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BCBoy911@lemmy.ca to Linux@lemmy.ml · 22 days ago

Ubuntu 25.10's Move To Rust Coreutils Is Causing Major Breakage For Some Executables

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BCBoy911@lemmy.ca to Linux@lemmy.ml · 22 days ago
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    New non-copyleft Rust implementation. While we’re at it, let’s throw in some blockchain and AI as well. The eccentric South African billionaire CEO will be pleased.

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    I will really appreciate the irony when it turns out that it’s the new implementation in Rust that is correct

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      GNU is really its own thing and not reallyPOSIX anymore. So GNU is right even if they are wrong.

      This is not me advocating for GNU. I use BSD utils myself.

      On this issue, your were right in a way. My understanding is that the uutils version of dd was respecting the fullblock parameter, causing problems on slow pipes. GNU ignore this and was doing partial writes. Uutils has been modified to match GNU and is “working” now. At least, a tested patch has been submitted.

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    The bug: https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/pull/8750

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      And……fixed.

      A few days ago we had a “performance” bug. Before the stories had even been written, the uutils was made 50% faster than GNU.

      Now we have an actual difference in behaviour. But it is again fixed before the stories could even go out.

      The anti-Rust crew is really trying to celebrate hear but it seems like uutils is proving them wrong so far.

      We will see what happens in production I suppose.

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    Glad to see someone’s working the bugs out.

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    Related and sane response:

    (Low Level) https://youtu.be/Jgq551IhquA?t=4m7s

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    There seems to be a bug in rust md5 implementation. This can break everything, but then everything can soon be fixed too.

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      Looks like md5 is fine, it’s dd that’s wrong

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    I can hear the goalposts moving.

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    Durrrrrr

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