**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Jun 13 23:59:56 2005 Jun 14 00:20:48 RP: hi! do you know if your pxa-i2c-patch on rpsys works? Jun 14 00:21:01 RP: (http://www.rpsys.net/openzaurus/patches/pxa_i2c-r2.patch) Jun 14 00:22:01 RP: i wonder where this patch implements the "i2c algo". When I'm using it with the ds1337 driver, then I get an segfault drivers/include/i2c.h because adapter->algo is NULL Jun 14 00:27:48 schurig: That patch was based upon the patch in rmk's patch tracker Jun 14 00:28:01 RP: does it work for you with some i2c devices? Jun 14 00:28:18 schurig: I've not actually got around to using it for i2c yet although I think Dirk Ofper has been using it Jun 14 00:28:39 hmm, do13 isn't here :-( Jun 14 00:29:49 schurig: Have a look at his patches at www.d013.de/openzaurus/patches Jun 14 00:30:58 schurig: I think he was using it for the sound on tosa so it will be used from the alsa/ac97 patches Jun 14 00:31:54 Changing the corgi code to use the i2c driver is on my todo list but I've never got around to it :-( Jun 14 00:41:41 morning Jun 14 00:42:44 morning hrw Jun 14 00:42:44 I found one bug in qte2/w100 powered Jun 14 00:42:50 resume is fscked Jun 14 00:44:26 hmm.. or it needs much more time to restore opie ui Jun 14 00:50:17 RP: do you know what's the purpose of this emu_eeprom code? Who needs that? Jun 14 01:00:21 schurig: I afraid I don't Jun 14 01:02:03 good morning all Jun 14 01:04:46 koen: hi Jun 14 01:05:04 hey schurig Jun 14 01:05:15 files/$MACHINE/blah put's blah into the ipk and names the package smething_blah.ipk. Jun 14 01:05:31 files/$DISTRO/fuu put's foo into the package, but doesn't rename the ipk Jun 14 01:05:39 * schurig searches where he can fix this Jun 14 01:06:10 s/and names the package smething_blah.ipk/and names the package something_$MACHINE.ipk/ Jun 14 01:08:05 PACKAGE_ARCH? Jun 14 01:09:30 if the package only contains the $MACHINE/bla it is recommended that the ipk has $MACHINE as it's arch Jun 14 01:15:06 schurig: Setting it by DISTRO doesn't make much sense as all packages for a given distro can be incompatible with others (think hard vs softfloat) Jun 14 01:15:18 RP: it makes sense :-) Jun 14 01:15:41 RP: we're producing a new device which is very similar to the first ("Ramses"), but different Jun 14 01:15:59 RP: so I can have some packages identical for both devices, but other must be different. Jun 14 01:16:21 That's a machine difference though, not distro Jun 14 01:16:25 RP: so I want to have the identical ones have a PACKAGE_OVERRIDE of $DISTRO, and the different ones the usual $MACHINE Jun 14 01:16:58 no, the identical package for them should get a PACKAGE_OVERRIDE of $DISTRO, e.g. base-files could be identical Jun 14 01:17:48 Why do identical files need a PACKAGE_OVERRIDE? Jun 14 01:17:53 so I want to have base-files_openmn.ipk and not two identical base-files_ramses.ipk and base-files_rt3000.ipk. Jun 14 01:18:28 becuase if I don't have an override, then it would be base_files_armv5te.ipk, which is also wrong, the files are taylored towards or M&N devices Jun 14 01:18:42 it wouldn't be a package that runs on ANY armv5te device Jun 14 01:19:30 You can't mix files from different distros, that is just a plain fact Jun 14 01:20:07 RP: I don't mix files from different distros, I've not OpenZaurus or OpenWhatever on my devices. Ramses always had "OpenMNCI" :-) Jun 14 01:20:33 So why the need to suddenly reflect the distro in the name if you've nothing to confuse it with? Jun 14 01:20:36 if your machiens differ, surely you want a machine level difference ? Jun 14 01:20:55 RP: please READ Jun 14 01:21:05 [10:17:53] so I want to have base-files_openmn.ipk and not two identical