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-Okay, so I'm trying to help someone who had an issue installing Firebird 3.0 on a system that uses m68k architecture, possibly a QEMU-based emulator since they mentioned it later. The logs show several errors during the installation process.
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-First, looking at the installation output, there are multiple points where things go wrong:
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-1. When unpacking `firebird3.0-server`, there's an error with debconf not being able to initialize the frontend properly because no dialog-like program is installed. It falls back to Readline instead, which might cause issues but isn't necessarily a showstopper.
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-2. The password prompt for SYSDBA appears, and if the user didn't provide a password, a random one is generated. This part seems okay unless there's an issue with storing it securely.
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-3. There's a warning about the home directory `/var/lib/firebird` not belonging to the user being created. This could be problematic because Firebird might require proper ownership for its data directories.
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-4. The critical error occurs when setting up `firebird3.0-server`, resulting in an exit status 134, which indicates a crash during the post-installation script. The error message mentions `ConfigStorage: mutex pthread_mutex_init error, status = 95`. This suggests a problem with threading or synchronization in Firebird's configuration storage.
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-5. QEMU then aborts with signal 6 (Aborted), indicating that some subprocess died unexpectedly. The core dump is generated, which might contain more detailed information about the crash but isn't immediately helpful without analysis.
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-Looking at the second part of the logs, it seems the user tried to manually run a SQL script using `isql-fb`, and again encountered similar errors related to mutex initialization and QEMU aborting.
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-Considering that Firebird relies on certain system libraries and threading models, the m68k architecture might not be fully supported or might have issues with how pthreads are handled. This could cause the mutex errors during installation.
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-Additionally, since the user is using a QEMU-based environment, there's a possibility of interaction between QEMU's emulation and Firebird's dependencies, leading to crashes when running under QEMU.
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-The user also received a message about their bug report expiring because of inactivity. It looks like they might have reported this issue elsewhere, perhaps to the QEMU project or the Firebird community, but it wasn't resolved before being marked as expired.
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-So, potential solutions could involve:
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-- Checking if Firebird is supported on m68k architecture and whether there are known issues.
-- Ensuring that all dependencies for Firebird are properly installed, including any pthread libraries or C runtime components required by the Firebird server.
-- Investigating if QEMU's configuration affects how threading is handled in the guest OS, possibly leading to these crashes.
-- Trying a different approach to install Firebird, maybe using a minimal system or adjusting permissions manually before running the installer.
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-If I were the user, I would start by verifying that Firebird supports m68k and looking for any existing documentation or forums addressing this setup. If not supported, they might need to consider alternative architectures or systems where Firebird runs smoothly under QEMU.
-</think>
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-The issue arises when attempting to install Firebird 3.0 on an m68k architecture using a QEMU-based environment. The installation fails due to multiple errors, including debconf frontend issues, home directory ownership warnings, and critical mutex initialization failures during the server setup. These problems are exacerbated by QEMU's potential interaction with system libraries and threading models.
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-**Step-by-Step Explanation:**
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-1. **.debconf Frontend Issue**: The installation frontend couldn't initialize due to a missing dialog program, falling back to Readline, which is less user-friendly but not inherently problematic unless it causes input issues.
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-2. **SYSDBA Password Setup**: A secure password is necessary for the SYSDBA user. If left blank, a random password is generated, but this must be handled securely, especially since it's stored in `/etc/firebird/3.0/SYSDBA.password`.
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-3. **Home Directory Warning**: The warning about ownership of `/var/lib/firebird` suggests that Firebird might not run correctly if the user and group permissions aren't set properly. This could lead to runtime issues beyond installation.
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-4. **Mutex Initialization Error**: The critical error `ConfigStorage: mutex pthread_mutex_init error, status = 95` points to a threading issue in Firebird's configuration storage. This is likely due to m68k architecture not fully supporting the required pthreads functionalities or missing dependencies.
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-5. **QEMU Interaction**: The system runs under QEMU, which might interfere with how threading and signal handling are managed, leading to the Aborted signal and core dump during installation.
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-**Solution Steps:**
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-- **Check Firebird Compatibility**: Verify if Firebird 3.0 is supported on m68k architecture. If not, consider using a different architecture or system that's officially supported.
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-- **Install Dependencies**: Ensure all required libraries for Firebird are installed, including pthreads and any C runtime components necessary for proper threading operations.
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-- **Adjust QEMU Configuration**: Explore QEMU settings to minimize interference with system calls and threading. This might involve setting specific CPU models or flags that better support the target architecture's requirements.
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-- **Manual Permissions Setup**: Before installation, manually set the ownership of `/var/lib/firebird` to the Firebird user to avoid permission issues during runtime.
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-- **Alternative Installation Methods**: Consider using a minimal OS image or adjusting the environment variables to address any path or library conflicts that might arise under QEMU.
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-If these steps don't resolve the issue, it may be necessary to seek assistance from the Firebird community or QEMU support channels, providing detailed logs and configuration information for further troubleshooting.
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