**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Mar 22 02:59:57 2009 Mar 22 04:28:01 03Mike Westerhof  07org.openembedded.dev * r34be9d4ae4 10openembedded.git/recipes/ (3 files in 3 dirs): Mar 22 04:28:01 libgsm, bogofilter, man: fix misuse of FILESDIR Mar 22 04:28:01 (Required to make these build again after some earlier changes) Mar 22 04:28:51 Gee, I wish people would BUILD STUFF before they commit changes!!! Mar 22 04:29:38 I feel like for every one feature I commit, I commit at least a half-dozen fixes caused because somebody checks in a change without caring to test it! Mar 22 04:30:45 And what happened to sending RFCs for intrusive changes?? Changing base.bbclass should NEVER be done without an RFC, so that we all know what is going on. Mar 22 11:35:50 good morning Mar 22 11:37:01 I see qemu-native failing strangely...and the WORKDIR seems insane... base.bbclass changes (FILESPATH)? Mar 22 11:38:42 e.g. xt-base/mmu.h.svn-base': Permission denied Mar 22 11:38:42 cp: cannot create regular file `/oe/build/tmp/angstrom/work/i686-linux/qemu-native-0.9.1+svnr4242-r14/./qemu-native-0.9.1+svnr4242-r14/trunk/target-cris/.svn/text-base/mmu.c.svn-base': Permission denied Mar 22 11:39:23 andrea@mizar /oe/build/tmp/angstrom/work/i686-linux/qemu-native-0.9.1+svnr4242-r14/qemu-native-0.9.1+svnr4242-r14/qemu-native-0.9.1+svnr4242-r14/qemu-native-0.9.1+svnr4242-r14/qemu Mar 22 11:39:23 -native-0.9.1+svnr4242-r14/qemu-native-0.9.1+svnr4242-r14/qemu-native-0.9.1+svnr4242-r14 $ Mar 22 11:39:25 ??? Mar 22 11:45:41 good morning Mar 22 11:48:23 hmm.. at least is compiling now (FILESPATH = "${FILE_DIRNAME}/qemu-0.9.1+svn/" Mar 22 11:48:23 FILESDIR = "${WORKDIR}" Mar 22 11:48:23 ) Mar 22 12:07:30 hi, I've a new dir called --no-check-certificate in my DL_DIR, what's the hell is that?? Mar 22 12:08:33 it seems that it doesn't reuse the previous content of my DL_DIR Mar 22 12:08:48 and fetches everything again to this new dir Mar 22 12:16:48 mpoullet|home: interesting new symptoms, do you have a custom setup? Mar 22 12:19:14 XorA: a little bit, here is my local.conf: http://pastebin.com/d3fe1e453 Mar 22 12:20:04 * mpoullet|home doing a clean console-image rebuild right now Mar 22 12:22:14 I confirm: almost all the new downloads go in DL_DIR/--no-check-certificate Mar 22 12:31:26 mpoullet|home: it looks like an arguments to wget is being used as the destination directory, that is odd Mar 22 12:31:37 mpoullet|home: cant see any obvious cause in local.conf Mar 22 12:32:19 old version of wget? or non linux host? Mar 22 12:32:58 XorA: well before I'v done a git pull today, it has always worked Mar 22 12:33:30 I haven't update for a week or so, waiting for the packages->recipes transition Mar 22 12:33:41 today I've pulled and bang... Mar 22 12:34:19 XorA: wget: GNU Wget 1.11.4 on Ubuntu 8.10 Mar 22 12:38:15 mpoullet|home: you might have to git-bisect to find the change that borked it :-( Mar 22 12:40:32 mpoullet|home: I suspect commit 2652dfa9fb6da4423f9d556aaa289ac6fc198fe5 Mar 22 12:46:47 XorA: thanks for the tip Mar 22 12:47:15 but I must first fix alsa-state :-( Mar 22 12:47:25 ~curse alsa :-D Mar 22 12:47:26 May you be reincarnated as a Windows XP administrator, alsa :-D ! Mar 22 12:47:45 it breaks at do_unpack... Mar 22 12:48:16 there's a cp into itself there Mar 22 13:13:33 I have a feelling kergoth's commits broke alsa-state Mar 22 13:19:30 oe_unpack_file is already called with the wrong file parameter... Mar 22 13:20:54 it's very hard for me to trace this further, any idea from some wizz around? Mar 22 13:21:46 with debugs in oe_unpack_file: http://pastebin.com/d719563ec Mar 22 13:23:46 * mpoullet|home investigating further in base_do_unpack... Mar 22 13:26:20 the local variable in base_do_unpack is already wrong Mar 22 13:26:32 * mpoullet|home trying to understand why Mar 22 13:29:33 mpoullet|home: Exactly the same symptoms I observed. Look for FILESDIR/FILESPATH problems in the recipe itself. Mar 22 13:30:52 mpoullet|home: See commit 34be9d4ae444d7109c3ea7232671bc63ec73918c for a couple of different fixes, one of which might apply for your situation Mar 22 13:32:53 mwester: thanks, what is the best way to examine a single commit (still no so good at git...) Mar 22 13:33:08 cgit.openembedded.org Mar 22 13:33:26 is it alsa-state that's broken? Mar 22 13:33:30 yes Mar 22 13:33:36 mwester: yes Mar 22 13:33:45 No direct refs to FILESDIR or FILESPATH therein. Mar 22 13:34:09 But I do see a wildcard in the SRC_URI, which makes me suspicious. Mar 22 13:34:15 mwester: here with some debugs: http://pastebin.com/d185a44ee Mar 22 13:34:31 Try manually expanding that to the list of all the real .state files Mar 22 13:34:58 mwester: debugs added this way: http://pastebin.com/d2bace82 Mar 22 13:35:58 Crofton|work: how do I locate quickly a commit in the cgit interface? Mar 22 13:36:49 Just type "git show " Mar 22 13:37:03 at the command line, and you'll get the patch that was applied. Mar 22 13:37:26 * mwester bets a beer that the wildcard is the problem Mar 22 13:38:59 mwester: thanks, got it! Mar 22 13:40:05 mwester: you mean file://*.state could be the problem? Mar 22 13:40:44 That's a guess, but I'd try it -- should be easy to replace that with a list of the individual .state files Mar 22 13:42:17 mwester: thanks, I'm trying that Mar 22 13:47:55 mwester: THANK YOU! Mar 22 13:48:18 putting all the .state files in the recipe instead of using the wildcard fixes it Mar 22 13:48:58 Ok. Well, I'm not sure that wildcards in SRC_URI was ever documented, but it seems a useful feature that just regressed with kergoth's fix. Mar 22 13:49:00 :( Mar 22 13:49:20 Im not sure they are a wise feature Mar 22 13:49:44 Convenience vs Sloppiness Mar 22 13:49:49 yes Mar 22 13:50:10 kind of hard to check if a file is in use if you cant grep for it in meta data Mar 22 13:50:36 Ah, that is a VERY good point, and I'll change my position based on that. Mar 22 13:51:28 XorA: I completely agree with you Mar 22 14:00:39 is someone going to push a fix? Mar 22 14:12:44 03Philip Balister  07org.openembedded.dev * r5667b0ad6b 10openembedded.git/conf/checksums.ini: checksums.ini : Add checksums for libconfig-1.3.1.tar.gz and qwo-0.4.tar.gz. Mar 22 14:12:44 03Philip Balister  07org.openembedded.dev * r9429a8e008 10openembedded.git/recipes/libconfig/libconfig_1.3.1.bb: Mar 22 14:12:44 libconfig : Add new recipe for libconfig-1.3.1. Mar 22 14:12:47 Libconfig is a library for managing structured config files. Mar 22 14:12:49 03Philip Balister  07org.openembedded.dev * r3ec6fa5f0b 10openembedded.git/recipes/qwo/ (qwo-0.4/check_lib.patch qwo_0.4.bb): Mar 22 14:12:52 qwo : Add new recipe for qwo. Mar 22 14:12:54 * qwo is an input method for text on hand-held devices. Mar 22 14:13:11 Crofton: I've sent a patch in the ml, so that people can discuss the issue there Mar 22 14:13:41 ok Mar 22 14:25:05 Oh hello #oe Mar 22 14:25:13 Anyone good with slugs? Mar 22 14:53:25 mpoullet|home, I agree with the patch Mar 22 14:53:49 the wild card make sit easier for people to add state files without bumping PR Mar 22 14:58:19 Crofton: yes, that's true, wildcard is evil :)! Mar 22 14:58:56 we use them in packaging a lot Mar 22 14:59:09 , but that is more ok because the input files are controlled Mar 22 15:01:50 ah, I can fix the commit message with git commit --amend without trashing the author Mar 22 15:02:39 schme: you might either try asking your question here, or if your question is not about OE but about the NSLU2, then try the #nslu2-linux channel. :) Mar 22 15:04:10 Crofton: cool, thanks Mar 22 15:09:25 ah, I can also edit the mbox prior to applying the patch Mar 22 15:10:29 mpoullet|home, if I see a couple more acked-by's I'll go ahead and apply Mar 22 15:17:39 mwester: Oh sorry there, it seems I got a brain fart and forgot the question. Very much thanks for not giving me the "don't ask to ask, you retard" (: Also thanks for pointing me to the channel there. Mar 22 15:23:40 does someone know why angstrom doesn't look if DEPLOY_DIR is set or not? Mar 22 15:24:15 I'm tired of always editing angstom.inc and adding DEPLOY_DIR ?= "${TMPDIR}/deploy/${ANGSTROMLIBC}" Mar 22 15:24:48 Can't you put that in your local.conf? Mar 22 15:25:51 mwester: I set it in my local.conf Mar 22 15:25:59 but angstrom.inc ignores it Mar 22 15:26:15 because of DEPLOY_DIR = "${TMPDIR}/deploy/${ANGSTROMLIBC}" in it Mar 22 15:26:24 instead of ?= Mar 22 15:26:37 Crofton: how does qwo compare to rosetta? Mar 22 15:27:02 dunno Mar 22 15:27:09 someone else submitted it Mar 22 15:27:14 I was being helpful Mar 22 15:27:14 ah, OK Mar 22 15:27:24 guess I'll have to build it and try Mar 22 15:27:37 I think I know how to commit and edit commit message without losing author now :) Mar 22 15:27:51 rosetta is segfaulting in recent builds so I'm looking for an alternative Mar 22 15:28:06 one that has been maintained in the last few years :-) Mar 22 15:28:19 rosettahas been dormant for years Mar 22 15:28:49 Crofton: just put a From: in the patch with the submitters name Mar 22 15:28:51 I think the qwo author submitted the recipe Mar 22 15:30:46 Crofton: ah, qwo isn't handwriting recognition, so it isn't an alternative Mar 22 15:31:04 guess I will have to keep working on rosetta Mar 22 15:31:12 bummer Mar 22 15:31:39 yeah, I'm not a X kind of guy and the bug seems to be in X font handling Mar 22 15:32:26 rosetta can't find a font it likes Mar 22 15:32:39 and it isn't picky at all :-) Mar 22 15:44:57 * ant__ signales a new victiom of file://xy-* keymaps_1.0.bb Mar 22 15:48:25 oh..we have still 2.4 keymaps Mar 22 15:48:40 who's using these? Mar 22 15:51:34 mpoullet|home: go and weak-assign tha variables in angstrom.inc...it's just nobody dares to commit that fix ;-) Mar 22 15:53:21 denix: ping Mar 22 16:01:38 ant__: I've dared, I've submitted it on the ml :) Mar 22 16:01:53 I'm thinking about committing it now... Mar 22 16:02:01 looking for koen atm Mar 22 16:02:54 the fix to base.bbclass needs discussion, though. I see denix had same issue and solved independently in the samw way :-) Mar 22 16:04:25 * mpoullet|home achieves to do a complete console-image in 10mn using packaged-staging :-D Mar 22 16:04:51 mpoullet|home: console-image is ok, if you don'u use binary locales Mar 22 16:05:01 otherwise fix qemu_svn Mar 22 16:05:07 (I'l commit soon) Mar 22 16:05:27 and, for X11 images, keymaps is broken too Mar 22 16:05:41 noit exactly the right weekend to do tests :-) Mar 22 16:08:44 does someone know how to generate a squashfs image instead of the jffs2? Mar 22 16:15:55 ant__: it's like this for one reason or another on far too many weekends! ;-) Last weekend it was the broken commit to OE that left me unable to push or sync for the entire weekend... Mar 22 16:16:14 OE has just gotten rather too unstable lately, and nothing we propose seems to fix that. :( Mar 22 16:17:23 I set a goal that seemed very realistic: Test SlugOS builds with an empty TMPDIR at least once per week, to make sure it builds for any SlugOS users who are interested. I find now that might have been too agressive a goal; it is very difficult just to keep it working once per week! Mar 22 16:19:49 lol Mar 22 16:20:26 mpoullet|home: ah..alsa-state fails too Mar 22 16:20:29 :/ Mar 22 16:20:56 these seems easy fixes, though Mar 22 16:26:29 I think the issue is not so much how hard the fixes are, nor if they are justifed fixes of buggy recipes -- rather it is that the commit was done with no notice, and no testing. I wasted two hours finding the problem; the author would have identified those problems and known how to fix them in 30 seconds. Mar 22 16:28:04 he...we should reject all friday's commits :-) Mar 22 16:28:13 fixes coming on monday usually... Mar 22 16:28:16 can I get a few more Acked-by's on the alsa-stte patch ... Mar 22 16:28:42 oh..I missed yours...I'm fixing it too... Mar 22 16:29:02 the fix is mpoullet|home 's Mar 22 16:29:13 looks goog to me, but I want to see more people agreeing Mar 22 16:29:41 well, let's test it and ack, then Mar 22 16:29:50 when you like a pacthm use the line: Mar 22 16:30:12 Acked-by: name/email in the email, so patchwork picks it up and adds it to the patch Mar 22 16:30:24 ah, yes, patchworks Mar 22 16:30:44 http://patchwork.openembedded.org/patch/180/ Mar 22 16:33:14 ant__, the fix works Mar 22 16:33:35 just need enough review to make sure the wildcard is not a really brilliant idea we do not undrstand Mar 22 16:33:56 Crofton: I've fixed keymaps here in similar way...but... Mar 22 16:55:13 mpoullet|home: good news x11-image builds again :-) Mar 22 17:16:01 03Andrea Adami  07org.openembedded.dev * r01035b12f0 10openembedded.git/recipes/qemu/qemu_svn.bb: qemu_svn: fix FILESPATH after base.bbclass changes Mar 22 17:16:12 03Andrea Adami  07org.openembedded.dev * r6c2fa641b6 10openembedded.git/recipes/keymaps/keymaps_1.0.bb: Mar 22 17:16:12 keymaps: wildcard in SRC_URI doesn't work anymore, specify files Mar 22 17:16:12 - skip linux-2.4 keymaps Mar 22 17:16:12 - bump PR Mar 22 17:17:41 Crofton|work: go with alsa-state Mar 22 17:19:36 ok Mar 22 17:33:08 I buggered the author on the alsa-state patch Mar 22 17:33:10 crap Mar 22 17:36:21 03Philip Balister  07org.openembedded.dev * rda1c299463 10openembedded.git/recipes/alsa/alsa-state.bb: Mar 22 17:36:21 alsa-state: Wildcard removed and all *.state put back in the recipes Mar 22 17:36:21 Bump PR Mar 22 17:36:21 From: Matthieu Poullet (matthieu.poullet@gmail.com) Mar 22 17:36:21 Acked-by: Philip Balister (philip@balister.org) Mar 22 17:36:23 Acked-by: Andrea Adami (andrea.adami@gmail.com) Mar 22 18:03:35 are the discussions in #oe logged? Mar 22 18:03:46 if yes, where? Mar 22 18:05:26 ~logs Mar 22 18:05:28 All conversations are logged to http://ibot.rikers.org/channel, where "channel" is replaced by the URL-encoded channel name, such as %23freenode for #freenode. Lines starting with spaces are not logged. Mar 22 18:05:37 ~botsnack Mar 22 18:05:37 Crofton|work: aw, gee Mar 22 18:05:50 Crofton|work: thanks Mar 22 18:05:54 and courtesy of hentges http://www.hentges.net/irclogs/ Mar 22 18:08:49 ok, I'm launching another build from scratch. bbl Mar 22 18:13:22 ant__: I'm glad to see that x11-image works again too :) Mar 22 18:14:24 when a rebuild is done using packaged-staging, it outputs sooo much on the console, it is simply too much Mar 22 18:14:46 does someone know how to reduce it? Mar 22 18:15:10 I think the lines beginning with NOTE: are enough Mar 22 18:17:44 especially the big paragraphs with a long list of staging-* packages name which come again and again Mar 22 18:33:14 before leaving I'd like to thank all the helpfull people here Mar 22 18:33:19 Crofton|work, mpoullet|home: I just NACK-ed rda1c299463 patch Mar 22 18:33:59 what don't you like about it? Mar 22 18:34:10 packaged-staging works almost well, my last issue is with the opkg-native, see the m-l Mar 22 18:34:15 read mailinglist Mar 22 18:34:22 ok Mar 22 18:34:35 can we leave it in for now so builds work? Mar 22 18:34:54 I would rather revert and apply it in proper way Mar 22 18:35:07 yeah, that is fine Mar 22 18:35:17 can you do that? Mar 22 18:35:20 but don't revert until we know what the proper fix is :) Mar 22 18:35:30 I listed fix Mar 22 18:35:31 no, I am about to go ride my bike Mar 22 18:35:34 ok Mar 22 18:35:40 nice day here Mar 22 18:35:46 :) Mar 22 18:35:47 19:35 here Mar 22 18:35:51 been inside too long Mar 22 18:35:55 1435 Mar 22 18:36:01 17-18C Mar 22 18:36:25 hrw|gone: ok, I've learned something, thanks! Mar 22 18:37:30 gb Mar 22 18:39:48 ah, I see how it should work Mar 22 18:40:09 I'll fix later, if no one else does Mar 22 19:15:08 03Denys Dmytriyenko  07org.openembedded.dev * r681aba468c 10openembedded.git/conf/bitbake.conf: bitbake.conf: --no-check-certificate was added to the wrong place for RESUMECOMMAND_wget Mar 22 19:25:25 03Marcin Juszkiewicz  07org.openembedded.dev * r30b5d30c27 10openembedded.git/recipes/alsa/alsa-state.bb: alsa-state: fix for a780 additional states Mar 22 19:25:26 03Marcin Juszkiewicz  07org.openembedded.dev * r139b0c1bad 10openembedded.git/recipes/alsa/alsa-state.bb: alsa-state: ${PN} is not always 'all' - some devices have own asound.conf Mar 22 19:25:27 03Marcin Juszkiewicz  07org.openembedded.dev * rdc6fc903ac 10openembedded.git/recipes/alsa/alsa-state.bb: alsa-state: revert wrong fix, do that better Mar 22 19:27:22 Crofton|work: reverted, fixed, improved Mar 22 19:53:02 hrw|gone, thanks Mar 22 20:27:04 03Tim 'timtim' Ellis  07org.openembedded.dev * rcd6ff2efac 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux/ (3 files in 2 dirs): linux-kirkwood: Add kernel recipe for Marvell Kirkwood platforms including the Sheevaplug Mar 22 20:28:19 03Tim 'timtim' Ellis  07org.openembedded.dev * r234d560853 10openembedded.git/conf/machine/ (include/kirkwood.inc sheevaplug.conf): sheevaplug: Add machine config for Sheevaplug and a generic include for Kirkwood platforms Mar 22 20:28:39 angstrom + sheevaplug = yay. Mar 22 20:57:07 timtimred: nice! Mar 22 20:59:56 if I want to write my own install to add some functionality to do_install, what should I do to do the original install? Mar 22 21:00:38 the wisdom you seek is in a .bbclass file... Mar 22 21:00:53 strong will your understanding be if you follow this path... Mar 22 21:01:08 hungry i am... off i go... Mar 22 21:01:14 Mar 22 21:01:27 neither oe_runmake install nor oe_runmake DESTDIR="${D}" install does do the job Mar 22 21:01:37 timtimred: enjoy your food Mar 22 21:03:23 eFfeM try to use linux.inc too if poss. Mar 22 21:04:44 Release 0.10.1 of QEMU Mar 22 21:04:55 http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/qemu-devel/2009-03/msg01052.html Mar 22 21:07:00 hi, how hackable is the SheevaPlug ? Mar 22 21:08:12 as it is a dev platform i expect it to be quite hackable Mar 22 21:08:46 what about the bootloader: how does it load the kernel,and is the kernel easy to replace... Mar 22 21:09:09 by the way I saw that an OSGI implamentation is planed...will it be concierge? Mar 22 21:09:09 no idea Mar 22 21:09:11 ok Mar 22 21:09:14 thanks Mar 22 21:09:20 * eFfeM does not have a sheevaplug yet Mar 22 21:09:23 ok Mar 22 21:09:54 if i recall correctly linuxdevices told that martin michlmayr was going to work on it Mar 22 21:10:07 there was a guy living in italy that proposed to buy sheevaplugs...and