base-files_ramses.ipk and base-files_rt3000.ipk. Jun 14 01:21:09 schurig: you arent making your case clear, sorry. Jun 14 01:21:30 Spyro: the machines differ, but only for some packages, not for all packages Jun 14 01:21:56 schurig: so have a distro with all the common packages and use machine level configuration to handle the differences Jun 14 01:22:02 some packages are identical for my two machines, but they won't be of any use for other machines Jun 14 01:22:04 Spyro: exact Jun 14 01:22:16 schurig: you can do this already. whats the problem? Jun 14 01:22:23 schurig: I can see what you're trying to do but its a misuse of distro Jun 14 01:22:34 e-series uses a gpe-image, but has some packages added or preferred in the machine file Jun 14 01:22:57 Spyro: He wants to conbine two machines in the cases where they need the same changes Jun 14 01:22:59 RP: the distro is the next group above the machine, see conf/bitbake.conf, variable OVERRIDES. Jun 14 01:23:29 RP: and it's not a misuse, because I designed the override mechanism, I had the originally idea when Kergoth, I and others designed OpenEmbedded in the old wiki :-) Jun 14 01:23:32 RP: I dont see a problem doing that with machine Jun 14 01:23:37 morning Jun 14 01:23:48 schurig: I know you could use it but its not what DISTRO is for really... Jun 14 01:24:19 schurig: I've argued before there should be another level in the DISTRO MACHINE structure.... Jun 14 01:24:40 RP: why would you want another level ? Jun 14 01:24:47 Spyro: the problem is that picking files from packages/base-files/files/$DISTRO works (because of $OVERRIDES), but naming the ipk from the generic *_armv5te.ipk to *_$DISTRO.ipk doesn't yet work, something doesn't handle PACKAGE_OVERRIDE right Jun 14 01:24:55 schurig, Spyro: Something that would let us group common code like pxa-2.6 Jun 14 01:25:23 RP: and I can of course make packages that only make sense in my distro ... Jun 14 01:25:26 RP: makes sense Jun 14 01:25:40 RP: that would make sense for other distro's as well, package-local distros Jun 14 01:26:18 schurig: I was shot down last time I mentioned this as its not needed apparently... Jun 14 01:26:23 for example, a splash screen could (theoretically) be based on a distro Jun 14 01:26:54 schurig: It already is (see linux-openzaurus-2.6.xx.bb) Jun 14 01:27:45 RP: yeah, but then the I have different package names and can't use the IPK feature of installing the "right" base-files, or the right (barcode) scannerd IPKG. Jun 14 01:28:20 schurig: Is one of your machines armv5te and the other not armv5te? Jun 14 01:28:58 schurig: If you have no machine overrides in base_files, I don't see why it won't name the packages the same? Jun 14 01:29:00 no, they are the same. It would work with _armv5te.ipk, but actually that wouldn't be true. Because the package IS specific to OpenMNCI-devices. Jun 14 01:30:03 schurig: I think its always been thought a set of ipks are inheriently distro specific Jun 14 01:30:25 They therefore don't need the distro in the name Jun 14 01:30:49 Really, *all* your packages should have distro in their name by your argument Jun 14 01:31:19 Again, go back to my softfloat vs. hardfloat case. *Every* binary is distro specific Jun 14 01:31:24 RP: no, glibc wont, libjpeg wont Jun 14 01:31:56 but scannerd is different (different ports to the barcode scanner), base-files isn't different for the machines, but very different to, say, OpenZaurus devices Jun 14 01:32:21 zlib is equal for a very wide range of ARMV5TE machines etc Jun 14 01:32:21 and for that, is has its own distro Jun 14 01:32:51 schurig: My point being that you can't always tell when distro settings have had some effect on the binaries