On Donnerstag, 4. April 2013, 09:59:35 wrote Dirk Müller:

Hi,

the "udev is not running" issue that we have on aarch64 is also hitting the armv7l native builds because we do not have /dev/fd available:

https://build.opensuse.org/package/live_build_log?arch=armv7l&package=kernel-default&project=Kernel%3AopenSUSE-12.3&repository=ARM

for now, I add the symlink hack to the build script again but I guess we need a more permanent solution. Do we really want to start udev during the build process? then we need to get a initrd for the guest kernel..

There is no way around that IMHO, otherwise other builds like kiwi, installation-images and friends will also fail, I guess. Question is if we can start udevd manualy in build script, if no initrd got specified as workaround ...

This seems to be blocking the 12.3 kernel update, as that one fails to build.

Thanks, Dirk

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