**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jul 03 02:59:57 2009 Jul 03 04:42:10 Hmm Jul 03 04:42:21 Was someone doing changes for mips and eglibc/glibc/uclibc recently? Jul 03 04:42:46 a little out of date (synced in the util-linux-ng + uclibc patch just now) .dev, but only uclibc is compiling for me, for db1200 + angstrom Jul 03 04:42:55 or was, rather Jul 03 05:47:12 are there any generic x86 images for opie/gpe/maemo floating around Jul 03 05:47:41 trying to debug my kernel Jul 03 06:14:20 hi here's my inittab: http://www.pastebin.ca/1482721 but it doesn't spawn the console on the serial port...maybe I should try tty0 Jul 03 06:19:07 doesn't work Jul 03 06:19:22 Soopaman, did you look at the online image builder Jul 03 06:19:23 ? Jul 03 06:19:32 no i haven't Jul 03 06:19:34 url? Jul 03 06:19:49 'cause gpe-mixer all of a sudden is messing up for me too Jul 03 06:19:59 atleast with my gpe-image Jul 03 06:32:02 http://amethyst.openembedded.net/~koen/narcissus/ Jul 03 06:32:07 there is qemu-x86 Jul 03 06:41:41 Soopaman ^^^ Jul 03 06:41:48 thanks Jul 03 06:42:13 do you know of a way to download the gpe-mixer.bb recipe? Jul 03 06:42:29 wow, this url is pretty cool Jul 03 06:46:12 gnu, do you know the person who built this app? Jul 03 06:47:37 Soopaman, what app? Jul 03 06:47:46 the online app Jul 03 06:48:20 definitely would love to contribute if any help was wanted/needed Jul 03 06:48:45 ok I'll look Jul 03 06:49:44 Soopaman, the authors are listed in the git repo: http://dominion.thruhere.net/git/cgit.cgi/narcissus/ Jul 03 06:50:42 Soopaman, which gpe-mixer recipe version do you need? Jul 03 06:51:25 my environment is set to the "stable/2009" branch Jul 03 06:51:46 so anything from there would be cool Jul 03 06:52:04 yes but what version of the recipe you need: I've gpe-mixer_0.42.bb gpe-mixer_0.50.bb Jul 03 06:52:09 it kept breaking my build so i erased it thinking "git pull" would grab the latest version Jul 03 06:52:17 I can't build it for you but I can pastebin it for you Jul 03 06:52:20 I've .dev Jul 03 06:52:23 k Jul 03 06:52:30 anything would be great Jul 03 06:52:47 else look if there is a web frontend to git Jul 03 06:53:33 i've been poking around, but no such luck yet Jul 03 06:54:48 http://www.pastebin.ca/1482765 the first is gpe-mixer_0.42.bb Jul 03 06:55:12 (i forgetten to paste the $cat gpe-mixer_0.42.bb) Jul 03 06:56:06 k, thx Jul 03 06:56:24 s/i/i have Jul 03 07:05:12 Good pointers to learn recipe making for kernel module compilation to overo? I have usb network device, which is not supported and driver source. Jul 03 07:09:01 ppafin, if there is nothing in the manual( http://docs.openembedded.org/usermanual/usermanual.html ) look at existing recipes that does that Jul 03 07:12:56 by george it think it worked Jul 03 07:13:01 thanks gnutoo! Jul 03 07:14:52 ok Jul 03 07:15:00 :) Jul 03 07:15:17 hello, is there anybody that could help me? Jul 03 07:17:09 benjamin2, hi, could you ask a more precise question instead of just asking for help Jul 03 07:18:36 I have a problem building my console-image, with quilt Jul 03 07:18:47 one of the messages: Jul 03 07:18:50 ERROR: TaskFailed event exception, aborting Jul 03 07:19:05 ERROR: Build of /home/benjamin/oe/openembedded/recipes/quilt/quilt-native_0.46.bb do_populate_staging failed Jul 03 07:19:20 benjamin2, maybe pastebin what's before that message Jul 03 07:19:29 and looking at log files, says that /usr/bin/env: python is not found Jul 03 07:19:34 any ideas? Jul 03 07:19:50 benjamin2, someone else had the exact same problem yesterday Jul 03 07:19:59 benjamin2, I don't know if he solved it Jul 03 07:20:28 benjamin2, I think you should report to the mailing list telling that someone else had the exact same problem than you Jul 03 07:21:05 Gnutoo: the log says: /usr/bin/env: python Jul 03 07:22:43 hmm Jul 03 08:21:36 and another question, why If I try to use bitbake located at openembedded/bitbake/bin Jul 03 08:21:36 always return : No such file or directory Jul 03 08:21:36 ? Jul 03 08:24:51 morning Jul 03 08:39:48 I've modified stage-manager file header, but now says: Jul 03 08:39:48 /home/benjamin/oe/angstrom-dev/work/i686-linux/quilt-native-0.46-r2/temp/run.populate_staging_preamble.14866: /home/benjamin/oe/angstrom-dev/staging/i686-linux/usr/bin/stage-manager: /usr/bin/python^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory Jul 03 08:39:48 why the ^M?? Jul 03 08:39:53 Gnutoo: Jul 03 08:40:00 Gnutoo: ? Jul 03 08:52:31 benjamin2, seems bad line break Jul 03 08:52:59 I've tried to change it, but the problem continues Jul 03 08:53:12 writting /usr/bin/env python says that file is not found Jul 03 08:53:25 <_diego_> don't use windows for editing the files :) Jul 03 08:53:35 try dos2unix Jul 03 08:53:37 then changing it for /usr/bin/python says that ^M Jul 03 08:53:44 I'm on linux Jul 03 08:54:15 <_diego_> dos2unix should help Jul 03 08:54:25 It is really driving me crazy since I cannot build anything without quilt before... Jul 03 08:56:12 benjamin2: if you are a vim user :%s///g normally helps me out :) Jul 03 08:57:25 now I get into a new stage (do package_stage) but get: Jul 03 08:57:44 /home/benjamin/oe/angstrom-dev/staging/i686-linux/usr/bin/stage-manager-ipkg-build: line 9: set: - Jul 03 08:57:44 : invalid option Jul 03 08:57:44 set: usage: set [--abefhkmnptuvxBCHP] [-o option] [arg ...] Jul 03 08:58:54 well seems that dos2unix lets me to continue... Jul 03 08:59:01 why do u think it happens? Jul 03 08:59:39 I'm running ubuntu9.04, ext3 file system Jul 03 09:15:27 03Florian Boor  07shr/import * r0fab9638d9 10openembedded.git/recipes/icu/ (files/rematch-gcc-bug.patch icu_3.6.bb): icu: Apply patch working around a gcc bug. Jul 03 09:15:32 03Graeme Gregory  07shr/import * r25ad89b239 10openembedded.git/recipes/icu/ (files/elif-to-else.patch icu-3.6.inc): icu/icu-3.6.inc : fix bad #elif that more modern compilers dont accept. Jul 03 09:25:03 florian: good morning Jul 03 09:27:00 good morning Jul 03 09:44:30 Hi there! Just double-checking: Is there currently no mythplugins package in OE? Thanks! Jul 03 09:47:04 hello all Jul 03 09:49:06 otavio, Hello! Jul 03 09:52:38 any suggestions on this error while compiling nano? Jul 03 09:52:38 checking lex output file root... configure: error: cannot find output from flex; giving up Jul 03 09:52:38 (in binutils do_compile)+ Jul 03 09:53:05 jordan85: flex command is missing ;) Jul 03 09:53:37 CruX|_: I can execute flex correctly in my system Jul 03 09:53:47 jordan85: check config.log Jul 03 09:54:43 pb_: where's config.log Jul 03 09:54:45 ? Jul 03 09:55:25 in your build directory Jul 03 09:55:56 I've extracted that from the log: Jul 03 09:56:35 checking lex output file root... configure: error: cannot find output from flex; giving up Jul 03 09:56:35 make[1]: *** [configure-binutils] Error 1 Jul 03 09:56:35 make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/jordan/oe/angstrom-dev/work/armv7a-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/binutils-cross-2.18.50.0.7-r6/binutils-2.18.50.0.7/build.i686-linux.arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi' Jul 03 09:56:35 make: *** [all] Error 2 Jul 03 09:56:35 FATAL: oe_runmake failed Jul 03 09:57:01 (this is while building binutils) Jul 03 09:58:03 and... checking for flex... flex Jul 03 10:03:19 that's not config.log, is it? Jul 03 10:03:27 that sounds more like log.do_configure.NNNN Jul 03 10:03:48 pb_: yes, you're right Jul 03 10:03:55 but I can't see any config.log Jul 03 10:04:28 what's the output from "ls /home/jordan/oe/angstrom-dev/work/armv7a-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/binutils-cross-2.18.50.0.7-r6/binutils-2.18.50.0.7/build.i686-linux.arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/"? Jul 03 10:08:08 pb_: the output is http://pastebin.com/m22dfc8f (of the config.log you said) Jul 03 10:09:43 is there a config.log in the binutils/ subdirectory? if so, that's the one you need. Jul 03 10:10:36 no Jul 03 10:10:46 in binutils subdir there's no config.log Jul 03 10:10:48 what files do you have in binutils? Jul 03 10:11:54 2 folders (doc, po), some sources, headers.. Jul 03 10:12:14 that sounds like the source directory. you need to be looking in the build directory. Jul 03 10:12:30 i.e. the binutils/ subdirectory of the same place where you found that config.log file Jul 03 10:12:36 ok, right, there's the config.log you say Jul 03 10:13:21 