Sorry for my attitude i was just really frustrated after a day of failing building the GUI, i never builded for MAC the GUI appart that i barrely know anything how MAC works :(

i am compiling the GUI on Ubuntu and i even compiled the QT from source and i get the error: "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -ludev" i did installed libudev-dev etc, what could it be the issue?

italocoin - There's just a bunch of work that goes into making the static builds happy. The windows builds took me several days to work out, I'll be updating the guides once I get them all sorted for building purposes, Ubuntu's up next, and I want to try a completely clean OSX build from scratch at some point.

The udev issue is because udev is not provided as a static library within the Ubuntu repos, this is a deliberate choice from upstream (Systemd).

Nothing really trying to be hidden, things just aren't fully documented, so we sorta have to document it as we go. :)

If you compile systemd from scratch with static args, it'll compile you a static libudev.

Last thing I hit was openssl being included as a dynamic library before my build machine crashed last week, and I've been working on windows from that point forwards. :) Back to ubuntu and OSX this week though.

Kinda tempted to get a couple mac minis for a osx build farm, need to play with something like that for work too, as we're getting into automated iOS builds there :/

@snipa on windows is easy with mingw, i can help you

I'm complete at this point.

ok so i need to compile systemd from source on ubuntu

?

Also, it's not precisely easy with getting trezor working properly, thanks to the insanity with libprotobuf. :P

It compiles, but doesn't run if you don't deal with protobuf properly, as it turns out.

oh trezor is a mess because of it

Well, it'll run from the mingw shell, but not from sys32.

I see

Works fine when you get everything working properly. Just took several days and revisions of build files to get it to that point.

i will try to compile systemd from source

thanks for the tip! :)

The default include set includes libusb and libprotobuf as dynamic libs, and the mingw64 library for protobuf isn't fully happy compling statically.

appart protobuf other libs like libusb worked fine on my end, you used mingw?

Yes.

I got it working fully, I just needed to use some bigger hammers. :)

Which lncluded compiling protobuf from source.

they have a git repo?

origin github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf.git (fetch)

On branch 3.11.x

Nice

afaik git/systemd/systemd is good to compile from?

Well, there's still a few too many dynamic includes in my ubuntu build, but it's better.

It at least built.

with release-static?

Yeah.

how did you got the udev fixed?

I ended up compling eudev.

Ohh

from yum

Gentoo split out udev from systemd

or source?

So ti didn't utterly nuke my system.

Uuuuh. Source? Yum doesn't exist on ubuntu. :)

i mean apt

:))

Source still.

from git?

i am used with centos

origin github.com/gentoo/eudev.git (fetch)

/ HEAD detached at v3.2.9

Oh thanks

i will compile it right away

Took a hint from the monero repo. :) They use the same trick.

Nice

gento

i'm not familiar with it

v0.15.0.2 version - paste.centos.org/view/60c06375

v0.15.0.3 version - paste.centos.org/view/966b7394

on eudev i do ./configure or mkdir build && cd build cmake ..?

Those are my ldd's from the current .2 and my built .3

Looks like wayland's the weird one out

Which, it's wayland, so I guess I'm not horridly surprised?

true

They use autogen, which needs automake, as well as xsltproc for the ./configure step

so i need to use autogen?

did you used autogen?

Yup.

Yup.

Thankss

paste.centos.org/view/35acad6c <- my build steps for that.

Apparently, needed gperf too. :D

autoreconf not found

Did you install automake?

i guess i miss a liub

oh right

w/ apt?

Blah, wayland didn't include a static compile by default. How annoying.

who is wayland?

Wayland desktop compositor, which is one of the borked up libs in my list.

Ohhh i see, never heard of it

It's growing in popularity to replace X.

noo i love X

Snipa: i'm getting /x86_64-linux-gnu/libcrypto.a(dso_dlfcn.o) undefined reference to symbol "....GLIBC_2.2.5" ..../lidbdl.so.2 error adding symbol: DSO missing from command line

its openssl ?