Getting Deiteris' W-Okada Fork working on NixOS

[stable pilot]

Stuck at this error:

ImportError: /home/xnefas/Documents/AI/MMVCServerSIO/_internal/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.29' not found (required by /home/xnefas/Documents/AI/MMVCServerSIO/_internal/onnxruntime/capi/onnxruntime_pybind11_state.so)

I'm already in a FHS environment defined with

{pkgs ? import <nixpkgs> {}}:
(pkgs.buildFHSEnv {
  name = "fhs-env";
  targetPkgs = pkgs: (with pkgs; [
    udev
    alsa-lib
    glib
    glibc
    libcxx
    libz
  ]);
  runScript = "fish";
}).env

Which packages am I missing?

• Full GPU Name: AMD RX 7900 XT
• Operating System: NixOS 24.11 with unstable nixpkgs
• Detailed Description of the Problem: As NixOS isn't FHS Compliant, any W-Okada fork or even the original just don't work.

[buoyant arrow]

• make sure you're using the correct installation: https://docs.aihub.gg/realtime-voice-changer/local/deiteris-w-okada-fork/#download-on-amd-on-linux
• try using stable version of the OS and such the packages, or if not sure I'd recommend a stable version of well-known distro like Ubuntu LTS

[stable pilot]

unstable nixpkgs does not mean unstable software, and I like NixOS, I don't intend to switch distros just to run one software; the issue is that NixOS doesn't have its libraries in common places, and I'm specifically asking what derivation (NixOS specific term for a package) or nix shell I need to run the software.

I appreciate the support and help, but if you're not well-versed with Nix, please do not recommend other distros; I am specifically looking for other people using NixOS that have gotten the software working

[buoyant arrow]

perhaps you should ask ppl in your NixOS fanbase community

[stable pilot]

I've tried, but no one even knows that the software is a thing that exists

Ideally I would make a derivation for it myself so others on NixOS can also use it

but I'm unsure if I have the time for that today 😅

[buoyant arrow]

I mean like NixOS is derivative of what, or which kernel it is using?

[stable pilot]

It's Linux, just, it doesn't follow fhs (Filesystem Hierarchy Standard) which says to have libraries in a specific directory

It's based on a thesis on purely functional and declarative system deployment model

[buoyant arrow]

NixOS is a Linux operating system based on the Nix package manager and the Nixpkgs package repository.

so it is purely standalone Nix package manager

[stable pilot]

yes and no

with Nix you basically define the dependencies of what you want to use

like uuh

[buoyant arrow]

anyway you should try troubleshooting it by yourself or ask ppl who know NixOS

[stable pilot]

you know Rust? It's kind of like a cargo.toml and cargo.lock, except it's a Turing-complete functional programming language

[buoyant arrow]

I'd stop here and defer to anyone else with decent knowledge of that

[stable pilot]

No problem there, thank you for your company and help here regardless ::)

Also, your mention of Ubuntu gave me the idea of trying to use Distrobox and see if it works on Arch Linux