HandBrake/HandBrake-docs

Build (for Windows) not possible on VM with the instructions --> result: FAILURE (code 2)

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RokE03 commented

Hi, together.

From a short while I can't build Handbrake anymore with the instructions from here on a VM with the newest ubuntu anymore.
Before I could do that with no issues whatsoever.

  1. The instructions are not up-to-date anymore regarding the python package: The package does not exist anymore, so I presume it has to be updated to python3 ?

  2. Even with python3 installed, I now always get following result:
    [...]

  : config.status: executing depfiles commands
  : touch contrib/libogg/.stamp.libogg.configure
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
time end: Tue Aug  2 11:28:19 2022
duration: 7 seconds (7.32s)
result: FAILURE (code 2)

VM-Software: Virtualbox (latest) with guest extensions enabled
Linux-Distro: Ubuntu (latest)
PC with Ryzen 3900X and RTX 3080, Virtualization enabled

bradleysepos commented

It looks like when we updated the Ubuntu dependencies, we only did so on the Linux article: https://handbrake.fr/docs/en/latest/developer/install-dependencies-ubuntu.html

You can use that for the relevant portions while we'll work on getting the Windows build article updated.

Thanks for the report, and sorry for the inconvenience.

RokE03 commented

Hi, thanks for the quick reply.

The fact that the documentation is not up-to-date unfortunately doesn't help with my build process.
I had already found the dependencies site and tried to experiment with it, but the build still fails.

If you wish, I can set up a completely new VM with the latest ubuntu and verify your documentation for the build process.
In the worst case, there is still something missing, cause it is not reproducible.

RokE03 commented

Ok, I set up a new VM to verify that I did everything according to the existent documentation.

  1. Downloaded latest ubuntu desktop iso
  2. Setup a new VM (10 Cores, 12GB RAM, 35GB DiskSpace) on my NVME SSD
  3. Went to ubuntu dependencies and tried to do the mentioned steps
    --> Well, on the last step of this site the pkg-manager threw an error:
    libegl-mesa0 : Depends from : libgm1 (22.0.1-1ubuntu2) but 22.0.5-0ubuntu0.1 should be installed

Could this be the problem already? Or want me to continue?

Kind regards

bradleysepos commented

That's interesting. Are you building with QSV support? It wasn't long ago I set up a VM and updated the docs, but I believe the build was with --disable-qsv?

Please paste the output of your ./configure ... command.

RokE03 commented

You got a good feeling: The --disable-qsv option let the build process make it way more far.

Build process ran perfectly now. The logs are attached for your information.

I presume the QuickSync-Support breaks the Build process at least for now then?

Attachments:
build.txt
config.info.txt
config.verbose.txt

Kind regards

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bradleysepos commented

Thanks, things are starting to make sense. I suspect the issue is related to HandBrake/HandBrake#4374, for which we are working on a fix.

RokE03 commented

Yeah, could be absolutely. Thanks for your help in that matter - I'll wait then, until that issue is solved to build my Handbrake again, since I need the QuickSync-Support.

Last question:
Do you want me to let this issue open, until the documentation is updated?
Or do you want me to close it?

Kind regards

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bradleysepos commented

We can leave it open. With any luck I'll get to the documentation issue in a few days. I have some time planned for QSV as well so we'll hopefully have the other issue resolved swiftly.

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RokE03 commented

Hi. Was the issue with building Handbrake with Quicksync-Support resolved?

I did a new build just now without "--disable-qsv" and it worked.

Kind regards

bradleysepos commented

I believe this is now resolved. If that is not the case for someone, we can always reopen.