03Brian Bloniarz  07org.openembedded.dev * r8c2db6479d 10openembedded.git/recipes/initscripts/initscripts-1.0/checkroot: (log message trimmed) Jul 03 10:13:21 initscripts: correct checkroot rootfs read-write check Jul 03 10:13:21 initscripts: correct checkroot rootfs read-write check Jul 03 10:13:21 Fixes a regexp typo when checking whether the rootfs needs Jul 03 10:13:21 to be remounted. Also alters the remount logic to not Jul 03 10:13:24 assume that the root will be mounted RW. Jul 03 10:13:26 Signed-off-by: Brian Bloniarz Jul 03 10:14:17 pb_: here it is http://pastebin.com/m71efe401 Jul 03 10:17:00 03Klaus Kurzmann  07shr/import * rbf375e0f4e 10openembedded.git/recipes/tasks/task-shr-feed.bb: Jul 03 10:17:00 task-shr-feed: add elementary-theme-sixteen and e-wm-theme-illume-sixteen to the feed Jul 03 10:17:00 Signed-off-by: Klaus Kurzmann Jul 03 10:21:12 okay Jul 03 10:21:23 /home/jordan/oe/angstrom-dev/work/armv7a-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/binutils-cross-2.18.50.0.7-r6/binutils-2.18.50.0.7/binutils/configure: line 10628: 23935 Segmentation fault flex conftest.l Jul 03 10:21:25 so, there's your problem Jul 03 10:21:29 yes Jul 03 10:21:34 what u mean? Jul 03 10:21:50 hmm Jul 03 10:21:52 gm Jul 03 10:22:15 I mean that, since flex is segfaulting, it is no surprise that its output file is subsequently missing. Jul 03 10:22:58 It's strange, why should it segfault? Jul 03 10:23:17 dunno, I guess you need to debug that for yourself. Jul 03 10:23:52 I'm developing a product with pxa270, is there any possibility to check my mplayer with an mplayer compiled using oe ? I like to use my toolchain anyway. thx Jul 03 10:24:03 I also had several problems before that, and had to run dos2unix because many files where causing problems Jul 03 10:24:13 do u suspect the origin of that? Jul 03 10:27:58 no, I've no idea what was going on thee. Jul 03 10:28:00 there, even Jul 03 10:35:07 recalcati_: hmm... I'm not sure if I really understand what you intend to do. Jul 03 10:51:37 florian: I'd like to see if my crocc-compiled mplayer is good enough Jul 03 10:51:42 florian: I'd like to see if my cross-compiled mplayer is good enough Jul 03 10:57:15 does anybody heard about CR/LF problems? I think I'm having them with oe-metadata files fetched using git Jul 03 10:58:38 songohan: ^Ms all over ? Jul 03 10:58:49 oespirit: yes Jul 03 10:59:30 songohan: somebody just them brought this up earlier today. 'dos2unix ' will remove those Jul 03 10:59:44 but if I have to do with all files..? Jul 03 10:59:51 because many of them contain the error Jul 03 10:59:51 songohan: or use global substitution in an editor if you prefer the hard way ;P Jul 03 11:00:12 it makes many scripts not to work due to that Jul 03 11:00:36 however, why does this happen, is any solution to avoid future git fetches to contain the errors? Jul 03 11:01:48 recalcati_: hum well, nor sure if it helps to compare with a differnt binary. i'd rather so some functional tests... Jul 03 11:39:21 hi everybody Jul 03 11:39:36 a quick question: what is the default root password? (angstrom, arm) Jul 03 11:39:57 florian: no, I mean to recompile mplayer using the recipe inside oe to look it is better Jul 03 11:40:11 Goddchen: might be best to try #angstrom Jul 03 11:40:33 ok Jul 03 11:40:40 Goddchen: it you are asking about angstrom the root password is empty Jul 03 11:40:58 damn Jul 03 11:41:21 I'm in the market for a USB bluetooth dongle. They seem to be all the same. Any feature I should make sure the dongle should have? Jul 03 11:41:25 recalcati_: then configure oe for some random pxa270 target and build it. Jul 03 11:41:26 at login prompt i type "root" then it asks for password and i type and it sais "Login incorrect" Jul 03 11:42:06 Goddchen: in my case I do the same and works Jul 03 11:42:11 Laibsch: It should be as small as possible... this makes it hard to damage. Jul 03 11:42:23 OK Jul 03 11:42:27 Anything else? Jul 03 11:42:29 you are writing on serial connection ? Jul 03 11:42:54 recalcati_: yes Jul 03 11:43:05 Laibsch: all the cheap 2E ones seem to work well on linux Jul 03 11:43:33 thanks, florian and XorA Jul 03 11:43:49 What is 2E? I see references to BT v2 Jul 03 11:43:55 