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<tobhe[m]> kaazoo: i wonder if you need to enable multiarch in your rootfs for libllvm to behave correctly
<tobhe[m]> on my machine $ dpkg -L libllvm18 gives
<tobhe[m]> /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libLLVM-18.so
<tobhe[m]> on an amd64 machine with dpkg --add-architecture i386
<tobhe[m]> tbh I wonder if fex could be made to integrate nicely with multiarch. I imagine it should be possible to --add-architecture amd64 i386 to have apt install all the libraries in namespaced paths and then have fex use those instead of a separate rootfs
<tobhe[m]> hm but you already do this in Commands_InChroot
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<kaazoo> Hi
<kaazoo> tobhe: which Ubuntu version was that on?
<kaazoo> Took me a while to get rid of LLVM dependency for the i386 packages.
<tobhe> that is on oracular
<tobhe> i can also check noble
<kaazoo> Yes, perhaps noble is different. I'm running noble locally and I guess the FEX root FS should match the host system.
<kaazoo> In noble /usr/lib/llvm-18/lib/libLLVM.so.1 is used.
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<tobhe[m]> huh indeed. I can reproduce it in a noble container
<tobhe[m]> so a fix is already uploaded but stuck in the proposed pocket because it caused an automated test failure in bpftrace