**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Mar 06 02:59:56 2007 Mar 06 03:02:41 NAbyss: RDEPENDS does the same thing. Neither the rootfs nor image of said rootfs actually contain the ipk or it's contents Mar 06 03:02:53 obviously not the ipk itself .. :) Mar 06 03:03:04 I'm looking on the mailing list archives Mar 06 03:03:24 Hmm, I'm not sure then :) Mar 06 03:05:08 NAbyss: ok thanks. I'll post in here once (if) I find a way. Mar 06 03:06:25 jselect: Out of interest.. does your image bb file 'inherit image'? Mar 06 03:07:17 Also.. you may need a line like export PACKAGE_INSTALL = "${INSTALL_PACKAGES}" Mar 06 03:07:38 c.f. angstrom/angstrom-gpe-image.bb images/opie-image.bb Mar 06 03:08:19 (In org.openembedded.dev/packages/) Mar 06 03:09:03 NAbyss: it does inherit image yes. I'm checking the export line Mar 06 03:09:38 NAbyss: and I have export PACKAGE_INSTALL = "${MACHINE_TASK_PROVIDER} grub usbutils" Mar 06 03:10:01 That's the line where you'll need to include kernel-module-foo Mar 06 03:10:14 Most of the other packages use RDEPENDS in some shape or form Mar 06 03:10:20 s/packages/images/ Mar 06 03:11:12 NAbyss: hmm I'm sure I got a nice beefy error saying something about nothing providing kernel-module-sis900 before when I tried taht Mar 06 03:11:15 trying again now Mar 06 03:11:23 yep there it is :) Mar 06 03:11:32 Cannot find package kernel-module-sis900 Mar 06 03:12:20 but in my deploy/ipk dir I have kernel-module-sis900-2.6.17-r2blah Mar 06 03:13:16 I'm just going to unpack the ipk for that module and see what it says Mar 06 03:17:29 NAbyss: Ahhh.. it's package name is kernel-module-sis900-2.6 Mar 06 03:20:34 of course now I can't actually install this package.. ipkg_conf_init: Failed to create temporary directory `(null)': Permission denied Mar 06 03:30:16 awesome.. ipkg-cl is being called by task-base without a -t argument so when it runs it fails to create a temp directory with a null string for a name. Mar 06 03:32:28 great.. and the bootstrap-image task from org.openembedded.dev fails with the same error Mar 06 03:37:00 oh wow. My /tmp was full and it was causing all those ipkg errors. top notch :) sorry for the spam Mar 06 03:51:39 jselect: I'd file that as a bug if I were you.. more software needs disk full checks.. Mar 06 03:55:58 NAbyss: I'm collecting some bugs on an internal wiki here to file soon :) Mar 06 03:56:43 Ah, coolness Mar 06 03:57:21 I've been slowly building up a collection of "I hate XYZ" for gpsdrive.. it'll be my motivation to learn GTK and fix a few things that suck :) Mar 06 04:05:13 I had a cool GTK tips list created internally here but I think it never made it to a backup before the wiki server died Mar 06 04:06:01 I'm using dropbear but it's default configuration is pretty poor.. it generates an rsa key but denies access to root with "user 'root' has blank password, rejected". Not really all that useful if root doesn't get configured with a password :( Mar 06 04:06:35 this is with an extended generic machine and distro Mar 06 04:07:14 Hmm, not sure about that one.. DB works for me with angstrom and a blank root password Mar 06 04:14:26 NAbyss: could you tell me what params dropbear is running with? Mar 06 04:20:05 soo.. what's the deal with some packages under x86 pulling in arm patches :) Mar 06 04:20:29 I may need to fix that myself at some stage. Mar 06 04:20:43 I assume I just post patches to the dev mailing list? Mar 06 04:32:20 jselect: I don't have my Z handy ATM Mar 06 04:32:35 jselect: Patches are best attached to the bugtracker, then send a message to oe-dev Mar 06 04:51:17 NAbyss: will do eventually :) Mar 06 04:55:56 Is anyone using xserver-xorg under x86 with GLX? the configure fails because it can't find the mesa source tree and I can only assume no-one is using this atm Mar 06 05:47:09 found what the problem was with Mesa and xserver-xorg Mar 06 05:48:52 xserver-xorg 7.1 bb doesn't fail if the retrieved mesa source does not unpack correctly. Sourceforge was returning a correctly named file containing html junk. Mar 06 06:05:09 morning all Mar 06 06:10:56 morning again :) Mar 06 06:25:05 03mwester 07org.oe.dev * re0f76426... 10/ (3 files in 3 dirs): Mar 06 06:25:07 ixp4xx-kernel: Updated to pull latest patches from svn including fixes Mar 06 06:25:07 for the NSLU2 and DSM-G600 losing time; and updated series to match. Mar 06 06:35:06 03mwester 07org.oe.dev * r96dc4370... 10/ (1 packages/ntpclient/ntpclient_2003_194.bb): Mar 06 06:35:06 ntpclient: do_install - fixed strip problems and make sure install creates Mar 06 06:35:06 the directories to install the init script. Mar 06 06:35:12 03mwester 07org.oe.dev * r692c2b51... 10/ (1 packages/ntfs-3g packages/ntfs-3g/ntfs-3g_1.0.bb): Mar 06 06:35:12 ntfs-3g: added ntfs-3g, a user-space driver for reading and Mar 06 06:35:12 writing to NTFS filesystems. Mar 06 06:42:36 right right.. xorg needs fonts :) my bad Mar 06 06:45:20 can anyone save me 20 minutes and give me a hint as to which xorg-font package provides the "fixed" alias font? Mar 06 06:58:20 ah right fonts-misc-misc Mar 06 08:35:28 hmm. I believe Mesa 6.5.2 contains glxgears as part of it's xdemos? I can't see glxgears or any mesa / gl test programs there? Mar 06 09:07:59 jselect: if you find it, let me know!! was looking for that last night too Mar 06 09:09:04 to the insane.bbclass masters -> http://rafb.net/p/saUnlt60.html Mar 06 09:09:18 any idea if this is correct ? Mar 06 09:09:51 I just built a package, and I'm trying to install it on the target, but it's saying "Package (null) has no Architecture defined." Mar 06 09:09:58 has anyone seen this before? Mar 06 09:11:16 morning Mar 06 09:14:04 XorA: hi Mar 06 09:14:06 how come there are no xorg.conf files in the oe repo? Where does everyone keep them? Mar 06 09:17:28 morning Mar 06 09:17:39 tkp: xserver-common? Mar 06 09:17:53 tkp: on progear I use handmade xorg.conf Mar 06 09:19:06 Anyone get this error when building libx11-X11R7.1-1.0.1: "| checking for X11... Package xau was not found in the pkg-config search path. Mar 06 09:19:06 " ? Mar 06 09:21:59 rwhitby: did you move share/pkgconfig to lib/pkgconfig Mar 06 09:22:12 XorA: this is a complete tmp blow-away build Mar 06 09:22:52 (this is with OE head, overlayed with openmoko svn) Mar 06 09:23:10 rwhitby: sounds like a missing depend then Mar 06 09:23:28 I thought so too, but libxau is being built before it. Mar 06 09:23:41 anyway, if no-one else has seen it, I'll debug further. Mar 06 09:23:58 (i always ask first, in case it's a known problem) Mar 06 09:24:13 to oe-staff, please include the next line Mar 06 09:24:16 #define __NR_set_thread_area (__NR_Linux + 283) Mar 06 09:24:22 rwhitby: certainly new to me Mar 06 09:24:23 in unistd.h Mar 06 09:24:28 for mips Mar 06 09:24:36 crink: bugs.openembedded.org Mar 06 09:24:47 crink: please make a patch Mar 06 09:24:51 * crink wonder oe-staff even exist Mar 06 09:25:24 crink: such requests need to go via bugtracker with proper patch. Mar 06 09:25:25 crink: we do, file a bug report preperly, not just random line in irc Mar 06 09:25:33 s/unistd.h/asm/unistd.h/ Mar 06 09:25:41 crink: then you say us here which bug and why and we add it Mar 06 09:25:49 crink: and plase justify why that is needed, as most of us dont have mips Mar 06 09:25:49 ok, this gets weirder now. configure works, but compile fails with: "| CROSS COMPILE Badness: /usr/include in INCLUDEPATH: /usr/include/X11/Xtrans" Mar 06 09:26:05 XorA: okay Mar 06 09:26:16 rwhitby: sounds like its picking up /usr/share/pkgconfig Mar 06 09:26:23 rwhitby: lack of xtrans built before? Mar 06 09:26:50 rwhitby: I had this exact thing the other day Mar 06 09:27:02 there are two package config files for Xtrans Mar 06 09:27:08 look in your staging dir Mar 06 09:27:14 one of them is wrong Mar 06 09:27:32 if I remember correctly, it the one in lib/pkgconfig Mar 06 09:27:48 I deleted it, cleaaned Xtrans and built again, and it fixed it Mar 06 09:28:37 just rebuilt xtrans first Mar 06 09:28:48 I have the two files you mention, but they are identical Mar 06 09:29:00 rebuilding libx11 now Mar 06 09:29:16 http://pastebin.ca/383370 - someone got such bug from bitbake recently? Mar 06 09:30:32 ok, this is just too weird now: "| /bin/sh: line 1: 7149 Floating point exception../src/util/makekeys ks_tables_h" Mar 06 09:30:46 * rwhitby starts another blow away tmp rebuild Mar 06 09:30:47 hrw: something like this had shown-up when i interrupted the parsing of the files and tried to rebuild Mar 06 09:30:55 rwhitby: known bug - reported already Mar 06 09:31:11 Ifaistos: its clean start Mar 06 09:32:18 Ifaistos: but thx for suggestion. I'll dig into Mar 06 09:32:44 hrw: is that attached patch approved? shall I commit it? http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1940 Mar 06 09:35:12 rwhitby: no idea. I did not had time to look at bugtracker last weeks Mar 06 09:35:15 rwhitby: does that happen for you Mar 06 09:35:26 rwhitby: I have 2 amd64 machines and neither does that Mar 06 09:35:49 rwhitby: ah I see your comment above Mar 06 09:35:54 XorA: this is debian etch running in vmware on windows xp on Dell inspiron 9400 Mar 06 09:36:21 rwhitby: openSuse 10.1/10.2 Mar 06 09:36:31 rwhitby: on amd64 and dual Xeon Mar 06 09:37:04 looks like the patch may have fixed it - it's still compiling .. Mar 06 09:37:41 it would be good if the patch had a rationale to go with it ... Mar 06 09:37:58 rwhitby: ask for one Mar 06 09:54:22 good morning Mar 06 09:54:41 hi florian Mar 06 09:54:52 hi zecke ade|desk darkschneider Mar 06 09:55:02 koen: would it be ok for you to make the gtk version overridable in Angström? Mar 06 09:55:35 even if misstype, hello hrw :) Mar 06 10:00:27 morning. does anyone know how to configure kdrive's screen blanking (+backlight off) timeout? Mar 06 10:01:46 LaF0rge: I think you need the -s option Mar 06 10:01:53 I use `-s 0` to turn it off Mar 06 10:02:18 morning all Mar 06 10:07:32 my first openmoko build is progressing.. Mar 06 10:07:54 florian: no Mar 06 10:08:21 koen: why this? Mar 06 10:09:09 hi chrisromain Mar 06 10:13:21 florian: angstrom aims to use the same software and versions across machines and builds Mar 06 10:13:44 florian: making the gtk version overridable only creates more QA nightmares Mar 06 10:13:44 koen: you can override almost all bits, so why not GTK? Mar 06 10:14:18 koen: that's really up to the user... you can break everything overriding versions Mar 06 10:15:11 how do you differentiate between a "stable" and a "dev" distro ? Can these 2 co-exist ? Mar 06 10:15:39 or do they need different distro config files Mar 06 10:15:49 florian: unfortuneately gtk version on arm are not binary compatible :-( Mar 06 10:16:13 ~fish lrg Mar 06 10:16:40 XorA: hmm maybe, but what does that matter in custom builds? Mar 06 10:16:55 florian: not at all, and I override Angstrom gtk all the time Mar 06 10:17:35 XorA: right, but you need to modify the angstrom config itself because its hardcoded there. Mar 06 10:19:52 * hrw would like to get gtk/glib combo which makes gpe-conf fully working Mar 06 10:21:22 hrw: latest one is really broken... where does it fail for you? Mar 06 10:21:26 hi all Mar 06 10:22:43 03koen 07org.oe.dev * r6466dc79... 10/ (1 packages/cairo/cairo_1.4.0.bb): Cairo: update to the latest stable release (1.4.0), apply the surface cache patch to get a nice speed up Mar 06 10:22:47 03koen 07org.oe.dev * r1355723e... 10/ (1 conf/distro/angstrom-2007.1.conf): angstrom: prefer cairo 1.4.0 Mar 06 10:23:43 hey chrisromain Mar 06 10:24:31 florian: do not remember now.. moment Mar 06 10:24:48 fsk. Mar 06 10:25:06 florian: whill not check.. did not yet unpacked progear keyboard... Mar 06 10:25:29 ok :) Mar 06 10:27:01 nice to have seen you all at fosdem guys :) Mar 06 10:27:56 chrisromain: you remind me to write a mail about donations to the list :) Mar 06 10:33:35 Hi! Mar 06 10:36:42 hi psokolovsky Mar 06 10:39:14 glibc 2.5 for ppc sucks Mar 06 10:39:23 ~lart glibc 2.5 Mar 06 10:39:23 * ibot slaps a compatible dib on glibc 2.5's head Mar 06 10:39:31 Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. Mar 06 10:39:31 0x0fcce90c in free () from /lib/libc.so.6 Mar 06 10:53:06 http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/openmoko-devel/2007-March/000605.html Mar 06 10:53:18 Should we have something like this for OE? Mar 06 10:58:40 rwhitby: Did you have any feedback on the kernel-image changes? Mar 06 10:58:46 morning all btw :) Mar 06 10:59:55 morning Richard Mar 06 11:00:00 zecke: How evil would http://rafb.net/p/fmsboh92.html be? Mar 06 11:01:20 zecke: with this change bitbake trunk works with tinderbox. without it does not Mar 06 11:01:30 florian: mtn log > ChangeLog Mar 06 11:01:39 hrw: I assumed that Mar 06 11:02:16 RP: it is evil, what about checking the BitBake version and saying it is no use to use tinderclient? Mar 06 11:02:46 zecke: I added message events but they don't have a data dict set and I'm not sure I want to add them. This is present in the 1.8 branch Mar 06 11:03:21 RP: well, feel free to push Mar 06 11:03:29 koen: hmm no, that's not what LaF0rge meant... you can have this with svn as well. Something with the important changes that affects the whole thing or multiple packages. Mar 06 11:03:44 RP: (I assume that you did not change existing events) Mar 06 11:03:48 RP: I must admit I have lost the patch Mar 06 11:04:13 I did look at it when you sent it, and agreed with what I saw, but I didn't get around to actually applying and testing it. Mar 06 11:04:19 zecke: No, I didn't, just some new ones don't have this set. It should be backwards compatible (for now). I won't promise that for 1.9.x though ;-) Mar 06 11:04:43 RP: for 1.9 I would add a message to use the tinderclient GUI Mar 06 11:04:57 hmm a UI would be enough though Mar 06 11:05:35 zecke: Yes, we will need to work out how to convert the event handlers for that Mar 06 11:05:49 zecke: I'm adding UI support of which GUIs are a subset ;-) Mar 06 11:06:18 RP: so I'm happy with you committing it as-is, and if slugos breaks I'll wear the consequences. Mar 06 11:06:56 rwhitby: I was basically wondering if it was useful and did what you needed? Mar 06 11:07:04 rwhitby: I can find the patch again... Mar 06 11:07:45 rwhitby: http://www.rpsys.net/openzaurus/temp/fix_kernel_image_pkgs.patch Mar 06 11:07:48 yes, it did what I needed - keep the dependency on the version for modules, but don't require the actual binary kernel file to be installed for that to work. Mar 06 11:08:19 rwhitby: ok. I guess I'd better ask on oe-devel next ;-) Mar 06 11:08:44 nod Mar 06 11:10:39 RP: should OE disallow ALLOW_EMPTY_kernel-image = "1" after that? Mar 06 11:11:17 koen, yeah, that should be disallowed ;-) Mar 06 11:16:51 koen: That would be the plan Mar 06 11:22:05 is anyone of you using a cgi-bin irc client? Mar 06 11:23:50 75% of the 2.6.21rc regressions are zaurus related Mar 06 11:23:59 zecke: cgi-irc Mar 06 11:24:03 koen: I know :-( Mar 06 11:24:22 zecke: http://www.chriscole.info/cgiirc/irc.cgi Mar 06 11:24:24 koen: any public cgi-irc installation? Mar 06 11:25:24 koen: can't join freenode with this Mar 06 11:25:35 yeah, freenode sucks Mar 06 11:25:56 maybe it is time to look into suppybot Mar 06 11:31:20 uf.. finally sent all keys signatures Mar 06 11:31:32 hrw: oh you did not sign my key :( Mar 06 11:31:49 zecke: not koen's Mar 06 11:31:57 nor laibsch Mar 06 11:38:39 heh Mar 06 11:38:47 I completely missed the gcc 4.1.2 release Mar 06 11:39:05 * koen looks at http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/buglist.cgi?bug_status=RESOLVED&resolution=FIXED&target_milestone=4.1.2 Mar 06 11:50:22 re Mar 06 11:57:45 NOTE: package gcc-4.1.2-r0: task do_compile: started Mar 06 11:58:51 koen: how many our patches left in it? Mar 06 11:59:10 everyone minus the two we got from gcc bugzilla Mar 06 11:59:17 cse.patch and pr13685 Mar 06 11:59:22 :( Mar 06 12:07:57 <_law_> hmm is OE down ? Mar 06 12:12:54 <_law_> Unable to list branches: mtn-0.32: error: sqlite error: database is locked Mar 06 12:15:38 _law_: you can always try a mirror Mar 06 12:18:54 hmmm Mar 06 12:19:04 OE generates broken native compilers Mar 06 12:19:21 it assumes PV_gcc == PV_gcc-cross Mar 06 12:23:59 _law_: That sounds like your local database is locked? Mar 06 12:27:07 <_law_> RP, this error appears on the OE website Mar 06 12:27:33 <_law_> XorA, is there a mirror list available Mar 06 12:28:27 <_law_> XorA, found in the GettingStarted docs Mar 06 12:28:32 _law_: Ah... Mar 06 12:36:04 mtn: error: I/O failure while talking to peer monotone.openembedded.org, disconnecting Mar 06 12:36:48 XorA: that one is harmless, just retry Mar 06 12:37:08 monotone speak for "Connection reset by peer" Mar 06 12:39:24 koen : i am getting very weird results from gcc-cross 4.1.1, especially on float stuff Mar 06 12:39:48 koen : can't figure out yet, what the problem is Mar 06 12:40:00 koen : that is on efika/walnut Mar 06 12:41:13 psokolovsky are you online? Mar 06 12:41:31 woglinde, Hi, yes Mar 06 12:41:46 koen: ah yes seems to go through this time, I guess linuxtogo got an upset router in between it and the wide world Mar 06 12:43:10 psokolovsky have you running an opie-image on a system with 2.6.20 kernel? Mar 06 12:43:14 03koen 07org.oe.dev * rdd291480... 10/ (1 packages/gcc/gcc-package.inc): gcc-package: package more files and attempt to unbreak the case where PV_gcc != PV_gcc-cross Mar 06 12:43:18 03koen 07org.oe.dev * r172deb0d... 10/ (30 files in 3 dirs): gcc: add 4.1.2, only tested to compile for arm/eabi Mar 06 12:43:23 03koen 07org.oe.dev * r68a7e269... 10/ (3 files in 2 dirs): gcc 4.1.2: drop unused patches Mar 06 12:44:30 woglinde, likely, yes, I booted opie for .20 tests Mar 06 12:45:11 okay than the ipc problem is simpad related Mar 06 12:45:11 woglinde, but current mtn head built incomplete opie images for last time I tried, I didn't yet figure what problem is Mar 06 12:49:36 03florian 07org.oe.dev * ra3306078... 10/ (10 files in 5 dirs): libim: Add 0.2, remove 0.1 and move some files in place. Mar 06 12:59:08 03florian 07org.oe.dev * r8aeb1db6... 10/ (1 packages/gpephone/libim_0.2.bb): libim: get rid of obsolete patch Mar 06 13:23:32 LaF0rge: what version of bugzilla do you run? It looks like it lacks csv support :) Mar 06 13:24:38 03florian 07org.oe.dev * r30e82cc3... 