If you use Fedora's xmonad package then please help to test the latest update for F16 and F17 which is now in testing.
It should fix issues with broken shared libs when upgrading, e.g.: - xmonad 0.9.2 -> 0.10 dyn shared lib bump (F16) - F16 -> F17 libgmp soname bump
https://admin.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2012-8438/xmonad-0.10-9.fc17 https://admin.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2012-8484/xmonad-0.10-3.5.fc1...
Basically I just added a check to xmonad-start and if there are shared libs "not found" and then it forces a recompile of one's xmonad user binary.
It seems to work for me anyway but more testing would be appreciated. It would be nice if the xmonad update for F17 would be available when F17 is released tomorrow, since the gmp bump means all F16 binaries will break on upgrade.
Thanks, Jens
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Hi Jens,
On 05/28/2012 10:49 AM, Jens Petersen wrote:
If you use Fedora's xmonad package then please help to test the latest update for F16 and F17 which is now in testing.
It should fix issues with broken shared libs when upgrading, e.g.:
- xmonad 0.9.2 -> 0.10 dyn shared lib bump (F16) - F16 -> F17
libgmp soname bump
Is there a way for testing if I'm already on the F-17 branch -- would installing the version not in updates-testing and then upgrading be sufficient, or does one need to start from F-16?
Thanks,
- -- Michel Alexandre Salim Fedora Project Contributor: http://fedoraproject.org/
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Hi Michel, thanks for your mail.
It should fix issues with broken shared libs when upgrading, e.g.:
- xmonad 0.9.2 -> 0.10 dyn shared lib bump (F16); - F16 -> F17
libgmp soname bump
Is there a way for testing if I'm already on the F-17 branch -- would installing the version not in updates-testing and then upgrading be sufficient, or does one need to start from F-16?
Ah yes good question. Basically not - if you're already using F17 or installed F17 instead of upgrading then it is hard to reproduce. I guess at least you can check that the new xmonad-start still works for you.
I suppose I could upload example xmonad-$(arch)-linux files to my people a/c or if you have an F16 still around it should be easy to make one yourself.
Also I only tested x86_64 so far. Can someone tell me if i686 binary is called ~/.xmonad/xmonad-i686-linux or xmonad-i386-linux? If it is the latter I think I might need to respin the updates.
Jens
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Hi Jens,
On 05/28/2012 01:24 PM, Jens Petersen wrote:
Hi Michel, thanks for your mail.
It should fix issues with broken shared libs when upgrading, e.g.: - xmonad 0.9.2 -> 0.10 dyn shared lib bump (F16); - F16 -> F17 libgmp soname bump
Is there a way for testing if I'm already on the F-17 branch -- would installing the version not in updates-testing and then upgrading be sufficient, or does one need to start from F-16?
Ah yes good question. Basically not - if you're already using F17 or installed F17 instead of upgrading then it is hard to reproduce. I guess at least you can check that the new xmonad-start still works for you.
The new one works, yes. I'll leave a karma for the update.
Also I only tested x86_64 so far. Can someone tell me if i686 binary is called ~/.xmonad/xmonad-i686-linux or xmonad-i386-linux? If it is the latter I think I might need to respin the updates.
I've also only tested x86_64 :/
Thanks,
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The new one works, yes. I'll leave a karma for the update.
Thanks!
Also I only tested x86_64 so far. Can someone tell me if i686 binary is called ~/.xmonad/xmonad-i686-linux or xmonad-i386-linux? If it is the latter I think I might need to respin the updates.
Well I did a quick check yesterday: booted F17 i686 Live and installed xmonad-core and tried to run xmonad and it complained about missing xmonad-i386-linux... so I will respin the updates and use "uname -i" to set the platform arch for recompiling of 32bit user binaries instead.
Jens
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