**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jan 22 02:59:57 2010 Jan 22 03:16:04 03Khem Raj  07org.openembedded.dev * re140696df4 10openembedded.git/recipes/eglibc/eglibc_svn.bb: Jan 22 03:16:04 eglibc-svn: Bump SRCREV to tip of trunk. Jan 22 03:16:04 Signed-off-by: Khem Raj Jan 22 04:41:57 I'm trying to cross compile in OE a project which uses scons. I get this: CROSS COMPILE Badness: /usr/include in INCLUDEPATH: /usr/include/gtk-2.0 Jan 22 04:42:15 how do I insert my ${STAGING_DIR}/${BASE_PACKAGE_ARCH}${TARGET_VENDOR}-${TARGET_OS}/ in the -I Jan 22 04:42:19 ? Jan 22 07:15:30 hello i was wondering if anyone could help me with a bitbake recipe, real basic stuff Jan 22 07:17:00 is anyone here? Jan 22 07:21:40 hello Jan 22 07:24:38 hello? Jan 22 07:25:02 can anyone help me Jan 22 07:38:52 03Khem Raj  07org.openembedded.dev * r9b7a3d25ba 10openembedded.git/recipes/wxsqlite3/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Jan 22 07:38:52 wxsqlite3: Add version 1.9.7 recipe. Jan 22 07:38:52 * Fix linker failure due to gcc inline issue (gcc-inline.patch). Jan 22 07:38:52 * Fix broken unicode builds (wxtranslate.patch). Jan 22 07:38:52 Signed-off-by: Johan Hovold Jan 22 07:38:54 Signed-off-by: Khem Raj Jan 22 07:42:59 good morning Jan 22 07:45:32 03Bernhard Kaindl  07org.openembedded.dev * r9c2a58e499 10openembedded.git/recipes/binutils/binutils_2.17.bb: (log message trimmed) Jan 22 07:45:32 binutils_2.17.bb: Fix setscene of binutils-cross-sdk_2.17, switch binutils_2.17.bb to INC_PR Jan 22 07:45:32 * All of the binutils-cross-sdk_*.bb recipes rely on their binutils_*.bb Jan 22 07:45:32 recipe to define INC_PR, but binutils_2.17.bb does not define it, so Jan 22 07:45:34 setscene of binutils-cross-sdk_2.17 fails because it does a mkdir of Jan 22 07:45:36 work/.../binutils-cross-sdk-2.17-\$\{INC_PR\}.1/ which causes an abort Jan 22 07:45:38 when trying to find the setscene scripts later. Jan 22 07:49:05 03Bernhard Kaindl  07org.openembedded.dev * r0ed1a21a00 10openembedded.git/recipes/htop/htop_0.7.bb: (log message trimmed) Jan 22 07:49:05 htop_0.7.bb: Fix htop do_configure: Ensure that ncurses is staged. Jan 22 07:49:05 * htop's do_configure needs ncurses, but htop did only have an RDEPENDS Jan 22 07:49:05 on ncurses which only triggers a build of of ncurses after or in parallel Jan 22 07:49:05 to htop's do_configure, which is too late. Fix this: Jan 22 07:49:09 Since htop is dynamically linked against ncurces, OE detects the REDEPENDS Jan 22 07:49:11 to ncurses automatically and we can simply change the RDEPENDS to DEPENDS. Jan 22 08:04:16 Hi! Jan 22 08:04:36 Have anyone here cross-compiled anyting using bjam (Boost Jam) ? Jan 22 08:24:15 03Marc Olzheim  07org.openembedded.dev * r658cf78bc2 10openembedded.git/recipes/iproute2/ (4 files in 2 dirs): Jan 22 08:24:15 iproute2: Remove unneeded bash dependency Jan 22 08:24:15 * Even though the recipes did not list it in REDEPENDS, two scripts in Jan 22 08:24:15 this package depended on bash. Since this was unneeded, I removed that Jan 22 08:24:15 dependency. (Upstream notified) Jan 22 08:24:17 Signed-off-by: Khem Raj Jan 22 09:05:50 03Robert Schuster  07org.openembedded.dev * rfc301f1583 10openembedded.git/conf/machine/nokia900.conf: Jan 22 09:05:50 nokia900: initial version of machine config for Nokia N900 tablet/phone Jan 22 09:05:50 Written by Robert, tweaked a bit by me. Jan 22 09:05:50 Acked-by: Marcin Juszkiewicz Jan 22 09:05:51 03Guo Hongruan  07org.openembedded.dev * ra72f0d33dd 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux/ (linux-sun4cdm_2.4.26.bb linux-sun4cdm_2.6.8.1.bb): Jan 22 09:05:55 Fix a bug of COMPATIBLE_HOST defination in linux-sun4cdm_*.bb Jan 22 09:05:57 * Correct the defination of COMPATIBLE_HOST in linux-sun4cdm_2.4.26.bb and linux-sun4cdm_2.6.8.1.bb, the previous defination causes linux-sun4cdm never been selected. Jan 22 09:06:00 Signed-off-by: Marcin Juszkiewicz Jan 22 09:06:02 03Marcin Juszkiewicz  07org.openembedded.dev * r9b2387f596 10openembedded.git/: Merge branch 'org.openembedded.dev' of git.openembedded.org:openembedded into org.openembedded.dev Jan 22 09:10:53 just wondering, is the official rule now to have checksums in the recipe? And if so, do we plan a conversion and outdate checksums.ini ? Jan 22 09:13:22 * XorA watches the tumble weed Jan 22 09:14:00 * JaMa would like to use in-recipe checksums more.. but it would be nice to have some policy for SRC_URI naming like SRC_URI[archive.md5sum] named the same in every recipe with just one archive? Jan 22 09:16:20 eFfeM: there was a thread about it on ML, but if I remember outcome of it correctly, both ways are correct :P Jan 22 09:16:51 JaMa: anyone is free to write some docs Jan 22 09:17:09 JaMa: if your the first the chances your way wins :-) Jan 22 09:17:31 one issue is there is an infrastucture for the old way and none for the new Jan 22 09:18:14 ynezz: i remember the thread but was not sure about the outcome Jan 22 09:18:49 reason for asking is that I still use the old-style checksums.ini but yesterday committed a recipe on behalf of mlip2 which had inline checksums Jan 22 09:19:03 and got curious what the preferred solution is Jan 22 09:20:21 i've no problem converting the recipes I feel attached to, but I'm not exactly seeking additional work, so if the old way is ok, I won't Jan 22 09:20:38 and happy to use whatever is the preferred way for future recipes Jan 22 09:20:45 i read that on the ML, and this is why I created the recipes using the in-recipe approach Jan 22 09:31:11 hmm, newstyle checksums dont work with gnome software Jan 22 09:36:52 eFfeM: I think, that both ways as correct, looking into git log... Jan 22 09:38:46 good morning Jan 22 09:39:15 i see koen still using the old style Jan 22 09:41:23 florian: 'morning Jan 22 09:41:48 eFfeM: it's not only him, git log -p and look for checksums.ini Jan 22 09:42:52 different topic: packaged staging: would it be ok to move pstage out of tmp/deploy set DEPLOY_DIR_PSTAGE then nuke tmp, or do I need to fully rebuild Jan 22 09:43:26 ynezz: I know, just mentioned koen as he is one of the opinion leaders (if that is the right phrase) Jan 22 09:43:44 eFfeM: there were some bugs when it was moved outside, I dont know if they ever got fixed, it was either mckoan or ant_work that was having issues Jan 22 09:44:02 XorA: guess I'll take the safe route then Jan 22 09:44:53 eFfeM: ask them, it would be good to keep it outside tmp/ Jan 22 09:45:01 eFfeM: I only warned in case you saw issues Jan 22 09:45:24 one more staging q: I see now that pstage is in deploy/*libc, but build for machines that use glibc and for machines that use eglibc. can I mix these or do I need to have some LIBC related var in my DEPLOY_DIR_PSTAGE Jan 22 09:46:03 XorA: do you mean on the IRC ? Jan 22 09:46:03 XorA: Thanks, mckoan, ant_work: any comments ? Jan 22 09:47:23 mckoan: vageu memories you had some issue with packaged staging Jan 22 09:47:37 well, if your image contains a package using 'package_stagefile_shell' you get problems moving pstage out of tmpdir Jan 22 09:47:55 but biggest problem I/we see is the arch-mismatch Jan 22 09:48:13 I mean, staging-ipk are defaulting to host arch... Jan 22 09:48:53 and this is with 'regular' layout Jan 22 09:49:37 eFfeM: why you want to move pstage out of tmp/deploy ? Jan 22 09:50:32 mckoan: a few days ago someone pointed me to this page from hrw: http://marcin.juszkiewicz.com.pl/2008/07/01/packaged-staging-and-what-it-gives/ Jan 22 09:50:58 and I also once had issues that mythtv failed because there was an old version in staging Jan 22 09:51:06 and then someone mentioend: use packaged staging Jan 22 09:51:27 btw, host arch is just fine for the -cross and -native, absolutely wrong for the others... Jan 22 09:52:19 actually even seem to recall koen mentioned that with packaged staging this problem (linking against an old lib in staging instead of loally) would go away with packaged staging, but not fully sure any more Jan 22 09:52:40 mckoan: if it is out of tmp/deploy it is easier to remove the rest Jan 22 09:53:14 eFfeM: the point was to have per-package staging Jan 22 09:53:53 ~curse python for infecting gnome Jan 22 09:53:54 May the fleas of a thousand camels infest your most sensitive regions, python for infecting gnome ! Jan 22 09:54:38 yeah but staging currently still contains old versions, they are not removed or so, so guess a good practice could be to have pstage outside of tmp and remove tmp very regularly Jan 22 09:55:09 eFfeM: I'm not sure about real benefits of it, I should try Jan 22 09:55:43 I faced to weird problems two days ago Jan 22 09:56:59 I wasn't able to build the version I wanted of a package, the only way after houts playing with bitbake -cclean and so on has been to delete tmp and rebuild Jan 22 09:57:44 I'm afraid with pstage out of tmp/deploy will raise more problems than benefits Jan 22 09:58:08 from a QA perspective (to get proper dependencies) it would make sense to rm tmp after every package build and repopulate staging with only what is in depends; afai understand things now even with pstage if you build console-image still everything will end up in staging and missing dependencies might go unnoticed because some other pacakge installed things Jan 22 10:00:39 eFfeM: I'd rather consider a selective package cleaning that AFAIK is not available now Jan 22 10:04:17 a good point for packaged-staging would be if it allow development environment/tree moveable