locale & locale-gen: command not found, probably a problem with GCC? - void linux

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I have a problem with my system - void linux.



At first I have found that one app wasnt working correctly. When I tried to edit the Flameshot configuration by right-clicking on its icon and clicking "Configuration" an error came out on the console:



terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'
what(): locale::facet::_S_create_c_locale name not valid


So I tried to run locale and maybe locale-gen, but the commands were not found.



After some googling I have found out that it can be a problem with glibc.



I have tried to install glibc, with no effort:



[choroszczanin@choroszcz ~]$ sudo xbps-install glibc
Password:
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg libgcc-8.2.0_8 (matched by libgcc>=0)
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg libstdc++-8.2.0_8 (matched by libstdc++>=0)
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg libgomp-8.2.0_8 (matched by libgomp>=0)
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg musl-1.1.20_2 (matched by musl>=0)
CONFLICT: musl-1.1.20_2 with cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 in transaction (matched by glibc>=0)
Transaction aborted due to conflicting packages.


This is the point when I don't know what to do at all.



From what I understand there are some dummy packages installed, and I should replace them with normal packages, but I do not know how to achieve it...










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  • hey there, it appears that you are attempting to install glibc on a musl system. note that this is not possible and switching between glibc and musl on an existing installation is not supported. Have you tried setting the environment variables LANG, LC_ALL, and/or LANGUAGE to 'C'?
    – CameronNemo
    Dec 29 '18 at 4:56















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I have a problem with my system - void linux.



At first I have found that one app wasnt working correctly. When I tried to edit the Flameshot configuration by right-clicking on its icon and clicking "Configuration" an error came out on the console:



terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'
what(): locale::facet::_S_create_c_locale name not valid


So I tried to run locale and maybe locale-gen, but the commands were not found.



After some googling I have found out that it can be a problem with glibc.



I have tried to install glibc, with no effort:



[choroszczanin@choroszcz ~]$ sudo xbps-install glibc
Password:
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg libgcc-8.2.0_8 (matched by libgcc>=0)
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg libstdc++-8.2.0_8 (matched by libstdc++>=0)
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg libgomp-8.2.0_8 (matched by libgomp>=0)
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg musl-1.1.20_2 (matched by musl>=0)
CONFLICT: musl-1.1.20_2 with cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 in transaction (matched by glibc>=0)
Transaction aborted due to conflicting packages.


This is the point when I don't know what to do at all.



From what I understand there are some dummy packages installed, and I should replace them with normal packages, but I do not know how to achieve it...










share|improve this question





















  • hey there, it appears that you are attempting to install glibc on a musl system. note that this is not possible and switching between glibc and musl on an existing installation is not supported. Have you tried setting the environment variables LANG, LC_ALL, and/or LANGUAGE to 'C'?
    – CameronNemo
    Dec 29 '18 at 4:56













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I have a problem with my system - void linux.



At first I have found that one app wasnt working correctly. When I tried to edit the Flameshot configuration by right-clicking on its icon and clicking "Configuration" an error came out on the console:



terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'
what(): locale::facet::_S_create_c_locale name not valid


So I tried to run locale and maybe locale-gen, but the commands were not found.



After some googling I have found out that it can be a problem with glibc.



I have tried to install glibc, with no effort:



[choroszczanin@choroszcz ~]$ sudo xbps-install glibc
Password:
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg libgcc-8.2.0_8 (matched by libgcc>=0)
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg libstdc++-8.2.0_8 (matched by libstdc++>=0)
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg libgomp-8.2.0_8 (matched by libgomp>=0)
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg musl-1.1.20_2 (matched by musl>=0)
CONFLICT: musl-1.1.20_2 with cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 in transaction (matched by glibc>=0)
Transaction aborted due to conflicting packages.


This is the point when I don't know what to do at all.



From what I understand there are some dummy packages installed, and I should replace them with normal packages, but I do not know how to achieve it...










share|improve this question













I have a problem with my system - void linux.



At first I have found that one app wasnt working correctly. When I tried to edit the Flameshot configuration by right-clicking on its icon and clicking "Configuration" an error came out on the console:



terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'
what(): locale::facet::_S_create_c_locale name not valid


So I tried to run locale and maybe locale-gen, but the commands were not found.



After some googling I have found out that it can be a problem with glibc.



I have tried to install glibc, with no effort:



[choroszczanin@choroszcz ~]$ sudo xbps-install glibc
Password:
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg libgcc-8.2.0_8 (matched by libgcc>=0)
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg libstdc++-8.2.0_8 (matched by libstdc++>=0)
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg libgomp-8.2.0_8 (matched by libgomp>=0)
CONFLICT: cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 with installed pkg musl-1.1.20_2 (matched by musl>=0)
CONFLICT: musl-1.1.20_2 with cross-vpkg-dummy-0.29_1 in transaction (matched by glibc>=0)
Transaction aborted due to conflicting packages.


This is the point when I don't know what to do at all.



From what I understand there are some dummy packages installed, and I should replace them with normal packages, but I do not know how to achieve it...







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  • hey there, it appears that you are attempting to install glibc on a musl system. note that this is not possible and switching between glibc and musl on an existing installation is not supported. Have you tried setting the environment variables LANG, LC_ALL, and/or LANGUAGE to 'C'?
    – CameronNemo
    Dec 29 '18 at 4:56
















  • hey there, it appears that you are attempting to install glibc on a musl system. note that this is not possible and switching between glibc and musl on an existing installation is not supported. Have you tried setting the environment variables LANG, LC_ALL, and/or LANGUAGE to 'C'?
    – CameronNemo
    Dec 29 '18 at 4:56















hey there, it appears that you are attempting to install glibc on a musl system. note that this is not possible and switching between glibc and musl on an existing installation is not supported. Have you tried setting the environment variables LANG, LC_ALL, and/or LANGUAGE to 'C'?
– CameronNemo
Dec 29 '18 at 4:56




hey there, it appears that you are attempting to install glibc on a musl system. note that this is not possible and switching between glibc and musl on an existing installation is not supported. Have you tried setting the environment variables LANG, LC_ALL, and/or LANGUAGE to 'C'?
– CameronNemo
Dec 29 '18 at 4:56










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