| 20 Jan 2026 |
Sarah Clark | No worries hug | 21:39:22 |
Sarah Clark | (going offline, have been fighting an infection and I'm now exhausted) | 21:41:08 |
samasaur | feel better! | 21:43:18 |
| 21 Jan 2026 |
Ihar Hrachyshka | wireshark-qt segfaulted in hydra when wrapping qt app in fixup phase and I can't reproduce it on any of machines I have.
The log: https://cache.nixos.org/log/qvza680ibwq9qq6prqmqajmgywq2hiz9-wireshark-qt-4.6.3.drv
wrapping Qt applications in /nix/store/vmqmdn9lwpbdjvmnpyr728w0k44xnhvy-wireshark-qt-4.6.3/bin /nix/store/vmqmdn9lwpbdjvmnpyr728w0k44xnhvy-wireshark-qt-4.6.3/sbin /nix/store/vmqmdn9lwpbdjvmnpyr728w0k44xnhvy-wireshark-qt-4.6.3/libexec /nix/store/vmqmdn9lwpbdjvmnpyr728w0k44xnhvy-wireshark-qt-4.6.3/Applications
/nix/store/n4lgqnsbzr7m5i50csw6wa3z89q7s8zg-wrap-qt6-apps-hook/nix-support/setup-hook: line 80: 69662 Done find "$targetDir" ! -type d -executable -print0
69663 Segmentation fault: 11 | while IFS= read -r -d '' file; do
isELF "$file" || isMachO "$file" || continue; if [ -h "$file" ]; then
target="$(readlink -e "$file")"; echo "wrapping $file -> $target"; rm "$file"; makeQtWrapper "$target" "$file";
else
if [ -f "$file" ]; then
echo "wrapping $file"; wrapQtApp "$file";
fi;
fi;
done
Any ideas on how to debug that or a probable cause? the code is really simple. Is it bash itself that segfaulted?
| 02:22:27 |
| @vali0004:matrix.org left the room. | 02:35:46 |
Austin Horstman | anyone familiar with what changed with latest firefox-devedition on macos? lol... build went from 1h 45 min to 4 hr timeout in hydra and my local build is around 3 hours atm :S | 03:01:43 |
Austin Horstman | * anyone familiar with what changed with latest firefox{-devedition}-unwrapped on macos? lol... build went from 1h 45 min to 4 hr timeout in hydra and my local build is around 3 hours atm :S | 03:10:24 |
vcunat | https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/457369 | 10:29:51 |
vcunat | i.e. the resulting binary should be noticeably more efficient. | 10:30:16 |
eveeifyeve | DId anyone look at the qemu vm and trying to run vm's natively for linux on nix-darwin? | 12:04:32 |
eveeifyeve | I found a potentially useful docs to run it natively: https://www.qemu.org/docs/master/system/arm/vmapple.html | 12:05:01 |
eveeifyeve | * Because I found a potentially useful docs to run it natively: https://www.qemu.org/docs/master/system/arm/vmapple.html | 12:06:19 |
eveeifyeve | Just look at the docs, It doesn't seem out of the box using the framework ๐ | 12:10:35 |
eveeifyeve | * Just look at the docs, It doesn't seem out of the box using the native framework ๐ | 12:10:43 |
eveeifyeve | Ima wait for swift 6 and the swift builder to be supported before I work on working on native vms for darwin. | 12:14:16 |
eveeifyeve | * Ima wait for swift 6 and the swift builder to be supported before I work on working on native vms for apple sillcon darwin. | 12:14:34 |
Randy Eckenrode | That appears to be an emulation of the machine macOS presents when using Virtualization.framework. | 12:24:22 |
Randy Eckenrode | Presumably one could use this to run a macOS VM with a non-macOS host. | 12:24:52 |
Ihar Hrachyshka | In reply to @khaneliman:matrix.org anyone familiar with what changed with latest firefox{-devedition}-unwrapped on macos? lol... build went from 1h 45 min to 4 hr timeout in hydra and my local build is around 3 hours atm :S The increase in time is expected because of lto. Timeouts in hydra are not. :) is it something we should set in meta for hydra to give it more time? | 12:39:34 |
Randy Eckenrode | Can we use LLD instead, or is it already using LLD? | 12:40:06 |
Randy Eckenrode | I have LTO disabled for Swift because itโs extremely slow with ld64. | 12:40:28 |
Ihar Hrachyshka | It's lld | 12:41:01 |
Ihar Hrachyshka | --enable-linker=lld" | 12:41:26 |
Ihar Hrachyshka | Wonder how build times compare with Linux lto. (Will have to check later, on mobile now) | 12:43:03 |
eveeifyeve | Oh okay. So would it be best to create a custom swift program for running native linux vms locally on a apple silicon machine? | 13:01:14 |
eveeifyeve | * Oh okay. So would it be best to create a custom swift program for running native linux vms locally on a apple silicon machine? Because UTM is only frontend only. | 13:02:02 |
K900 | ...what | 13:02:02 |
K900 | If you want to run a Linux VM on OSX, you can already do that with qemu | 13:02:11 |
K900 | That's how the nix-darwin linux builders are set up | 13:02:21 |
eveeifyeve | I am talking about natively. | 13:02:38 |