I live in italy...so I'm evaluating if I will buy one Mar 22 21:10:13 ok Mar 22 21:10:47 likewise did the same, he ordered for me too, they are already ordered Mar 22 21:10:51 he lives close to me Mar 22 21:11:17 ok Mar 22 21:12:35 maybe timtimred knows about the bootloader as he commited the machine config... Mar 22 21:12:53 guess so but he is too busy eating atm :-) Mar 22 21:13:06 ok Mar 22 21:15:02 Gnutoo: it is very "hackable" - the SheevaPlug is a dev platform, with full access to uboot and the ability to boot from multiple places (inc. USB). Mar 22 21:15:09 hi bootloader config? i didnt add one... Mar 22 21:15:13 um did i? Mar 22 21:15:19 wow...boot from usb... Mar 22 21:15:24 yes it boots from usb Mar 22 21:15:27 and NAND Mar 22 21:15:30 not SD though Mar 22 21:15:37 timtimred, no you didn't add it Mar 22 21:15:37 and tftp Mar 22 21:15:41 wow Mar 22 21:16:08 maybe it could replace my router one day... Mar 22 21:16:09 ;-) it's almost too good to be true! Mar 22 21:16:15 theres a #openplug channel for sheeva chat too... thats reasonably populated Mar 22 21:16:23 wow Mar 22 21:16:27 usb booting works....... mostly Mar 22 21:16:41 occasionally it fails to find the usb storage device Mar 22 21:16:46 still some bugs to work out... Mar 22 21:16:47 ah ok Mar 22 21:17:05 that could be my crap cheap usb key though Mar 22 21:17:09 :D Mar 22 21:18:16 such computer...is the perfect computer(but lack wifi hostap) for replacing web applications such as facebook,youtube,blogs etc...with cms etc... Mar 22 21:18:51 it would be great if there is a company or people that [also] use it this way Mar 22 21:18:59 aahrg, why does do_install_append not work for me Mar 22 21:19:10 * eFfeM does not feel fortunate today Mar 22 21:19:23 Gnutoo: add a wifi dongle Mar 22 21:19:43 eFfeM, yes...but which one supports a reliable hostap Mar 22 21:19:47 ? Mar 22 21:20:27 but, you can plug it into the plug where your router is and use the ethernet :) Mar 22 21:20:44 actually marvell has a chip with wifi but never got hold of a good src for dev boards number was 8618 or so, it was intended for voip, usb otg, audio in/out wifh (of course a phy chip needed to be added Mar 22 21:20:58 Gnutoo: i think atheros chips have a decent hostap Mar 22 21:21:17 or get whatever is in a wrt54gl and look what they do in their sw Mar 22 21:21:58 the problem for me is that it must have a free driver,and be avaliable as usb Mar 22 21:22:13 the broadcom work more or less well but are not avaliable as usb Mar 22 21:22:29 (you've also got a free firmware as bonus) Mar 22 21:23:16 anyway i think its great for the money Mar 22 21:23:26 cant complain too much :) Mar 22 21:23:52 im not sure orders are shipping yet tho Mar 22 21:23:54 yes...I think i'll buy one anyway at the end Mar 22 21:24:26 :D Mar 22 21:25:21 The problem with the ethernet is voip...and I use voip(I've an asterisk server),moreover it's difficult for the joe user to configure his router...could it be done automatically(in the case of making a box that replace web services)? Mar 22 21:25:58 (I'm not complaining but rather looking how to replace my router with it...) Mar 22 21:30:12 true, most of the things I've seen with hostap are minipci cards Mar 22 21:32:56 exit Mar 22 21:33:04 opps sorry. Mar 22 22:11:39 03Andrea Adami  07org.openembedded.dev * r00869ed01c 10openembedded.git/recipes/opie-multikey/opie-multikey.inc: opie-multikey.inc: add ru.keymap using SR_URI_append Mar 22 22:28:17 03Andrea Adami  07org.openembedded.dev * r1f95213480 10openembedded.git/conf/machine/c7x0.conf: c7x0.conf: fix typo (rootfs is 53 MB) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Mar 23 02:59:57 2009