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kodi: update to 21.0 #51373
kodi: update to 21.0 #51373
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why skip ci?
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seeing how it fails is important, it means i don't have to go through checking out your branch, building it myself, etc. |
i can't reproduce the |
didn't happen for me either this time. i did a git cherry-pick so i'm not sure what happened |
aarch64 seems to crossbuild for me locally |
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still trying to bash the vendored deps into submission on cross, maybe it would be better to break them out into proper packages |
the errors look similar to what is happening with deadbeef. i swore i built these both fine before. though that may have been with
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well basically it's using the host linker instead of the target linker and I'm not sure how to massage it into using the right one |
me either honestly. i've been wacking my head at it for a while now. https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=371204 says to make depends/tools/native still, though i just want the 2 json/texture that were there. ive put note: udfread seems to build. fstrcmp however has libtool complaints about this is aarch64 and x86-64, 'incompatible' errors |
where this is currently failing cross compilation.
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similar to deadbeef with some of the host/build/target stuff. udfread works fine. made an issue for |
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does not build on ffmpeg 4 or 6. Compiles but I have not actually used it.There is a ps3 remote related tool that ends up in
/kodi
that seems more appropriate for/usr/share/kodi
or/opt
even.