**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Sep 09 03:00:02 2009 Sep 09 03:37:47 03Khem Raj  07org.openembedded.dev * rd891babf90 10openembedded.git/recipes/uclibc/ (uclibc-0.9.30.1/uClibc.distro uclibc_0.9.30.1.bb): Sep 09 03:37:47 uclibc_0.9.30.1: Disable STDIO_GETC|PUTC MACROs Sep 09 03:37:47 * There is a problem with threads enabled and hiding Sep 09 03:37:47 __fgetc_unlocked and __fputc_unlocked which gets pulled Sep 09 03:37:47 in with the macros. This patch disables the macros Sep 09 03:37:51 and it will use the functions to perform these functions Sep 09 03:37:53 Signed-off-by: Khem Raj Sep 09 03:37:55 03Khem Raj  07org.openembedded.dev * r3e0e303e7a 10openembedded.git/conf/machine/include/tune-xscale.inc: Sep 09 03:37:58 tune-xscale.inc: Use TARGET_ARCH to find endianness Sep 09 03:38:00 * Use TARGET_ARCH to find endianness instead of Sep 09 03:38:02 SITEINFO_ENDIANNESS which is not yet evaluated. Sep 09 03:38:04 Signed-off-by: Khem Raj Sep 09 03:38:06 03Khem Raj  07org.openembedded.dev * rb4bb4f34f7 10openembedded.git/ (conf/checksums.ini recipes/tar/tar_1.22.bb): Sep 09 03:38:09 tar_1.22.bb: Add recipe for 1.22 release. Sep 09 03:38:11 Signed-off-by: Khem Raj Sep 09 03:38:13 03Khem Raj  07org.openembedded.dev * r071f70343a 10openembedded.git/recipes/autoconf/ (10 files): Sep 09 03:38:16 autoconf: Fix canadian cross build Sep 09 03:38:22 * Remove RDEPENDS and DEPENDS duplication. Sep 09 03:38:24 * path_prog_fixes.patch is not needed for 2.61 Sep 09 03:38:26 * Use INC_PR Sep 09 03:38:28 Signed-off-by: Khem Raj Sep 09 03:49:36 hi i am still having problem with bitbaking ortp in beagle Sep 09 03:49:37 please help me Sep 09 03:51:23 whitefox: hmmm even with the fix I committed Sep 09 03:51:28 interesting Sep 09 03:51:41 whitefox: are u using .dev Sep 09 03:54:05 whitefox: apply this commit ecf30fb13cd6201b4fa9d64ec760eb9198f0f95f Sep 09 03:54:10 and see it it helps Sep 09 04:01:18 khem: how to check if I am in .dev? Sep 09 04:01:25 I am new sorry for the newbie question Sep 09 04:03:03 when I do git pull it does say : d53xxxxxx org.openembedded.dev ->origin/org.openembedded.dev Sep 09 04:03:06 Already up-to-date Sep 09 04:03:14 so I assume it is already the latest Sep 09 05:13:26 hi i am still having problem with bitbaking ortp in beagle Sep 09 05:30:01 silly question, if I'd want to play with eglibc, what would be the easiest way? I got oe git yesterday, and don't mind working with moving codebase. Sep 09 05:36:44 czr, you want something like this http://pastebin.com/m2b86ae85 in your distro's conf file Sep 09 05:37:26 grg, thanks Sep 09 05:37:39 any idea how to pass configuration related stuff to eglibc-build? Sep 09 05:40:06 sorry, eglibc didn't build for me, so i didn't waste time playing with it Sep 09 05:42:02 ah, good to know. thanks anyhow Sep 09 05:57:55 What are people doing to get a given device's hardware buttons to do consistent things across applications? Sep 09 05:58:10 is there something like xmodmap that works on a per application basis? Sep 09 05:59:03 or is the only solution to patch the applications to all use the same keys for the same types of functions (e.g. fullscreen toggle, scroll up/down) Sep 09 06:03:06 I guess the sane way would be to map the key codes in input layer to something that regular keyboards do Sep 09 06:03:19 although there's no "fullscreen toggle" there, but you could map that to one of the F-buttons Sep 09 06:03:37 there's no "per application" xmodmap AFAIK Sep 09 06:03:58 czr, well they are already mapped. But regular applications seem to have different keyboard shortcuts to each other for similar functions. Sep 09 06:04:13 yes. Sep 09 