Cardano node installation(CLOSED)

[mich]

Hello,

There are instructions for gentoo please, ?
Thanks in advance,
Michel

[Zucca]

Looks like cardano is some sort of platform for ada cryptocurrency, right?

If node in this context means wallet then, instructions for building it are here.

[mich]

Looks like cardano is some sort of platform for ada cryptocurrency, right?

If node in this context means wallet then, instructions for building it are here.

Thanks, but the problem is when you follow instructions from cardano site I don't have the packages name for gentoo. On Ubuntu, CentOs they have their own name.
But anyway, I arrived yesterday night till cabal build all and i have this error:

cabal build all
Resolving dependencies...
Error: cabal: Could not resolve dependencies:
[__0] trying: cardano-git-rev-0.1.3.0 (user goal)
[__1] trying: base-4.19.0.0/installed-c1f2 (dependency of cardano-git-rev)
[__2] next goal: cardano-node (user goal)
[__2] rejecting: cardano-node-8.7.3 (constraint from user target requires
==8.7.2)
[__2] trying: cardano-node-8.7.2
[__3] next goal: strict-sop-core (dependency of cardano-node)
[__3] rejecting: strict-sop-core-0.1.0.0 (conflict:
base==4.19.0.0/installed-c1f2, strict-sop-core => base>=4.14 && <4.19)
[__3] fail (backjumping, conflict set: base, cardano-node, strict-sop-core)
After searching the rest of the dependency tree exhaustively, these were the
goals I've had most trouble fulfilling: base, cardano-node, strict-sop-core,
cardano-git-rev
Try running with --minimize-conflict-set to improve the error message.

[GDH-gentoo]

Looks like cardano is some sort of platform for cryptocurrency, right?

If node in this context means wallet then, instructions for building it are here.

Thanks, but the problem is when you follow instructions from cardano site I don't have the packages name for gentoo. On Ubuntu, CentOs they have their own name.

Cabal seems to be yet another programming language-specific build tool / package manager (yuck!). In this case for Haskell, a Lisp dialect. For an out-of-Portage build, doesn't emerge dev-haskell/cabal give you the needed tools? It seems to pull GHC as a dependency as well.

But anyway, I arrived yesterday night till cabal build all and i have this error:

cabal build all
Resolving dependencies...
Error: cabal: Could not resolve dependencies:

The installation instructions' first step is running cabal update, and contain this warning:

Don't skip this, otherwise there may be warnings from Cabal about index states, or some packages will fail to build.

Have you done that?

[mich]

Looks like cardano is some sort of platform for cryptocurrency, right?

If node in this context means wallet then, instructions for building it are here.

Thanks, but the problem is when you follow instructions from cardano site I don't have the packages name for gentoo. On Ubuntu, CentOs they have their own name.

Cabal seems to be yet another programming language-specific build tool / package manager (yuck!). In this case for Haskell, a Lisp dialect. For an out-of-Portage build, doesn't emerge dev-haskell/cabal give you the needed tools? It seems to pull GHC as a dependency as well.

But anyway, I arrived yesterday night till cabal build all and i have this error:

cabal build all
Resolving dependencies...
Error: cabal: Could not resolve dependencies:

The installation instructions' first step is running cabal update, and contain this warning:

Don't skip this, otherwise there may be warnings from Cabal about index states, or some packages will fail to build.

Have you done that?

Hello, thanks for answer. In fact I did all. In fact when you install cabal from gentoo you don't find cabal command and looking in packages cabal is in testting. So I installed it with ghcup tool and I have the cabal command.
I'll try with an older version to see.

[mich]

Thanks, but the problem is when you follow instructions from cardano site I don't have the packages name for gentoo. On Ubuntu, CentOs they have their own name.

Cabal seems to be yet another programming language-specific build tool / package manager (yuck!). In this case for Haskell, a Lisp dialect. For an out-of-Portage build, doesn't emerge dev-haskell/cabal give you the needed tools? It seems to pull GHC as a dependency as well.

But anyway, I arrived yesterday night till cabal build all and i have this error:

cabal build all
Resolving dependencies...
Error: cabal: Could not resolve dependencies:

The installation instructions' first step is running cabal update, and contain this warning:

Don't skip this, otherwise there may be warnings from Cabal about index states, or some packages will fail to build.

Have you done that?

Hello, thanks for answer. In fact I did all. In fact when you install cabal from gentoo you don't find cabal command and looking in packages cabal is in testting. So I installed it with ghcup tool and I have the cabal command.
I'll try with an older version to see.

Doesn't work !

[Zucca]

I'll try with an older version to see.

Doesn't work !

Do you have any logs or command output to show us?

[GDH-gentoo]

Rereading the OP, as far as I can tell, Cabal finds conflicting dependencies. There is a reference to a "cardano-git-rev-0.1.3.0" that installs a "base-4.19.0.0/installed-c1f2" as a dependency, and a reference to a "strict-sop-core-0.1.0.0" that needs "base" but <4.19. And Cabal can't satisfy both conditions.

I don't know (and don't want to know ; package management belongs in distributions, not programming languages) the details about how Cabal works, but that seems a problem with the upstream Haskell packages, not Gentoo.