Cellular Network Infrastructure

Another reason for disabled packages is uhd version requirements - see gerrit 1635 for details.

Note: when "hlr" part of db code is gone we should re-examine the db tests and see if failure is still there. It could as well be that reduction of code will make some parts of db tests obsolete.

UHD version requirements have been removed in master, corresponding packages re-enabled.

osmo-trx is disabled for Debian 8.0 i586 due to mysterious mmx check failure at configure.

Possibly related to #1869?

Not sure: I don't think that OBS moves binaries between different CPUs during the build but as both tickets seems to be related to subtle CPU features check it might as well be that fixing one will resolve (or at least help to troubleshoot the other).

The osmo-trx failure on i586 is caused by issue with AX_EXT in autoconf-archive in Debian Jessie. Upstream fix is tracked via https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=857754

Current build failures seen to be mostly related to recent changes in libosmo-sccp (fix in gerrit 2404) and removal of obsolete packages in latest ubuntu (fixes in gerrit 2399 and 2400). While trying to reproduce problem locally I've submitted additional fix for libosmo-netif (gerrit 2401).

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For the currently disabled packages - see the checklist. Note: osmo-bts is only disabled because it depends on failing (due to linked libdbi issue) openbsc. It make sense to re-check one msc-split is completed as it's affecting .deb packaging heavily.

The issue is not present in https://build.opensuse.org/project/monitor/network:osmocom:nitb-split:nightly
Once they replace old nightly, we can close it.

This is not needed anymore, now that OpenBSC.git only contains legacy code. We're building the full stack including osmo-bts, osmo-bsc, osmo-msc, ... on all supported distributions.