06:04:36 i guess i'll just patch them for the most common use cases... Sep 09 07:30:40 good morning Sep 09 07:32:40 mckoan, no. Its home time! Sep 09 07:47:41 hi, all. when I moved to a new linux OS environment, my previous OE caused an warning when executing bitbake: __builtin__:74: DeprecationWarning: the sets module is deprecated. does anyone have the same problem? Sep 09 08:00:24 ignore that warning Sep 09 08:01:31 if I have a recipe in a local overlay directory, should it be able to 'require' a recipe from the main oe metadata? Sep 09 08:02:22 like altboot-console-image.bb requires console-image.bb Sep 09 08:02:42 but I would like to have my xyz-console-image.bb in my local overlay directory, and keep the console-image.bb as it is Sep 09 08:03:29 I keep getting "ERROR: Could not include required file console-image.bb while parsing (my image recipe)" Sep 09 08:13:29 koobe: required files are searched in BBFILES. You should add your local dir, e.g. like this: Sep 09 08:13:29 BBFILES += "/my/local/dir/recipes/*/*.bb" Sep 09 08:15:00 koobe: see chapter 4. of bitbake Sep 09 08:15:04 jest: I have it there, but I think I just found the problem. I need to include full path from a directory listed in BBPATH, like "require recipes/images/console-image.bb" Sep 09 08:19:32 koobe: can you send the result of: bitbake -e|grep -E '^(BBPATH|BBFILES)' Sep 09 08:19:34 hrw: have you time to review that couple of pstage patches ? Sep 09 08:26:09 hrw: the rebuild still fails from bare pstage...some old friends (zaurus-updater, kexec-klibc-static) and some new: http://fr.pastebin.ca/1559050 Sep 09 08:26:35 nope Sep 09 08:28:25 jest: I have BBFILES in local.conf, and BBPATH in shell environment. should they both be in a .conf instead? Sep 09 08:29:49 koobe: I'm not good at file separation philosophy :) Sep 09 08:29:55 jest: but the error is gone, now that I had the path in the require statement Sep 09 08:30:54 koobe: having a path is not a good idea. It ties you to a specific environment/ configuration/ computer; that might bite some day Sep 09 08:31:25 koobe: can you send the result of above command I asked? It will clearly show where your .bb files are looked for. Sep 09 08:32:03 jest: I tried to you send you those in a privmsg Sep 09 08:32:14 koobe: OK, got it Sep 09 08:32:46 jest: I know, but it's not the full absolute path specific to a machine or user account. Sep 09 08:33:02 jest: just a relative path from a location listed in BBPATH Sep 09 08:33:47 jest: in fact I was trying to fix it after someone had put in fact a full absolute path there. Sep 09 08:39:27 koobe: look at kergoth's notes here http://cgit.openembedded.org/cgit.cgi/openembedded/commit/?id=bb5d379aa5a57c54e36b2452baac1135952fda8e Sep 09 08:51:19 is UVCVIDEO.ko module in the default Agstrom distro? Sep 09 08:59:08 julemore: ngw100 do not supports uvcvideo due to lack of usb host Sep 09 09:08:30 good morning Sep 09 09:08:50 hi florian Sep 09 09:10:28 ant_work: thanks. that example needs to explicitly address the same collection. mine needs to address another collection. Sep 09 09:22:34 florian: good morning Sep 09 09:22:50 hi, is there any "simple" way to get qt4-embedded with all plugins into the root image? the plugins compile but they arent installed :( Sep 09 09:26:46 03Marcin Juszkiewicz  07org.openembedded.dev * r30c1e63389 10openembedded.git/ (4 files in 4 dirs): Sep 09 09:26:46 linux-omap: added support for BeagleBUG extension board Sep 09 09:26:46 This is initial version of BeagleBUG extension board support. So far Sep 09 09:26:46 boards are not available for people outside of BugLabs and Texas Sep 09 09:26:47 Instruments companies. Sep 09 09:26:49 Patch adds support for few modules but not all of them will build for Sep 09 09:26:51 OMAP3 - some are still BUG only. Sep 09 09:35:24 03Fraxinas  07org.openembedded.dreambox * r9a700489ea 10openembedded.git/packages/gstreamer/gst-plugins-bad_0.10.14.bb: add new gst-plugins-bad release (increases mpegdemux blocksize to 32kB) Sep 09 09:49:50 how can I share a part of my nand flash to network as read+write? Sep 09 09:50:21 nfs? Sep 09 09:50:30 samba and few other Sep 09 09:53:32 I think, samba Sep 09 09:53:39 is it easy? Sep 09 09:54:07 yes Sep 09 09:54:49 thanks Sep 09 10:43:27 03Marcin Juszkiewicz  07stable/2009 * re3fc1e09f7 10openembedded.git/recipes/firmwares/ (3 files in 3 dirs): Sep 09 10:43:27 marvel-sdio-fw: added firmware for WiFi powered BUGBase Sep 09 10:43:27 Signed-off-by: Marcin Juszkiewicz Sep 09 10:43:27 Acked-by: Koen Kooi Sep 09 10:45:58 03Graham Gower  07org.openembedded.dev * r5503c21565 10openembedded.git/ (recipes/enca/enca_1.9.bb site/arm-linux site/ix86-common): Sep 09 10:45:58 enca_1.9.bb: remove unused configure test which is bound to fail. Sep 09 10:45:58 Enca's configure will fail on everything not arm or ix86. Sep 09 10:45:58 Signed-off-by: Graham Gower Sep 09 10:46:49 03Graham Gower  07org.openembedded.dev * rdb852227f1 10openembedded.git/ (conf/checksums.ini recipes/liblinebreak/liblinebreak_1.2.bb): Sep 09 10:46:49 Add liblinebreak-1.2 Sep 09 10:46:49 Signed-off-by: Graham Gower Sep 09 11:30:56 is there some SVN package in Argstromg? Sep 09 11:44:03 what version control soft do BB use? Sep 09 11:44:18 what version control soft is availabel for oe? Sep 09 11:49:29 the openembedded repo's are in git Sep 09 11:49:49 git==svn? Sep 09 11:50:09 I mean... git is compatible wih svn? Sep 09 11:54:04 compatible in doing what? Sep 09 11:55:11 http://git.or.cz/course/svn.html Sep 09 11:58:03 oooh so u can use git for downloading from a svn:// url? Sep 09 12:01:00 no, you can use git to download from a git repository Sep 09 13:22:32 03Cliff Brake  07org.openembedded.dev * r008c8d35e0 10openembedded.git/recipes/clearsilver/ (clearsilver_0.10.3.bb files/crosscompile.patch): Sep 09 13:22:32 clearsilver: fix various build issues Sep 09 13:22:32 - fix hardcoded Python 2.4 path in patch Sep 09 13:22:32 - fix missing env variables by inheriting Sep 09 13:22:32 distutils-common-base Sep 09 13:27:05 03Cliff Brake  07org.openembedded.dev * r9324048f64 10openembedded.git/MAINTAINERS: MAINTAINERS: update my entry Sep 09 13:34:31 pb__: reading about that unzip-native issue, did you have some patch around to detect missing deps for aclocal packages? Sep 09 13:36:49 hi i am still having problem with bitbaking ortp in beagle Sep 09 13:37:13 stable or dev Sep 09 13:37:17 dev Sep 09 13:37:34 I have a build going, but I will try in a bit Sep 09 13:37:48 thanks alot Sep 09 13:37:57 i have been struggling with it for the whole week Sep 09 13:39:24 ant_work: yeah, I posted it to the list a month or so back Sep 09 13:39:32 I guess it should be in the archives. Sep 09 13:39:47 are different views of the same problem :) Sep 09 13:41:22 pb__: ok, found Sep 09 13:50:22 hello Sep 09 13:50:42 how can I force the refetch of a svn based recipe that I know the svn has been changed today ? Sep 09 13:53:33 hello, i am including my kernel in oe build structure. to patch the patches to the mainline kernel should i mention everything in the bb file? Sep 09 14:01:12 i try to build a kernel image for 2.6.29 for evm ; inside the oe tree within omap3evm directory ( linux-omap-2.6.29/omap3evm/) there are 3 files out of which 2 are not used (defconfig, omap3evm-dss2.diff, omap3evm-lcd-redtint.diff) Sep 09 