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@snsummer thanks for submitting this. I've noticed this issue for several months and builds have been able to run nonetheless, so I am not quite sure how this suddenly became a breaking issue. From your description I understand that:
- the compile script is checking out the release branch, but this is not correct; instead
- the compile script should checkout the git ref of the release, which can be found in the release manifest.
Am I reading reading that right? I'll start working on getting this working.
Thanks!
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Yes, thats my understanding according to Euan and Michael but I'm not a coder so I don't necessarily understand what they are talking about. Let me know once you have a fix and I'll test it out in my lab environment.
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@snsumner I applied the suggested fix locally and compared the build logs from before and after and found the same build error:
# emerge -gKq --jobs 4 --load-average 4 coreos-sources
!!! Error fetching binhost package info from 'http://builds.release.core-os.net/embargoed/devfiles/boards/amd64-usr/1548.2.0/pkgs/'
!!! HTTP Error 403: Forbidden
!!! Error fetching binhost package info from 'http://builds.release.core-os.net/embargoed/devfiles/boards/amd64-usr/1548.2.0/toolchain/'
!!! HTTP Error 403: Forbidden
Unable to unshare: EPERM
Unable to unshare: EPERM
Unable to unshare: EPERM
emerge: there are no binary packages to satisfy "coreos-sources".
emerge: searching for similar names...
emerge: Maybe you meant any of these: sys-kernel/coreos-modules, coreos-base/coreos-dev, coreos-base/coreos-au-key?
Since this did not work, I adjusted the compile script to match the instructions documented upstream in coreos/docs@6620632, and pushed this to master, however I continue to see the same error.
@snsumner can you please show me the logs from the failed kernel module builds? If you see the same failures then I suspect the issue is a different one, or that the upstream docs may have an error as well.
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@snsumner it looks like builds on beta and alpha are once again working. I am currently testing stable as well. Also, now that coreos/dev-util#22 has merged, we should not need to manually set the revision of coreos-overlay or portage-stable, e.g. kubernetes-retired/kube-aws#985.
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@snsumner, stable, beta, and alpha are all working so I am closing this issue for now. Please re-open if you continue to see these issues.
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