eval error about crochet HOT 10 CLOSED

This looks like an old bug in the code that tries to determine which version of FreeBSD you are building.

What FreeBSD source version do you have checked out?

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11.0-CURRENT FreeBSD 11.0-CURRENT #0 r263927

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And what exactly was the config file you were using? And the command line you used?

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Also, the progress messages before this should have printed out the Image name being used: What does that show?

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I used the default config
./crochet.sh -b RaspberryPi -v

====================> Phase 301 <====================
Running: OPTION= OPTIONDIR= BOARDDIR= board_default_create_image
eval: arithmetic expression: expecting primary: "([0-9][0-9]).$/\1/p'`-RPI-B-r263927.img / 1000000"

There was no other error.
Full log: http://pastebin.com/G8xXYMK9

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Early in the log, it prints out:

Image name is:
    /home/fynn/GIT/crochet-freebsd/work/FreeBSD-armv6-10.0
\([0-9][0-9]*\).*$/\1/p'`-RPI-B-r263927.img

We need to figure out why ${IMG} is getting set so strangely.
I'll look into it...

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Please try updating Crochet and try again. I believe this has been fixed.

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Got the same error, in what file/line is the error?!

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The default IMG value is set in lib/board.sh by this line:

  IMG=${WORKDIR}/FreeBSD-${TARGET_ARCH}-${FREEBSD_VERSION}-${KERNCONF}-${SOURCE_VERSION}.img

Comparing to the image name you have, it looks like ${FREEBSD_VERSION} is 10.0 and ${KERNCONF} is "RPI-B" and I have no idea how the \([0-9][0-9]*\).*$/\1/p' is getting in there.

It really looks like you either have an old version of something (I think something like that regex used be used to compute FREEBSD_VERSION, but it was changed a long time ago) or something is corrupted somewhere.

Can you find that regex anywhere in your system?

What does 'git log -1' show your current revision of Crochet is?

Does 'git status --ignored' show any changes to your local copy of Crochet?

I recommend you try checking out a clean copy of Crochet and see if that helps.

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I've not heard any other reports, so I suspect this was fixed at some point.

If you see it again, please open another issue and I'll take another look.

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