14:01:22 03Marcin Juszkiewicz  07org.openembedded.dev * r080009c07f 10openembedded.git/recipes/pointercal/ (files/at91sam9263ek/pointercal pointercal_0.0.bb): pointercal: added at91sam9263ek Sep 09 14:01:29 is this by design or a mistake; i apply them manually and it wont apply Sep 09 14:01:51 also the display logo is not comming properly on evm and i get this doubt Sep 09 14:02:07 pb__: I rediscovered in patchwork a first mtd-utils split RFC (2009-03-19 hrw) Sep 09 14:02:31 ant_work: half year old patch? ach Sep 09 14:02:43 seems Sep 09 14:03:59 ant_work: do they still apply? Sep 09 14:04:40 can't say, we were discussing about the big size of actual mtd-utils Sep 09 14:04:56 they need split Sep 09 14:05:40 see, I would just need nandwrite and flash_eraseall Sep 09 14:09:56 03Marcin Juszkiewicz  07org.openembedded.dev * r33dab63901 10openembedded.git/recipes/xserver-common/xserver-common_1.30.bb: xserver-common: recommend xtscal (works without it but needs for calibration) Sep 09 14:11:45 florian: xserver-common 1.32.... Sep 09 14:13:05 hrw: perhaps I'm dumb but what's in patchwork is a bit a mess...shouldn't the applied/rejected/superseeded patches be archived? Sep 09 14:13:45 he..and what's different btw applied and accepted? Sep 09 14:14:41 accepted are not applied Sep 09 14:36:32 Does anyone crosscompiled LIBWEBCAM.SO or UVCDYNCTRL? Sep 09 14:45:21 have a nice day(s) guys Sep 09 14:45:38 hrw: to you :-) Sep 09 14:47:03 morning Sep 09 14:57:14 Can anyone recommend me a good toolchain for the BB? Sep 09 14:58:33 julemore: is there something wrong with the toolchain oe builds itself, or did you have a real need to use an external one? Sep 09 14:59:51 ooh ok so OE is a toolchain itself Sep 09 15:00:05 OE is much more than a toolchain.. :) Sep 09 15:00:08 URL on how to intall the tooolchain in ubuntU? Sep 09 15:00:23 I need to crosscompile some program Sep 09 15:00:23 ? Sep 09 15:00:29 http://wiki.openembedded.net/index.php/Getting_started Sep 09 15:00:33 k Sep 09 15:00:52 OE builds everything ground up. including toolchains Sep 09 15:01:51 I know I can change CFLAGS for my machine using CFLAGS_mymachine = Sep 09 15:02:03 but is it possible to do the same for an architecture Sep 09 15:02:12 CFLAGS_armv7-a = Sep 09 15:02:16 CFLAGS_armv = Sep 09 15:02:17 CFLAGS_arm = Sep 09 15:02:25 that _ works for anything in OVERRIDES. Sep 09 15:02:37 see OVERRIDES in conf/bitbake.conf, or run bitbake -e | grep \^OVERRIDES Sep 09 15:03:02 smart... Sep 09 15:10:22 bb.fatal should really just go away entirely, in favor of raising the appropriate exceptions at the appropriate places, rather than calling sys.exit / raising SystemExit Sep 09 15:28:01 03Steve Sakoman  07org.openembedded.dev * r35ccef0bc2 10openembedded.git/recipes/i2c-tools/ (files/Module.mk i2c-tools_3.0.2.bb): i2c-tools: build & install eepromer tools Sep 09 16:10:05 * kergoth considers how best to revamp the bitbake exception handling and logging Sep 09 16:23:20 Could use an Ack on http://patchwork.openembedded.org/patch/967/ if any devs get a moment. No rush, just trying to clean up my queue Sep 09 16:24:07 kergoth let me see Sep 09 16:24:11 is an ack here okay? Sep 09 16:24:20 jo mickeyl Sep 09 16:24:27 * kergoth shugs, he's never been very clear on the process Sep 09 16:24:41 hi Sep 09 16:25:16 kergoth hm where is the commit message? Sep 09 16:25:23 If it's anything like the kernel an ack anywhere is fine so long as the person recorded as giving the ack won't WTF if they see it. Sep 09 16:25:46 woglinde: it's just the summary (in the title of the patchwork page). didn't see a need for anything more detailed than that Sep 09 16:26:45 hm looks