Jun 14 01:32:57 okay, this doesn't bring us anything, I'll stop this with you Jun 14 01:34:18 schurig: ok Jun 14 01:37:35 morning all Jun 14 01:37:48 morning ade|desk Jun 14 01:38:43 hi ade Jun 14 01:39:38 RP: the splash in the kernel is there, regardless of distro Jun 14 01:39:46 RP: just like the bootlogo Jun 14 01:40:19 with the current OE, you can't make a c7x0 image without reference to OZ Jun 14 01:40:28 koen: I was thinking of elpp. Its a bad example though as mickeyl turns it on/off from his local.conf rather than distro :) Jun 14 01:40:53 which is also bad, because the fsf will get angry Jun 14 01:40:54 koen: It could easily be a distro setting though Jun 14 01:42:05 I know, but mickey argued OZ isn't a distro in the kernel case Jun 14 01:42:12 since the OZ people did the hard work Jun 14 01:42:22 which is correct, but confusing Jun 14 01:42:35 koen: It'll get renamed anyway soon enough ;-) Jun 14 01:42:38 at least for the 2.6 kernel Jun 14 01:42:56 the 2.4 kernel still has that opiechicken, regardless of distro and DE Jun 14 01:43:08 elpp will probably remain as a distro specific setting... Jun 14 01:43:30 I'd like it to be in userspace Jun 14 01:43:34 or is in theory distro specific, they just both have it turned off by default (thankfully) Jun 14 01:43:40 since not all devices supported, support elpp Jun 14 01:44:04 userspace? for a builtin kernel module? :-/ Jun 14 01:44:20 userspace splash Jun 14 01:44:51 http://hrw.one.pl/tmp/PICT1815.JPG - how opie resume when W100:0 is used Jun 14 01:45:04 koen: My point which I failed to make to scurig is that the presence or not of a package distro override is no indication of whether that package is distro specfic as distros have greater influence than that... Jun 14 01:45:21 yeah Jun 14 01:45:36 hrw|work: 51 :) Jun 14 01:45:48 koen: ops.. Jun 14 01:45:50 koen: I'd prefer a userspace splash as well. The problem is that won't comeup early in the kernel boot process... Jun 14 01:45:55 http://hrw.one.pl/tmp/PICT1851.JPG - how opie resume when W100:0 is used Jun 14 01:47:01 hrw|work: I think its a touch broken :) Jun 14 01:47:18 That's quite impressive really :) Jun 14 01:47:26 nothing a forced repaint wont fix Jun 14 01:47:48 koen: you hope ;-) Jun 14 01:48:03 or a switch to opie/x11 Jun 14 01:48:37 RP: its after many minutes of being idle - right after resume only taskbar icons, window icons and windowtitle are shown Jun 14 01:49:02 koen: opie/x11 would be nice - x11 have much faster rotate Jun 14 01:49:29 but no w100 accell yet :( Jun 14 01:49:31 hrw|work: That sounds rather bizarre - I'd mention it to sirfred Jun 14 01:50:03 koen: qt/e does not have w100 accell too (atleast working one) Jun 14 01:50:09 RP: thx Jun 14 02:11:45 mickeyl: http://hrw.one.pl/tmp/PICT1851.JPG Jun 14 02:15:40 heh Jun 14 02:15:40 nasty Jun 14 02:15:45 morning, btw. Jun 14 02:16:16 morning Jun 14 02:16:48 morning mickeyl Jun 14 02:19:24 03mickeyl * r252 10bitbake/lib/bb/shell.py: Jun 14 02:19:24 - add 'fetch', 'unpack', 'patch', 'configure', 'compile', 'stage' Jun 14 02:19:24 which reflect the execution of the respective tasks on providees Jun 14 02:19:24 - add 'force' to toggle make.options.force Jun 14 02:19:24 - switch to a more sane context sensitive completion method inspecting the 'usage' attribute Jun 14 02:20:08 mickeyl: when are you going to integrate busybox into the shell? Jun 14 02:20:23 koen: soon ;) Jun 14 02:20:29 but seriously, you can already do Jun 14 02:20:34 BB>> shell ls -l Jun 14 02:20:37 and stuff :) Jun 14 02:20:50 mickeyl: I added Todd's serial patch and upgraded to 2.6.12-rc6-mm1 Jun 14 02:20:57 RP: ah thanks - very good. Jun 14 02:21:03 i need to test a recent build Jun 14 02:21:48 