GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 773442
Recipe does not support platform: linux Exiting
Last modified: 2018-01-20 12:36:33 UTC
Hi, I am trying to build the standard, first "bootstrap" recipe using cerbero. I've executed the command "./cerbero-uninstalled bootstrap", but at the end I only get the following error message: "Recipe does not support platform: linux Exiting" I've done this on Debian Jessie 8.3 and on Elementary OS based on Ubuntu Xenial, same error. Is this a bug, or are my operating systems not supported? Are there any fixes or workarounds available?
Which version of cerbero are you using, and what is the complete output?
Here's the complete output: WARNING: Using default configuration because /home/soeren/.cerbero/cerbero.cbc is missing WARNING: Could not recover status Recipe does not support platform: linux Exiting And I'm running the latest Version from Github: https://github.com/GStreamer/cerbero
Which version is that? There is no string "Recipe does" or similar anywhere in cerbero
Yeah thats strange. I've cloned the repo from Github and simply run ./cerbere-uninstalled bootstrap. Thats all. And the error appers at the and.
If you "git grep" for that string, or parts of it, where does it come from?
I get a new error, maybe this is more helpful. I tried in a VM: WARNING: Using default configuration because /home/soeren/.cerbero/cerbero.cbc is missing WARNING: No bootstrapper for the distro version debian_jessy WARNING: Using default configuration because /home/soeren/.cerbero/cerbero.cbc is missing Recipe does not support platform: linux Exiting
> WARNING: No bootstrapper for the distro version debian_jessy Where does that string 'jessy' come from - isn't it 'jessie' ?
Seems to work fine for me on debian jessie: root@xxx:~/cerbero# ./cerbero-uninstalled bootstrap WARNING: Running as root WARNING: Using default configuration because /root/.cerbero/cerbero.cbc is missing WARNING: No bootstrapper for the distro version debian_08_jessy Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done git is already the newest version. make is already the newest version. make set to manually installed. The following extra packages will be installed: (LOTS) ..
Don't know what to do about this without more information, sorry. I think you have to debug where it bails out and why :) Perhaps it's been fixed in the meantime.