okay for me Sep 09 16:26:48 so *ack* Sep 09 16:27:44 hehe, thanks Sep 09 16:28:04 kergoth: that patch seems reasonable enough, though it does seem a bit silly that tasks are obliged to catch generic exceptions and then re-throw them as something else. Sep 09 16:28:35 if the general paradigm is going to be that an unexpected exception just causes you to throw FuncFailed then it seems like bitbake could just do the catching for itself. Sep 09 16:30:26 well, catching and re-raising is common enough, but you're right, for exceptions we just created, its a bit silly. it'd be better to have a proper exception hierarchy and just create subclasses for more specific failures Sep 09 16:30:33 we need to revamp our exception handling in general Sep 09 16:31:02 Whats the name of the arm-gcc compiler in OE? SET(CMAKE_C_COMPILER ~/gumstix/gumstix-oe/tmp/cross/bin/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc) instead of arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc what should I put? Sep 09 16:31:16 Catch and rethrow is only really useful if you're going to do something else while you're at it. Sep 09 16:32:10 yeah, catching and re-throwing would be fine if the exception types were semantically meaningful. but, all you're doing here is converting any Exception into a bb.task.FuncFailed, which is equally vague and doesn't really convey any extra information. Sep 09 16:33:13 not that it's a big deal though, just seems like that exception interface could probably be better designed. Sep 09 16:33:27 * kergoth nods Sep 09 16:35:13 in what directory resides the OE toolchain? I mean the gcc compiler like "arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc" what is its name? Sep 09 16:36:00 in tmp/cross/ Sep 09 16:36:33 but that dir doesn exists Sep 09 16:37:05 I already mad the git clone Sep 09 16:37:08 made Sep 09 16:37:30 git clone http://repo.or.cz/r/openembedded.git Sep 09 16:37:46 i get OE but there is no tmp/cross Sep 09 16:37:58 you have to build the toolchain first Sep 09 16:38:06 ??? Sep 09 16:38:08 how? Sep 09 16:38:30 bitbake gcc-cross Sep 09 16:38:39 now? Sep 09 16:38:46 I mean... after git? Sep 09 16:38:50 yes Sep 09 16:38:53 ok Sep 09 16:39:49 What about cdreating local configuration first? Sep 09 16:40:04 BBFILES = "/stuff/openembedded/recipes/*/*.bb" Sep 09 16:40:05 DISTRO = "angstrom-2008.1" Sep 09 16:40:05 MACHINE = "om-gta01" Sep 09 16:40:19 it doesnt matteR? Sep 09 17:01:57 oh yes, you need to do that first. Sep 09 17:02:09 you should follow the recipe in the getting started guide. Sep 09 17:15:37 pb__: I am having strange problem with micro and also with minimal. when I try to build native-sdk-console-image it does not populate the image with additional stuff its still the basic console-image Sep 09 17:16:19 it is supposed to include target gcc etc in the native sdk image Sep 09 17:17:03 it worked few months back when I used it but does not any more I tried bitbake 1.8 as well as master branch Sep 09 17:20:19 hmm Sep 09 17:21:42 anybody using ATT uverse ? I am interested in pros cons Sep 09 18:21:32 03Jeremy Lainé  07org.openembedded.dev * r48b5a92491 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux/linux-2.6.29/boc01/boc02.dts: linux-2.6.29: add devicetree for boc02 Sep 09 18:49:17 While using bitbake I got a phyton ERROR: "ERROR: set the PERSISTENCE_DIR o CACHE variable"... Sep 09 18:49:21 whats that? Sep 09 18:49:35 the guide says nothing about that Sep 09 18:55:08 julemore: sounds like you didn't set BBPATH correctly. Sep 09 20:05:39 kergoth: do you know what patches from 1.8 should we port forward to get parsing speed at par with 1.8 on master Sep 09 20:06:24 