**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Apr 20 02:59:58 2012 Apr 20 10:59:11 hello, i'm trying to build oe (angstrom as dist), i got this error :FATAL: base-passwd-3.5.20: ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/b/base-passwd/base-passwd_3.5.20.tar.gz cannot check archive integrity Apr 20 10:59:11 the package is missing in the ftp Apr 20 10:59:11 what can i do to fix it? Apr 20 14:46:01 hi Apr 20 14:47:16 i try to recompile kernel with nfs Apr 20 14:47:38 it cant find ipkg-native_1.6 Apr 20 14:47:54 cos handheld site isnt work now Apr 20 14:48:39 http://pastebin.com/5pwEb71d Apr 20 14:50:14 i found some ipkg-utils_1.6 here, but it doesnt help me Apr 20 14:51:05 google.com didnt help me too Apr 20 15:06:56 we renamed them opkg when handhelds.org when on their suing spree! Apr 20 15:15:17 i just need ipkg-utils-native-1.6+cvs20050404-r21 to my source directory Apr 20 15:15:50 can u help me to find this package? Apr 20 15:28:02 XorA: did they actually sue anyone? Apr 20 15:32:14 bluelightning: no, just lots of hufflepuffing I think Apr 20 15:32:46 XorA: that's what I thought, just wondered if I had missed something :) Apr 20 15:34:05 bluelightning: I only know the tip of what happened on IRC and the abuse I got which I dont think was even aimed at me, I just happened to say wrong thing at wrong time Apr 20 15:34:22 * XorA continued to work with the new familiar maintainers after the split Apr 20 15:35:41 opie was still hosted there right up to when the hosts went down, despite some related arguments on that project too Apr 20 15:35:59 I tried to stay out of it... I was more interested in writing code Apr 20 15:36:32 I think opie saw themselves as a hh.org project and didnt mind the whole trademark thing, gpe didnt and did mind Apr 20 15:36:45 oh, we did definitely mind :/ Apr 20 15:36:58 in retrospect I could have been much more vocal... Apr 20 15:37:02 or was it the new qt3 opie I thinking of? Apr 20 15:37:30 hmm, if such a thing existed I don't know of it... Apr 20 15:37:49 it was opie based off the QtopiaEmbedded Apr 20 15:37:58 yeah, the flare up happened when lorn started an "opie II" project on ltg Apr 20 15:38:12 thats the bloke I couldnt remember name of Apr 20 15:38:52 I was looking at the Plasma Active tablet, wow that looks a whole lot like opie for the modern generation :-D Apr 20 15:39:01 opie was so ahead of its time Apr 20 15:39:11 yeah I guess it might be looked upon as a spiritual successor Apr 20 15:39:22 I'm not totally sold on the UI, but I haven't played with it for more than 5 mins Apr 20 15:39:49 if only Qt didnt hurt my head :-D Apr 20 15:40:00 heh Apr 20 15:40:22 I think MoC was a bad idea, but thats just personal Apr 20 15:40:37 if your gonna write in C++ just damn well write in C++ Apr 20 15:40:56 I've had one or two issues with moc over the years but by and large the signals/slots functionality it provides makes things much nicer IMHO Apr 20 15:41:44 * XorA prefers to know 2 languages and wield them well :-D Apr 20 15:41:58 I also prefer Qt's strings and containers to their STL equivalents Apr 20 15:42:01 but that's just me :) Apr 20 15:42:03 ah, debugging opie on c7x0 devices, brings back memories Apr 20 15:42:19 it was buggy in those days... some bugs have only recently been fixed Apr 20 15:42:23 I can live with QString as the STL was still random noise when they were invented Apr 20 15:42:37 Erik's static analysis & fixing helped a lot stability-wise Apr 20 15:56:51 for beagleboard which one of the following is considered release 2011.03, or core-eglibc? next is obviously not release. Apr 20 16:04:25 hagna_: it's 2011.03 Apr 20 16:04:28 hagna_: thanks Apr 20 16:04:42 hagna_: np Apr 20 16:11:21 heh, self solving questions :-D Apr 20 16:33:22 I'm just guessing Apr 20 16:33:38 I gave him my best