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setup script fails on Ubuntu 22.04 due to changed package name(libgcc1 -> libgcc-s1) #163
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I have a WIP branch that sorta fixes this issue by removing the dependency altogether since angr itself doesn't depend on this package. #157 |
Thank for help! I switch to your branch and can install the angr-dev successfully (no issue is logged). However, I can't import angr library due to this issue: Could you please double check this issue as well? Thanks. Full error stack:
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@ndlgiang This is a known issue. See angr/angr#3487 for a workaround(TL;DR - modify |
@dnivra Thank you for your help! I can re-install angr-dev successfully.
Thank you. |
You probably want to update all other repos as well. If that alone doesn't work, reinstalling everything using If there are more issues you encounter, I would recommend creating new bug reports instead of commenting on this issue. Also, consider joining the angr slack if you are not already there. |
@dnivra Thank you for your help! I tried several times in the past 5 months, the upgrade never work. I always reinstall everything using I will join the angr slack and looking for more information. |
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setup.sh
fails when run on Ubuntu 22.04 because it is fails to verify that packagelibgcc1:i386
is installed. This package is virtual in Ubuntu 22.04 andlibgcc-s1:i386
is installed instead. Replacinglibgcc1
withlibgcc-s1
in the setup script seems to fix the issue.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: