**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Apr 05 02:59:57 2009 Apr 05 06:16:52 morning Apr 05 08:56:52 hi Apr 05 08:58:55 ~logs Apr 05 08:58:55 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. Apr 05 09:13:26 * Jay7 thinking that logs URL should be added to topic Apr 05 09:16:30 wow~: Lines starting with spaces are not logged. Apr 05 09:20:30 hi, I am tweaking a bb recipe, and i stumbled on this line: install -d ${D}${bindir} Apr 05 09:20:46 what exactly does that do? Apr 05 09:43:45 "install -d" creates a directory Apr 05 09:43:59 ${D} is the temporary directory where the package's files are being installed Apr 05 09:44:11 ${bindir} is the name of the directory where the executables will be placed. Apr 05 09:50:49 hi flo_lap Apr 05 09:54:43 thanks pb___ Apr 05 09:56:22 im trying to build gpe-image with gxine, everything gets compiled and built, but gxine does not exist in my rootfs, during do_rootfs, gxine is not getting installed because of libxine-plugin-decode-image missing dependency Apr 05 09:57:37 hi all Apr 05 09:57:58 hi Apr 05 10:10:23 03Frans Meulenbroeks  07org.openembedded.dev * rc6f4f96987 10openembedded.git/ (conf/checksums.ini recipes/zope/zope-interfaces_3.3.0.bb): checksums: add checksums for zope interface Apr 05 10:10:29 03Frans Meulenbroeks  07org.openembedded.dev * rd4880eacd8 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux/ (linux-omap-2.6.28/beagleboard/defconfig linux-omap_2.6.28.bb): linux-omap_2.6.28: added NFSD as module in beagleboard/defconfig Apr 05 10:53:02 03Steve Sakoman  07org.openembedded.dev * r749df5d171 10openembedded.git/recipes/ (cmake/cmake.inc git/git-native_1.6.0.4.bb python/python.inc): Apr 05 10:53:02 cmake, git-native, python: Bump PR to force rebuild Apr 05 10:53:02 * commit 27d8a050c81bba4b42d496572c64b9cb6a43fec6 to openssl triggered build failures Apr 05 10:53:03 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * re6269bd09d 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux/ (linux-omap_2.6.28.bb linux-omap_2.6.29.bb): linux-omap: move overo to 2.6.29 Apr 05 10:53:03 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * r5aef3271b0 10openembedded.git/: Merge branch 'org.openembedded.dev' of git@git.openembedded.net:openembedded into org.openembedded.dev Apr 05 11:03:56 when i try to compile e-places, i get the error: edje_cc: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.0.9.7: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Apr 05 11:04:20 i rebuilt my libssl, but it wont work Apr 05 11:45:21 I have a rather naive question. I am building an openmoko-minimal-image and bitbake was taking a lot of time to fetch the kernel since I am on a slow connection..so I downloaded the tarball it wanted using a diff. server and manually placed it in sources folder like I often do..and it seems to be hanging now :( Apr 05 11:46:35 What is the right way to go about, if you want to put your sources manually rather than let bitbake download them ? (Just putting them in the sources folder and placing an entry in the stamps folder worked for me long ago) Apr 05 11:47:28 rkriti: pulling manually takes more time Apr 05 11:48:26 vsr : no, my build-system has a slow internet connection, I am using my departments' powerful servers to pull and scp-ing them to my build machine ;) Apr 05 11:49:41 rkirti: it is a pain to do manually, you need to know all the version numbers of packages that you need and where you can get that from Apr 05 11:50:33 vsr, I just looked up the recipe and found out what the URL was, and pulled the same. Apr 05 11:51:45 rkirti: for one/two packages its okay, but when you have 100's of packages its a pain and its breaks oe purpose Apr 05 11:53:07 vsr, I agree. but this particular kernel source tarball is 495 Mb (/me wonders why) and I cant afford to let it do at some 5kb/sec rate !! Is there a way I can manage this manual pulling for just one thing ? Apr 05 11:55:49 oe stores the sources in the sources directory which usually is ${HOME}/sources, in addition to sources, you need to have a .md5 which is generated using md5sum Apr 05 11:57:04 bitbake will first check the 'sources' directory, if the file that is looking for does not exist in sources directory it will then go and download the file from a public repo Apr 05 11:58:41 vsr, I did put the md5 sum as well... Apr 05 12:49:23 morning folks Apr 05 13:08:17 vsr, Thank you for the help. I couldn't get it done the right way, but for the meanwhile, manually unpacking seems to have done the job. Apr 05 13:09:00 rkirti:np Apr 05 13:12:05 * rkirti would like to ask around if this should be added as an option to bitbake : allowing the user to manually do the fetch/unpack tasks ..... Apr 05 13:13:10 my arguments: 1. while the -cfetch option helps if you have a good download speed *at some point of time* on your machine,a good download speed maybe available on a system which is not the build machine.. Apr 05 13:13:35 2. for collaborative work, it makes sense if one person does the download and the rest copy over the sources folder.. Apr 05 13:14:49 (We do this in our hobby club, a friend built the whole distro and I simply took over the sources folder on a dvd). The problem with this is that you have to end up with a lot of tweaking..sometimes do other tasks manually as well.. Apr 05 13:51:53 hi raster Apr 05 14:02:21 anyone used LTIF Apr 05 14:02:30 I mean LTIB? Apr 05 14:41:53 hi, I'm having this weird error when bitbaking a qt embedded application Apr 05 14:41:54 Relocations in generic ELF (EM: 3) Apr 05 14:48:30 where does "SRCDATE" comes from in a .bb ? I'm trying to build 'aufs' and it fails because it tries to load a cvs tree from '20081203', and obvisouly 2.6.29 is too recent. However I have no clue where that date comes from.. Apr 05 14:50:09 conf/distro/include/sane-srcdates.inc ? Apr 05 14:50:27 bitbake.conf? Apr 05 14:51:43 some packages using sane src dates, some use the current date Apr 05 14:52:07 so each day you try to build, it will download the current cvs/svn source Apr 05 14:53:15 ahh I found the date in question thanks. I'll override it into my machine.conf Apr 05 14:55:04 Hi, so I got my OE environment all setup and got to the point where I was going to start building packages. If I try to build anything, the do_compile fails on shasum-native and the log is empty. Apr 05 14:55:19 Any pointers on where to start looking next? Apr 05 14:56:29 does mb-desktop-xine give me a desktop xine player? Apr 05 15:00:13 virk: that error usually indicates that some of your object files have been built with the wrong compiler. Apr 05 15:01:45 pb___: yes, I figured out already that'd be the case. if often forget to clean my directories before I export the files to my oe build env Apr 05 15:38:33 mekius: put CCACHE = "" in your local.conf Apr 05 15:45:59 i have built a gxine application, when i try to run it i get a segmentation fault, any one faced this before? Apr 05 15:49:38 vsr, there were woglinde and another person talking about that yesterday Apr 05 15:50:19 vsr, but I'm unshure if they talked about a segfault but they talked about problem between gxine and xine's update Apr 05 15:51:10 but woglindge has update libxine and not gxine Apr 05 15:51:40 i am unable to build one gui player in oe Apr 05 15:51:46 vsr, ok I can look for what they said if you want Apr 05 15:52:15 vsr, ok maybe you should talk to him when he comes back or post to the mailing list... Apr 05 15:52:20 i think it was me and woglindge Apr 05 15:52:29 lol ok Apr 05 15:52:51 I'm having a bit of a problem when bitbaking a qt-embedded project.. Apr 05 15:53:21 I am doing a project in which I am using soap for communication with a server, and therefore I use gsoap Apr 05 15:53:25 ah yes you're right for "it was me and woglindge" Apr 05 15:54:29 In the qt pro file, I am using pkg-config to locate the gsoap lib, but when compiling, it complains about being unable to include stdsoap2.h Apr 05 15:54:45 Gnutoo: yesterday it was a different problem Apr 05 15:55:02 ah ok sorry for not beeing able to help you much... Apr 05 15:55:36 vsr, you could try to trace the problem and look at why it segfaults Apr 05 15:55:49 Gnutoo:im trying to do that Apr 05 15:55:52 gdb and -dev package are your friend Apr 05 15:55:53 ok Apr 05 15:55:56 s/dev/dbg Apr 05 15:56:15 i have not used gdb Apr 05 15:56:24 * Gnutoo has to send his boost 1.36.0 for review Apr 05 15:56:29 ok Apr 05 15:56:33 strace ? Apr 05 15:57:42 ill use gdb, strace wont give much info Apr 05 15:58:57 ok Apr 05 16:02:42 Hi, what makes bitbake use the distribution specific subdirectories in /recipes/base-files/base-files? I created a directory for my own distibution, but when I do "bitbake -f base-files" it will just pick the default files... any idea? (I am still quite now to oe) Apr 05 16:03:32 what is OVERRIDES set to? Apr 05 16:04:10 (it should be a colon separated set of identifies that determine what you're asking) Apr 05 16:04:19 identifiers Apr 05 16:04:30 local:${MACHINE}:${MACHINE_CLASS}:${DISTRO}:${TARGET_OS}:${TARGET_ARCH}:build-${BUILD_OS}:fail-fast:pn-${PN} Apr 05 16:05:09 is one of those things the same as the name of the directory you added? Apr 05 16:05:50 yes $DISTRO Apr 05 16:06:03 (defined in conf/local.conf) Apr 05 16:06:11 ok, that's how it is supposed to work, dunno why it isn't working for you. Apr 05 16:06:45 are you sure DISTRO is not being overridden by some other conf file? Apr 05 16:06:58 tell bitbake to print out the variables and look Apr 05 16:07:11 dont think so... Apr 05 16:07:15 okay Apr 05 16:07:34 Flyser_: If been looking for an answer on this a couple of days ago, and it only seems to werk when you increment the version number of base-files Apr 05 16:09:04 rwhitby: with bitbake -e? Apr 05 16:09:22 Flyser_: yep Apr 05 16:10:42 rwhitby: as far as I can see, it sets OVERRIDES and then unsets DISTRO, so it should not be a problem, right? Apr 05 16:12:11 what did the output of -e say? Apr 05 16:12:28 and why is DISTRO being unset? Apr 05 16:13:11 OVERRIDES="local:mymachine:${MACHINE_CLASS}:mydistro:linux-gnueabi:arm:build-linux:fail-fast:pn-bitbake" Apr 05 16:13:42 rwhitby: dunno, bitbake -e says "unset DISTRO" Apr 05 16:14:02 which distro are you using? Apr 05 16:14:13 my own Apr 05 16:14:20 (mydistro^^) Apr 05 16:14:30 ok, that should work as far as I know. Apr 05 16:14:42 did you try what virk said? Apr 05 16:14:49 not yet Apr 05 16:15:07 did you do a -c rebuild on base-files? Apr 05 16:16:56 no Apr 05 16:17:25 I did just now, but it didn't help either Apr 05 16:18:07 virk was right Apr 05 16:18:24 but isn't there any other way to fix this Apr 05 16:19:28 Flyser_: I haven't found any, and base-passwd is nothing different Apr 05 16:19:38 strange ... Apr 05 16:19:50 I think it has something to do with the task-boot recipe Apr 05 16:20:04 I am not even using task-boot Apr 05 16:20:18 I added base-files manually Apr 05 16:20:43 hello is DEFAULT_PREFERENCE_armv4 = "-1" valid? Apr 05 16:21:10 because I have to unprefer a package for the following archs: armv4 armv4t armv5te Apr 05 16:21:55 I was building angstrom with an edited version of base-files in my overlay, and then I thought it was due to task-boot, as this is called when building angstrom Apr 05 16:22:51 but, it slipped my mind wether I could bitbake it manually or only when specifying the specific bb file Apr 05 16:24:36 Flyser_: I hope you do not plan to edit base-passwd as well? Apr 05 16:25:01 I don't, but I need to edit busybox Apr 05 16:25:32 incrementing the version number of that one results in a whole lot of errors Apr 05 16:25:51 of busybox or base-passwd? Apr 05 16:25:56 base-passwd Apr 05 16:26:01 i see Apr 05 16:26:07 I haven't edited busybox Apr 05 16:26:43 editing busybox seems to work fine Apr 05 16:26:54 in the overlay as well? Apr 05 16:28:16 uhm ... what is an overlay? :D (sry^^ I am quite new, as I said) Apr 05 16:37:05 Flyser_: the overlay is the place where you put your own edited recipes Apr 05 16:37:20 yeah, I found this: http://www.kernel-labs.org/files/openembedded-guide/openembedded-guide-6.html Apr 05 16:39:11 http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/OpenEmbedded#BitBake_Overlays Apr 05 16:39:30 yep, that's it Apr 05 16:41:18 so no, I was editing the files in my git checkout Apr 05 16:42:29 I've given up on trying to get base-files and base-passwd in my overlay and left them edited in the git repo Apr 05 16:42:58 leaving them there does the job, tho I prefered having it in the overlay Apr 05 18:01:53 mwester: trying now, will let you know if that helps Apr 05 18:28:43 mwester: same thing :/ Apr 05 19:47:37 morning Apr 05 20:29:00 :) Apr 05 21:49:28 hi, I'm having a bit of a problem with pkg-config Apr 05 21:50:05 I have a qt embedded project that uses gsoap to communicate with a server Apr 05 21:50:54 in the pro file I am using pkg-config to locate the gsoap lib and the header files, and everything works fine when building it locally Apr 05 21:52:52 however, when building it with bitbake, it gives an error as it can not find the header file of gsoap (stdsoap2.h) Apr 05 21:54:50 here is the output of pkg-config: http://pastebin.com/d11269407 Apr 05 21:59:08 has anyone experienced something similar? Apr 05 22:04:39 virk did you add the depends are you using autotools? Apr 05 22:05:15 I added them in the qt .pro file Apr 05 22:05:44 like so: CONFIG += link_pkgconfig PKGCONFIG += gsoap++ Apr 05 22:06:11 did you diff the resulting Makefiles? Apr 05 22:06:15 are the differ? Apr 05 22:06:56 did not try that, just a sec Apr 05 22:18:18 hmm, yes, looking at those makefiles did bring up something Apr 05 22:20:04 it seems that the include path of 2 things are just pasted after each other, without a space in between Apr 05 22:21:30 but not totally, could you have a look at this: http://pastebin.com/d53fcbb5e Apr 05 22:21:45 it looks as if there's something completely wrong Apr 05 22:22:42 which line? Apr 05 22:23:07 the cflags and the cxxflags Apr 05 22:23:16 ah right Apr 05 22:23:22 just behing -DWITH_DOM Apr 05 22:23:25 -I/home/larm/oe/build/tmp/staging/armv5te-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/home/larm/oe/build/tmp/staging/i686-linux/usr/include Apr 05 22:23:32 indeed, that one Apr 05 22:31:24 okay Apr 05 22:31:29 I have to go to bed Apr 05 22:31:35 good nite Apr 05 22:31:41 'night Apr 05 22:32:14 maybee you have to tune your .pro file Apr 05 22:32:33 It is a project with multiple .pro files Apr 05 22:33:13 I am now checking whether all of them can be built separatly Apr 05 22:33:23 as far as possible Apr 05 22:36:58 which doesn't work either... Apr 05 23:12:23 03Andrea Adami  07org.openembedded.dev * rcc98a1833b 10openembedded.git/ (2 files in 2 dirs): initramfs-kexecboot-image: fix EXTRA_IMAGEDEPENDS for c7x0/akita/spitz Apr 06 00:22:37 is there anyone still here with a little knowledge of qt and pkg-config? Apr 06 02:23:47 03Mike Westerhof  07org.openembedded.dev * r1292d50926 10openembedded.git/recipes/slugos-init/files/leds: Apr 06 02:23:47 SlugOS: leds - attempt to modload ledtrig-timer rather than assuming Apr 06 02:23:47 it is built into the kernel. Apr 06 02:23:47 (From Martin Michlmayr) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Apr 06 02:59:58 2009