xlive
Hey there!
I’m testing MacOS Sonoma 14.0 Beta (currently in a M1 MBPro) as I wanted to get hands on it for some future projects..
After the upgrade, I’ve discovered I cannot use iex, mix or any erlang related command anymore ![]()
I’ve tried with my current installation (asdf) and also installing elixir with brew. Any of them works unfortunately..
The error I get is the following:
mix compile
[1] 69035 bus error mix compile
But I can still run python, ruby and the rest of my usual tools.
Has anyone run into the same problem?
Or do you know a way how could I debug better the error maybe?
Thanks a lot community!
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dimitarvp
Shenanigans of ARM vs. Intel processor instructions, maybe?
You got Rosetta installed? If so, have you made sure you’re running the ARM version of Erlang/Elixir?
xlive
thanks for answering!!
(or at least I wasn’t aware of it)
I don’t have Rosetta nope
I was lucky enough that when I got the laptop this was already solved
Edit: running
pgrep oahdreturns me an int, so looks like I have it.. the problem is that I haven’t changed anything about the versions installed (aside from MacOS) recently, so that’s why I was wondering if the update was the problem..Raf1
I am experiencing exactly the same problem…
Any updates on a potential fix?
Thanks!
xlive
Not yet.. Looks like not many people is upgrading so we don’t have much visibility..
I hope someone gives us some light on this soon
jhogberg
We don’t test under Rosetta (we only test native Intel JIT or native ARM JIT), so it’s possible that we missed something.
If someone could build from source and run
bin/cerl -lldband give us a view of the crash, that would be of great help.xlive
Hey @jhogberg ! Thanks for trying to help us
I’ve just installed Erlang from source and it works correctly and without any errors (even in the smoke test).
Looks like this error could be coming then from ASDF and brew binaries maybe?
I will try now installing Elixir from source too!
Edit: Same for Elixir! Installing from source makes it work as expected.
@Raf1 you could do the same as a workaround for now
xlive
Let me know if I can do something to give you insights about non-source installations
Pasting here the smoke test results
Nicd
asdf also builds Erlang from sources.
jhogberg
If you could attach
lldbto the binaries that crash that’d also be helpful.Yes, so it’s rather strange that one works and the other does not. Perhaps
asdfruns under Rosetta for some reason?xlive
How could I do that?
When I run
bin/cerl -lldbas you said before, I don’t get any error, just the following: