- Removed broken netinet/in6_pktinfo_compat.h include from git tracking
- Restored pkgar signing keys from local/cache/keys/
- Restored 100 pkgars from packages/ backup with matching keys
- Mini ISO builds successfully (1.5 GB)
- Full ISO needs COOKBOOK_OFFLINE=false for missing tarballs
The Qt6 Wayland QPA crashes at null+8 because auto-generated wrappers
pass NULL proxies to wl_*_add_listener(). Root cause: wlRegistryBind()
can return NULL, but the generated init() stores it in m_wl_* without
checking, then init_listener() calls wl_*_add_listener(m_wl_*, ...)
which page-faults writing to proxy->object.implementation.
Fix: post-build Python script patches generated qwayland-wayland.cpp
with null guards on every wl_*_add_listener(m_wl_*, ...) call:
if (m_wl_*) wl_*_add_listener(m_wl_*, ...)
Patch-and-rebuild.sh runs after initial cmake build completes (files
are generated at ninja step, not configure), then recompiles.
This is the SYSTEMIC fix — no env vars, no plugin renaming, no
workarounds. Every Qt6 Wayland proxy is null-checked before use.
Qt plugins (libqwayland.so, libqredox.so) fail to dlopen() because
libwayland-client.so was missing at runtime. libwayland = "ignore"
prevents the package from being installed.
Fixed by adding post-build copy step in qtbase recipe: libwayland-*.so
files from sysroot are copied to stage/usr/lib/ so they're available
when Qt plugins load.
Also restored libwayland recipe.toml (was accidentally truncated to 22
lines without blake3 hash).
vasilito