mickeyl: I'm not sure what state pcmcia is in :-/ Jun 14 02:22:56 i think no one knows Jun 14 02:23:14 except perhaps the one who's doing the revamp Jun 14 02:23:18 i forgot his name Jun 14 02:23:27 I know the person you mean Jun 14 02:23:48 The pcmcia revamp + the ide layer changes = nightmare :) Jun 14 02:24:27 i hope they don't change the ds.c ioctl interface Jun 14 02:24:41 or else all my work on the new opie pcmcia applet will be void Jun 14 02:24:57 mickeyl: I'd hope they don't Jun 14 02:25:27 there are few programs out there using the interface though Jun 14 02:25:35 i think even less than 10 Jun 14 02:25:48 most programs just parse the cardctl output Jun 14 02:25:49 (eek) Jun 14 02:25:51 :) Jun 14 02:25:56 mickeyl: When I click eject card in opie, does that just do a cardctl eject? Jun 14 02:26:01 mickeyl: not void, fluff Jun 14 02:26:18 mickeyl: eek indeed :) Jun 14 02:26:33 RP: the cardmgr applet yes, the new pcmciapplet talks directly to the card services with ioctls Jun 14 02:26:36 koen: heh Jun 14 02:26:50 mickeyl: right, that would explain why it crashes then :) Jun 14 02:27:03 mickeyl: Or now, we need to umount /dev/hda1 before cardctl eject :-/ Jun 14 02:27:18 *For* now... Jun 14 02:27:39 RP: i could talk the pcmciaapplet into checking if the device node is a harddisk and issuing an unmount before ejecting Jun 14 02:27:54 * mickeyl adds to TODO for Opie 1.2.1 Jun 14 02:28:19 mickeyl: Its a nice sanity check but I feel cardctl eject should be made to work... Jun 14 02:28:39 Its just one of the several current issues with the new ide code or pcmcia code :-/ Jun 14 02:32:50 hi chaps Jun 14 02:32:54 hi pb_ Jun 14 02:33:13 morning pb_ Jun 14 02:33:32 hi pb_ Jun 14 02:39:05 hi pb Jun 14 02:50:19 <__aZ> why xserver-xorg is depending on flex-2.5.4-native and nothing provides it? Jun 14 02:52:02 flex-2.5.4-native certainly used to exist. I guess someone must have removed it without checking for dependent packages. Jun 14 02:52:24 <__aZ> so its safe to replace is with flex-native? Jun 14 02:52:59 no. if a package depends on flex-2.5.4-native, it means it will not build with flex 2.5.31. Jun 14 02:53:17 as a workaround, you could use xserver-xorg 6.8.99.10, which does have the required patches to make it work with the newer flex. Jun 14 02:53:56 <__aZ> 10x I'll try it Jun 14 02:58:46 03pb 07 * r1.3586 10openembedded/packages/flite/flite_1.2.bb: inhibit PARALLEL_MAKE for flite Jun 14 03:06:54 03pb 07 * r1.3587 10openembedded/conf/machine/sun4cdm.conf: set kernel preference for sun4cdm Jun 14 03:07:37 cool Jun 14 03:07:48 * koen gets a duster and walks to the sparc5 Jun 14 03:28:30 ~lart jffs2 Jun 14 03:28:31 * ibot hits jffs2 with an anvil and laughs with a contralto voice ... Haha Ha HA Ha Jun 14 03:37:09 03pb 07 * r1.3588 10openembedded/packages/lirc/lirc_0.7.1.bb: correct INITSCRIPT_NAME Jun 14 03:38:32 pb_: my girlfriend thanks you Jun 14 03:38:47 I finally cleaned up the part where the unix machines reside Jun 14 03:39:19 heh Jun 14 03:40:07 the only missing part is a switch for netbooting the sparc Jun 14 03:45:39 pb_: does the sun4cdm use hw multiply by default? Jun 14 03:45:47 in OE, that is Jun 14 03:46:56 I don't think so. Jun 14 03:47:03 iirc, sun4c didn't have that hardware. Jun 14 03:47:22 I forgot which one Jun 14 03:47:40 pb_: now you have two lines PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel in your sun4cmd.conf Jun 14 03:47:40 the sparcIIe should have it Jun 14 03:48:19 schurig: oh, so I do. ah well, the more the merrier. Jun 14 03:48:48 pb_: Merry, merry preferred kerny, eh, kernel Jun 14 03:49:09 * koen googles Jun 14 03:49:36 ah, sun4m has hw mult Jun 14 03:50:24 hmmm, some sun4m machine have