10/ (1 packages/gpephone/task-gpephone.bb): task-gpephone: Make use of some feature definitions. Mar 06 13:24:42 03florian 07org.oe.dev * r46e96b5b... 10/ (4 files in 3 dirs): sms: Add patch fixing several issues. Mar 06 13:24:48 03florian 07org.oe.dev * r195349e4... 10/ (1 packages/gpephone/sms-1.0/somefixes.patch): sms: Update patch Mar 06 13:30:32 I hope wireless in the conference room gets better today ... Mar 06 13:31:25 Crofton: fire up the usrp and make it better ;) Mar 06 13:33:33 03florian 07org.oe.dev * r6bd2a3b3... 10/ (3 files in 3 dirs): task-gpephone: Move to tasks directory Mar 06 13:34:56 heh Mar 06 13:35:22 I should get an external wireless nic running and a wok Mar 06 13:35:25 anyway Mar 06 13:35:31 time for breakfast Mar 06 13:38:36 koen: I'll be testing your gcc with powerpc Mar 06 13:43:01 NAiL: thanks Mar 06 14:01:09 internet via smoke signals Mar 06 14:04:03 hi Cliff Mar 06 14:37:13 LaF0rge: is it feasible to use bugzilla 2.22 from debian testing? Mar 06 14:41:44 if I use svn as my SRC_URI and don't specify a revision #, will bitbake grab new revisions if I pass -c rebuild? Mar 06 14:42:13 xuumbi: it will use SRCDATE as svn date Mar 06 14:44:34 zecke: if there's a backports.org package we might do that. Mar 06 14:45:20 zecke: ok that's good to know, is there a way to force it to grab the head revision? Mar 06 14:45:54 xuumbi: check the BitBake manual :) Mar 06 14:46:35 LaF0rge: nope, I will play html scanner in this case Mar 06 14:47:23 zecke: mh, that's too ugly, then lets rather update Mar 06 14:48:28 LaF0rge: I'm fine with scanning html, and I see the (security) benefit to stay with debian stable's bugzilla Mar 06 14:48:49 zecke: also, our bugzilla is quite themed Mar 06 14:48:59 zecke: so if we update, the web designers would have to re-do the theming Mar 06 14:49:12 zecke: and they're currently busy with all the openmoko.com stuff, webshop, etc. Mar 06 14:49:31 LaF0rge: Mentally I will consider the HTML as badly formatted csv Mar 06 14:49:50 zecke: there's a nice perl system for html parsing Mar 06 14:50:12 zecke: it has modules for parsing 'kontoauszuege' from several german banks online banking systems Mar 06 14:50:19 hehe Mar 06 14:50:44 i've never used it, so I don't know if it would help you (and whether you would actually use perl anyway) Mar 06 14:51:19 LaF0rge: it would be a overkill, and I would still need to guess if this table is the one I want to look into :) Mar 06 14:51:24 LaF0rge: so scanning is totally fine Mar 06 14:52:12 bbl :) Mar 06 16:08:42 I'm getting this error when trying to compile lirc-modules for the 2.6.20 kernel (http://rafb.net/p/Az9QgP52.html). Has anyone else encountered this? Mar 06 16:23:00 Does bitbake supports applying patchset according to quilt's series file in SRC_URI? Mar 06 16:23:08 koen, hrw: ^ Mar 06 16:25:31 03florian 07org.oe.dev * r9c8577cd... 10/ (4 files in 3 dirs): gpe-applauncher: Make sure default loading icon is found. Mar 06 16:25:37 03florian 07org.oe.dev * re80485da... 10/ (3 files in 3 dirs): gpe-session-scripts-phone: Some session startup fixes, correct dependencies. Mar 06 16:25:39 psokolovsky__: fic-gta01 kernel do that Mar 06 16:25:39 03florian 07org.oe.dev * r8c0ecfe8... 10/ (1 packages/gpe-session-scripts/gpe-session-scripts_0.67.bb): gpe-session-scripts: Pull in ipaq-sleep. Mar 06 16:25:48 03florian 07org.oe.dev * reb7e5bf3... 10/ (3 files in 2 dirs): gpe-conf: Do not depend on ipaq-sleep directly. Mar 06 16:27:55 hrw, I see. ny calling quilt in prepatch... Mar 06 16:29:14 hrw, I'm currently adding supportf or acern30, what do you suggest - me importing patches into OE, or getting from the web (may be gone)? Mar 06 16:29:24 import Mar 06 16:29:47 psokolovsky__: did you got n30? Mar 06 16:30:02 hrw, not yet ;-) Mar 06 16:30:23 zecke: ping Mar 06 16:30:41 hrw: hi Mar 06 16:31:13 zecke, psokolovsky: do you have time or know who has to work on improving konq/emb? Mar 06 16:32:14 hrw, recently, patches .bb for familiar, for fresh new k-emb version were posted. I guess, we need to import them too. Mar 06 16:32:26 one company contacted me about it Mar 06 16:33:27 hrw: integration into OE? or konqe in general? Mar 06 16:33:44 hrw: let Eva's company work on it? (basysKom) Mar 06 16:34:19 hrw: this way everything is directly comitted upstream Mar 06 16:35:11 zecke: 'I am in need of someone to help port a recent version of Konq/e to a Linux / Qtopia device.' - thats all what I got currently Mar 06 16:36:09 hrw: ask them to ask basysKom.de, as they backported kde3.3 konqe to Qtopia for ROAD Mar 06 16:37:20 zecke, hrw: yep, ROAD. that's what I meant Mar 06 16:40:59 ok. thx Mar 06 16:41:19 psokolovsky: bitbake does not support it, it would belong to base.bbclass Mar 06 16:42:11 zecke, I see, thanks Mar 06 16:49:30 LaF0rge: Looks like luis volunteered to be your bugmaster, better take this offer (http://tieguy.org/blog/2007/03/06/misc-post-weekend-bits/) Mar 06 16:52:47 zecke: well, I have to admit I didn't know his name yet, but sounds like he has quite a record ;) Mar 06 16:53:10 how do I use insane.bbclass? Do I just inherit from it in bb file? or is there a way to use it throughout the building of an entire image? Mar 06 16:53:40 tkp: INHERIT += "insane" and see things break Mar 06 16:54:30 zecke: you just add that to one package you want to test? or to local.conf? Mar 06 16:55:18 tkp: INHERIT implies that it is globally, apply it to local.conf Mar 06 16:55:31 XorA|gone: "However since x86 is what the vast majority of Mozilla/Firefox users run on, we tend to favor solutions that benefit that architecture as long as it doesn't overly hurt performance elsewhere. " Mar 06 16:55:33 ok, thanks Mar 06 16:56:22 hi, I'm trying to bitbake freeciv and I get: "install: cannot stat `/stuff/tmp/work/all-linux/ttf-dejavu-2.13-r0/dejavu-ttf-2.13/*.ttf': No such file or directory" can anyone tell me how to solve this? Mar 06 16:57:03 YoG: is the disk full? is /stuff/tmp/work/all-linux/ttf-dejavu-2.13-r0 existing Mar 06 16:57:20 YoG: do the subdirs exist, are there any files in the dir? Mar 06 16:57:42 zecke: 1.2GB free, directory exists but empty Mar 06 17:00:34 YoG: find /stuff/tmp/work/all-linux/ttf-dejavu-2.13-r0 -name '*.ttf' | wc -l claims what? Mar 06 17:01:00 zecke: 0 Mar 06 17:01:21 YoG: take a look at the downloaded sourcepackage and see if it contains and dejavu Mar 06 17:01:27 zecke: I stopped it in the middle last night, maybe that's the problem? Mar 06 17:01:50 YoG: obvisouly check the error/log that is printed Mar 06 17:02:16 YoG: normally this is unlikely as stamps get created after things are done, but try bitbake -crebuild ttf-dejavu-2.13? Mar 06 17:04:49 zecke: this also gives me errors: "ERROR: no files to build." and "ERROR: Nothing provides dependency ttf-dejavu-2.13" Mar 06 17:05:09 YoG: then remove -2.13 and try again :) Mar 06 17:06:20 that reminds me about updating dejavu... Mar 06 17:07:09 zecke: I forgot to set the variables. Now same problem with "bitbake -crebuild ttf-dejavu": Mar 06 17:07:30 zecke: "install: cannot stat `/stuff/tmp/work/all-linux/ttf-dejavu-2.13-r0/dejavu-ttf-2.13/*.ttf': No such file or directory" Mar 06 17:07:59 YoG: so how many ttf files are in the source package? Mar 06 17:08:19 zecke: how do i check? Mar 06 17:08:46 YoG: aptitude install mc and then press enter on the tar.gz and you can browse it? Mar 06 17:08:53 YoG: or info tar Mar 06 17:10:12 tar ztf Mar 06 17:12:34 | /data/build/koen/OE/build/tmp/angstrom/work/poodle-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/zaurus-updater-1.0-r5/temp/run.do_compile.9955: line 162: 9964 Segmentation fault encdec-updater -e updater.sh Mar 06 17:14:18 zecke, hrw: it's empty :-) Mar 06 17:15:06 YoG: refetch it, but is is a legal gzip/tar? Mar 06 17:15:17 zecke, hrw: how do I force bitbake to refetch it? Mar 06 17:16:12 YoG: remove it from DL_DIR Mar 06 17:16:41 03florian 07org.oe.dev * rb083ff67... 10/ (1 classes/image.bbclass): image.bbclass: Add function to turn on autologin for device images we do not want to log in at all. Mar 06 17:16:45 03florian 07org.oe.dev * rae107fb6... 10/ (1 packages/images/gpephone-image.bb): gpephone-image: Turn on automatic login. Mar 06 17:16:49 03florian 07org.oe.dev * r90546772... 10/ (1 packages/images/gpephone-image-vm.bb): gpephone-image-vm: Turn on automatic login. Mar 06 17:18:39 koen: gcc 4.1.2 breaks on openprotium. http://www.pastebin.ca/383836 Mar 06 17:19:07 NAiL: damn.. Mar 06 17:19:34 NAiL: adding it was too easy, gcc has to break atleast 10 times before it's ready :( Mar 06 17:19:53 Yeah, gcc is nice that way :-P Mar 06 17:20:13 hang on Mar 06 17:20:29 I get that same error when trying to compile 4.1.1 as well Mar 06 17:20:35 so it's not 4.1.2 specific Mar 06 17:21:13 zecke, hrw: thanx - it worked :-) Mar 06 17:30:19 zecke: whats this -crebuild switch? I don't find it in the manpage or the bitbake documentation... Mar 06 17:30:35 YoG: -c asks to execute a command/task Mar 06 17:31:12 YoG: tasks are defined by OE, you can issue bitbake -c list (or listtasks or list-tasks) and see which tasks are available Mar 06 17:34:55 -clisttasks Mar 06 17:46:18 cu Mar 06 17:58:26 03pfalcon 07org.oe.dev * ref3dd791... 10/ (1 packages/linux/linux-handhelds-2.6_cvs.bb): linux-handhelds-2.6 cvs: CVS HEAD is now 2.6.20-hh2. Mar 06 17:58:30 03pfalcon 07org.oe.dev * r9ddb942d... 10/ (5 files in 3 dirs): Mar 06 17:58:30 linux-handhelds-2.6 2.6.19-hh13: -hh12 contained typo preventing build for most machines. Mar 06 17:58:30 This is fixed in -hh13. Also, update references to -hh12. Mar 06 18:01:17 zecke: Now it fails on gtk+-2.8.9-r7 with "can't link pango". Mar 06 18:02:13 zecke: bitbake pango does not solve it and I have pango installed on my system... any suggestions? Mar 06 18:02:46 YoG: look at the error message, form a hypothesis, verify it? Mar 06 18:10:52 zecke: well... apart of those (missing libpango-dev) I can't think of anything other than a bug... Mar 06 18:12:17 YoG: check config.log of gtk+ and see where it found pango? Mar 06 18:16:08 hi Mar 06 18:17:17 is there a way to create a bb file whose PV is something+regexp? Mar 06 18:18:08 saladino: why do you want to do that? Mar 06 18:21:58 zecke: in config.log the error is for library pangocairo-1.0, and I can't find it in "tmp/staging/arm-linux/lib/"... and I didn't find any bb file to create one... Mar 06 18:22:07 i've done one for downloading snapshots, and i'll like to set the snapshot version from PREFERRED_VERSION = version+custom Mar 06 18:22:38 now i have to change at snapshot.bb the version i want Mar 06 18:23:02 i was just thinking about a more generic snapshot.bb Mar 06 18:23:03 YoG: well, pango != pangocairo? so what is the root cause of your issue? Mar 06 18:24:16 saladino: you can embed any computable function inside any variable, it is more the question if one should do it Mar 06 18:24:28 ok zecke Mar 06 18:24:32 saladino: e.g. check the opie recipes for version number and PREFERRED_VERSION Mar 06 18:24:42 i was just thinking about it Mar 06 18:26:28 zecke: according to config.log: "ld: cannot find -lpangocairo-1.0" and according to log.do_configure: "*** Can't link to Pango. Pango is required to build GTK+". I my bet is pangocairo Mar 06 18:28:18 YoG: so on Gtk+ 2.8.x the do_configure task is failing? Mar 06 18:30:21 zecke: Yes, for Gtk+2.8.9-r7, task do_configure failed. Mar 06 18:34:05 YoG: okay, and a find for pangocairo in the staging area did not show anything`? Mar 06 18:34:18 YoG: anyway have the pleasure of exploring Mar 06 19:12:32 good evening Mar 06 19:22:11 woglinde: hey, is phoneME building? Mar 06 19:22:30 zecke for x86 yes Mar 06 19:24:04 <_law_> woglinde: is phoneme a free midp vm ? Mar 06 19:24:27 phone ist the gpl java me Mar 06 19:24:31 ups phoneme Mar 06 19:25:07 <_law_> woglinde: nice i wanna see java me for my Z :-) Mar 06 19:25:28 law hehe Mar 06 19:25:39 I will try to integrate it in oe Mar 06 19:25:53 but only qt for now is really supported Mar 06 19:25:55 <_law_> woglinde: nice should i work for a Z ? Mar 06 19:25:59 