
<Sark>
Searching local disk I don't seem to have any .recipe files so I don't know at what point in the pip install process those get downloaded, or how I'd change to the new one
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<Sark>
So, I got HaikuPorter set up and HaikuPorts cloned, and try to build pycryptodome with it, but t says it's not found in the repository. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.
<B2IA>
(Butler) Welcome to BeShare.agmsmith.ca.
<cocobean>
Remember, the new Haiku 3D infrastructure uses Zink/Lavapipe (Mesa 22.2.x/22.3.x) update) and few other pieces. Right now, I just compiled and pieced together what was provided by x512 for Radeon-gfx.
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<cocobean>
Technically, DRM supports up to Radeon RX 6800(current) - but x512 mentioned only supporting Radeon SI (HD 7000) for now. Kabini/Kaveri/Mullins are under another family grouping.
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<Begasus>
Sark, the PR hasn't been merged, so you have to pull/copy that localy
<Sark>
OK. And it doesn't matter that the file isn't in haikuports in it's original form either?
<AlienSoldier>
cocobean when is the next radeon update planed? (my card did not made the cut)
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<Begasus>
it does, and needs to be in the correct path Sark :)
<Begasus>
normaly if you cloned haikuports it would be in ~/haikuports
<cocobean>
Work needed on radeonhd (there was a radeonhd dependency). Radeonhd (2D) with & versus Radeon_gfx (3D/compositor).
<Sark>
Hrm, so, I copy and paste the text from these files into Pe or something, and save them to the correct part of the tree? Create a directory in haikuports/dev-python/?
<Sark>
As it is there's no pycryptodome or pycryptodomex in dev-python
<cocobean>
But, x512 is the architect.
<cocobean>
(and kallisti5)
<Begasus>
not yet Sark you'd have to create it there
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<Sark>
gah
<Sark>
When I copy and paste the text from GitHub into Pe I get all kinds of garbage in it.
<Sark>
Geez, there'd be no way to use a 32 bit machine with Haiku, you wouldn't be able to have enough RAM!
<Sark>
I've got 22 gig and I'm still nine gigs into the swap.
<Begasus>
err ... if I'm off from work it's my daily driver (aside from this ubuntu install) :)
<Begasus>
running builds with only 6GB RAM
<Begasus>
and external drive :)
<Sark>
To be fair it's Web that uses the bulk of the memory if not all of it.
<Begasus>
Hence I have Otter installed also, with the both of them installed I can do what I wan't (for my needs)
<Begasus>
want*
<Sark>
If you weren't using Web it would probably run fine. But in order to use Web (which, you basically need if you do any daily stuff with it), you need HEAPS of RAM and a really fast CPU. This is the fastest machine I own and it struggles badly.
<Begasus>
I'm not a heavy surfer anymore, so only basic things :)
<Sark>
Hrm. OK, I'm looking at that list of files, but since there isnt a way to download them, and it looks like it's only showing me part of the file so I can't copy and past it either. And there isn't a thing to click to view raw.
<Sark>
I'm... really confused.
<Sark>
I don't really use GitHub, but I've downloaded tonse of stuff and it always had a "download zip" button, or a "view raw" button, but this doesn't.
<Sark>
I'm not sure how you got those direct links to the files, I don't see it here.
<Sark>
That's why I want to use Haiku... it's well designed and the UI is so easy to use!
<Begasus>
I mostly setup a remote repo for things like this: git remote add ...
<Begasus>
git fetch *
<Begasus>
etc
<Sark>
Hrm. Error: Error: No match found for license Unlicense
<Begasus>
do you have "tree" installed? (if not: pkgman install tree)
<Sark>
oh, wait, I need to create those subdirectories don't I?
<Begasus>
yep :)
<Sark>
blah. I'm stupid.
<Begasus>
licenses/patches
<Sark>
Huh. Created the directory and moved the files but same error.
<Begasus>
which one?
<Sark>
Error: Error: No match found for license Unlicense
<Sark>
I guess I need to rename it to one of the ones it says it wants?
<Sark>
But then why is it called Unlicense if that doesn't work?
<Begasus>
you got ~/dev-python/pycryptodome/licenses/Unlicense ?
<Sark>
correct
<Sark>
It's there. It sees it. It just doesn't like that filename apparently.
<Begasus>
LICENSE="BSD (2-clause)
<Begasus>
Unlicense
<Begasus>
Public Domain
<Begasus>
"
<Begasus>
this in the recipe?
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<Sark>
yes
<Begasus>
Unlicense should match the name in "licenses"
<Sark>
The error it gives me is huge, but it lists the valid filenames for licenses and Unlicense isn't one of them.
<Begasus>
could you install "tree": pkgman install tree
<Begasus>
and then run tree from the directory ~/haikuports/dev-python/pycryptodome
<Begasus>
(in Terminal)
<Begasus>
paste it somewhere (preferably not here if it's too long) :)
<Sark>
.
<Sark>
├── licenses
<Sark>
│ └── Unlicense
<Sark>
│ └── pycryptodome-3.16.0.patchset
<Sark>
├── patches
<Sark>
├── pycryptodome-3.16.0.recipe
<Sark>
└── work-3.16.0
<Sark>
└── port.recipe
<Sark>
same thing in pycryptodomex
<Sark>
And neither one works.
<Begasus>
OscarL put them in the same directory (recipe + patchset)
<Sark>
I tried that originally and that didn't work - it seemed to find the files but it didn't like them for the same reason.
<Begasus>
got some other thoughts there, but that's beside the issue here, at first glace I don't see anything wrong
<Begasus>
let me boot my laptop and check, got another recipe here
<Begasus>
bugger ... need to boot to 64bit
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<Begasus>
works ok here
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<Begasus_64>
<Begasus_64>
/Opslag/haikuports_64/dev-python/pycryptodome> tree
<Begasus_64>
.
<Begasus_64>
├── licenses
<Begasus_64>
│ └── Unlicense
<Begasus_64>
├── patches
<Begasus_64>
│ ├── pycryptodome-3.16.0.patchset
<Begasus_64>
├── pycryptodome-3.16.0.recipe
<Begasus_64>
│ └── pycryptodomex-3.16.0.patchset
<Begasus_64>
└── pycryptodomex-3.16.0.recipe
<Begasus_64>
<Begasus_64>
2 directories, 5 files
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<Begasus>
pycryptodomex fine also (with a small fix)
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<cocobean>
AMD Radeon HD 7730 -> 7990
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<Begasus>
heading down here, Sark I'm sure OscarL will be around later (he reads the logs) :) if not I'm back again in the morning
<Begasus>
g'night peeps
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<cocobean>
Radeon HD 7790 preferred.
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<matt3>
g++ ? gcc = collection ?
<DarkHorse>
horrible weather outside, so gathered up some old parts (core i7-2600, AMD HD5450 GPU, 24GB RAM, 1TB sata SSD) and have R4 Beta running. working great!
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<matt3>
where is : screensaver.h in git ?
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<AlienSoldier>
old part, core i7... some don't have the same time line as mine