Laibsch: 2 Euro Jul 03 11:43:59 Oh Jul 03 11:44:01 Cool Jul 03 11:44:06 Laibsch: gnome for somereason has a crazy Euro less keymap Jul 03 11:44:07 I'll get one of those, then Jul 03 11:44:17 ssh login is not working either :( Jul 03 11:44:25 XorA: € always worked for me Jul 03 11:44:27 I have a couple of cheapo ones from ebay neither has given me any hassle Jul 03 11:44:33 cool Jul 03 11:44:49 Goddchen, recalcati_: One of you uses an angstrom release and one an unstable build. The latter has an empty password and the relase asks to set a root password iirc. The angstrom wiki should have information about this. Jul 03 11:44:49 Alt-Gr 4 should be € but its not working :-( Jul 03 11:44:49 I wonder if you can use a BT headset for hands-free VoIP? Jul 03 11:45:01 XorA: Try AltGr-E Jul 03 11:45:09 that is where it's always been for me Jul 03 11:45:10 Laibsch: or that Jul 03 11:45:37 AltGr-4 is ¼ here Jul 03 11:45:57 maybe its because I have my keybord setup for compose Jul 03 11:46:15 Laibsch: uk keyboards always have € on the 4 key Jul 03 11:46:41 XorA: Ever used one of those dongles for VoIP? Jul 03 11:46:50 Laibsch: no, just file transer Jul 03 11:47:58 € Jul 03 11:48:00 ahah Jul 03 11:48:23 anyway really time to eat Jul 03 11:51:35 florian: what do you mean with set a root password iirc? Jul 03 11:51:55 AltGr+5 Jul 03 11:52:20 € :-D Jul 03 11:52:43 Goddchen: usually the gui asks for it... not sure how the other images handle this Jul 03 11:52:58 gui? what gui? ;) Jul 03 11:55:15 € is on different places in keymaps. some has it on AltGr+4, some on AltGr+5, some on AltGr+e Jul 03 11:55:22 many do not have it at all Jul 03 12:00:45 maybe my error is how i copy the image file to sd card: i mount both and do "cp -r /* " Jul 03 12:00:46 is that wrong? Jul 03 12:15:15 hi mickey|ICE625 Jul 03 12:16:07 hey pb_ Jul 03 12:18:15 where are you going today? Jul 03 12:19:19 munich, the german openmoko distributor has organized a small developer workshop over the weekend Jul 03 12:19:35 i'll talk a bit about FSO Jul 03 12:19:50 and the state of linux on non-open hardware Jul 03 12:19:50 (mobile, that is) Jul 03 12:19:57 ah, very good Jul 03 12:22:05 how's the little one? Jul 03 12:22:45 hi there ! Jul 03 12:23:33 mickey|ICE625: doing well, thanks. she manages to sleep for about 6 or 7 hours most nights, nowadays. Jul 03 12:24:23 all her hair is falling out, so she has a slightly alarming military-type shaved head look at the moment, but hopefully that will just be temporary. Jul 03 12:24:25 pb_: oh, that's pretty good, given her age Jul 03 12:24:59 yeah, she'll be 8 weeks old this weekend Jul 03 12:30:56 hi ! Jul 03 12:32:35 mickey|ICE625: judging on the results of the poll so far, looks like 7/8 nov is the favoured date for OEDEM. not all that many votes yet though. Jul 03 12:37:16 Gnutoo: hello Jul 03 12:37:31 Gnutoo: did you see the zacke message about uclibc kernel-headers issue? Jul 03 12:37:37 otavio, hi, it kind of work... Jul 03 12:37:43 Gnutoo: it might be a possible issue Jul 03 12:37:48 otavio, but the console doesn't spawn Jul 03 12:37:52 Gnutoo: oh really? what have you done? Jul 03 12:37:58 mickey|ICE625: hi mickey, did you get your money from FOSS-Aalborg? :) Jul 03 12:38:02 otavio, it was gcc that didn't inline with -Os Jul 03 12:38:43 otavio, I removed the irc patch about focing the inlining, Jul 03 12:38:46 Gnutoo: only that? CRAP! Jul 03 12:39:56 and then patched uclibc's Rules.mak Jul 03 12:39:59 and it worked Jul 03 12:41:48 otavio, do you have an idea why this inittab doesn't spwawn a serial console: http://www.pastebin.ca/1482964 ? Jul 03 12:44:54 Gnutoo: s,\#1,1,g Jul 03 12:45:16 Gnutoo: oops no Jul 03 12:45:47 Gnutoo: i guess it does but not on the console you're watching Jul 03 12:46:03 Gnutoo: did you check if the getty process is restarted? Jul 03 12:46:37 otavio, I can't without serial console Jul 03 12:47:45 shouldn't the id be unique? Jul 03 12:48:16 I'll try with an unique id Jul 03 12:48:34 (see manpage inittab) Jul 03 12:48:52 ok thanks Jul 03 12:48:59 I'll try something like this c1:12345:respawn:/sbin/agetty 38400 tty1 linux Jul 03 12:49:05 the comment were misleading Jul 03 12:49:45 morning all Jul 03 12:49:58 ah