law yes Mar 06 19:26:12 Z is one of the reference platform Mar 06 19:27:04 <_law_> woglinde: nice have you already tested it? does "normal" midp2 apps work? like opera mini? Mar 06 19:27:39 law hehe till now I only get it run an build on x86 Mar 06 19:27:50 hm only the demo for phoneme Mar 06 19:27:56 will try simpad today Mar 06 19:29:41 woglinde: do you want to visit our office tomorrow? Mar 06 19:29:59 woglinde: I would even put some mate into the microwave for you Mar 06 19:30:26 zecke hm let us see tomorrow Mar 06 19:32:18 woglinde: you can help me to reassemble the greenphone Mar 06 19:32:29 zecke -> http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS4872069549.html Mar 06 19:32:33 woglinde: as you know I'm nore into destroying things Mar 06 19:32:40 hm Mar 06 19:33:03 you should drink more alcohol if your hands shaking Mar 06 19:33:43 woglinde: they stopped doing that quite a while ago Mar 06 19:38:10 what's up with TT? attempting to avoid negative reactions from the open source community :) Mar 06 19:38:23 KNUT Mar 06 19:38:44 woglinde: now Knut's private response to this article makes sense Mar 06 19:44:12 woglinde: Knut is great, now the dev's in aussie land needs to be exchanged and they might start to get it Mar 06 20:03:24 * tkp updated meta-toolchain to work with the new ipk directory structure: http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1945 Mar 06 20:06:42 hi koen Mar 06 20:07:15 koen: bastard ;) Mar 06 20:08:04 Hmm... how do I make my jffs2 image larger? Mar 06 20:08:12 I've got plenty free flash, but it's not used Mar 06 20:09:25 zecke: fellow bastard! Mar 06 20:09:36 koen: mine is stuck in hong kong Mar 06 20:11:10 zeck why this? Mar 06 20:11:22 was it used in terrism acts? Mar 06 20:11:26 terriosm Mar 06 20:12:33 koen: we made a prerelease, could you please update the angstrom package? http://mediatomb.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/*checkout*/mediatomb/trunk/mediatomb/scripts/mediatomb_0.9.0-pre.bb Mar 06 20:14:16 zecke: mine was just released from Hong-Kong and is in Germany now... Mar 06 20:14:42 For the rest it seemed to have left Tapei before it arrived there... Mar 06 20:15:04 philippe: hehe, yeah DHL rocks Mar 06 20:17:19 yeah, I can file bug reports :) Mar 06 20:19:00 later Mar 06 20:19:12 DoKu wants to take a walk Mar 06 20:21:20 03koen 07org.oe.dev * ra8c00ac7... 10/ (1 packages/mediatomb/mediatomb_0.8+0.9.0-pre.bb): mediatomb: add prelease Mar 06 20:44:49 I have a recipe, hope this is the right term here, for fbgrab-viewer-native ready. It's the counterpart to the network patch which is already in fbgrab recipe. http://rafb.net/p/AikkbE19.html Mar 06 20:45:05 Would be nice if somebody can show me my mistakes Mar 06 20:45:08 :) Mar 06 20:46:43 this isn't based on autotools? Mar 06 20:47:08 Crofton: no Mar 06 20:47:33 Crofton: It'S just a signle .c file Mar 06 20:47:34 what is the problem? Mar 06 20:48:20 Crofton: The recipe works fine now. I just like to get comments before I propose it for oe commit. Mar 06 20:48:26 ah Mar 06 20:48:47 my mistake Mar 06 20:49:03 I am not super familiar with style matters :) Mar 06 20:49:09 The questions is if it's fine for submission. Mar 06 20:49:28 Crofton: It based on one of koens bb file. :) Mar 06 20:49:33 s/file/files/ Mar 06 20:49:57 well, if he did it a long time ago, it might not make a great style guide :) Mar 06 20:50:01 I would like to submit this into oe instead carry it in openmoko svn Mar 06 20:50:25 Crofton: Hmm, some month ago for a ezx tool Mar 06 20:50:43 wel, you have tested it :) Mar 06 20:51:06 Crofton: Compiles and packages fine in my opinion Mar 06 20:53:37 Crofton: You see no bad mistakes, just style issues? Mar 06 20:54:19 no serious issues Mar 06 20:55:01 Crofton: ok. I'll ping zecke and koen|away about it for submission. Mar 06 20:57:14 " File "", line 14, in package_qa_check_rpath AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'rsplit' Mar 06 20:57:14 " <- on RHEL4 - python version not recent enough? Mar 06 21:05:13 03pH5 07org.oe.dev * r906d5826... 10/ (1 packages/libnotify/libnotify_0.4.4.bb): libnotify: add 0.4.4 Mar 06 21:13:21 zecke: engineers in oz are not the problem Mar 06 21:13:57 ljp zecke left irc a while ago Mar 06 21:27:39 re koen Mar 06 21:29:56 koen: Like to add this to oe? http://rafb.net/p/APht1l14.html Mar 06 21:30:21 koen: I like to have this in oe rather then openmoko svn. Mar 06 21:32:00 no one is working on OE for the PS3 yet? Mar 06 21:33:03 Crofton: send me a PS3 and do my ESP project for me ;) Mar 06 21:33:25 :) Mar 06 21:33:55 I should stop complaining, finish my thesis and buy my own PS3 Mar 06 21:34:11 'night all Mar 06 21:34:38 Greetings, all! Mar 06 21:34:53 gm Mar 06 21:36:30 I'm just running through the MokoMakefile which is giving me my first encounters with openembedded and monotone. Mar 06 21:37:46 So far, it doesn't appear that I'm doing much other than waiting for monotone. Am I really seeing a multi-hour download for less than 10M of data here?! Mar 06 21:38:02 mtn: 8.9 M | 1.5 M | 7,720/11,748 | 1,902/2,900 Mar 06 21:38:22 you can download a db snapsht, then update that Mar 06 21:38:25 Looks like that's been running for 70 minutes so far. Mar 06 21:38:26 it is much faster Mar 06 21:39:14 Crofton: Then why doesn't the tool just do that? Mar 06 21:39:33 monotone does not knwo about database snapshots Mar 06 21:39:49 we do it becuase we know puling a large db takes a long time Mar 06 21:39:53 I could go complain to monotone folks, but I'm also inclined to say "why not just use git instead?". Mar 06 21:40:50 $ wget http://www.openembedded.org/snapshots/OE.mtn.bz2 Mar 06 21:40:50 $ bunzip2 OE.mtn Mar 06 21:40:51 * cworth was also quite horrified to find "monotone db migrate command fails on some updates" on the openembedded website Mar 06 21:40:52 cworth: git is an evil HD space eater... and an as OE builds already do that... Mar 06 21:41:28 philippe: What's your evidence for git being inefficient with storage? Mar 06 21:41:41 cworth: you need to git-repack things often... Mar 06 21:41:44 