Ubuntu 15.04 #633
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Running make the output gives an error, here are the last lines of it: |
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@jonludlam ???? Are you saying I should see his repo? Or are you calling him? |
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@Carlosgrr: Your problem is that we don't have Planex binary packages for Ubuntu vivid. @jonludlam runs a PPA which is currently the source for Ubuntu packages, so I've asked him to start building vivid packages. |
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A vivid repo for planex would be nice, but I don't think that'll happen until vivid gets released. @Carlosgrr has already shown that this can be worked around. The problem appears to be that core isn't compiling on vivid. Might be worth trying to see if opam can install core on vivid? |
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If by core you mean XAPI, which is what I am trying to install, in this blog: https://opam.ocaml.org/blog/opam-in-xenserver/, Dave Scott (@djs55) shows how it is done to compile XAPI using OPAM. BUT I am stuck with another problem: Going by hand to the folder From the page https://github.com/xapi-project/opam-repo-dev, there is another update on how to compile using OPAM, with another xenctrl (0.9.28), but with the same problem overall. Any other Ideas how to proceed? Or do you mean that I should run the opam to install another package, not the XAPI? |
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No, I think @jonludlam is referring to the ocaml-core package, which seems to be the package failing to build in the output you posted above: It might be that we are building an older version, and the current version in opam works. |
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Running After installing, any other command that should be run to continue the buildroot "make", bypassing this package? Any tuto on how to do those procedures? |
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ocaml-core is the name of the RPM/debian package - the name in opam is just 'core' Try: 'opam install core' and see if that works. |
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OK, that implies that the latest version of core works on 15.04. We should update the version in buildroot. |
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Trying to install from Ubuntu 15.04 the ./configure adds a ppa with "vivid" dist, which is inexistent, perhaps you should add a way to bypass this...
To bypass this I changed the /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ from vivid to devel and changed the ./configure inside the scripts/deb/configure commenting the line that add again the ppa, which allowed me to run ./configure successfuly
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