Installing Home Assistant on ODROID C1 leads to ruin #1556
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Additional notes: Installing libglib2.0-dev yields the following: |
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Additional notes: Installing libsqlite3-dev yields the following: |
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@WineSoaked Hmm packages from different repos seem to be mixed, Debian stable and backports at least. Usually this should be no problem, as backports contain all necessary dependencies, but if other packages then depend on the stable version packages... should no occur on just Debian repo as far as I know, but in your case Odroid repos join as well. I will try to replicate on Jessie VM. If no issue there, it is due to Odroid specific repo and we have to find a way to avoid those mixtures. |
Odroid C1 sources.list : https://github.com/Fourdee/DietPi/issues/1385#issuecomment-357755338 Fourdee answer: https://github.com/Fourdee/DietPi/issues/1385#issuecomment-357931542 If I'm back to home, I can have a look into If nothing helps, I can build a new one from |
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@k-plan I will check our installation scripts about that. €: On Jessie VM installation works fine. As ffmpeg package is not available on Jessie repo, it gets pulled from jessie-backports automatically with some dependencies. But the libraries @WineSoaked shows above, are all pulled from non-backports: The question is, if on Odroid one of build-essentials, git or ffmpeg is fulled from Meveric repo with different dependencies (backports)? @WineSoaked or anybody with Odroid:
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I wanted to note that some of the cross-dependency problems look like they
require a very specific version of a dependency, such that when a more
recent version of the package is already loaded, it starts raining frogs.
I am well-versed in building ffmpeg for SBC's from scratch because the
package managers don't include it.
Thanks for all the knot-tying. There's no raging hurry on this, as this is
me experimenting with DietPi, and I have several other SBC's that can be
put into service in the meantime.
…On Mon, Feb 26, 2018 at 11:55 AM, MichaIng ***@***.***> wrote:
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The additional repos should be generally no problem. But if some package
is pulled from backports with it's dependencies (libsqlite3-0
v3.16.2-3~bpo8+1) and then another software is installed without -t
jessie-backports (libsqlite3-dev), then it want's to pull it's version
similar dependency from non-backports and fails, as they were already
needed by installed packages... Now I wrote a knot into my brain 🤣.
I will check our installation scripts about that.
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@WineSoaked Do you have a change to share the output of |
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I can do that tonight, I'm away from the Odroid right now.
…On Mon, Feb 26, 2018 at 1:39 PM, MichaIng ***@***.***> wrote:
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Jep, exactly the cross-dependencies seem to be the issue in your case. As
said I am just wondering, why this does not happen on my VM. ffmpeg is
available on default Debian repo since Stretch and for Jessie as said we
pull it from backports. But the as well pulled dependency libraries are not
related to sqlite or libglib where you face the issues.
Do you have a change to share the output of apt-cache showpkg ffmpeg, so
I can see if there is something different on Odroids (with their additional
repos).
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For your viewing pleasure: |
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Looks good, dependencies are identical, just version number of Meverics is higher, but actually we lowered it's backports pin priority in the past due to (obviously temporary) dependency errors (others than here): https://github.com/Fourdee/DietPi/issues/1273 I am not sure how it is handled now with different version numbers, but all of this should have no effect on
But someone with Odroid has to investigate. |
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I'd be happy to investigate, but as I know nothing of the backport repo you
all have, I'm lacking a good bit of context. Oh, and free time, but as this
is my ticket, I'm somewhat invested.
Any rtfm available for your backport dependency strategy?
…On Feb 27, 2018 3:03 AM, "MichaIng" ***@***.***> wrote:
Looks good, dependencies are identical, just version number of Meverics is
higher, but actually we lowered it's backports pin priority in the past due
to (obviously temporary) dependency errors (others than here): #1273
<https://github.com/Fourdee/DietPi/issues/1273>
I am not sure how it is handled now with different version numbers, but
all of this should have no effect on libsqlite3-0 being installed from
backports: Separate APT call without any -t option, SQLite + deps should
be pulled just from default Jessie repo.
Someone with Odroid has to investigate.
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@WineSoaked But just to test/exclude, if you find time, try: Maybe you need to clean possible installed packages from those first, so no backports packages are left (check via |
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Will do, probably won't have a report until tomorrow (about 24 hours from
now).
…On Tue, Feb 27, 2018 at 3:32 PM, MichaIng ***@***.***> wrote:
@WineSoaked <https://github.com/winesoaked>
I just checked, an we lower apt pin priority for the Odroid specific
backports only for XU4 somehow. So on your device, it should be used
instead of debian default backports. But I would wonder, if this generally
causes errors, as Meverics image+repos is generally well tested/much used
and shouldn't cause such problems on default apt installations, without
much coding magic, which ffmpeg, sqlite, git and build-essentials all
basically are.
But just to test/exclude, if you find time, try:
cat << _EOF_ > /etc/apt/preferences.d/backports
Package: *
Pin: release a=jessie-backports
Pin: origin "fuzon.co.uk"
Pin-Priority: 99
_EOF_
Maybe you need to clean possible installed packages from those first, so
no backports packages are left (check via dpkg -l | grep bpo8).
Then apt clean+update+retry installation via dietpi-software.
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In fact, I will reflash the emmc on the C1 with the image from the site, make the change to backports after the initial installation (i.e. I won't install any optional packages with |
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I am pleased to report that the updating the pin priority for apt was the trick. I did the following:
And so it seems that we have a solution of sorts. There was an existing file in |
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@WineSoaked I am still wondering why Meverics backports produce errors here. Would be interesting, what is actually different on his untouched image, as there for sure ffmpeg installation will work... Would be nice, if we could also manage this, as his repo simply provides the more current version and possibly optimized for Odroid devices. @Fourdee €: PR is up: https://github.com/Fourdee/DietPi/pull/1571 |
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Closing this now that the merge has happened. Glad it worked out smoothly. |
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FWIW I experienced the error:
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Expected behaviour:
Ran the dietpi-software on first install. Picked the "Home Assistant" option on the Optimized Software package menu as part of the software load. Expected an error-free installation.
Actual behaviour:
On dietpi-software (first install) and then on a retry with dietpi-launcher, got several "error handler" messages (that were resumable) for ffmpeg and a raft of dev tools:
Steps to reproduce:
I did this set of steps many (many, many) times, and the outcome is identical. I have not tried to install the packages myself using apt-get.
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