no, richard implemented the restructuring on master, he'd know what aspects of the changes caused the slowdown Sep 09 20:06:33 i highly doubt youc an just cherry pick a fix Sep 09 20:06:38 if anything, you'd have to back something out Sep 09 20:07:08 but i doubt you can simply do that, either. use 1.8, or do some profiling and try to fix the performance issues directly Sep 09 20:10:22 ok I guess I will start eyeing on bitbake Sep 09 20:18:39 kergoth: one confirmation,please. When building e.g. console-image for c7x0 we pull-in an initramfs image. I see in the logs run_do_rootfs export PSTAGING_ACTIVE="0". It seems for all images is "0". Can this be the reason why opkg doesn't find some packages? These are searched in ../deploy/glibc/ipk but are really in ../deploy/glibc/pstage Sep 09 20:19:24 PSTAGING_ACTIVE is automatically set. packaged staging is disabled for certain recipes. read packaged-staging & base bbclasses Sep 09 20:19:39 it only affects the emission / use of the pstage packages for those recipes Sep 09 20:19:41 yes, but if one image embeds another image? Sep 09 20:20:14 it seems to me the pstage packages are not found... Sep 09 20:20:43 strangely not all Sep 09 20:20:48 "image embeds another image"? Sep 09 20:20:51 only some Sep 09 20:20:52 no idea what you're talking about Sep 09 20:21:05 yes, initramfs-kexecboot-image is built in parallel Sep 09 20:23:08 that isn't an image embedding another image, that's two image recipes building at the same time Sep 09 20:23:24 yes, precisely Sep 09 20:23:50 richard has pointed out the issues with pstage and simultanious image builds before Sep 09 20:23:59 its an issue he's tried to fix, and has a workaround in poky Sep 09 20:24:06 i'd ask him about that Sep 09 20:24:26 * kergoth tries to recall the details Sep 09 20:27:14 krgoth: strangely app packages not found by opkg are machine-specific... Sep 09 20:27:43 but they are mixed together in pstage/angstromglibc in my case Sep 09 20:28:10 e.g. staging-udev-c7x0-angstrom-linux-gnueabi Sep 09 20:29:16 hmm..there is 'all' 'armv5te' 'c7xo' packages in the same dir...I'll have to read better packaged.staging.bbclass Sep 09 20:31:20 hey guys, i tried to source profile.sh in the openembedded for generating an x11-image for the beagleboard Sep 09 20:31:24 but i get source command not found Sep 09 20:31:30 have any of you guys gotten that before? Sep 09 20:31:56 use a shell that supports source Sep 09 20:32:38 the standard shell from ubuntu 8.04 doesn't support source? Sep 09 20:32:50 standard shell is dash Sep 09 20:32:54 makes enough trouble Sep 09 20:32:57 use bash or zsh Sep 09 20:33:09 ok Sep 09 20:33:11 i will try that Sep 09 20:33:12 thanks Sep 09 20:33:20 hmmm I think we should strive to support dash Sep 09 20:33:29 there was once a patch in bugzilla Sep 09 20:33:34 oh ok Sep 09 20:33:35 to cleanup bashism Sep 09 20:35:21 i think i am using bash Sep 09 20:36:21 lots of software we build has scripts that assume bash Sep 09 20:36:33 rather than fix them all, we use bash Sep 09 20:36:44 oh ok Sep 09 20:36:53 type "help" Sep 09 20:37:54 oh ok Sep 09 20:37:59 i got it working but i noticed something weird Sep 09 20:38:08 it required i be in root to source to the profile.sh Sep 09 20:38:16 and it wouldn't let me sudo into ti Sep 09 20:38:17 it* Sep 09 20:38:35 er Sep 09 20:38:38 that sounds bad Sep 09 20:38:55 yea Sep 09 20:38:56 . ./profile.sh does not work? Sep 09 20:39:24 nope haha Sep 09 20:39:32 ubuntu is so silly Sep 09 20:39:42 but if i am sudo -s Sep 09 20:39:46 it seems to work fine Sep 09 20:39:49 are you sure it is bash? Sep 09 20:39:49 "seems" Sep 09 20:39:53 yea Sep 09 20:39:58 ubuntu comes