Jan 22 10:05:49 not sure if that is possible Jan 22 10:08:27 actually thinking of it the tree could perhaps be moved to a different system, but not to a different location, because there are files in staging (and hence in the staging recipes) that contain paths. E.g. *-config stuff Jan 22 10:22:29 pb_: what a dense e-mail (opcode 0xed5b0b23)! Heat-off! Jan 22 10:48:00 morning all Jan 22 10:48:06 hi gremlin Jan 22 10:48:12 hi woglinde ! Jan 22 10:49:34 hi gremlin[it] Jan 22 10:56:30 hmm, how does the pkgconfig SYSROOT support work? Jan 22 10:56:44 hi mckoan Jan 22 11:03:20 XorA: man pkgconfig? Jan 22 11:04:09 zecke_: it looks like OE does it right, this cursed Makefile doesnt pick up the env vars for some reason Jan 22 11:04:51 XorA: PKG_CONFIG_SYSROOT_DIR Jan 22 11:05:07 zecke_: yes which we export from bitbake.conf Jan 22 11:06:05 XorA: is it using the wrong pkg-config? Jan 22 11:06:19 zecke_: that is possible, I am debugging it now Jan 22 11:06:37 hi xora Jan 22 11:29:43 hi pb Jan 22 12:53:13 re Jan 22 13:03:20 hi hrw Jan 22 13:09:17 gm Jan 22 13:11:35 Crofton_|work: hi Jan 22 13:17:19 anyone look over the libxml recipe? Jan 22 13:26:14 I remember I saw something strange during build...I have a log somewhere, can't check offhand Jan 22 13:26:33 the patch for libxml2 :) Jan 22 13:26:37 it applies :) Jan 22 13:27:17 I am mainly worried if changing the configure options adds depends Jan 22 13:27:46 hej (i am the one who wrote this patch) Jan 22 13:27:53 hi Jan 22 13:28:02 iirc there was some packaging flaw.. Jan 22 13:28:10 well, actually it compiles fine, and the if it compiles it doesnt add any extra deps Jan 22 13:28:19 do you know if there are additional packages that must be built due to the configure changes Jan 22 13:28:30 well, they may have alrady been built Jan 22 13:28:36 i needed the configure options for the new recipe on xml::libxml Jan 22 13:28:41 but a different order of build might cause a problem Jan 22 13:28:43 yeah Jan 22 13:29:01 so, a clean of tmp and rebuild would show ? Jan 22 13:29:10 ./contrib/patchwork/pw-am.sh 1505 Jan 22 13:29:14 somethign like that Jan 22 13:29:31 can't i just output the dependencies with bitbake -g ... ? Jan 22 13:29:33 any patch that works with that and has a good log message is much more likely to get in :) Jan 22 13:29:51 those are read from the recipe :) Jan 22 13:30:22 but then i would have to do a bitbake world ? Jan 22 13:30:40 since only then we have the guarantee that everything builds ? Jan 22 13:33:43 actuall rm tmp Jan 22 13:33:49 and bitbake libxml2 Jan 22 13:33:56 k, doing that Jan 22 13:34:02 thanks Jan 22 13:34:19 painful I know Jan 22 13:34:33 well, if thats the requirements, then it has to be done ;) Jan 22 13:34:46 well Jan 22 13:34:57 some people are more strict than others Jan 22 13:35:12 if you are real fmailiar, you know what can change Jan 22 13:35:32 also, there will need to be a pr bump Jan 22 13:35:42 I'll do that in another commit Jan 22 13:36:13 i'll do the rebuild without it, and report on whether it builds Jan 22 13:36:17 mlip if you want to i can build overnight Jan 22 13:36:30 already got rid of tmp ;) Jan 22 13:37:08 grep -l says that some 200 recipes use libxml2, ofc there are some dups (different versions of a recipe) so it is a fairly important recipe Jan 22 13:37:37 do i have to build those too ? Jan 22 13:38:13 eh, well there are things in it that I cannot test and I guess you cannot either Jan 22 13:38:21 because buidling is one and testing is two Jan 22 13:38:43 then again the configure options should extend functionality so i feel they are fairly safe Jan 22 13:39:10 that i thought too; libxml2 gets more features, so it should be fairly safe Jan 22 13:40:20 intriguing observation: dbus-native depends on libxml2-native but dbus itself does not depend on libxml2 Jan 22 13:41:06 btw the fact that libxml2 is fairly core was the argument not to add those new flags in libxml2-native (if it ain't broken don't fix it) Jan 22 13:45:01 worst case it gets reverted, I am not sensitive about that sort of thing Jan 22 13:46:26 200/448 - i think in 30mins i can tell if libxml2 builds from scratch Jan 22 13:48:45 re Jan 22 13:50:56 hm oh firefox 3.6 is out Jan 22 13:51:22 woglinde: and my nomaroka says still 3.6pre even with today's version ;D Jan 22 13:51:28 * hrw -> coffee Jan 22 13:51:44 ~lart phoronix Jan 22 13:51:45 * ibot slaps phoronix upside the head with a wet fish Jan 22 14:09:08 what this time? Jan 22 14:09:40 firefox 3.6 Jan 22 14:17:03 Crofton_|work eFfeM_work: NOTE: Tasks Summary: Attempted 448 tasks of which 0 didn't need to be rerun and 0 failed. Jan 22 14:17:10 bitbake libxml2 from scratch Jan 22 14:17:20 thanks Jan 22 14:17:25 I'll push in a fwe minutes