The /usr/bin/libtool script used to use cross tool-chains,
when it was cross compiled.
This broke cross-built libtool for native builds and was changed in
653f433927 to native tool-chains.
Setting native tool-chains in libtools causes cross-builds which use
libtool to fail.
Thus, change /usr/bin/libtool to use environment variables when defined
and fall back to the native tool-chain otherwise.
lsblk needs udev support to read LABEL, UUID and filesystem without root
permission.
eudev is already a dependency of base-voidstrap and base-system,
so most of people won't be effected by this new dependencies.
However, base-minimal depends on util-linux but not eudev.
git build system will trigger a rebuild if it detects
if flags passed to make changed.
In commit 82a5337c07, ("git: correct utf-16 and utf-32 conversion on
musl", 2019-10-30) , we tried to correct the git-iconv interaction on
musl, but we forget to pass that flag into `make install'.
Hence, on do_install, git build system rebuild git without
ICONV_OMITS_BOM=Yes flag, thus produce faulty binary.
Save that flag into config.mak[1] in order to keep it consistent across
build stage.
While we're at it, also move other make_*_args into config.mak
[1]: https://public-inbox.org/git/20191031181116.GC2133@sigill.intra.peff.net/
git build system will trigger a rebuild if it detects
if flags passed to make changed.
In commit 886036d094, ("chroot-git: correct iconv usage on musl",
2019-10-30), we tried to correct the git-iconv interaction on musl,
but we forget to pass that flag into `make install'.
Hence, on do_install, git build system rebuild git without
ICONV_OMITS_BOM=Yes flag, thus produce faulty binary.
Save that flag into config.mak[1] in order to keep it consistent across
build stage.
While we're at it, also move other make_*_args into config.mak
[1]: https://public-inbox.org/git/20191031181116.GC2133@sigill.intra.peff.net/
