**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Mar 24 02:59:59 2014 Mar 24 09:13:44 Howdy Mar 24 09:14:20 Was hoping someone could tell me how to build a TI-gfx driver module together with the kernel modules in the virtual/kernel build Mar 24 09:14:31 the current solution does it afterwards Mar 24 09:14:33 its a hack Mar 24 09:14:42 and it is causing problems Mar 24 09:14:48 I want to do it right but I have no idea how Mar 24 23:20:37 pretty new to irc - sorry if I break any irc etiquette Mar 24 23:21:33 i am trying to compile a program using bitbake - am successful in doing it, but when i run it, it complains: "/lib/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.7' not found" Mar 24 23:22:24 there is a recipe for glibc2.7 but the distribution conf specifies glibc 2.6.1 and that is what is found on the image and on the installed machine Mar 24 23:23:03 i checked the staging directories in tmp/staging - no files that match libc-2.7* Mar 24 23:23:25 so i am not sure why the program seems to be linking against v 2.7 and not 2.6.1 - any pointers? Mar 24 23:24:30 the distro conf i am using is angstrom-2008.1 and it has PREFERRED_VERSION_glibc ?= "2.6.1" PREFERRED_VERSION_glibc-initial ?= "2.6.1" Mar 24 23:27:21 swoop81: you seem to have an ancient version Mar 24 23:28:37 it is for a product that has already been deployed, so upgrading isn't easy Mar 24 23:28:56 sorry no idea, my memory does not stretch back 4 years Mar 24 23:29:12 i got around this before by linking libc statically, but if i can i want to do avoid that Mar 24 23:30:02 does sound like your not building against what you think you are though, you maybe got variable polution from a newer checkout? Mar 24 23:31:00 i just built it cleanly (removed tmp) - still happens - i don't see libc-2.7 anywhere in the staging directory strangely - so i am not sure where the binary is picking it up from Mar 24 23:31:22 whats your host libc? Mar 24 23:31:33 2.11 Mar 24 23:31:50 could be host leakage I guess Mar 24 23:32:02 might want to try a chroot from 2008 as well Mar 24 23:32:51 shouldn't bitbake be doing that already? Mar 24 23:33:09 we have fixed a lot of bugs since then Mar 24 23:33:21 sorry this is all I can think of Mar 24 23:33:39 no problem, thanks for your suggestions Mar 24 23:34:41 yeah if your on a debian based distro I would be tempted to try and rewind time Mar 24 23:34:54 its quick and easy with debootstrap and schroot Mar 24 23:36:33 Wow that was back in openmoko days Mar 24 23:37:28 quite cool that a Angstrom based product shipped with that and is still going though :-) Mar 24 23:45:04 Crofton: see above, maybe you have some idea Mar 24 23:49:05 alrady multit asking:( Mar 24 23:49:16 in a gnuradio hackfest **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Mar 25 02:59:58 2014