with bash i believe Sep 09 20:39:59 help | head Sep 09 20:40:02 no Sep 09 20:40:04 dash Sep 09 20:40:27 hmm Sep 09 20:40:49 http://wiki.openembedded.net/index.php/OEandYourDistro#Ubuntu Sep 09 20:41:00 ignore psyco Sep 09 20:42:39 kergoth: sorry again, could you pls have a look here http://fr.pastebin.ca/1560266 and confirm me the dirs/files naming in pstage is as you'd expect? Sep 09 20:47:26 ok Sep 09 20:48:05 bbl, gotta check on some stuff Sep 09 20:48:37 srujanjonnadula, generally there are more people here earlier in the day ... US night time can get slow Sep 09 20:49:12 oh ok Sep 09 20:49:36 srujanjonnadula: no ubuntu comes with dash default shell Sep 09 20:49:47 sorry about the time i am taking classes also so i am only working 3 to 5 Sep 09 20:50:02 oh ok Sep 09 20:55:47 well, the .eu guys are getting up around 2 AM :) Sep 09 20:55:59 and they are a few west coast sorts on Sep 09 21:46:51 hi Sep 09 21:48:47 question: I want to use my .config for the kernel distro. I can put only this file in my working directory and say to oe this with some variable? Sep 09 21:50:27 simple overwrite the default defconfig for your kernel Sep 09 21:50:59 woglinde: in the oe bitbake directory? Sep 09 21:51:13 in the oe/recipe/linux dir Sep 09 21:51:55 ok... Sep 09 21:52:08 I'm sure this must to work Sep 09 21:52:38 but you have to find the subdir for kernelversion and subdir for your machine your self Sep 09 21:52:46 otherwise no learneffect Sep 09 21:58:49 ok... then there are not any var that piont to thes "feature" Sep 09 21:59:34 another question Sep 09 21:59:42 (ok 2 questons .-) ) Sep 09 22:00:27 1) without touch defconfig can I add the squash module? (by default dont create this mod) Sep 09 22:00:45 2) there is a patch for squash-lzma in oe? Sep 09 22:03:32 2 depends on the kernel version Sep 09 22:03:57 if squash is not enabled in the config it will be not build Sep 09 22:05:52 ok...but lzma is not already in the vanilla kernel. this is true? Sep 09 22:08:08 ....yes...is now in 2.6.30 Sep 09 22:08:21 :-) Sep 09 22:21:37 ~bitbake Sep 09 22:21:38 i heard bitbake is a simple tool for the execution of tasks. It is derived from Portage, which is the package management system used by the Gentoo Linux distribution. It is most commonly used to build packages, and is used as the basis of the OpenEmbedded project. See http://developer.berlios.de/projects/bitbake/ and http://openembedded.org/. Sep 09 22:21:59 where's bb in git these days? Sep 09 22:22:14 git.openembedded.org :P Sep 09 22:23:16 d'oh Sep 09 22:23:18 so close :) Sep 09 22:25:28 damnit Sep 09 22:25:37 the cisco vpn client doesn't work with snow leopard Sep 09 22:25:46 * kergoth wonders how to configure ipsecuritas or something to connect to work Sep 09 22:25:49 kergoth uh Sep 09 22:52:40 kergoth: how about plain ssh Sep 09 22:53:13 * kergoth didn't realize snow leopard supported cisco vpns out of the box, was like 4 clicks from the preferences screen to get connected Sep 09 22:53:17 * kergoth chuckles at himself Sep 09 22:53:21 heh Sep 09 22:53:22 good news Sep 09 22:53:34 lol Sep 09 22:53:38 my spp still a couple of weeks away :/ Sep 09 22:53:42 kergoth: juniper ssl vpns had issue Sep 09 22:53:48 which someone fixed Sep 09 22:54:03 by changing perms on some dirs Sep 09 22:54:08 s/spp/slp/ Sep 09 22:54:31 mickeyl: I got it on same day :) Sep 09 22:54:39 mmh Sep 09 22:54:40 free delivery Sep 09 22:54:41 ordered it together with logic express 9 which is not out yet... *sigh* Sep 09 22:55:09 how much is it priced in Germany Sep 09 22:55:14 29 EUR Sep 09 22:55:18 quite a bargain Sep 09 22:55:51 oh so I got it cheaper for 29 USD Sep 09 22:55:55 ya Sep 