**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Feb 25 10:59:56 2008 Feb 25 11:17:32 re Feb 25 11:35:04 * * OE Bug 3852 has been RESOLVED (FIXED) by bingquick(AT)gmail.com Feb 25 11:35:06 * * libxcalibrate need newer xcalibrateext to compile Feb 25 11:35:08 * * http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3852 Feb 25 11:40:33 is anyone around who'd like to share some ideas regarding uCLinux/OE? :> I'm trying to figure out what would be the best way to tell OE that it will be a uclinux build so I could add specific LDFLAGS for packages that are being built.. basically the elf2flt postprocessing.. Feb 25 11:50:37 hello everybody Feb 25 11:51:03 i just wanted to say thanks for coming to fosdem 2008 Feb 25 11:51:30 i subscribed mezelf to the mailing list and channel Feb 25 11:51:52 Jin^eLD: i think you couls take a look at the eabi/oabi differences and use this as a base how thse things can be solved. Feb 25 11:51:56 hi TuxCrafter Feb 25 11:52:18 i will be lurking and causally send a design document for software and hardware architectures Feb 25 11:52:36 my real name is Jelle de Jong for those who remember me Feb 25 11:52:45 sounds good :) Feb 25 11:53:12 my first question where can i found the contact, calender and keyboard gtk app that is included in oe Feb 25 11:53:30 florian: how exactly is this being set right now? I see stuff like that: Feb 25 11:53:31 PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-libc-for-gcc Feb 25 11:53:43 but there is also: Feb 25 11:53:44 :ARM_ABI ?= "${@['','oabi'][bb.data.getVar('MACHINE',d) in ['collie','h3600', 'h3800', 'simpad', 'htcwallaby']]}" Feb 25 11:53:58 the latter seems to be angstrom specific Feb 25 11:55:01 TuxCrafter: We have multiple choices, we have "contacts" from Pimlico and "gpe-contacts", "calendar" and "gpe-calendar" and xkbd and matchbox-keyboard. Feb 25 11:56:01 ps i am working on the emdebian project Feb 25 11:56:18 and i am starting a new project called debian umpc project Feb 25 11:56:32 Jin^eLD: yes right, that actually selects the abi depending on the machine. but i don't know offhand where theis stuff gets checked. it might be necessary to add things to bitbake.conf as well. Feb 25 11:56:43 and i am focusing on mainstream solutions Feb 25 11:57:35 TuxCrafter: ah cool, that sounds good - you should thake a look at the Maemo stuff as well, iirc the Ubuntu Umpc projects makes use of this too. Feb 25 11:58:36 florian: so basically I should introduce another variable that could be switched between "normal" and "uclinux" modes, and the uclinux stuff would trigger additional steps in the process? Feb 25 12:00:42 Jin^eLD: yes... somethign like linux-glibc vs. linux-uclibc vs. uclinux-uclibc Feb 25 12:01:05 thx, let's see how far I get Feb 25 12:01:07 But I did not yet touch these areas myself so I'm just guessing. Feb 25 12:01:40 well, I did not yet touch any OE internals, so far was only messing around with recipes, that's it Feb 25 12:01:40 :) Feb 25 12:03:44 I added a new architecture some time ago... that patch might indicate some areas to touch as well. Feb 25 12:04:00 which one was it? Feb 25 12:04:21 Jin^eLD: mips (vs. mipsel) Feb 25 12:05:15 I'll have a look Feb 25 12:05:18 brb, food Feb 25 12:09:12 florian: good morning Feb 25 12:15:02 _diego_: thanks Feb 25 12:52:54 re Feb 25 12:52:58 wb Feb 25 12:53:00 hi pb_ Feb 25 13:12:36 hello Feb 25 14:25:46 hi...i want to build a kernel for Palm Treo 650 with the MokoMakefile. Is this possible? And would it work? Feb 25 14:28:12 morning Feb 25 14:28:20 can I build on with: make rebuild-package-linux-openmoko? Feb 25 15:02:33 hi everybody Feb 25 15:07:48 hi thesing Feb 25 15:08:20 kergoth, you there? Feb 25 15:38:31 bye Feb 25 15:39:54 03thesing 07org.oe.dev * r66b41c5c... 10/ (1 packages/kexec/kexec-tools-static_1.101.bb): Feb 25 15:39:54 kexec-tools-static: fix FILES Feb 25 15:39:54 applied changes from 2c3a38874a4f6692c855ed4f099954ecf8bcd8b3 Feb 25 15:39:54 through 7ab0c406df80db3fa391ee33a803bc653763cafb Feb 25 15:48:04 * * OE Bug 3879 has been created by dbaryshkov(AT)gmail.com Feb 25 15:48:10 * * Updated tosa support Feb 25 15:48:10 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=3879 Feb 25 15:58:10 kristoffer_: am now, why? Feb 25 16:00:07 hi folks, i'm new to openembedded. i followed a howto (trusted-code.de) to prepare my setup. when I do a $ # bitbake foo in my build directoy, it breaks immediately with a python error: "SyntaxError: invalid syntax" Feb 25 16:00:29 do i miss a package or do i have to update something? Feb 25 16:00:37 im using python2.4 on debian etch Feb 25 16:01:01 I googled this, but just found one post of the same problem w/o fix Feb 25 16:05:57 kergoth: g'day Feb 25 16:06:05 hey Feb 25 16:06:07 tom_: compare what you did with http://www.openembedded.org/wiki/GettingStarted Feb 25 16:16:19 hmm maybe i just missed the OE.mtn.bz2 Feb 25 16:17:25 but i did a mtn pull and checkout...is this not enough? Feb 25 16:17:51 what does this "applied changes from 2c3a38874a4f6692c855ed4f099954ecf8bcd8b3" mean? propagation? Feb 25 16:18:12 thesing: are you using a non-public branch for testing from which you merge back into OE? Feb 25 16:18:17 just curious Feb 25 16:18:52 Laibsch: I thing it's an automatic merge message. Feb 25 16:23:47 How do I checkout the stable branch from the mtn db? What's the name? Feb 25 16:24:51 Tartarus: see http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/building-angstrom Feb 25 16:25:07 kergoth, just trying to get tslib to play nice with my touchscreen drivers. Can't understand what is causing it Feb 25 16:25:18 kergoth, getting an invalid argument when trying to run ts_calibrate. Feb 25 16:26:36 thesing, OK. I had heard there was a stable branch, I didn't know it was angstrom "branded", thanks. Feb 25 16:46:57 kristoffer_: ah.. at work at the moment, working no something, i'll take a look if i have a chance later today Feb 25 16:47:47 kristoffer_: You have set TSLIB_DEVICE ? Feb 25 16:47:58 kristoffer_: Does strace give you any hints? Feb 25 16:48:05 kergoth, would appreciate it. Feb 25 16:48:22 RP, yeah, I've set it. Doesn't make any difference. Haven't straced it yet Feb 25 16:50:37 when I run ts_calibrate it opens up a screen and I can see the calibration crosshairs flicker, then Im returned to console and presented with "xres = 640, yres = 240 .... ts_read: Invalid argument" Feb 25 16:51:25 The driver should be essentially same as corgi_ts. And changing modules doesn't affect anything. Feb 25 16:52:04 kristoffer_: strace it Feb 25 16:53:50 kristoffer_: Is this with an OE build image? Feb 25 16:53:54 Hrm: RDEPENDS/RRECOMMENDS or otherwise requires the runtime entity 'boost' but i Feb 25 16:53:54 t wasn't found in any PACKAGE or RPROVIDES variables Feb 25 16:54:53 RP, The userland yes. The kernel is just basic vanilla + minor patches. Nothing major Feb 25 16:55:16 kristoffer_: I was just wondering what you had in ts.conf. The standard OE one should be good though Feb 25 16:55:30 kristoffer_: Which machine is it? Feb 25 16:55:59 RP, Im having same issue on both machines (HP Jornada 6xx and HP Jornada 7xx) Feb 25 16:56:40 kristoffer_: The 7xx rootfs will have the "input" tslib driver, the 6xx will have the "h6300" input driver Feb 25 16:57:01 kristoffer_: so check which /etc/ts.conf is using (you want input) Feb 25 16:57:53 I believe hp6xx (which Im currently looking at) has h3600, I've tried to set it to input_raw without luck Feb 25 16:59:08 kristoffer_: "input_raw" is the right one. Its also TSLIB_TSDEVICE, not what I mentioned earlier Feb 25 17:01:09 RP, roger. Am I required to provide an EV_KEY BTN_TOUCH at every pendown? Or is ABS_PRESSURE enough? Feb 25 17:01:32 I assumed EV_KEY was simply for touchscreen button (like side-row stuff) Feb 25 17:01:45 kristoffer_: I don't think so but I'm not 100% sure Feb 25 17:02:24 kristoffer_: You so have the EV_SYN calls in? I know they're needed... Feb 25 17:02:40 s/so/do/ Feb 25 17:03:02 you mean the input_sync? Yeah Feb 25 17:03:20 yes Feb 25 17:05:54 If i remember correctly ABS_PRESSURE is not enough... at least it did not work with usb touchscreen stuff out of the box. Feb 25 17:07:07 The thing is the invalid argument error means its not even able to read from the event file so its not to do with the pressure yet... Feb 25 17:07:58 If I add printk's to the driver, it outputs everything correctly. So its something weird with its interaction with tslib Feb 25 18:09:47 Hello Feb 25 18:09:55 Anyone around who does samba stuff, or that'd feel comfortable dealing with a few bugs? Feb 25 18:09:59 Does anyone know how the hell I can exit ts_calibrate Feb 25 18:10:03 I'm stuck Feb 25 18:10:49 Is rebooting the only option? Feb 25 18:11:26 heh Feb 25 18:11:27 ga Feb 25 18:12:13 B_Lizzard: can you ssh in? Feb 25 18:13:05 Hah, I thought of that but unfortunately I haven't set up /etc/network/interfaces for autoconfiguration of the wireless interface... Feb 25 18:13:27 There really should be some way to exit... Feb 25 18:13:31 B_Lizzard: do you have serial and or USB cable ? Feb 25 18:13:38 I could just reboot. Feb 25 18:13:39 :) Feb 25 18:14:00 Extremely inelegant as it is, though. Feb 25 18:14:05 B_Lizzard: yeah, but where is the fun in that :) Feb 25 18:14:09 :D Feb 25 18:14:57 Ah, people with broken screens sometimes use my userlands, and they find themselves "locked" when the first-time configuration dialogs come up. Feb 25 18:15:48 It just seems rather absurd not to have an "escape plan" :) Feb 25 18:16:32 well, it would be easy enough to patch ts_calibrate so that you could exit it with a keystroke. Feb 25 18:17:03 for most "normal" users that would do more harm than good, though. broken screens are a pretty rare case and it is very annoying if you accidentally dismiss the calibrator and leave your stylus in a nonfunctional state. Feb 25 18:17:32 Well, a rather arcane keypress would do, though. Feb 25 18:17:55 Ctrl+Alt+Backspace or whatever. Feb 25 18:17:57 I would have thought you'd be better off providing a kernel command line option or something to stop the calibrator running in the first place. The eleet folks with broken screens can set that from their bootloader. Feb 25 18:18:01 Better than nothing. Feb 25 18:18:06 Yeah, I do that. Feb 25 18:18:16 Check /proc/cmdline for an option Feb 25 18:18:53 but, yeah, ctrl-alt-something would probably be fine. Feb 25 18:19:38 * pb_ go home now Feb 25 18:19:39 bbl Feb 25 18:24:41 what is the imput selector that matchebox is using Feb 25 18:24:43 and oe Feb 25 18:24:47 i cant find the package Feb 25 18:55:29 has anyone compiled the microb browser from maemo with OE? Feb 25 19:41:11 hi all ! Feb 25 19:46:43 hi ther Feb 25 19:47:09 03koen 07org.oe.angstrom-2007.12-stable * r9e20bb1e... 10/ (1 contrib/angstrom/sort.sh): feed sorter: add palmz72 and log new packages to file Feb 25 19:47:12 how much mem and diskspace does a full blown install of oe takes Feb 25 19:47:16 03koen 07org.oe.angstrom-2007.12-stable * re613c474... 10/ (1 contrib/angstrom/feed-rss.php): Feb 25 19:47:16 contrib feed-rss.php: php script that converts output from the feedsorter into rss Feb 25 19:47:16 * see http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/2007/ipk/glibc/feed-rss.php for a demo Feb 25 19:47:40 TuxCrafter: what do you mean by an "install of oe"? Feb 25 19:47:52 gpe Feb 25 19:47:59 all the stuff around it Feb 25 19:48:13 to get a fully functional device Feb 25 19:49:26 TuxCrafter: what's your machine? Feb 25 19:49:42 hehe eeepc :-p Feb 25 19:49:49 but i am just investicating Feb 25 19:50:52 TuxCrafter: I also came across that idea when I tested eee Feb 25 19:51:21 you could just try and boot a generic x86 angstrom image Feb 25 19:51:55 dcordes: how much mem and diskspace will that need? Feb 25 19:51:58 TuxCrafter some GBytes ... should be less than 10, (sources, recipes, toolchain, intermediate files .... ) Feb 25 19:52:30 gremlin[it]: and the final images for the handheld device? Feb 25 19:52:39 how large will the filesystem be? Feb 25 19:52:49 TuxCrafter: oh much much much smaller then eeepc flash Feb 25 19:53:15 * TuxCrafter wonders if there is something wrong with his question Feb 25 19:53:31 TuxCrafter: like 50mb Feb 25 19:53:41 is that diskspace? Feb 25 19:55:28 ah i see Feb 25 19:55:30 found the images Feb 25 19:55:36 on the release pages Feb 25 19:55:54 TuxCrafter OE is a tool to build an image .. not the final image/distribution ... maybe a more correct question could be "how bit is the image of Angstrom with GPE for eepc?" Feb 25 19:55:58 around 20 mb diskspace and 50 mb memory Feb 25 19:57:00 gremlin[it]: yea sorry, i was just looking for general information without the eeepc as a target group Feb 25 19:57:35 lets say it like this :-p if i build an new embedded system what would be the requirements of this system to be able to run the oe images on it :-p Feb 25 19:58:54 beside the support of hardware drivers and architecture it will need at least 20mb storage space and 50 mb of memory to run an gpe enviorment Feb 25 20:01:38 TuxCrafter : uclibc based images for x86 can be around 6MB without the kernel (minimal image) Feb 25 20:02:00 this is on an un-compressed filesystem Feb 25 20:02:40 angstrom x11-image is around 30MB Feb 25 20:03:20 re Feb 25 20:05:23 * steliosk is setting up a G4 machine to try building OE Feb 25 20:22:33 Hmm Feb 25 20:22:35 mtn question Feb 25 20:22:44 if I wanted to see the history on a certain file, whats the easiest way? Feb 25 20:22:51 and a web frontend would be just fine, too Feb 25 20:25:39 Tartarus: mtn log --last=5 packages/xy/zw.x --diffs Feb 25 20:26:12 for the last 5: see http://monotone.ca/docs/Informative.html#Informative Feb 25 20:26:51 Tartarus: mtn log ? Feb 25 20:27:23 ok, thanks, i'll try that Feb 25 20:27:33 looking to see if anyone specifically broke samba mounts with a reason :) Feb 25 20:27:55 eek... Feb 25 20:27:58 Tartarus: is it on latest .dev ? Feb 25 20:28:10 Khem, for a long time, actually Feb 25 20:28:17 poking more before I file a bug or anything :) Feb 25 20:28:36 Tartarus: yeah that would be gr8 Feb 25 20:31:12 added as a comment on #2900, but I bet I should open a real bug too Feb 25 20:37:43 hmm Feb 25 20:37:50 I wonder if anyone has actually tried smbmounting Feb 25 20:37:59 if they did, if they've tried it at all recently Feb 25 20:38:17 Problem is, need to have /sbin/mount.smb{,fs} Feb 25 20:38:26 thing is, in OE it's never been there,it's always been /usr/sbin Feb 25 20:39:09 best i can see with mtn log, it's always been like that in OE Feb 25 20:41:13 OK and I see why it's put into those dirs to start with Feb 25 20:41:19 I'll file a bug and explain it all Feb 25 20:43:22 Tartarus: please do so. Feb 25 20:59:25 OK, 3880 created Feb 25 20:59:30 smb fixed, cifs to fix in a minute Feb 25 21:00:05 * * OE Bug 3880 has been created by trini(AT)embeddedalley.com Feb 25 21:00:07 * * The samba package is not having a correct mount.smb/mount. smbfs link created Feb 25 21:00:09 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=3880 Feb 25 21:01:13 doing nxp rebuilds now Feb 25 21:01:15 op Feb 25 21:03:04 * * OE Bug 3881 has been created by  Feb 25 21:03:06 * * ipkg-link-1.6+cvs20050404-r4-do_install Feb 25 21:03:08 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=3881 Feb 25 21:03:16 * * OE Bug 3882 has been created by  Feb 25 21:03:18 * * ntpclient-2003_194-r1-do_compile Feb 25 21:03:20 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=3882 Feb 25 21:08:45 building testing CIFS fix now Feb 25 21:08:54 Anyone about that would be able to review these patches and commit? Feb 25 21:36:00 OK, CIFS fix posted too Feb 25 21:36:03 Anyone around? :) Feb 25 21:40:57 Tartarus: I think everybody is recovering from FOSDEM :) Feb 25 21:41:35 hi again Feb 25 21:42:22 re Feb 25 21:42:26 hvontres|work: any success with the initramfs? Feb 25 21:42:59 Ah yes, a fun place Feb 25 21:43:05 Someday I hope to go back :) Feb 25 21:43:50 hvontres|work, I've got 2 samba fixes in bug 3880 and while in there i'd like to get 3146 and 2900 looked at / checked in :) Feb 25 21:47:04 * * OE Bug 2647 has been RESOLVED (FIXED) by thommycheck(AT)gmx.de Feb 25 21:47:06 * * kernel oops in mmc_spi on collie with locomo_spi at SD card insertion Feb 25 21:47:09 * * http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2647 Feb 25 21:49:05 * * OE Bug 3883 has been created by thommycheck(AT)gmx.de Feb 25 21:49:06 * * MMC/Cards doesn't work for 2.6.24 Feb 25 21:49:08 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=3883 Feb 25 22:02:56 thesing: sorry, I haven't had a chance to really look at it. The whole owning a house and kid thing gets in the way sometimes :) Feb 25 22:04:02 hvontres|work: this is much better than the other way around ;) Feb 25 22:18:44 thesing: I think Helge Deller was going to take a look as well, but I haven't heard back from him yet Feb 25 22:19:33 hvontres|work: he send me a patch for suspend-key support which I didn't test yet. Feb 25 23:02:28 03likewise 07org.oe.dev * r8e15d4e8... 10/ (3 files in 2 dirs): mpc83x3e-rdb machines: Use ?= for virtual/kernel so it can be user-configured. Feb 25 23:19:03 thesing: initramfs-bootmenuimage built fine for c7x0 Feb 25 23:20:44 ant: Yes it was my mistake (and a very stupid one). Feb 25 23:22:59 thesing: flashing now... Feb 25 23:23:57 thesing: kernel panic Feb 25 23:24:15 ..but wait: it is 2.6.23 Feb 25 23:24:29 ant: I never used initramfs-bootmenu-image Feb 25 23:24:56 thesing: 5 mins for rebuilding with linux-rp-2.6.24 (with kexecs) Feb 25 23:24:59 03utx 07org.oe.dev * r8d3c7f11... 10/ (1 packages/udev/files/network.sh): Feb 25 23:24:59 Export PATH in udev network.sh. Feb 25 23:24:59 * udevd does clearenv(). Without PATH, ifup/ifdown does not work properly. Feb 25 23:24:59 * Exporting default shell PATH fixes it. Feb 25 23:38:07 thesing: reflashing, let see Feb 25 23:39:22 * ant should re-read carefully the thread about initramfs in the mailing list... Feb 25 23:40:29 ant_: you know how initramfs work? you have to compile them into a kernel. OE can't do this atm. Feb 25 23:42:58 thesing: I got it more or less (but remain under the impression it is a triple jump, would be easier with uImage...) Feb 25 23:43:31 it would be, But there is no uboot for collie. Feb 25 23:43:51 And for many other devices too. Feb 25 23:44:01 lack of developers ? Feb 25 23:44:35 we can wait for sash'z come-back ;-) Feb 25 23:45:13 and lack of documentation. You don't gain that much by replacing the bootloader, imo. Feb 25 23:45:22 ant: that, and the fact that replacing the bootloader on Z's requires a nand restore... Feb 25 23:46:22 hvontres|work: why nand restore? Feb 25 23:52:24 ant: how did you install it on your machine? IIRC PDAX used a custom rom image to overwrite the bootloader sharp has Feb 25 23:57:08 hvontres|work: you can build and flash u-boot.bin within OE (for "corgi and akita") e.g. hacking the updater Feb 26 00:09:12 * Crofton waits for the flight home .... Feb 26 00:09:15 no lube required at customs Feb 26 00:13:49 omfg, they are playing a muzac version of "Paint it Black" by the Rolling Stones Feb 26 00:14:13 Crofton: how was trip Feb 26 00:14:19 good Feb 26 00:14:35 got bit by the beer on Friday Feb 26 00:14:44 but interesting talks Feb 26 00:14:56 and interesting people stopping by the booth Feb 26 00:15:20 I enjoyed Kevin Hilmans talk Feb 26 00:15:39 I learned a lot about how power managements is structured in the kernel Feb 26 00:15:52 which was easy, because i know little to start with :) Feb 26 00:25:51 thesing: well, I got "klibc_1.5.bb, do_compile) failed" Feb 26 00:26:39 ant: as usual show the log. Feb 26 00:27:09 =) this one is rather strange: I'm reading it carefully Feb 26 00:28:18 thesing: the magic line was "ANGSTROM_MODE=uclibc IMAGE_FSTYPES="cpio.gz" bitbake \ initramfs-bootmenu-image bitbake x11-image" Feb 26 00:30:29 thesing: http://www.pastebin.ca/918242 Feb 26 00:32:34 this should be easy to fix. Feb 26 00:34:57 ant: what is your TARGET_OS ? Feb 26 00:35:58 oe tells your at the beginning of each build. Feb 26 00:36:30 thesing: I build linux-gnueabi, this is a special case Feb 26 00:37:04 http://lists.linuxtogo.org/pipermail/openembedded-devel/2008-February/004470.html Feb 26 00:38:26 I know this. With ANGSTROM_MODE=uclibc you change the TARGET_OS to *ublibc* Feb 26 00:38:47 yes, to shrink the kernel size Feb 26 00:39:08 kernel size has nothing to do with what libc you use. Feb 26 00:39:20 The kernel does not use libc at all. Feb 26 00:39:34 ahem, the modules Feb 26 00:40:02 the modules are part of the kernel and doesn't use libc either. Feb 26 00:40:24 Paul uses it to build busybox against uclibc (I think) Feb 26 00:42:04 thesing: the first image a.k.a bootmenu consists in kernel + initramfs Feb 26 00:42:39 thesing: this one is supposed to show a boot menu Feb 26 00:43:05 and then kexec the chosen kernel+initramfs Feb 26 00:43:28 yes. But I think the image is too big for zaurus kernel mtd partition. Feb 26 00:44:21 If I build it then I can tell you ;-) Feb 26 00:45:03 now is too late... Feb 26 00:45:09 good night all Feb 26 01:03:17 03thesing 07org.oe.dev * r6257d463... 10/ (4 files in 2 dirs): klibc: make klibc compile with eabi uclibc Feb 26 01:20:04 * * OE Bug 3885 has been created by  Feb 26 01:20:06 * * libxxf86dga-1.0.1-r1-do_populate_staging Feb 26 01:20:08 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=3885 Feb 26 01:20:17 * * OE Bug 3884 has been created by  Feb 26 01:20:19 * * hdparm-6.9-r0-do_install Feb 26 01:20:21 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=3884 Feb 26 02:08:06 * Tartarus screams jsut a little more at udev in OE Feb 26 02:16:05 Can anyone provide some assistance with Cross Compile Badness? Feb 26 02:16:27 i am building icecast (streaming audio server) Feb 26 02:16:59 I can clearly see '-I /usr/include' in the config.log and this is wrong Feb 26 02:17:45 the problem is I am not sure how to identify what is actually inserting the '-I /usr/include' Feb 26 02:18:18 any thoughts? Feb 26 02:20:50 here is the output from config.log Feb 26 02:20:52 http://pastebin.com/m47dbff15 Feb 26 02:44:04 * * OE Bug 3886 has been created by trini(AT)embeddedalley.com Feb 26 02:44:07 * * udev-118 initscript is very inefficent Feb 26 02:44:08 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=3886 Feb 26 02:47:45 there's a patch to that one to make it work better :) Feb 26 02:57:29 tartarus: are you referring to icecast? Feb 26 03:02:15 nope, sorry Feb 26 03:02:19 udev bug there is me :) Feb 26 03:06:26 :) Feb 26 03:57:05 * * OE Bug 3887 has been created by  Feb 26 03:57:07 * * opie-init-1.2.2-r8-do_install Feb 26 03:57:09 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=3887 Feb 26 03:58:05 * * OE Bug 3888 has been created by  Feb 26 03:58:07 * * libspiff-0.7.2-r0-do_populate_staging Feb 26 03:58:09 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=3888 Feb 26 07:36:03 screen -r Feb 26 07:36:09 password: Feb 26 07:36:20 ynezz: :> Feb 26 07:57:46 morning Feb 26 08:07:20 lol Feb 26 09:52:02 good morning Feb 26 09:59:17 florian: good mornin Feb 26 09:59:18 g Feb 26 09:59:26 bbiab, going to my office now Feb 26 10:11:41 hi all Feb 26 10:14:44 why doesnot oe provide fs formatting tools like mkfs.vfat, mkfs.ext2? Feb 26 10:15:00 or does it? am i missing something Feb 26 10:17:35 re Feb 26 10:17:50 shri: e2fsprogs-native you mean? and dosfstools-native? Feb 26 10:18:48 does e2fsprogs do msdos/vfat formatting? Feb 26 10:20:37 dosfstools do vfat Feb 26 10:23:05 thanks Feb 26 10:24:16 morning ... or maybe goodnight I don't know :) Feb 26 10:25:14 re Feb 26 10:25:15 i wanted to build cross compiled formatting utils to format sdmmc cards on my arm target Feb 26 10:28:56 03koen 07org.oe.angstrom-2007.12-stable * rae6a9f5c... 10/ (1 BACKPORTS.txt): BACKPORTS: add gcc updates Feb 26 10:29:00 03koen 07org.oe.angstrom-2007.12-stable * r0001b201... 10/ (1 BACKPORTS.txt): BACKPORTS.txt: add meta-toolchain updates Feb 26 10:33:50 on target? Feb 26 10:34:01 then bitbake dosfstools e2fsprogs Feb 26 10:35:47 thanks, is there any way i can auto mount as soon as i insert a card Feb 26 10:38:23 iirc our udev rules do that Feb 26 10:39:30 thanks Feb 26 10:39:38 hi, people! Feb 26 10:40:52 zecke: ping Feb 26 10:41:04 moin Feb 26 10:41:53 where can I see a list of available values for the "SECTION" variable? Feb 26 10:42:44 rschuster: hehe, no idea. I think we had a RFC for that and it might ended up in the wiki :( Feb 26 10:42:54 ok Feb 26 10:43:11 zecke: I had the statutes pushed btw. at least to what my mtn says Feb 26 10:43:13 rschuster: also taking a look at oelint which IIRC checks sections as well could work Feb 26 10:43:25 rschuster: where did you push them? Feb 26 10:43:37 to the entity branch where they live ... Feb 26 10:43:44 see mail Feb 26 10:44:19 hehe... Feb 26 10:44:38 just in case try mtn push monotone.openembedded.org org.openembedded.entity Feb 26 10:45:28 zecke: that worked :) Feb 26 10:48:22 ... Feb 26 10:48:52 so it tried to push the default branch, even if you are in a workspace Feb 26 10:49:10 zecke : hi ! Got 2 questions Feb 26 10:49:38 Do you know if anyone had build OE on a powerpc platform later (or ever) ? Feb 26 10:50:48 2nd : I have not been able to send the documents i collected from people that participated at the last OEDEM yet Feb 26 10:50:56 can you handle it ? Feb 26 10:51:35 is there any time-limit on when we must submit them for the founds to be made available ? Feb 26 10:52:58 steliosk: ... shoot and please repeat your two questions Feb 26 10:55:02 Do you know if anyone had build OE on a powerpc platform later (or ever) ? Feb 26 10:55:25 2nd : I have not been able to send the documents i collected from people that participated at the last OEDEM yet Feb 26 10:55:32 is there any time-limit on when we must submit them for the founds to be made available ? Feb 26 10:56:07 steliosk: lately no, .dreambox is likely to had it built Feb 26 10:57:10 hi, anybody ever got "AttributeError: BBCooker instance has no attribute 'cook'" when doing $ bitbake foo ? Feb 26 10:57:38 I folloed the wiki this time ;) Feb 26 10:58:03 mrt2k7: sounds like someone's girlfriend ;) Feb 26 10:58:17 hehe ;) Feb 26 10:58:19 steliosk: Yes, half a year is the time limit, but it is a good enough to drop cornelius a mail and say that a request will come Feb 26 10:58:32 steliosk: http://ev.kde.org/resources/expense_report.pdf and http://ev.kde.org/rules/reimbursement_policy.php are probably interesting Feb 26 10:58:58 steliosk: and we chatted with cornelius at FOSDEM, he is warned now Feb 26 10:59:04 s/warned/informed/ Feb 26 10:59:16 zecke : that's good :) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Feb 26 10:59:56 2008