[haiku_loader] relocating kernel failed: 80001304!

[diver]

hrev47162 in VirtualBox.

gcc4 haiku built on x86_gcc2 can't load itself. Upon boot it enters bootloader by itself where I can see my boot partition, and other partition with x86_gcc2 Haiku install. Selecting "Continue booting" returns it back to the bootloader immediately. I should also note that "Blacklist entries" menu lists files on this partition.

x86_gcc2 Haiku bootloader can't see this partition.

Haiku was built using these steps:

git clone git://git.haiku-os.org/haiku
cd haiku
./configure --target-arch x86
jam -q haiku-image
mkdir /haiku-image
mount generated/haiku.image /haiku-image

I then used Installer to install from the mounted image to a partition. One of the last lines in "Display current booloader log" reads: relocating kernel failed: 80001304!

[diger]

Reproduced with hrev47054 & hrev47133

[korli]

see #10272 : "The native GCC4 packages need some work to add kernel versions of libgcc/libsupc++, required to build Haiku on Haiku."

[mmlr]

I find that state very disappointing to say the least. Locally I have worked around the issue by not failing when encountering missing symbols while relocating in the bootloader. It booted under QEMU, but I haven't really looked for any side effects. I'll attach the workaround for others in the same situation.

[zooey]

Should be fixed with hrev47702, as we are now using gcc-syslibs, such that a build on Haiku is using the required kernel-specific versions of that libraries, too.