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Termux: "Installing build dependencies ... error" #395
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@rachmadaniHaryono and @fornwall any ideas? |
@maxigaz can you try and also your os information? (like with neofetch) |
Do you mean the version number of the available package Although I have a similar error message:
Here's the system info according to
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based on termux/termux-packages#2430 pkg install libcrypt-dev
pkg install libffi-dev if this work can you document the entire process @maxigaz ? |
@maxigaz I need a favour from you once this is through. Could you add a wiki page with the steps on Termux? I have made it editable for all. |
Do you mean here, on GitHub? Sure, I can do that once I got it working. I still get an error though, even after having installed However, I could at least get rid of the part "unable to execute 'arm-linux-androideabi-clang': No such file or directory" from the previous outputs by installing clang through
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After some searching on the issue tracker of termux-packages, coming across this issue and trial and error, I've got it! First, I realised that I had So the build process got further this time, but it still stopped at
The missing piece was So, in a new wiki page, I can sum up the steps of installing the necessary packages and briefly describing which fixes what error if that's OK with you. |
I've just created a wiki page here. I decided not to go into much detail about what possible errors may occur, but include a link to this issue for reference instead. Thank you for making this awesome tool called Buku! |
Thank you so much! |
When I try to install buku in Termux through
pip install buku
. I get a build error.I've found in #291 that urllib3 is required as a dependency, so I ran
pip install urllib3
just in case. The building process still fails.Here's the terminal output (with urllib3 installed):
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