11:25 <jue> beerman: just tried to build neovim -> https://dpaste.com/2QRX72NHA

11:27 <beerman> jue interesting. do you have any lua interpreter installed?

11:32 <braewoods> beerman, Lua's major versions are treated as separate entities by every package I've ever seen using it. if you only package one version, this could explain the problem.

11:33 <braewoods> and i saw lua jit which is limited to a somewhat outdated Lua version.

11:34 <braewoods> 5.1, yep.

11:35 <braewoods> 5.4 is the latest.

11:35 <beerman> yeah it's a bit confusing, luajit is worse as they do not believe in stable release tags :D but neovim bundles its own dependencies which allows for a slim dependency chain and a pretty stable editor experience

11:37 <beerman> https://git.crux.nu:82/ports/opt/src/branch/3.7/neovim/Pkgfile I started working on supporting system copies of those libraries once but I had mixed results so I disabled it completely for the next time I want to work on that

11:38 <jue> yep, 5.4, but even without this the build fails

11:38 <braewoods> It may have a hard requirement for an older Lua.

11:39 <beerman> like I said, it provides its own lua interpreter that it expects

11:39 <beerman> jue did you check with ccache turned off by any chance?

11:41 <jue> just now, fails too

11:41 <beerman> how weird

11:43 <beerman> https://luarocks.org/manifest-5.1 <- mpack 1.0.11 is in there, I wonder why you can't pull it?

11:52 <jue> ah, found it. neovim uses wget to download and I have a wrong proxy configuration for wget. Since we are using curl now I never used wget again.

11:53 <beerman> I don't have wget installed anywhere anymore

11:54 <jue> same here, now ;)

11:55 <jue> works now, sorry for the noise

11:55 <beerman> no worries

11:56 <beerman> cool you are checking it out :D

19:55 <SiFuh> Anyone ever seen this ^@ before the hostname on bootup? Fresh install. https://s3.amazonaws.com/i.snag.gy/eUT4b2.jpg

20:04 <braewoods> I wonder if it's something to do with keyboard input. ^C is ctrl-C and will sometimes be printed to terminal when pressed.

20:04 <braewoods> But ^@ is ctrl+@?

20:06 <ukky> That garbage is printed by one of the commands in /etc/rc. Probably easy to debug, just add 'echo "Checkpoint NNN"' after each command.

20:14 <SiFuh> ukky: I did already. I wrote echo -n "T Minus 13" from the top of the rc script all the way down until I got to hostname. The machine is busy right now, so I wasn't going to test it today.