the man is ever more complete thanks a lot Jul 03 12:50:47 Gnutoo: mario has not arrived but i'd like to ask you to guide him through the changes so he can get it working here as well Jul 03 12:51:07 otavio, I already sent him a mail Jul 03 12:51:31 otavio, by the way how did you get the idea of porting openwrt to openembedded? Jul 03 12:52:03 morning RP Jul 03 12:52:57 Gnutoo: since we found that it had support for the board so we tried it before going deeply in the debugging Jul 03 12:53:51 otavio, ah I understand...mario had a board...he knew oe and wanted to put a rootfs made with oe on it... Jul 03 12:54:19 Gnutoo: yes Jul 03 12:54:28 Gnutoo: we already use oe in the company Jul 03 12:54:31 what do foldable bluetooth keyboards go for these days? Jul 03 12:54:37 Gnutoo: so we didn't want to keep using openwrt Jul 03 12:54:54 Gnutoo: but we tried it since oe had no support to the board at that moment Jul 03 12:55:05 otavio, for me it was the same thing...I have an x86 router so I didn't use my wrt54gs v4 router anymore and wanted to put an oe rootfs on it Jul 03 12:55:12 Gnutoo, otavio: how is that coming along? Jul 03 12:55:18 Gnutoo: so it looked to be the easiest way to check it before start porting it Jul 03 12:55:40 otavio, mine had already openwrt... Jul 03 12:55:53 Laibsch, not segfaulting anymore Jul 03 12:56:00 cool Jul 03 12:56:08 rootfs or individual packages? Jul 03 12:56:21 hardware modded in any way? Jul 03 12:56:29 I'd love to make my WRT an OE device Jul 03 12:56:37 Laibsch, ld-uclibc segfaulted so anything that was dynamically linked segfaulted Jul 03 12:56:38 But I still use it productively Jul 03 12:56:55 Laibsch, yes dual serial port Jul 03 12:57:00 Gnutoo: but you are flashing a complete image, not just updated an ipkg or two Jul 03 12:57:09 Laibsch, NFS root for now Jul 03 12:57:17 OK Jul 03 12:57:35 OK, so I guess not yet ready for public consumption Jul 03 12:57:38 * Laibsch can't wait Jul 03 12:58:07 florian, was also interrested by our work...he wanted me to make an announce...but I don't know at which level of completion I should make it Jul 03 12:58:17 (announce on the mailing list) Jul 03 12:59:47 Gnutoo: which kernel are you using? Jul 03 13:00:00 Gnutoo: we've pushed the 2.6.30 for it here Jul 03 13:00:10 Gnutoo: and it works quite nicely Jul 03 13:00:10 otavio, 2.6.30 too Jul 03 13:00:16 but I didn't test it extensively Jul 03 13:00:22 Gnutoo: are you working at stable or dev? Jul 03 13:00:30 dev Jul 03 13:00:36 I should push my recipe too Jul 03 13:00:38 Gnutoo: we're doing it at stable since it is the base of our development Jul 03 13:00:50 ok Jul 03 13:01:11 I'll push at dev....feel free to push what I will have pushed at stable Jul 03 13:01:27 Gnutoo: well i can ask mario to prepare it against dev Jul 03 13:01:41 Gnutoo: he has prepared a good recipe for the kernel Jul 03 13:01:49 Gnutoo: including the required patches Jul 03 13:02:02 otavio, ah ok but we have 2 different machines as I understood and mine is a polished recipe too Jul 03 13:02:10 what's his router? Jul 03 13:02:13 mickey|train: you chance nick too much :) Jul 03 13:02:24 blame gprs :) Jul 03 13:02:25 mickey|train: did you get your money from FOSS-Aalborg? :) Jul 03 13:02:34 kimrhh: yeah, got it, everything ok Jul 03 13:02:38 kimrhh: how are you? Jul 03 13:02:40 * kimrhh hands mickey|train screen and irssi :) Jul 03 13:02:58 hehe Jul 03 13:03:03 mickey|train: fine, i just finished my Master thesis and now i'm working as research assistent Jul 03 13:03:23 Gnutoo: well.. as soon its is something a developer can take a look imho. Usually a few lines of text about what you are doing is usefulof course. Jul 03 13:03:33 florian, ok Jul 03 13:03:47 florian, for now I have NFS root Jul 03 13:03:48 kimrhh: congrats! Jul 03 13:04:24 Gnutoo: we have a plain board here; one customer asked for a customized firmware for it Jul 03 13:04:27 Gnutoo: still wrt54 like hardware? Jul 03 13:04:44 Gnutoo: and we're adding support for the board to allow us to continue the project Jul 03 13:04:59 hrw, yes wrt54gs v4 Jul 03 13:05:13 otavio, ok so we have different kernel and we should push both no? Jul 03 13:05:21 Gnutoo: i guess not Jul 03 13:05:31 Gnutoo: we could use a single recipe for both Jul 03 13:05:41 otavio, ok Jul 03 13:05:54 Gnutoo: depending on how different we handle the defconfig we could use a different machine for both Jul 03 13:06:06 otavio, what about the patches? Jul 03 13:06:09 Gnutoo: but it will depends on how different it is, otherwise it is not worth Jul 03 13:07:16 Gnutoo: we're currently with plain openwrt set of patches Jul 03 13:07:24 me too Jul 03 13:07:36 Gnutoo: and I do believe it we ought to stay as synced as possible so we do not duplicate work Jul 03 13:07:38 but there are patches for distro and for machine Jul 03 13:07:40 yes Jul 03 13:07:51 I hate duplicating work without a good reason Jul 03 13:07:53 Gnutoo: which patches are you using? Jul 03 13:08:14 I'll pastebin the recipe Jul 03 13:08:16 mickey|train: thx :) Jul 03 13:08:28 mickey|train: everything ok in OE land? Jul 03 13:09:06 kimrhh: after sailing over some rough seas, we're working on calmer waters... Jul 03 13:09:45 IOW: yes, i hope so ;) Jul 03 13:10:43 otavio, the lzma-loader thing doesn't work in the recipe but works manually(devshell): http://www.pastebin.ca/1482978 Jul 03 13:11:05 mickey|train: heh, great Jul 03 13:11:36 otavio, by the way does sstrip render the binutils useless for inspecting the sections? Jul 03 13:11:39 mickey|train: i see you're coorporating with DoreDevelopment now, that's nice Jul 03 13:11:47 mickey|train: you = OE Jul 03 13:12:18 mickey|train: i would like to work there but the times are hard Jul 03 13:12:52 it makes me thing that I have to read the E.V Jul 03 13:13:58 here's a failure I've never seen before: http://pastebin.com/m4eb51f3e Jul 03 13:14:20 any suggestions? I'm not sure where to start on this one! Jul 03 13:25:17 mario-goulart, hi Jul 03 13:25:32 mario-goulart, did you read my mail Jul 03 13:25:53 mario-goulart, if you didn't here are the news: it doesn't segfault anymore Jul 03 13:26:04 Hi Gnutoo! I did! Great news! :-) Jul 03 13:26:13 mario-goulart, with -O2 instead of -Os it works Jul 03 13:26:28 Gnutoo: I'm reverting some changes to rebuild everything. Jul 03 13:26:29 mario-goulart, I'll pastebin the patch Jul 03 13:26:49 Gnutoo: great. Thanks Jul 03 13:27:47 Gnutoo: Is it enough to set the compiler flags in sane-toolchain-uclibc.inc? Jul 03 13:27:54 mario-goulart, no Jul 03 13:27:56 mario-goulart, http://www.pastebin.ca/1482988 Jul 03 13:28:12 mario-goulart, you may need to polish it...because the patch hardcode -O2 Jul 03 13:28:20 mario-goulart, you have 2 options: Jul 03 13:28:32 *set the patch only for mips and this gcc version Jul 03 13:29:03 *not sed it and add a variable and put the logic somewhere else Jul 03 13:29:35 thanks for your help too Jul 03 13:30:47 Gnutoo: I thank you a lot. Really glad it's working now. Jul 03 13:31:10 That was a tough one. :-) Jul 03 13:31:42 mario-goulart, yes now an easier one...it doesn't spawn the serial console...I'm trying to modify inittab to make it work Jul 03 13:31:45 Gnutoo: I think the best is to set it in sane toolchain and make the uclibc to use it Jul 03 13:31:53 otavio, ok Jul 03 13:36:28 I'll take the inittab of my openmoko as example Jul 03 13:40:39 mmm....maybe it's not my inittab: http://pastebin.com/m542b4ba4 Jul 03 13:40:50 because now it's the right inittab Jul 03 13:45:32 Gnutoo: can't you see anything after line 13? Jul 03 13:46:03 mario-goulart, no nothing is comming into the serial line after that Jul 03 13:46:37 Can't it be something related to /dev population by mdev? Jul 03 13:47:21 don't know since I can't access it but without mdev there is tts0 Jul 03 13:47:43 maybe I get it Jul 03 13:47:46 INIT: /etc/inittab[43]: duplicate ID field "S" Jul 03 13:49:20 no still here Jul 03 13:49:49 I'll try to run init manually Jul 03 13:53:30 mario-goulart, thanks after mdev /dev/ is : core ptmx shm stderr stdout fd pts sndstat stdin Jul 03 13:54:36 maybe I should try stdout Jul 03 13:55:39 but I wonder how it will work Jul 03 13:56:01 stdout is a bad idea.... Jul 03 13:56:21 maybe it needs to re-initialize the serial ports at a point Jul 03 13:56:45 because it/they are initialized by the bootloader Jul 03 13:57:44 Gnutoo: or your kernel lacks the serial port support Jul 03 13:57:59 otavio, ah