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Seamonkey-2.22 fails to build on armv7hl. The error report is: > /usr/bin/ld: failed to set dynamic section sizes: Memory exhausted which probably is inspired by not enough memory on the Fedora ARM build environment. The previous version (2.21) was built fine, the correspond Firefox-25 is fine too. Since the Seamonkey is bigger than Firefox, its build requires more memory on the build machine. (Since 2.21 was built OK, perhaps a little bit more memory). Since ARM is a new arch for Fedora now, and the Firefox browser is provided for armv7hl anyway, it is better to not provide armv7hl build for now.
Closing as it's long been built as xulrunner supports ARMv7hl
No, just a first attempt to build was OK (probably occasionally). Then, newer versions was failed to build because of not enough memory on the ARM build machine (seamonkey build requires more than 4Gb, else it fails at ld linkage stage). Currently, armv7hl is excluded in spec file.
(In reply to Dmitry Butskoy from comment #2) > No, just a first attempt to build was OK (probably occasionally). > > Then, newer versions was failed to build because of not enough memory on the > ARM build machine > (seamonkey build requires more than 4Gb, else it fails at ld linkage stage). In firefox/xulrunner the following is used and it massively reduces memory usage and we don't get failures. %ifarch s390 %{arm} ppc aarch64 MOZ_LINK_FLAGS="-Wl,--no-keep-memory -Wl,--reduce-memory-overheads" %endif > Currently, armv7hl is excluded in spec file. Sorry, could have sworn I saw armv7hl builds
> I saw armv7hl builds It is possible that just one build is present somewhere... Anyway, we lack any testers for seamonkey at armv7hl (not too many users at all even for x86/x86_64), hence it would be better to exclude it for now.
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