it..... Jun 14 03:50:44 yeah, there isn't quite a 1:1 correspondence between cpu type and machine architecture. Jun 14 03:50:52 some of the sun4ms could accept multiple different cpus. Jun 14 03:51:19 microsparc I has sw mult, microsparc II should have hw mult Jun 14 03:51:42 how can I add that distinction in OE in a non-hackish way? Jun 14 03:51:56 since ssh is unusable on sw mult Jun 14 03:52:43 dunno. personally I would just not care, given that disk space is unlikely to be that much of a problem on a sparc machine. Jun 14 03:53:11 ? Jun 14 03:53:41 i.e. you can just install both versions and not worry about it Jun 14 03:53:52 yeah Jun 14 03:54:13 but I would like to have an option in OE to turn on the optimization Jun 14 03:54:18 something like TARGET_FPU Jun 14 03:56:02 well, that'd be more of a tuning issue. Jun 14 03:56:20 you could make a tune-.conf file to enable it, I guess. Jun 14 03:56:29 D'oh Jun 14 03:56:32 of course Jun 14 03:57:53 03pb 07 * r1.3516.1.73 10openembedded/conf/machine/sun4cdm.conf: eliminate spare copy of sun4cdm kernel preference Jun 14 03:59:48 pb_: -mcpu=v8 is still valid? Jun 14 03:59:56 it's been a few years since I messed with that Jun 14 04:00:04 dunno. I guess so. Jun 14 04:01:01 a while back something changed concerning mcpu and march or something similar Jun 14 04:02:24 best check the GCC manual to find out for sure. Jun 14 04:02:31 found it Jun 14 04:02:41 "for sparc there is no -march flag" Jun 14 04:13:55 03koen 07 * r1.3516.31.1 10openembedded/conf/machine/tune-supersparc.conf: Add tune-supersparc.conf for people who have v8 cpu's and want hardware integer multiply and divide. Makes ssh login approx. 30 times faster Jun 14 04:18:13 03CoreDump 07 * r1.3516.32.1 10openembedded/packages/altboot/ (files/collie/altboot.cfg altboot_cvs.bb altboot_20050615.bb): altboot: Update to latest version Jun 14 04:44:07 03hrw 07 * r1.3516.33.1 10openembedded/packages/kdepimpi/ (pwmpi_2.1.5.bb kdepimpi_2.1.5.bb): updated kdepimpi to 2.1.5 Jun 14 05:07:58 Hello everybody, I have a problem setting up OE. When I run bitbake nano, the process breaks at libtool-native-1.5.1 Jun 14 05:08:39 I am running Ubuntu-Hoary, the newest OE and newest bitbake Jun 14 05:09:02 breaks? ... Jun 14 05:10:27 sorry for my english, I am not a native speaker. I get "| ltdl.c:869: error: `lib' undeclared here (not in a function)" Jun 14 05:11:07 when it fails compiling a native package then your local environment is to blame Jun 14 05:11:15 perhaps you need some more -devel packagesd Jun 14 05:12:16 I have all listed as required in the Getting Started doc Jun 14 05:12:41 What others can be needed? Jun 14 05:13:39 no idea, frankly Jun 14 05:13:40 a compiler Jun 14 05:13:42 binutils Jun 14 05:14:03 you would need to look into the error message Jun 14 05:14:08 perhaps google for it Jun 14 05:14:47 google had no information. Jun 14 05:16:20 here is a part of the log:| ccache gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I/home/franz/oe/build/tmp/work/libtool-native-1.5.10-r1/libtool-1.5.10/libltdl -I. -I/home/franz/oe/build/tmp/staging/i686-linux/include -I/home/franz/oe/build/tmp/staging/i686-linux/include -O2 -c ltdl.