However, the gcc compiler was not working since the linker symlink /usr/bin/ld -> /usr/bin/ld.bfd was not created when installing binutils. The binutils rpm spec file creates this symlink using the alternatives command which is now found in the alternatives package (was previously included in the chkconfig package in rhel 8). To fix this, I added the following to my project configuration:
Interesting project! Great to see AlmaLinux:9 being supported on the openSUSE Build Service — this can make building and packaging for AlmaLinux much easier and more consistent across different environments. Looking forward to how this wacky flip evolves!
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Thanks for adding this release.
However, the gcc compiler was not working since the linker symlink /usr/bin/ld -> /usr/bin/ld.bfd was not created when installing binutils. The binutils rpm spec file creates this symlink using the alternatives command which is now found in the alternatives package (was previously included in the chkconfig package in rhel 8). To fix this, I added the following to my project configuration:
%if %{rhel} == 9 FileProvides: /usr/sbin/alternatives alternatives %endif
Perhaps this needs to be added in the AlmaLinux:9 project configuration?
Interesting project! Great to see AlmaLinux:9 being supported on the openSUSE Build Service — this can make building and packaging for AlmaLinux much easier and more consistent across different environments. Looking forward to how this wacky flip evolves!