Just trying the 2022.02 release. When building Python the install step fails: python3: installs files in /home/matuschd/buildroot-4/target//home/matuschd/buildroot-4 make[1]: *** [package/pkg-generic.mk:389: /home/matuschd/buildroot-4/build/python3-3.10.2/.stamp_target_installed] Error 1 It seems that the install path isn't handled correctly - probably when using the O= build option
I used this defconfig: BR2_aarch64=y BR2_TOOLCHAIN_EXTERNAL=y BR2_TOOLCHAIN_EXTERNAL_BOOTLIN=y BR2_PACKAGE_PYTHON3=y and make O=/var/tmp/python finishes without error. This is with current master, but there are no relevant changes since 2022.02-rc2.
Might not have to do with the -O option (that was just a guess), but the install path is clearly incorrect. My config here is quite complex and uses lots of additional stuff. However, it was working fine up to 2021.11 Any recommendation how to go on debugging this?
(In reply to HiFiBerry (Daniel) from comment #2) Identify the files installed under '/home/matuschd/buildroot-4/target//home/matuschd/buildroot-4'... Provide a config or defconfig (best a minimal one) reproducing the failure against a plain buildroot version (or git master)... Does it happen only in case of an complete build or does $ make clean; make python3 show the same failure? Anything special about your build host?
Not enough information provided to reproduce the bug, and python3 builds fine for everyone else.