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Re: Building NetBSD 11 Release from Source Fails on Linux/MacOS



On Thu, 12 Nov 2026, Helge Pfeiffer wrote:

Thank you very much for doing that! I wonder: When installing
physically, did you choose to enable disk encryption?


I didn't actually install Pop!_OS 24.04 onto a disk. Just clicked on the
"Try Demo Mode", and that's not likely to be encrypted, I think.

The tar archive contains nine files, three per OS. Per OS,
there is one gzipped log of building the toolchain (parallel
built), which I only include for completeness (perhaps it is
irrelevant, but I think it illustrates that nbm4 is already
used in that build without any issue). Then, there is a file
with gzipped release build logs (built with -j1). Lastly,
there is a plain text file (.host_info) that lists some of
the environment information like compiler, linker, stdlib
versions, etc.


1. I see that you have an older kernel on the same Pop!_OS 24.04:

```
===> Build platform:      Linux 6.18.7-76061807-generic x86_64
```

  whereas I get:

```
===> Build platform:      Linux 7.0.11-76070011-generic x86_64
```

  Looks like they've updated the packages in the latest .iso file.

2. Can you tar(1) up the entire ~/obj dir. after `./build.sh ... tools release'
   fails, and upload that somewhere? (Make sure to wipe ~/obj first.)

Thx,

-RVP


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