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/ltdl.o Jun 14 05:16:21 | ltdl.c:869: error: `usr' undeclared here (not in a function) Jun 14 05:16:21 | ltdl.c:869: error: `local' undeclared here (not in a function) Jun 14 05:16:21 | ltdl.c:869: error: `lib' undeclared here (not in a function) Jun 14 05:16:21 | ltdl.c:869: error: syntax error before string constant Jun 14 05:16:23 | ltdl.c: In function `lt_dlforeachfile': Jun 14 05:16:25 | ltdl.c:3756: error: `usr' undeclared (first use in this function) Jun 14 05:16:27 | ltdl.c:3756: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once Jun 14 05:16:29 | ltdl.c:3756: error: for each function it appears in.) Jun 14 05:16:31 | ltdl.c:3756: error: `local' undeclared (first use in this function) Jun 14 05:16:34 | ltdl.c:3756: error: `lib' undeclared (first use in this function) Jun 14 05:16:36 | ltdl.c:3756: error: syntax error before string constant Jun 14 05:16:37 | make[2]: *** [ltdl.lo] Error 1 Jun 14 05:16:39 | make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/franz/oe/build/tmp/work/libtool-native-1.5.10-r1/libtool-1.5.10/libltdl' Jun 14 05:16:41 | make[1]: *** [all] Error 2 Jun 14 05:16:43 hmm Jun 14 05:16:43 | make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/franz/oe/build/tmp/work/libtool-native-1.5.10-r1/libtool-1.5.10/libltdl' Jun 14 05:16:45 | make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 Jun 14 05:16:46 next time use a pastebin Jun 14 05:16:51 | FATAL: oe_runmake failed Jun 14 05:16:54 NOTE: Task failed: /home/franz/oe/build/tmp/work/libtool-native-1.5.10-r1/temp/log.do_compile.20016 Jun 14 05:16:55 NOTE: package libtool-native-1.5.10-r1: task do_compile: failed Jun 14 05:16:57 ERROR: TaskFailed event exception, aborting Jun 14 05:17:00 NOTE: package libtool-native-1.5.10: failed Jun 14 05:17:04 did you look into the file at the line and what's written there? Jun 14 05:21:25 #ifdef LTDL_SYSSEARCHPATH Jun 14 05:21:25 static const char sys_search_path[] = LTDL_SYSSEARCHPATH;#endif Jun 14 05:23:23 hmm sounds like there are " missing somewhere where LDTL_SYSSEARCHPATH is defined Jun 14 05:33:27 Ok, define is missing... Jun 14 05:40:09 moin zecke Jun 14 05:40:17 RP: pb_ : http://slimfast/lxr/http/source/drivers/serial/pxa.c?v=2.6.11.4;a=arm#L282 Jun 14 05:40:56 serial_pxa_get_mctrl Jun 14 05:40:59 I highly doubt that will resolve for us Jun 14 05:41:19 do you know the reasoning for the return TIOCM | ...? Jun 14 05:41:43 ~nslookup slimfast Jun 14 05:41:45 I can't find slimfast in DNS Jun 14 05:43:18 zecke: I'd look if it was a url I could use Jun 14 05:44:36 lol Jun 14 05:44:37 sorry Jun 14 05:44:57 RP: http://handhelds.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/linux/kernel26/drivers/serial/pxa.c?rev=1.20&content-type=text/x-cvsweb-markup Jun 14 05:45:14 RP: serial_pxa_get_mctrl the 5th line Jun 14 05:48:00 zecke: That looks highly dubious... Jun 14 05:48:31 zecke: It just hardwires all the uart lines... Jun 14 05:52:11 I can live with it for BTUART, STUART but not on the FUART... Jun 14 05:52:35 the gumstix folks remove that return but I ask myself for it beeing present in the first place Jun 14 05:53:01 zecke: I can't understand why its there at all... Jun 14 05:54:28 "hack and slash job to get serial working on pxa250" - I think that says it all - its a leftover Jun 14 05:57:26 zecke: That piece of code was in mainline but it was removed Jun 14 05:57:53 RP: oh with 2.6.12? Jun 14 06:02:02 http://www.kernel.org/git/?p=linux/kernel/git/pavel/zaurus.git;a=summary ??? Jun 14 06:03:28 is that the stuff from jl? Jun 14 06:03:45 or another invention of that round thingie used by cars Jun 14 06:03:56 "whool" or something like that Jun 14 06:05:48 zecke: Sorry, got confused looking at the set function instead of get, then my machine locked up :-/ Jun 14 06:08:54 zecke: The above branch is someone's work on getting a collie working... Jun 14 06:11:34 who is Pavel and why isn't he working with us? Jun 14 06:11:53 mickeyl: ACPI hacker AFAIK Jun 14 06:15:18 I should really form a git tree for the kernel work Jun 14 06:15:53 Although perhaps then I'd lose the patches... Jun 14 06:19:07 I've to look at git the in the first place Jun 14 06:33:56 ~lart WAP Jun 14 06:33:57 * ibot DoSes WAP Jun 14 06:34:20 wap not as wireless access point Jun 14 06:40:19 RP: thanks Jun 14 07:55:32 I need to make a patch to put in bugzilla from bk Jun 14 07:55:40 What is the prefered way to do this? Jun 14 07:57:08 bk export -tpatch maybe? Jun 14 07:57:16 OK Jun 14 07:57:32 that looks good Jun 14 07:58:01 I'm trying to extract the last few weeks work from my repo, before bk goes poof Jun 14 08:01:23 Where should the Xlibraries be placed? ${STAGING_LIBDIR}/X11? Jun 14 08:03:16 Please let me know if you guys like my bug report. I have several more in the same vein Jun 14 08:04:03 Crofton: which number? Jun 14 08:05:11 90 Jun 14 08:08:53 heh.. I had old query shown.. Jun 14 08:11:39 Crofton: what platform you build for? Jun 14 08:12:40 openomap? Jun 14 08:12:44 osk Jun 14 08:14:12 What is the platform in the OR world? Jun 14 08:14:53 Crofton: arm? Jun 14 08:14:58 yes Jun 14 08:15:08 bug lists that under hardware Jun 14 08:28:50 bye Jun 14 09:12:15 re Jun 14 09:17:58 Good evening Jun 14 10:10:38 hrw: nice to see you have openwrt working Jun 14 10:11:10 03mickeyl 07 * r1.3516.34.2 10openembedded/packages/tslib/tslib/omap5912osk/ (tslib.sh ts.conf): Add tslib config files for omap5912osk. Patch courtesy philip@balister.org Jun 14 10:11:13 03mickeyl 07 * r1.3516.34.1 10openembedded/packages/xerces-c/xerces-c_2.6.0.bb: Fix Typo in xerces-c. Patch courtesy philip@balister.org Jun 14 10:17:58 thanks mickey Jun 14 10:40:49 re Jun 14 10:40:56 koen: you trace my blog? Jun 14 10:42:33 hrw: I have it in my newsreader, yes Jun 14 10:43:38 koen: now I have to configure some parts or router, set wep on wifi etc.. Jun 14 10:43:50 but its good to have it under control Jun 14 10:44:00 indeed Jun 14 10:44:16 * koen is going to test OE in a sparc soon Jun 14 10:47:39 do you know how to get WOL working on 3c905b or via-rhine or dec 21140 "tulip" NIC? Jun 14 10:48:12 the 905 should have a wol-wire to pluinto the mainboard Jun 14 10:48:16 no idea on the others Jun 14 10:48:49 my 905b does not have it Jun 14 10:49:59 I will search later for it Jun 14 10:50:18 "ssh router;wake desktop" will be nice Jun 14 11:06:32 cu Jun 14 12:52:47 03pb 07 * r1.3526 10openembedded/packages/linux/ (2 files in 2 dirs): update handhelds-pxa kernel to hh40, courtesy Erik Hovland Jun 14 12:54:28 *yawn Jun 14 12:55:23 Its winter in Oz, and the livin' is easy Jun 14 12:55:31 03pb 07 * r1.3527 10openembedded/packages/xmame/xmame_0.95.bb: update xmame to 0.95, courtesy Erik Hovland Jun 14 12:56:21 aaargh Jun 14 12:56:32 more unneccessary opie-i-zation Jun 14 12:56:50 pbthat xmame .bb is bogus Jun 14 12:57:59 *sigh* Jun 14 13:01:45 03pb 07 * r1.3528 10openembedded/classes/kernel.bbclass: apply PARALLEL_INSTALL_MODULES patch from Erik Hovland Jun 14 13:02:20 * koen fixes Jun 14 13:02:34 03koen 07 * r1.3527.1.1 10openembedded/packages/xmame/xmame_0.95.bb: Jun 14 13:02:34 xmame_0.95.bb: Jun 14 13:02:34 remove UNNECESSARY and BOGUS qpe crap. Can we please stop committing such nonsonse? virtual/libsdl exists for a reason Jun 14 13:02:58 heh Jun 14 13:05:05 * koen should learn to spell Jun 14 13:06:36 Ciao all Jun 14 13:08:18 hey Pigi Jun 14 13:08:28 hi koen Jun 14 13:22:19 wow - koen is angry about the GPE stuff... :) Jun 14 13:22:38 ?? Jun 14 13:27:23 nn?? Jun 14 13:27:25 CosmicPenguin: :) Jun 14 13:27:35 i thoguht the commend said qpe Jun 14 13:27:42 damn I can't type Jun 14 13:28:31 jacques: 22:05 * koen should learn to spell Jun 14 13:28:40 you can explain that in more than one way Jun 14 13:29:10 heh Jun 14 13:29:34 bah, xmame 0.95 is so last month, they released 0.97 today Jun 14 13:44:33 spelling is overrated like debian Jun 14 13:45:54 I wonder