Jan 22 14:17:58 dunno what about the recipes that require libxml2, but since the patch adds features (without any more deps) this should be no problem Jan 22 14:20:25 mlip: cool, good work Jan 22 14:21:19 Crofton_|work: will you also push the libxml-libxml-perl recipe ? That was the reason the libxml2 recipe needed to be changed Jan 22 14:22:26 yeah Jan 22 14:22:32 I wanted to work on this one first Jan 22 14:23:13 sure Jan 22 14:24:01 03Philip Balister  07org.openembedded.dev * r71edf0fca9 10openembedded.git/recipes/libxml/ (libxml2.inc libxml2_2.7.3.bb): libxml2 : Convert to INC_PR. Bump PR for earlier commit. Jan 22 14:24:11 03Michael Lippautz  07org.openembedded.dev * r8477bc642e 10openembedded.git/recipes/libxml/libxml2.inc: Jan 22 14:24:11 libxml2: Add catalog and docbook support Jan 22 14:24:11 * Adds catalog and docbook support, which is needed for Jan 22 14:24:11 libxml-libxml-perl recipe. Jan 22 14:24:13 Signed-off-by: Philip Balister Jan 22 14:24:28 * eFfeM_work just didn't want that it got dropped, as the xmltv recipe could also benefit from the perl recipe (will dig into that later this weekend) Jan 22 14:25:07 btw is it mandatory or recommended to add a signed-off line if you push on behalf of someone else ? Didn't do that yesterday with the other files from Michael that I pushed for him Jan 22 14:27:40 I think the pw script does that Jan 22 14:27:56 ~curse intel badly for "Intel released version 2.10.0 of the X.org xf86-video-intel driver, which is usually just called "intel". This is the first version to require a kernel with KMS support." Jan 22 14:27:57 May the fleas of a thousand camels infest your most sensitive regions, intel badly for "Intel released version 2.10.0 of the X.org xf86-video-intel driver, which is usually just called "intel". This is the first version to require a kernel with KMS support." ! Jan 22 14:28:19 hrw? Jan 22 14:29:00 woglinde: my laptop can not use intelfb Jan 22 14:29:50 Crofton, ah, so you didn't add it yourself Jan 22 14:30:05 hrw dell crap Jan 22 14:30:06 eFfeM_work, right Jan 22 14:30:07 *g* Jan 22 14:30:25 woglinde: intel crap Jan 22 14:31:33 * kergoth always uses ci -s out of habit.. should just move the -s into the ci alias, really.. Jan 22 14:31:48 Crofton_|work: odd, I pushed this for him http://cgit.openembedded.org/cgit.cgi/openembedded/commit/?id=6cd92d1545ccf5d4f1459f70faa81be68adb0794 Jan 22 14:32:01 http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/udev-browse.html Jan 22 14:32:04 nice stuff Jan 22 14:32:05 that did not add a signed_off msg, so it must be some local config I assume Jan 22 14:32:25 using the contrib/patchwork script? Jan 22 14:32:42 this stupid PR = "r0" stuff is annoying Jan 22 14:33:06 guess so, I committed with git commit --author Jan 22 14:33:19 * eFfeM_work does not really have knowledge on patchwork Jan 22 14:35:49 hrw: do you happen to remember the history of updater.sh? The origins I mean? Jan 22 14:39:25 ant_work: mickeyl know more but I can tell some too Jan 22 14:39:41 hrw: it seems there were headers appended to the kernel and prepended to the initrd originally Jan 22 14:39:54 ant_work: first ver was with poodle, then c7x0, tosa, spitz, akita, borzoi/terrier Jan 22 14:40:11 yea, these share same 7168k mtd stuff Jan 22 14:40:24 ant_work: someone decoded it, Sash and pdax people wrote own ver, other people too Jan 22 14:40:34 ant_work: we used original sharp ones iirc Jan 22 14:40:57 ant_work: one day I started to merge poodle/c7x0/tosa/akita/spitz versions into one which we use now. Jan 22 14:41:16 ant_work: when and why image header got added? no idea - looks like it was there from start Jan 22 14:41:37 I see...anyway the flashing process is still not perfect, it seems. Stanislav said updater.sh doesn't do proper checksum Jan 22 14:41:37 ant_work: for me it looks like sharp planned to store version of rootfs there Jan 22 14:41:59 exactly, and read it from the diagnostic Jan 22 14:42:23 these checksums/mver have any value for us Jan 22 14:42:30 using 2.6 Jan 22 14:42:36 or am I wrong? Jan 22 14:42:55 never checked that stuff Jan 22 14:43:16 I mostly assumed that updater.sh is what it is and does what it does. Jan 22 14:43:42 planned to drop that 16B header but at that time I also dropped Z support Jan 22 14:43:59 hi booxter Jan 22 14:44:00 ;) Jan 22 14:44:05 great work, btw Jan 22 14:44:37 ant_work: good thing was that I had most of Z models at desk at that time so testing was easier Jan 22 14:44:58 hrw: we come now to the point where an user could even ignore that cumbersome Keypress on boot... Jan 22 14:46:03 ant_work: I like 2.4 rescue mode Jan 22 14:46:25 he..you need old,small SD/CF Jan 22 14:46:35 with that kernel Jan 22 14:48:10 hrw: do you think