philippe: Already do what exactly? Mar 06 21:41:46 cworth, we are all familiar with the good points and bad points of various scm tools Mar 06 21:42:49 cworth: git repack reduces the amount of storage your git tree eats. Mar 06 21:43:20 Anyway no need to delve into scm tools. The use of them sometimes just depends on liking... Mar 06 21:44:09 Crofton: I can interrupt my "make" here, run those commands, and then "make" again to resume? Mar 06 21:44:23 hmmm Mar 06 21:44:29 * cworth is not inclined to have to start this painfully slow process over again... Mar 06 21:44:46 I am not familiar with the MokoMakefile Mar 06 21:44:58 Crofton: OK. Fair enough. Mar 06 21:45:39 cworth: I think Monotone is smart enough to resume, however if the MokoMakefile is going to overwrite the db, you'll have to start over Mar 06 21:45:45 cworth, I'm not sure who created the mokomakefile, but you should mention this to them Mar 06 21:46:18 philippe: OK, we don't need to delve into it. But it is a bit disingenuous to call git a space eater, if what you really mean is "using git in defiance of git-repack". Mar 06 21:47:00 rwhitby create the makefile Mar 06 21:47:07 he hangs out here sometimes Mar 06 21:47:11 cworth: I personally don't like git (and see git-repack as a "patch") so no need to fight about it... Mar 06 21:47:16 I am curious what you consider the strong points of monotone that made you select it. Mar 06 21:47:43 cworth: it looks like rwhitby did the right thing and tests for the db existance. However it will skip the monotone checkout if it does Mar 06 21:48:36 cworth: I had nothing to do about the choice, but I remember people mentioning the capability to handle the huge amount of files OE has. And git being in alpha stage at that moment. Mar 06 21:48:54 philippe: To be quite honest, my first reaction to the existence of "git repack" was disgust as well. But Linus presented an extremely compelling argument in its favor. Mar 06 21:48:55 cworth: you should be able to interrupt and resume seamlessly Mar 06 21:49:05 rwhitby: Thanks. Mar 06 21:49:20 rwhitby: Could we fix the makefile to do the faster thing in the first place? Mar 06 21:49:30 what is the faster thing? Mar 06 21:49:36 cworth: it already fetches a snapshot. Mar 06 21:49:59 Oh, then I'm still confused. Mar 06 21:50:02 is the snapshot really old? Mar 06 21:50:05 What is taking forever here? Mar 06 21:50:22 depends on our monotone version, and what koen provides on the oe download site Mar 06 21:50:27 s/our/your/ Mar 06 21:50:46 I don't think he updates the old version snapshots, so it needs to pull all the revs since then Mar 06 21:50:59 get 0.32 or later, and it will be the fastest Mar 06 21:51:13 rwhitby: Why is there a monotone version dependency here? Mar 06 21:51:29 * cworth still is not understanding what he's even waiting for Mar 06 21:51:33 cworth: see the upgrade notice on the monotone site. Mar 06 21:52:14 cworth: I'm not going to defend or argue monotone with you. I do the Makefile, not monotone. Mar 06 21:52:23 rwhitby: Yes, understood. Mar 06 21:52:35 cworth: I guess you have version 0.31 or something... Mar 06 21:52:44 that snapshot seems to be a bit old Mar 06 21:52:58 * rwhitby will be back in an hour or so Mar 06 21:53:16 next time I see koen I'll ask about updating the snapshot Mar 06 21:53:22 Though I will say, that monotone.ca/UPGRADE is quite frightening, (particularly compared to the fact that git only had one repository change right at the very beginning of its existence and has been stable ever since). But anyway... Mar 06 21:54:04 cworth: if you upgrade the monotone on your machine ti 0.32 you'll have a snapshot from today Mar 06 21:54:10 should be a lot faster Mar 06 21:54:31 philippe: OK. I've got to run for a bit now, but I'll attempt that when I get back. Mar 06 21:54:35 Thanks for the help! Mar 06 22:17:44 hm Mar 06 22:17:53 rp are you online? Mar 06 22:18:08 okay forget it Mar 06 22:22:04 rwhitby: ping :> Mar 06 22:33:35 hi Mar 06 22:57:32 03nail 07org.oe.dev * r24edc2fd... 10/ (3 files in 3 dirs): linux-turbostation: Update flash partitioning Mar 06 22:57:36 03nail 07org.oe.dev * refc288df... 10/ (1 conf/machine/turbostation.conf): turbostation: Update machine support Mar 06 23:02:29 Jin^eLD: gu Mar 06 23:05:22 we did a prerelease :> could you please update openslug packages? Mar 06 23:05:24 http://mediatomb.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/*checkout*/mediatomb/trunk/mediatomb/scripts/mediatomb_0.9.0-pre.bb Mar 06 23:05:39 I already talked to eno about optware Mar 06 23:05:40 bitbake-1.8 is funny Mar 06 23:06:12 and have to catch koen for angstrom :) Mar 06 23:08:12 Jin^eLD: openslug will update automatically when koen updates angstrom Mar 06 23:08:20 oh ok Mar 06 23:08:22 thx Mar 06 23:08:24 (assuming preferred_version is not set to -1) Mar 06 23:13:30 Jin^eLD: is this what you are looking for : < CIA-3> koen org.oe.dev * ra8c00ac7... / (1 packages/mediatomb/mediatomb_0.8+0.9.0-pre.bb): mediatomb: add prelease Mar 06 23:14:18 hmm, depends on the date Mar 06 23:14:19 :) Mar 06 23:14:35 is it from today? Mar 06 23:14:55 oh yeah Mar 06 23:15:02 I was gone and did not scroll up Mar 06 23:15:14 Jin^eLD: yup. about 3 hours ago Mar 06 23:15:16 I wonder about the weird naming though, 0.8 + 0.9.0 Mar 06 23:16:31 Jin^eLD: ohh, I think that is to keep ipkg from being braindead. that way when you release 0.90 you can upgrade over the 0.90-pre versions. Mar 06 23:16:47 ooh, I see Mar 06 23:17:03 because i think in ipkg-world 0.90-pre > 0.90 Mar 06 23:17:15 I get it Mar 06 23:17:21 makes sense now Mar 06 23:17:22 :) Mar 06 23:17:35 Jin^eLD: of course I could be wrong too....:) Mar 06 23:17:40 :) Mar 06 23:20:13 Jin^eLD: did you ever get a chance to look at qemu vs FC6 some more or did you just change build machines? Mar 06 23:21:29 actually I did not really need it; I wanted to build just one package for eabi, so I did not need binary locale stuff Mar 06 23:21:45 just disabled binary locale generation and built my package without qemu troubles Mar 06 23:22:34 so no.. I did not get around to look at it Mar 06 23:26:03 Jin^eLD: Ok. I turned it off too. I am kinda tempted to try some hello world type tests to see if qemu even has half a chance on Fedora.. Mar 06 23:27:08 to be honest I am still not sure what qemu is doing :) I never had to use it myself Mar 06 23:27:29 I know it is required for some stuff like we encountered Mar 06 23:27:41 but apart from that it never crossed my way.. not yet at least Mar 07 00:45:54 03freyther 07org.oe.dev * r8a114c24... 