if xmame would run on an nslu2 with one of the ascii display libs Jun 14 13:53:46 anyway, mono runs berlin too Jun 14 13:53:56 hey zecke_ Jun 14 13:55:10 mono has Corba support? Jun 14 13:55:47 no idea Jun 14 13:55:55 corba is evil nowadays Jun 14 13:56:04 dbus is da bomb Jun 14 13:58:30 'night all Jun 14 13:58:59 nite all Jun 14 14:23:57 evening Jun 14 14:36:22 re Jun 14 14:36:26 corba is not evil :) Jun 14 14:59:48 03pb 07 * r1.3530 10openembedded/packages/mythfront/ (mythfront-session.bb mythfront-session/mythfront.sh): use mkdir -p, not install -d Jun 14 15:00:36 latest world of warcraft bug: http://hyperion.kergoth.com/images/wow_sshot26.jpg Jun 14 15:06:42 03zecke123 * r253 10bitbake/lib/bb/__init__.py: Jun 14 15:06:42 bitbake/lib/bb/__init__.py Jun 14 15:06:42 -Fix testcase by silenting the ververify error message Jun 14 15:07:00 kergoth: sorry, but how should it look like? Jun 14 15:07:08 zecke: those people shouldnt be in their underwear. Jun 14 15:07:30 ah the US edition, normally they're naked ;) Jun 14 15:07:40 heh. they're all wearing armor Jun 14 15:07:56 * zecke_ confesses blasphemy Jun 14 15:08:06 i find it amusing when theres chars that somehow manage to be wearing their shirts, but still have no pants Jun 14 15:08:07 weird bug Jun 14 15:09:03 nah, typical bug - or at least a fairly frequent one :) Jun 14 15:09:12 my char gets a bit chilly at times Jun 14 15:09:43 this latest patch not only caused that, but a bunch of other issues. inability to click on things for some people. loss of the information on crafted items, etc Jun 14 15:09:53 its amazing just how much they managed to fuck up in one fell swoop Jun 14 15:10:08 heh Jun 14 15:10:32 ~bitbake-c Jun 14 15:10:55 heh, i need a job. sitting around the house is going to drive me insnae Jun 14 15:10:58 insane, even Jun 14 15:11:29 get one ;) Jun 14 15:11:38 heh Jun 14 15:11:40 but only one that suits your needs Jun 14 15:11:43 kergoth: haven't glutted yourself on WoW yet? Jun 14 15:11:45 there arent many linux jobs in the area Jun 14 15:12:12 Anyone had any success building xorg-xfonts? Jun 14 15:25:48 postinst is complaining about inability to find update-modules, and sure enough, I don't see update-modules packaged in modutils*.ipk. Where is it? Jun 14 15:28:08 good nite Jun 14 16:14:00 whuh? screen isn't packaged? man. that's almost as bad as the nethack thing. Jun 14 16:19:19 * CoreDump|home agrees with keturn Jun 14 16:20:00 heh Jun 14 16:20:06 or elinks Jun 14 16:20:14 screw screen, I want nethack ;) Jun 14 16:26:24 * CoreDump|home hugs NFS boot Jun 14 16:28:54 you've gotta be kidding. "checking size of int... configure: error: failed to compile" oh well. Didn't want that package anyway. Jun 14 16:47:12 keturn: does the site file for your arch have ac_cv_sizeof_int defined? Jun 14 16:48:37 nope. Jun 14 16:49:16 add an appriate entry for that then Jun 14 16:49:24 appropriate even Jun 14 17:48:04 depmod is chanting about unresolved symbols for, um, pretty much every module I built. What did I forget to do? Jun 14 17:49:32 including symbols like 'kfree' and 'sprintf'. Jun 14 18:07:15 'night all Jun 14 18:49:46 Old English is a fine beverage Jun 14 22:45:57 as I anticipated, sl-c3100 pushed down the prices of the sl-c3000 and sl-c1000 : http://www.geekstuff4u.com/index.php?cPath=24_53 Jun 14 22:57:57 im trying to recompile ppp with the patch here http://www.eskimo.com/~roger/files/doc/howto-gc82.html#Hack%20the%20ppp%20auth%20source%20code for my pcmcia celluar card, i believe my oe environment is setup good; BBPATH and BBFILES yet when I bitbake ppp I get this: http://pastebin.ca/14589 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Jun 14 23:59:56 2005