it makes sense spending time on ubifs on Z? Jan 22 14:48:46 latest kernels have support compiled-in Jan 22 14:48:57 ant_work: ubifs is faster then jffs2 Jan 22 14:49:16 ubifs has sense on any device Jan 22 14:49:22 I see Jan 22 14:49:26 which uses root on flash Jan 22 14:49:46 even on small 121MB flash? Jan 22 14:50:47 it is not small Jan 22 14:51:10 I have here devices with smaller flash chips Jan 22 14:51:18 what do routers use? squashfs-lzma? Jan 22 14:52:40 mostly Jan 22 14:55:18 Crofton_|work: http://patchwork.openembedded.org/patch/1502/ is for stable - can you? Jan 22 15:00:14 In the oe docs it says that ROOTFS_POSTPROCESS_COMMAND could be used to change the root password. Thats pretty much all I find about setting the password. I have seen examples where they use zap_root_password but nothing that actually explains how it should be done Jan 22 15:00:34 check zap_root_password function then? Jan 22 15:04:26 hrw, does that take into account khem's commnet? Jan 22 15:04:36 yes Jan 22 15:04:37 I thought you might have messed up the subject line :) Jan 22 15:04:45 I did Jan 22 15:06:03 done Jan 22 15:06:17 Laibsch, thanks for responding to the svga patch Jan 22 15:06:21 jovox you can just issue a command in ROOTFS_POSTPROCESS_COMMAND e.g. a command to hack a different root password in the root fs (ofc there are also other ways to achieve it like copying a passwd file or even make a recipe that gives a passwd fiel) Jan 22 15:06:47 mlip, I have been stuck on this for quite some time Jan 22 15:06:51 thx, now need patchwork to catch it Jan 22 15:06:52 NOTE: Running task 549 of 578 (ID: 425, virtual:native:/home/balister/oe/openembedded/recipes/perl/libxml-namespacesupport-perl_1.10.bb, do_configure) Jan 22 15:07:15 NOTE: Running task 4333 of 7280 (ID: 3215, /home/hrw/devel/buglabs/trunk/meta-bug/packages/bug-apps/com.buglabs.app.timelapse.bb, do_build) Jan 22 15:07:22 yeah Jan 22 15:07:27 BBCLASSEXTEND Jan 22 15:07:38 hm next will be zlib I will switch Jan 22 15:08:55 Crofton_|work: mhm ? Jan 22 15:09:39 Crofton_|work: I've build it yesterday before checking in without any problem Jan 22 15:10:05 it is not an earlier task that is in progress? (due to parallel make etc). Jan 22 15:10:09 Crofton_|work: maybe Jan 22 15:10:13 stop it Jan 22 15:10:18 because i think Jan 22 15:10:21 you'Ve created a huge logfile by now Jan 22 15:10:25 heh Jan 22 15:10:32 because there is some unitiliazed log file Jan 22 15:10:41 s/log/config Jan 22 15:11:28 i've seen this before, but since it disappeared after i did a clean build i thought it would have been cause by my corrupted tmp Jan 22 15:11:53 looks like it is looping on a continent selection Jan 22 15:11:55 there's something going on with perl/cpan/initialization that asks the user for some parameters (which country, etc) Jan 22 15:12:33 so this has not been caused by my corrupted tmp, but is a general problem :/ Jan 22 15:12:39 pb__: can you please look with your expirienced eye, if there is something obviously wrong (possible another thumb issue?) http://pastebin.ca/1761592 Jan 22 15:13:33 I'm assuming that nothing "normal" will trgger this? Jan 22 15:14:14 basically, I need to do some CPAN action to set the var it is looping? Jan 22 15:14:18 eFfeM_work, ok, I'll write a recipe for that then. Thanks a lot Jan 22 15:14:32 JaMa: yeah, that looks like you have a thumb interworking problem in libxml Jan 22 15:14:35 jovox, just mentioning options Jan 22 15:14:54 what does the call site at 0x409b2538 look like? Jan 22 15:15:20 Crofton_|work: I dont have that cpan(.bbclass) knowlegde, but setting the var only helps if Makefile.PL uses it Jan 22 15:15:40 jovox: i've seen that flag been used to rm some files from the rootfs Jan 22 15:15:51 Crofton: ? SVGA patch? Jan 22 15:16:06 I can't recall replying to that Jan 22 15:16:12 eFfeM_work, yeah, thats how I have used it as well Jan 22 15:16:17 svgalib Jan 22 15:16:29 you asked for something from git format patch Jan 22 15:17:12 pb_: updated http://pastebin.ca/1761602 Jan 22 15:17:16 I going to push the patch and depend on no one building perl :) Jan 22 15:17:17 And maybe it would be the right place to put it btw otherwise the password file might be overwritten by some other package.. Jan 22 15:18:19 03Michael Lippautz  07org.openembedded.dev * rca64b38e43 10openembedded.git/recipes/perl/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Jan 22 15:18:19 libxml-libxml-perl: Adds perl module XML::LibXML Jan 22 15:18:19 Signed-off-by: Philip Balister Jan 22 15:18:31 hi likewise Jan 22 15:18:46 hmm, maybe the email I saw was from eFfeM_work Jan 22 15:18:51 no Jan 22 15:18:54 urg Jan 22 15:18:58 back to work Jan 22 15:19:06 jovox, i think it is ok if your recipe is the last