ok lol Jul 03 13:58:04 otavio, thanks a lot Jul 03 13:58:12 mario-goulart: did you also get it working? Jul 03 13:58:13 Gnutoo: you want make the /dev/stdout using mknod? Jul 03 13:58:24 Gnutoo: are you kidding or seriously? lol Jul 03 13:58:24 otavio: still compiling Jul 03 13:58:58 otavio, for a moment I thought about it but after that I forgetten to go check Jul 03 13:59:51 Gnutoo: are you using mdev? i think mario-goulart is using static dev. Isn't you mario-goulart? Jul 03 14:00:00 yes mdev Jul 03 14:00:47 Gnutoo: oh ok Jul 03 14:02:01 Gnutoo: so it can be caused by kernel indeed Jul 03 14:02:14 otavio: I'm not sure about how devices are created under /dev. Haven't explicitely set a dev manager, so I'm using what micro does. Jul 03 14:02:15 strange i've serial in kernel Jul 03 14:02:32 Gnutoo: i'd use openwrt kernel defconfig for testing before hacking it Jul 03 14:02:33 mario-goulart, i used micro too and I have mdev Jul 03 14:02:44 otavio, ok but I've derived from its config Jul 03 14:02:50 I'll check how openwrt does things Jul 03 14:02:53 Gnutoo: have you tested it with default defconfig by openwrt? Jul 03 14:03:21 otavio, quite...default config doesn't have NFS Jul 03 14:03:40 otavio, and if I add NFS without removing jffs2 and MTD the kenrel is too big Jul 03 14:03:59 otavio, so now I've default config -jffs2 -MTD +NFS Jul 03 14:04:10 Gnutoo: right but this shoudn't matter from serial support POV Jul 03 14:04:59 http://pastebin.com/m52b16a29 is my serial config Jul 03 14:05:31 mario-goulart, you just have to rebuild uclibc in order to test if it works Jul 03 14:07:28 Gnutoo: I've screwed my build environment yesterday, so I've removed TMPDIR. Now it's finished. I'm gonna set up the rootfs and rebuild the kernel. Jul 03 14:07:38 ok Jul 03 14:08:00 * otavio crosses his 21 fingers ;-) Jul 03 14:08:48 Does the 'INHERIT += "rm_work"' mechanism still work completely? Jul 03 14:09:12 * tsjsieb wants to test it, but doesn Jul 03 14:09:20 tsjsieb: it does Jul 03 14:09:22 t have enough space on server :( Jul 03 14:09:39 tsjsieb: at least it worked fine in my tests Jul 03 14:10:13 thnx :) that saves me having to walk to my colleagea and purse him to make 10 gB free fo me now! ;) Jul 03 14:10:28 rm_work works fine for me Jul 03 14:13:17 morning kergoth Jul 03 14:23:29 Gnutoo: sane-toolchain-uclibc.inc hasn't set CLAGS as I was expecting... uClibc's build log still shows -Os. Jul 03 14:23:58 mario-goulart, did you look at my patch? Jul 03 14:24:10 Gnutoo: yes. I'm gonna try it now. Jul 03 14:24:38 mario-goulart, I patch one of uclibc's makefiles....because whatever you set it will use -Os if the compiler supports it Jul 03 14:26:11 Gnutoo: right. Now I see setting the flags won't work because check_gcc will guess -Os is ok. Jul 03 14:28:39 mario-goulart: where is check_gcc done? in the uclibc makefile? Jul 03 14:29:41 otavio: uclibc's Rules.mak Jul 03 14:37:23 Gnutoo: are you using uclibc_ldso_use_O0.patch? Jul 03 14:37:38 mario-goulart, no as it was useless I removed it Jul 03 14:37:45 Gnutoo: ok Jul 03 14:38:06 mario-goulart, maybe it wors for others arches or similar but not for mips Jul 03 14:38:10 s/mips/my setup Jul 03 14:39:18 Gnutoo: right Jul 03 14:39:48 I removed it mainly for doing tests(in order to see if it worked without it) Jul 03 14:40:00 Gnutoo: ok Jul 03 14:45:02 Gnutoo: \o/ Jul 03 14:45:07 Finally! Jul 03 14:45:55 it works? Jul 03 14:46:17 \m/ Jul 03 14:46:21 uhuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Jul 03 14:46:22 :P Jul 03 14:46:30 Gnutoo: yes! Jul 03 14:46:35 :) Jul 03 14:46:43 do you have serial console? Jul 03 14:46:50 Gnutoo: yes. Jul 03 14:46:54 ah ok Jul 03 14:47:00 what image did you do? Jul 03 14:47:05 Gnutoo: could you get serial console? Jul 03 14:47:11 I've the smallest: micro-base-image Jul 03 14:47:41 mario-goulart, if I do init=/bin/busybox ash yes if I do init=/sbin/init.sysvinit no Jul 03 14:47:59 Gnutoo: it's a custom distro based on micro-uclibc Jul 03 14:48:10 ah ok Jul 03 14:48:42 I'm on micro-uclibc distro too but I bitbaken micro-base-image Jul 03 14:48:51 Gnutoo: my init is a shell script which mounts /proc and execs /bin/sh Jul 03 14:49:05 ah ok Jul 03 14:49:21 maybe I should