bash: sed: command not found

[HaikuBot]

Rev.35721 if launch Terminal you will get:

Welcome to the Haiku shell.

bash: sed: command not found
~/Desktop> 

[mmadia]

What type of image is this: default, self-built, @alpha-*, @nightly-*, ... ?

[aldeck]

Pretty much anyone with a custom build profile will experience the problem since hrev35705 (cf. my comment in the commit list). We should either remove the dependency on sed or make sed not optional.

[idefix]

As a consequence of this, the installoptionalpackage script stopped working. (Tested in live-cd mode with ​haiku-nightly-r35752-x86gcc2hybrid-cd.zip.)

[scottmc]

for a short term fix you can use this one: ​http://www.haiku-ports.de/packages/sys-apps/sed/sed-4.2.1-x86-gcc2-2010-03-09.zip

wget http://www.haiku-ports.de/packages/sys-apps/sed/sed-4.2.1-x86-gcc2-2010-03-09.zip

then extract it to /boot

[HaikuBot]

Adding this in UserBuildConfig fix this issue:

AddOptionalHaikuImagePackages BasicCommandLineTools ;

[mmadia]

Can you retest with hrev35829? The optional package sed is now included in default images.

[HaikuBot]

hrev35860 All fine. So you can close ticket. Thanks.

[mmadia]

Thanks for confirming!

[scottmc]

I'm not so sure this is actually fixed yet. On a new install libtoolize is still complaining that it can't find /bin/sed I either have to symlink it, or install the package which has sed in /boot/system in order to get libtoolize to work correctly.