one in the image Jan 22 15:19:20 Crofton_|work: have you found a solution to the looping problem ? Jan 22 15:19:26 ok, I will try that Jan 22 15:19:31 Crofton: I think you mistake me for Paul Menzel, no? Jan 22 15:19:40 no Jan 22 15:19:44 OK Jan 22 15:19:47 Anyways Jan 22 15:19:49 I am guessing if you do something from the command line Jan 22 15:19:58 with CPAN the problem goes away Jan 22 15:20:21 :/ Jan 22 15:20:24 not ideal Jan 22 15:20:31 no Jan 22 15:20:51 but i can't trigger it a second time Jan 22 15:20:54 ;) Jan 22 15:22:29 Crofton_|work: could you paste the log, or something from the dialog? Jan 22 15:22:45 can't do a search which function/module causes this whithout any hint Jan 22 15:23:21 not easily Jan 22 15:24:13 i just remember that it asked for the country Jan 22 15:24:48 http://sscnet.ch/node/20 Jan 22 15:24:52 i think it was this dialog Jan 22 15:26:38 JaMa: hm, strange, that doesn't make a lot of sense. Jan 22 15:27:14 RP: Is the successor you were talking about any of InDefero, Redmine or Girocco? Jan 22 15:27:47 fourth option would be Gitorious that runs gitorious.org Jan 22 15:27:57 any of those four? Jan 22 15:29:11 pb_: :/ I'll try with rebuilded libxml (this problem is older than last changes to libxml) Jan 22 15:30:02 okay, good idea Jan 22 15:30:22 your problem seems to be that something is jumping into thumb code in the wrong state, anyway Jan 22 15:36:56 RP: I guess you mean gitolite, don't you? Jan 22 15:41:21 mlit is looping on the continent question Jan 22 16:01:30 Laibsch: yes Jan 22 16:19:11 pb_: strange indeed http://pastebin.com/m1e941d48 Jan 22 16:28:17 JaMa: caused by my libxml2 patch ? :/ Jan 22 16:29:14 mlip: probably not.. there was problem even before.. but it changed now Jan 22 16:29:48 oke; triplechecked the libxml homepage now and it says: Jan 22 16:30:03 Libxml2 does not require any other library, the normal C ANSI API should be sufficient (please report any violation to this rule you may find).# Jan 22 16:32:29 re Jan 22 16:47:56 03Chris Larson  07org.openembedded.dev * r53c1e82f65 10openembedded.git/recipes/shadow/shadow_4.1.4.2.bb: Jan 22 16:47:56 shadow: unbork the dependencies.. its DEPENDS, not DEPEND. Jan 22 16:47:56 Signed-off-by: Chris Larson Jan 22 16:47:57 03Chris Larson  07org.openembedded.dev * rac39d0bcd2 10openembedded.git/recipes/man/man_1.5p.bb: Jan 22 16:47:59 man: fix ldflags typo Jan 22 16:48:01 Signed-off-by: Chris Larson Jan 22 16:48:03 03Chris Larson  07org.openembedded.dev * r0174458a62 10openembedded.git/recipes/shadow/ (4 files): Jan 22 16:48:06 shadow: reorg into .inc, pull some mvl6 changes over, use a 'pam' distro feature. Jan 22 16:48:08 Signed-off-by: Chris Larson Jan 22 16:48:10 03Chris Larson  07org.openembedded.dev * r8cb2e3b5d3 10openembedded.git/recipes/postfix/postfix.inc: Jan 22 16:48:13 postfix: kill funky FILESDIR usage in SRC_URI Jan 22 16:48:15 Signed-off-by: Chris Larson Jan 22 16:48:17 03Chris Larson  07org.openembedded.dev * r81cd71f8a5 10openembedded.git/recipes/libcap/libcap2_2.16.bb: Jan 22 16:48:24 libcap: BUILD_CFLAGS can need the libcap/include too Jan 22 16:48:26 Signed-off-by: Chris Larson Jan 22 16:51:00 03Chris Larson  07org.openembedded.dev * rc6088e9906 10openembedded.git/recipes/iptables/ (7 files in 2 dirs): Jan 22 16:51:00 iptables: unbork the 1.3.8 build, merge iptables-utils into iptables. Jan 22 16:51:00 In recent iptables versions, the -save and -restore files are just symlinks Jan 22 16:51:00 pointing to the main, merged binary, so the separate package is a bit Jan 22 16:51:02 unnecessary. Jan 22 16:51:04 Signed-off-by: Chris Larson Jan 22 16:52:14 gogogo kergoth Jan 22 16:52:22 hehe Jan 22 16:52:28 trying to get through some of the backlog Jan 22 16:52:40 think i've got all the recipe changes that we couldn't easily do in amend.inc files upstream now Jan 22 16:52:51 now to push any class/.inc/.conf changes.. Jan 22 16:52:58 and amend.inc? :) Jan 22 16:53:15 its pushed Jan 22 16:53:34 yay Jan 22 16:53:44 pushed amend.inc and package_dbg.bbclass both on tuesday Jan 22 16:53:51 (the latter does per-subpackage dbg packages) Jan 22 16:54:05 think i'll push newcollection.inc today Jan 22 16:55:42 g'day kergoth Jan 22 16:55:45 hey pb_ Jan 22 16:56:28 hmm, never did get around to killing the explicit path list in package_dbg.. ah well, one of these days Jan 22 17:02:20 03Chris Larson  07org.openembedded.dev * rccf4b50951 10openembedded.git/classes/package_dbg.bbclass: Jan 22 17:02:20 package_dbg: kill the explicit dir list Jan 22 17:02:20 Signed-off-by: Chris Larson Jan 22 17:02:22 or today. heh Jan 22 17:03:52 did anyone have any thoughts on http://patchwork.openembedded.org/patch/1487/ ? Jan 22 17:08:57 03Chris Larson  07org.openembedded.dev * r09ff53d927 10openembedded.git/conf/amend-recipes.inc: Jan 22 17:08:57 Lets rename conf/amend-recipes.inc to amend.bbclass, for consistency Jan 22 17:08:57 Signed-off-by: Chris Larson Jan 22 17:11:13 hi,mmm what should I do for grub.conf/menu.lst: kernel /boot/bzImage root=/dev/hda1 ro obviously fails Jan 22 17:11:21 because of hda1 instead of sda1 Jan 22 17:11:26 guess i should rename conf/newcollection.inc to a bbclass, too, since the INHERIT method is the preferred method of enabling optional global/task functionality Jan 22 17:11:26 I add my own config? Jan 22 17:11:42 how many old kernel do we have? Jan 22 17:11:52 define old Jan 22 17:12:02 not many for x86 I bet Jan 22 17:12:10 ah.. x86 Jan 22 17:12:15 you can override the grub menu.lst easily enough, drop a machine specific one into place in its filespath, or override filespathbase and override it at the build/project level Jan 22 17:12:23 old means that it uses the old ata subsystem Jan 22 17:12:25 heh Jan 22 17:13:25 I know...but is that what I should do? Jan 22 17:13:55 because if every machine uses sda1.... Jan 22 17:14:43 every machine should override Jan 22 17:14:43 s/machine/x86 machine// Jan 22 17:14:43 g Jan 22 17:19:17 so I bet I should add my own machine menu.lst Jan 22 17:19:18 anyway... Jan 22 17:20:23 I bet ro/rw is fixed as I saw commited patches in the ml Jan 22 17:20:33 so I keep ro Jan 22 17:34:51 hi all Jan 22 17:36:51 re Jan 22 17:36:54 he thesing Jan 22 17:43:16 huhu Jan 22 17:43:25 hi Jin^eLD Jan 22 17:43:32 hey woglinde :) Jan 22 17:43:36 been a while Jan 22 17:50:03 bye Jan 22 17:50:28 nite hrw Jan 22 17:59:50 gm all Jan 22 17:59:54 woglinde: halo Jan 22 18:00:10 woglinde: I have 0.9.30.2 tested on arm and mips Jan 22 18:00:17 I shall commit it Jan 22 18:00:19 can someone tell me why the gpsd recipe defines a provides with "virtual/gpsd" ? it's the only recipe (trusting grep) that uses it Jan 22 18:02:54 fso-gpsd_git.bb Jan 22 18:03:20 mlip: sounds like a remnant. check the git logs. git log --follow -Svirtual/gpsd foo.bb Jan 22 18:03:35 mlip: -S finds the commits that add/remove lines containing that (not modify, only add/remove) Jan 22 18:04:30 kergoth: thx Jan 22 18:06:52 mlip: fso-gpsd_git.bb and gpsd both seem to provide it Jan 22 18:07:44 khem: ye, didnt find fso-gpsd; thx Jan 22 18:08:11 trying to bring gpsd up to date, since the old API changed and is deprecated now Jan 22 18:08:22 good Jan 22 18:12:41 03Khem Raj  07org.openembedded.dev * rb0db92d798 10openembedded.git/recipes/uclibc/ (61 files in 48 dirs): Jan 22 18:12:41 uclibc: Add new recipes for 0.9.30.2 release. Jan 22 18:12:41 * Tested on arm and mips using minimal-uclibc and gcc_svn. Jan 22 18:12:41 Signed-off-by: Khem Raj Jan 22 18:22:36 otavio: you said the Poulsbo chipset is problematic in Linux? Jan 22 18:23:08 khem super Jan 22 18:31:47 mlip: i just also got the configure error in namespacesupport Jan 22 18:33:16 Laibsch: ye Jan 22 18:33:19 Laibsch: yes Jan 22 18:33:31 darn Jan 22 18:33:38 Laibsch: http://www.happyassassin.net/2009/01/30/intel-gma-500-poulsbo-graphics-on-linux-a-precise-and-comprehensive-summary-as-to-why-youre-screwed/ Jan 22 18:33:53 I'm seriously considering the MSI Wind U110-Z5316XP Eco Luxury Jan 22 18:33:56 mlip: saved the log, don' thave time now but will get back to it tomorrow Jan 22 18:34:06 Laibsch: I don't know this machine Jan 22 18:34:35 eFfeM: i think it's something about Config.pm and CPAN initialization, but didnt find anything specific :/ Jan 22 18:37:17 kergoth: I don't suppose you would cherry pick in the top 2 commits from http://git.openpandora.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=openembedded.git;a=shortlog;h=op.openembedded.dev would you?, they are shadow tweaks I have rebased since your work to clean up the recipe (a security fix and a functional one). Jan 22 18:37:44 heh, sure, sorry about the hassle :) Jan 22 18:38:01 (mvl6 doesn't use pam, we had to make it conditional :) Jan 22 18:38:08 * kergoth looks at hte commits Jan 22 18:39:18 kergoth: so had I but no one wanted to pick up the changes from my tree, you did a nicer job anyway ;-) Jan 22 18:41:11 heh :) so many patches in the queue and peoples branches, its a miracle we do even as well as we do Jan 22 18:42:16 kergoth: I think on the whole it's about 100 times better then it has any right to be ;) Jan 22 18:45:19 * Crofton picked something from DJWillis tree once :) Jan 22 18:45:24 agreed Jan 22 18:45:31 DJWillis: what's the clone url for that repository? Jan 22 18:45:36 you don't have it in the summary :) Jan 22 18:45:37 otavio: As far as I understand http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_GMA#GMA_500_on_Linux the remaining problematic bit is 3D. I wonder what