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Invalid or corrupted package (PGP signature)
Thank you! I followed the instruction here, but it looks like I didn't actually install it, because my pacman -Q patchelf did not find anything. Maybe I was missing a dependency. Also, it was late so I didn't pay attention to warnings at the time.
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Rpath, or why lld doesn’t work on NixOS
How does an article on NixOS talk about the `rpath` issue without also mentioning the `patchelf` utility that NixOS developers created to solve this issue? It's a small tool that lets you modify ELF executables and binaries. It's also the recommended way for NixOS users to modify binaries to work properly.
- PatchELF: Simple utility for modifying existing ELF executables and libraries
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Scala project (FIRRTL) failing to build on NixOS
NixOS doesn't have stable paths to shared libraries like macOS or other linux distributions (and this is the core feature) and always need to patch elf for current paths ( https://github.com/NixOS/patchelf ).
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Building Static Ruby Gems for Lambda Zip or Containers using Docker & Amazon Linux
There is a great tool called ldd which lists dynamic dependencies. In my case the mysql2 gem did not statically link all dependencies. This is why I had to use patchelf to fix a few.
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NixOS Linux
I had the same experience as well. I tried NixOS once as my main desktop environment. I encountered two problems that made me switch to Ubuntu+Nix. And they work perfectly for their own purposes.
One problem is dynamically linked binaries, where the library points to a global position (like /usr/lib). In NixOS, different builds can depend on different versions of the same binary, so there is no single global location. This is not necessarily a bad thing in itself. And normal cases can be fixed with the patchelf [^1] utility. I couldn't make it work with a Z3 binary, so I finally gave up.
The other problem is when I tried to configure jackdbus. There's only one example [^2] configuration. It is marked as outdated by the wiki, and indeed none of the settings work for me.
Then I realized these two are not problems that Nix tries to solve. Pointing to a global binary is okay for some quick fixes. And JACK module is better to work out-of-the-box, I don't want to dive into all of the configurations before I haven't even used it.
Now I use Ubuntu for casual desktop applications and write Nix derivations for projects that need reproducibility. And I think I find my perfect balance.
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NixOS/patchelf is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 only which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of patchelf is C.
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