10/ (1 classes/seppuku.bbclass): (log message trimmed) Mar 07 00:45:54 classes/seppuku.bbclass: Add a class which might report build issues to a bugzilla directly Mar 07 00:45:54 Start adding seppuku. It listens to TaskFailed and NoProvider failures Mar 07 00:45:54 logs into a bugzilla and calls empty stubs to find a bug report. Mar 07 00:45:54 We use the urllib2 and cookielib from python2.4 to handle the session Mar 07 00:45:54 cookie for us automatically. This library is sadly not present in python2.3 Mar 07 00:45:58 but it eases my life. Mar 07 00:46:00 03freyther 07org.oe.dev * r17bbc549... 10/ (1 contrib/qa/bugzilla.py): Mar 07 00:46:02 contrib/qa/bugzilla.py: Add the standalone test bugzilla sucker Mar 07 00:46:04 This file can extract the bug number and status from a Mar 07 00:46:06 query page of bugzilla. And will be used by the "automatic Mar 07 00:46:08 test monkey class" Mar 07 00:46:10 03freyther 07org.oe.dev * r17e5acaa... 10/ (1 contrib/qa/bugzilla.py): contrib/qa/bugzilla.py: Fix the inlined all_bugs html code Mar 07 00:46:15 03freyther 07org.oe.dev * r005491f3... 10/ (1 classes/seppuku.bbclass): Mar 07 00:46:17 classes/seppuku.bbclass: Add the BugQuery code, add code to post a bug Mar 07 00:46:19 Posting bugs should work (besides typos), now only reopening bugs Mar 07 00:46:21 is missing. Mar 07 00:46:23 03freyther 07org.oe.dev * rd94ed5c6... 10/ (1 classes/seppuku.bbclass): Mar 07 00:46:25 classes/seppuku.bbclass: This could be feature complete now Mar 07 00:46:27 It is time to try it Mar 07 00:46:31 03freyther 07org.oe.dev * r3a5c8adc... 10/ (1 conf/local.conf.sample): conf/local.conf.sample: bb should be defined, oe is not defined Mar 07 00:46:36 03freyther 07org.oe.dev * r81e46ab0... 10/ (1 classes/seppuku.bbclass conf/documentation.conf): conf/documentation.conf: Document the keys influencing seppuku.bbclass Mar 07 00:46:41 03freyther 07org.oe.dev * r39030d97... 10/ (1 classes/seppuku.bbclass conf/documentation.conf): Mar 07 00:46:43 classes/seppuku.bbclass: Make it almost work Mar 07 00:46:45 This class can find the broken bug, reopen it, or leave it open. Mar 07 00:46:47 There is some issue with sending the logfile to the server, the Mar 07 00:46:48 ~fish zecke Mar 07 00:46:49 url itself is correct, when opened in a browser the right thing Mar 07 00:46:50 * ibot slaps zecke around with a large trout Mar 07 00:46:51 happens but not from within python *sigh* need a working tcpdump Mar 07 00:46:53 to look into this (which means I will continue tomorrow) Mar 07 00:47:04 CoreDump|home: yes? Mar 07 00:47:13 zecke the spambot Mar 07 00:47:16 ;) Mar 07 00:47:24 CoreDump|home: you are supposed to work tomorrow, so off to the bed immediately Mar 07 00:47:31 muhaha Mar 07 00:47:42 * CoreDump|home is on late-shift Mar 07 00:48:25 :) Mar 07 00:48:44 work.. bed.. reminds me of something Mar 07 00:48:49 =) Mar 07 00:48:55 ~praise svn Mar 07 00:48:57 All hail svn! Mar 07 00:49:02 'night everyone Mar 07 00:49:19 robtaylor: the jail is ~1.5Gb Mar 07 00:49:28 n8 Jin|away Mar 07 00:49:49 LaF0rge: we can report to ancient bugzilla's now. Client side requires a python2.4 (available on debian stable, but this is not the default), the needed config keys are documented, there is only one error with sending log messages (somehow only the last line arrives) Mar 07 00:52:36 LaF0rge: I will update my autobuild script to wait for svn changes and then we could give things a try Mar 07 01:04:10 LaF0rge: okay, there is nothing broken with the bbclass, the log is only one line :) Mar 07 01:08:54 wtf, we enabled transparent proxy today and this is the reason it fails... Mar 07 01:08:58 ~lart squid Mar 07 01:08:58 * ibot breaks out the Hoover and sucks up squid Mar 07 01:09:40 anyway, good night Mar 07 01:30:37 tkp: I ended up building my own mesa-progs setup for glxgears Mar 07 01:31:04 jselect: ha, beat me to it... I was just about to start on that Mar 07 01:31:13 Can anyone recommend a bootloader that can use squashfs directly (no initrd) that will work off cf? Mar 07 01:31:15 although I was going to call is mesa-demos Mar 07 01:31:33 tkp: The actual dir mesa uses is xdemos iirc Mar 07 01:31:58 jselect: could you submitted to the bug tracker? Mar 07 01:32:45 tkp: I've got a few things I need to do wrt to oe bugs listed on an internal wiki here. I *will* get to it.. eventually :) Mar 07 01:32:59 tkp: not for the next few days though. I've just been pulled off this project for a bit Mar 07 01:33:38 jselect: cool Mar 07 01:34:35 I also have one for libftp and one for libqxt Mar 07 01:35:03 but I'm not sure whether I should release the libqxt recipe as the source itself is under an nda.. it'd just be the recipe and a requirement for people to insert their own tarball Mar 07 01:35:47 so.. off on a search for bootloaders Mar 07 02:00:40 does MIPS platform support _Unwind_Resume? Mar 07 02:42:54 03pfalcon 07org.oe.dev * r67610d43... 10/ (1 conf/machine/acern30.conf): Mar 07 02:42:54 acern30.conf: New machine, Acer N30. Mar 07 02:42:54 * Based on the Letux distribution (www.letux.org, materials from http://www.openembedded.org/~koen/letux/), Mar 07 02:42:54 contributed by Dr. H. Nikolaus Schaller. Mar 07 02:50:35 03pfalcon 07org.oe.dev * r8641efcb... 10/ (32 files in 4 dirs): Mar 07 02:50:35 linux 2.6.14: Add kernel for acern30 (vanilla + patches). Mar 07 02:50:35 * Based on the Letux distribution (www.letux.org, materials from http://www.openembedded.org/~koen/letux/), Mar 07 02:50:35 contributed by Dr. H. Nikolaus Schaller. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Mar 07 02:59:57 2007