Robert Schiele
Robert Schiele
> Can this issue be addressed ? Not being able to boot is quite critical The compression issues of the keyboard driver modules were fixed already some time ago now....
This patch fixes the problem: [0001-linux-nanosleep-error-on-invalid-parameters.patch.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/17129792/0001-linux-nanosleep-error-on-invalid-parameters.patch.txt)
@fenrus75 I saw that you added the patch to the spec file for the glibc but did not apply it in the %prep phase, so it is not effective in...
Delivered with build 42480.
The reason is that policy compatibility to versions older than 3.5 have been removed with CMake 4.0.0 (see https://www.kitware.com/cmake-4-0-0-available-for-download/). Since versions older than 3.10 are deprecated I moved it up...
By the way, I have internally updated most of the other dependencies as well. Those updates did not contain any API changes and did not require any code changes other...
As a first step I found another approach to fix the CMake problem that does not require any patches to be applied to dependencies. I tried that approach first but...
Rebased to latest master (2.9.2-rc1).
Rebased to 2.9.2-rc2 and removed the lib changes for OCCT since the explicit listing of all libs is needed for static linking and as such the list seems correct. Missed...
Since this does break other code can you please verify whether your problem is also resolved with the alternative setting for `JAVA_HOME` I proposed in https://github.com/clearlinux/distribution/issues/3250?