When trying to emerge multipath-tools in a x86_64 crossdev environment using profile 31 (23 no-multilib hardened) with the systemd use flag disabled the build fails with error: uxsock.c:20:10: fatal error: systemd/sd-daemon.h: No such file or directory Granted I haven't merged @system and I haven't had the chance to try this in a normal stage3, this behavior should not happen anyways as without the systemd use flag multipath should have no dependency on systemd considering equery b reports said file belongs to systemd and not systemd-utils. Using the guidance from the multipath github issues https://github.com/opensvc/multipath-tools/issues/99, you can set the makeflag SYSTEMD="", removing the dependency on systemd completely and allowing it to build successfully. Performing the changes below to the ebuild allowed it to build without a dependence on sd-daemon.h: if use systemd ; then emake "${myemakeargs[@]}" "$@" else emake "${myemakeargs[@]}" SYSTEMD="" "$@" fi Additionally the current ebuild does work for the latest version 0.11.0 in the sense it will successfully build, however, I haven't been able to try the functionality yet.
The full build.log would still be appreciated to see what happened.
Created attachment 929111 [details] Successful build log from latest ISO and openrc stage3 using the same profile I also managed to test the latest iso with a stage3 openrc chroot using the same profile, the build successfully worked as the SYSTEMD variable in config.mk is empty
Created attachment 929112 [details] Failed build log from cross environment This is the failed build log from the cross environment, the key difference is config.mk detects SYSTEMD 256 which is the systemd my cross host is running, so I am guessing it's detecting the systemd on my host rather than checking the /usr/x86-64.... The host is running profile 42 23.0 hardened systemd. Sorry for not providing the build log earlier.
This is the offending line in create-config.mk SYSTEMD := $(strip $(or $(shell $(PKG_CONFIG) --modversion libsystemd 2>/dev/null | awk '{print $$1}'), \ $(shell systemctl --version 2>/dev/null | sed -n 's/systemd \([0-9]*\).*/\1/p'))) I don't know how package config works or should work in crossdev, however, from the looks of the build log the default pkg-config is being ran rather than the cross one.