modify init then Jul 03 14:49:28 Now I'm gonna try busybox with dynamic linking Jul 03 14:57:05 ok Jul 03 14:57:20 Works. Jul 03 14:59:11 :) Jul 03 15:06:15 hey guys Jul 03 15:06:29 anyone had any trouble building libgles-omap3 lately? Jul 03 15:16:07 every time I try I get ERROR: function do_accept_license failed Jul 03 15:16:26 http://tinderbox.openembedded.org/packages/127164/ Jul 03 15:16:39 http://tinderbox.openembedded.org/builds/14876/ Jul 03 17:56:18 Gnutoo: it seems that uclibc_ldso_use_O0.patch is actually a problem for mips. Jul 03 17:56:32 Gnutoo: if I build uclibc with it, things break. Jul 03 17:56:35 ok Jul 03 19:03:23 Gnutoo: Rules.mak has this comment: Jul 03 19:03:25 # Use '-Os' optimization if available, else use -O2, allow Config to override Jul 03 19:03:25 Jul 03 19:03:37 It's for: OPTIMIZATION+=$(call check_gcc,-Os,-O2) Jul 03 19:03:52 mario-goulart, yes that's what I patched Jul 03 19:04:02 Yes, I see. Jul 03 19:04:37 I wonder if it is possible to overwrite the OPTIMIZATION value using the configuration file. Jul 03 19:04:54 I don't know...here it's a += Jul 03 19:05:12 Yeah, that's why I'm in doubt. Jul 03 19:05:22 I don't understand the comment. Jul 03 19:08:37 If the approach uClibc uses to select the optimizer is just like that, I don't like it. I don't see a clean way one can use something different from -Os when the compiler provides this option... Jul 03 19:09:28 the problem is what they mean by available Jul 03 19:09:47 maybe we should check what check_gcc realy check...lol Jul 03 19:09:53 Yeah, if it generates random code it's considered to be available... Jul 03 19:10:17 It doesn't check anything besides the existance of the -Os command line option. Jul 03 19:10:31 ah ok so it's what I thought Jul 03 19:12:35 So, if -Os exists and is b0rked, we can't configure a sane optimizer, it seems. Jul 03 19:19:50 the last opt level passed is the one thats used Jul 03 19:19:52 keep that in mind Jul 03 19:22:19 Tartarus: ok, but unless you know all the other compiler flags to be used, you end up having only the optimization level you want, right? Jul 03 19:29:40 I don't quite follow, sorry Jul 03 19:29:47 -Os -O2 is only -O2 Jul 03 19:30:17 -fsomething-flag-set-in-Os-not-in-O2-but-set-explicitly -O2 is just that Jul 03 19:34:57 Tartarus: ok, sorry. I got what you said. I was thinking that the configuration was overwrite-only. Jul 03 19:35:05 Then you couldn't append something. Jul 03 19:51:56 mario-goulart, I don't remember well but for certain things the last thing added is what is taken into account Jul 03 19:52:16 but I don't remember if it's in the CFLAGS configure flags or something else Jul 03 19:57:23 Gnutoo: ok. I'll try to find it. Jul 03 19:57:34 ok Jul 03 20:17:31 hmmm trying bitbake trunk was a bad idea wasn't it :D Jul 03 20:42:39 03Stanislav Brabec  07org.openembedded.dev * r2e23feebce 10openembedded.git/ (4 files in 4 dirs): pidgin: Updated to version 2.5.8. Jul 03 20:49:09 Hello, I would like to know how can I build my custom images instead of using base-image, console-image, etc? Jul 03 20:49:50 telcom_: http://bec-systems.com/site/177/the-correct-way-to-add-packages-to-an-openembedded-image Jul 03 20:52:18 cbrake: thanks! the image bb are located at openembedded/recipes/images, right? Jul 03 20:52:20 re Jul 03 20:53:27 and another thing is, how to customize angstrom kernel splash? Jul 03 20:53:41 telcom_: you can put the image recipes anywhere in the BBPATH Jul 03 20:54:24 telcom_: I'm not sure about the kernel splash, but I suspect you want to look in the kernel recipes: recipes/linux/... Jul 03 20:54:43 telcom_: there is also a psplash that runs during the init stage Jul 03 20:54:51 telcom_: so look for the psplash recipes Jul 03 20:55:54 okay, found the recipe in psplash folder Jul 03 20:56:06 I'll try to see their documentation for customization Jul 03 20:56:14 cbrake: Thanks for your help! Jul 03 20:56:29 telcom_: sure :-) Jul 03 20:59:48 If anyone is interested: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Splash_screen Jul 03 21:27:30 telcom_: thanks! :-) Jul 03 21:27:51 ;) Jul 03 21:27:54 goodbie and thanks **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Jul 04 02:59:57 2009