09 22:56:08 we pay much more for the Apple products here Sep 09 22:56:09 you pay like 42 USD :) Sep 09 22:56:12 yep Sep 09 22:56:28 admitted, we have 19% VAT on it, but still Sep 09 22:56:32 there is a mental satisfaction for a devaluation Sep 09 22:56:38 hehe Sep 09 22:56:55 so is it 29 + VAT Sep 09 22:57:00 no, it's included Sep 09 22:57:08 oh not bad Sep 09 22:57:19 I paid 29 + CA sales tax Sep 09 22:57:23 which is like 9.25% Sep 09 22:57:49 all in all they're all quite ok priced Sep 09 22:57:54 except the mac pro which is ridicuolous Sep 09 22:57:55 imo Sep 09 22:58:01 ~spell ridiculous Sep 09 22:58:03 'ridiculous' may be spelled correctly Sep 09 22:58:06 ~botsnack Sep 09 22:58:07 mickeyl: aw, gee Sep 09 22:58:16 yeah my biggest hope was that I could use mail to talk to exchange server at work Sep 09 22:58:38 mickeyl: if it was greek your spelling was ok :) Sep 09 22:58:43 hehe Sep 09 22:59:15 can someone kick palm to release the gsm pre here? Sep 09 22:59:20 the waiting sucks Sep 09 22:59:24 meanwhile they're releasing more cdma models Sep 09 22:59:26 *sigh* Sep 09 22:59:28 oh I know someone there Sep 09 22:59:48 but I can nt kick him because that will have no effect on palm pre Sep 09 22:59:55 bummer Sep 09 23:00:36 I still cant connect to exchange server reliably with slp Sep 09 23:01:04 it fails to update after connecting so to get new mail I have to quit email and start again Sep 09 23:01:37 I guess M$ has put enough *features* to annoy people who arent using outlook Sep 09 23:02:19 fore sure Sep 09 23:02:35 it's a wonder anything not from redmond can talk their protocols and not crash Sep 09 23:02:57 no matter how much apple tries there support will be like evolution Sep 09 23:03:08 heh Sep 09 23:04:09 can someone kick palm to release the gsm pre here? Sep 09 23:04:16 in 2004 when I came to us 1 dollar was like 1.4 Euro and now its exactly opposite Sep 09 23:04:29 heh Sep 09 23:04:37 :) Sep 09 23:04:51 Crofton|work: you know, the last hope for a reasonably open hardware Sep 09 23:04:58 yeah Sep 09 23:05:16 mickeyl: I am running gcc testsuite for 4.4.1 on minimal-uclibc/thumb for last three days results look good Sep 09 23:05:43 mickeyl: you're not holding out for an n900? Sep 09 23:05:45 khem: oh, pretty cool. how's 4.4.x wrt. arm optimization? 4.2 and 4.3 didn't quite match 4.1 iirc Sep 09 23:05:49 if all goes well I think we can switch the default compiler for minimal Sep 09 23:06:10 mickeyl: I think its better than 4.3 and 4.2 Sep 09 23:06:12 bluelightning: no, way too much effort to RE all the interesting stuff. it's on the same level of "openness" as previous models Sep 09 23:06:18 I have not done comparision with 4.1 Sep 09 23:06:40 mickeyl: hmm, which wasn't particularly open :/ Sep 09 23:06:46 bluelightning: bingo Sep 09 23:06:56 wifi sucked Sep 09 23:06:57 yet their make a big marketing fuzz about maemo Sep 09 23:07:06 being completely free Sep 09 23:07:14 *shrug* Sep 09 23:07:34 fighting against windmills Sep 09 23:07:37 so tiring Sep 09 23:08:13 tests on arm should be faster once I figure out serial cable for my beagle Sep 09 23:08:29 right now they run for 3 full days Sep 09 23:08:47 on a 200 MHz box with nfs mounted rfs Sep 09 23:09:05 * khem needs to eat something Sep 09 23:09:09 ~bon appetit Sep 09 23:09:10 from memory, bon appetit is smacznego. Guten Appetit. Eet Smakelijk. God Appetitt. Buon Appetito. Buen apetito Bom Apetite. buen apetito Smaklig måltid!. Hyvää ruokahalua. Bo Proveito Sep 09 23:09:13 * mickeyl needs to sleep something Sep 09 23:09:16 g'night flks Sep 09 23:09:20 folks, that is **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Sep 10 02:59:57 2009