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setup failures reported in #137, #138 and #143 happened only after the long fetch/build or at Riot startup. scripts/preflight.py now runs from scripts/build.sh (before configure.py, so an old interpreter gets this message and not a traceback) and from scripts/install-runtime.sh, and checks the host once: - python 3.10+, cmake 3.20+ (the bundled indium CMakeLists requires it), git-lfs 2.13+, kernel 5.14+ and LLVM 16+ exit nonzero with one actionable line each. RCLOL_SKIP_PREFLIGHT=1 bypasses the gate. - llvm-objdump and llvm-nm are required, and unresolved names are explained. - Vulkan 1.3 and timeline semaphores are required when vulkaninfo is installed; they only warn when it is not, because a missing tool does not mean a missing driver. - the X display is probed with xdpyinfo in the environment Darling inherits. It only warns: a build does not need a display. - a prepared build/darling-src is scanned for small .dylib/.a/.so/.o files that still contain Git LFS pointer text, which links but crashes the guest. - --json prints the same report for the diagnostic tools. The installers no longer call hashlib.file_digest (Python 3.11+), so Ubuntu 22.04's Python 3.10 works instead of failing after the overlays are built (#137). A streaming tools/file_digest.py replaces it. LLVM command line tools are resolved by tools/llvm_tools.py: an unversioned name on PATH first, then the highest llvm-<tool>-<N>, then llvm-config --bindir. Debian/Ubuntu install llvm-objdump and llvm-nm only under /usr/lib/llvm-<N>/bin, which broke the runtime validation (#138). Six tools now use it. The LLVM 16 floor also stops the LLVM 15 runtime abort from #139 before anything is built. Two test helpers used APIs added after Python 3.10; they are shimmed so the same suite runs on 3.10, 3.11 and 3.14. Adds tests/test_preflight.py (24 tests, fake host tools only).
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"""SHA-256 of a file without hashlib.file_digest().
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hashlib.file_digest() is Python 3.11+; Ubuntu 22.04 ships Python 3.10, where the
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installers failed only after the build had finished (issue #137). This reads in
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chunks, so the memory use does not depend on the file size.
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"""
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import hashlib
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def sha256(path):
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checksum = hashlib.sha256()
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with open(path, 'rb') as source:
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for chunk in iter(lambda: source.read(1 << 20), b''):
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checksum.update(chunk)
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return checksum.hexdigest()
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