guess, but he doesn't know I'm just a newb **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Apr 20 18:23:12 2012 **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Apr 20 18:24:15 2012 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Apr 20 18:25:00 2012 **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Apr 20 18:26:19 2012 Apr 20 19:53:44 how do you disable networkmanager? Apr 20 19:54:26 why doesn't source ~/.oe/environment set CROSS_COMPILE or ARCH ? Apr 20 20:00:51 hagna - did you configure it with ./oebb.sh config ? Apr 20 20:06:12 hagna - I cat my environment and it does not do that Apr 20 20:08:46 guyzmo: I did MACHINE=beagleboard ./oebb.sh config beagleboard MACHINE=beagleboard ./oebb.sh update MACHINE=beagleboard ./oebb.sh bitbake virtual/kernel Apr 20 20:09:35 hagna - and what's your problem ? Apr 20 20:11:13 guyzmo: I have a few, but the main one is wondering if I'm compiling this kernel correctly Apr 20 20:11:27 for sure it does Apr 20 20:11:38 it downloads and cross compiles all the tools Apr 20 20:12:06 otherwise, why would it take hours and compile all basic stuff like glibc, gcc and so ? Apr 20 20:12:12 ;) Apr 20 20:12:18 yeah it obviously does Apr 20 20:12:35 I have a custom kernel I want to compile now Apr 20 20:13:02 so I downloaded the toolchain because I couldn't find it in setup-scripts Apr 20 20:13:07 I'm also struggling trying to xcompile and package my own code source :) Apr 20 20:13:15 setup-scripts downloads it Apr 20 20:13:22 downloades what? Apr 20 20:13:28 meta-openembedded/toolchain-layer Apr 20 20:13:33 that's the toolchain ok Apr 20 20:13:42 but it doesn't install it on the host does it? Apr 20 20:13:42 I'm not 100% sure, but I assume it is Apr 20 20:13:50 seems like it didn't Apr 20 20:14:03 I don't think so Apr 20 20:15:53 to compile a custom kernel I downloaded the tool chain like they say to do here http://www.electronsonradio.com/2011/04/intro-to-basic-cross-compiling-for-the-beagleboard/ and I did CROSS_COMPILE=arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi- ARCH=arm make uImage Apr 20 20:16:08 that's probably going to work right? Apr 20 20:16:40 but maybe you are supposed to use bitbake somehow instead Apr 20 20:19:04 well, either you do it the good old way, or you use the tools Apr 20 20:19:45 what this doc says, is somehow the cross compilation equivalent of downloading your kernel sources, go to /usr/src and build it yourself Apr 20 20:19:55 which can be fine, if that's what you want Apr 20 20:20:25 do you know how to use bitbake that doc says? Apr 20 20:20:26 but using tools like bitbake, it's more like using debian's make-kpkg that compiles the kernel and puts it in a package Apr 20 20:20:47 do you know how to use bitbake to do what that doc says? Apr 20 20:20:47 and then you can opkg install your custom kernel Apr 20 20:21:09 I'm still learning bitbake, and it has close to no documentation :/ Apr 20 20:22:03 but I can tell you that : the "update" phase you do is not necessary just after the "config" step Apr 20 20:22:14 oh yeah heh ok Apr 20 20:22:21 why is that? Apr 20 20:22:23 and once you've done the "config" step, you can do "source ~/.oe/environment" and run bitbake directly Apr 20 20:22:49 well, if you know git, it's like doing git clone and then right away git pull Apr 20 20:23:10 it's a waste of time, your repository is already at HEAD, as you've just cloned it Apr 20 20:23:13 ;) Apr 20 20:24:44 and btw, be careful when rebuilding your kernel Apr 20 20:25:14 as the beagleboard people do neat patches to access stuff like GPIOs Apr 20 20:27:54 but using bitbake, I'm pretty sure it includes the patches Apr 20 20:33:41 yeah maybe if I had a patch for an existing kernel I could add it to the .bb script **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Apr 21 02:59:59 2012