I would need 3D for. Gaming? I don't do Games. Jan 22 18:47:10 DJWillis: those commits look good to me, happy to cherry pick em Jan 22 18:47:16 kergoth: git://git.openpandora.org/openembedded.git but don't stress if it's a pain. Jan 22 18:47:29 Or just copy/paste ;) Jan 22 18:47:35 * kergoth just figured itd be faster to add a git remote and cherry pick it :) Jan 22 18:47:37 * kergoth <3 git Jan 22 18:48:08 kergoth: unlike me then ;-), I stuggle to stop it eating half my work most of the time ;-) Jan 22 18:48:15 eep Jan 22 18:48:43 Crofton: anyone picking off my tree takes there life in there hands ;-) Jan 22 18:49:05 heh :) Jan 22 18:49:53 03David-John Willis  07org.openembedded.dev * r94cae6b59f 10openembedded.git/recipes/shadow/ (files/pam.d/login files/securetty shadow.inc): Jan 22 18:49:53 shadow: Extend securetty file to include more common ttys (inc. ones used on OMAP3 platforms). Small correction for login pam file. Jan 22 18:49:53 Signed-off-by: Chris Larson Jan 22 18:50:04 03David-John Willis  07org.openembedded.dev * rc9482a1515 10openembedded.git/recipes/shadow/shadow.inc: Jan 22 18:50:04 shadow.inc: Correctly install /etc/securetty and add back support for creating /etc/skel as part of the recipe. Jan 22 18:50:04 Signed-off-by: Chris Larson Jan 22 19:07:39 woglinde: I have disabled the -O0 patch for ldso in .30.2 it was fine with gcc svn but I could not test it with other gcc's Jan 22 19:08:12 woglinde: if you have gcc-4.4.2 or something just check uclibc 0.9.30.2 builds with it in thumb mode Jan 22 19:08:23 if not then I might have to comeup with something Jan 22 19:08:34 ~lart thumb Jan 22 19:08:34 * ibot whips out a hot clue gun and makes sure that thumb is stuck to the floor Jan 22 19:23:34 This instruction: Jan 22 19:23:34 #if defined(ARCH_CPU_ARM_FAMILY) Jan 22 19:23:34 asm("bkpt 0"); Jan 22 19:23:34 doesn't compile in OE. Any idea? Jan 22 19:26:03 what's the error? Jan 22 19:26:11 that's a perfectly good instruction in itself. Jan 22 19:27:04 pb__: only on armv5t and above Jan 22 19:27:26 woglinde: http://www.xora.org.uk/cgi-bin/cgit.cgi/openembedded/log/?h=xora/gnome-update might cheer you up, lots of new style checksum goodness :-) Jan 22 19:27:40 khem: ah, true Jan 22 19:55:37 how can I change window/tab title on konsole from shell ? Jan 22 19:55:50 xtitle works well with gnome-terminal but not with konsole Jan 22 20:01:13 if I change PREFERRED_VERSION for kernel, what do I have to clean/rebuild for my rootfs to grab the new kernel version vs the old? Jan 22 20:01:37 bitbake -c clean virtual/kernel Jan 22 20:01:39 :P Jan 22 20:01:55 right, but my console-image still has the old kernel modules Jan 22 20:02:17 images are from scratch every time. Jan 22 20:02:23 clean the kernel, bitabke the image Jan 22 20:02:36 though, might want to make *certain* the old ipks are gone from tmp/deploy/ipk Jan 22 20:02:41 come to think of it.. :) Jan 22 20:02:50 ya, there must be something else Jan 22 20:03:00 which 'certain' ones? :P Jan 22 20:03:35 * kergoth thinks the way we handle ipks for images sucks, better to have the image pull the *exact* files the most recent builds emitted Jan 22 20:03:53 noticed also that /tmp/rootfs is no longer getting populated - has that changed recently (just sync'd up OE for first time in ages) Jan 22 20:04:27 you could -c clean, then change PREFERRED_VERSION Jan 22 20:04:34 then bitbake image Jan 22 20:04:42 in that order, the old ipks will get rm'd Jan 22 20:05:00 Tartarus, yes, I think that was my mistake - not cleaning the original - I'll try that Jan 22 20:05:16 yeah, good point Jan 22 20:05:19 is there some way to tell oe_runmake which libtool to use? getting "| /bin/sh: ./libtool: No such file or directory"; should this be detected by configure ? Jan 22 20:06:31 mlip: may be LIBTOOL= Jan 22 20:07:02 tharvey, at some point I think it was deleted after the rootfs was built Jan 22 20:07:04 out of qemuppc and qemupowerpc which one is more appealing :) Jan 22 20:07:14 people would try to use it as a rootfs directly and it would fail Jan 22 20:07:36 since there are files that should be owned by root, but are not in the direcotry Jan 22 20:07:41 due to fakeroot Jan 22 20:07:55 I think not having rootfs is blessing Jan 22 20:08:07 mlip: the configure script generates a libtool, but its not ./libtool if you're letting oe run the autoreconf Jan 22 20:08:08 I so many times tried to unsuccessfully nfsroot it Jan 22 20:08:13 khem: indeed Jan 22 20:08:20 in mvl6 its moved under the image WORKDIR Jan 22 20:08:29 * kergoth looks at current oe image.bbclass Jan 22 20:08:45 khem :) Jan 22 20:08:50 Crofton_|work, ok - thx Jan 22 20:09:01 just untar the tarball Jan 22 20:09:10 as root, and it will work as an nfs root :) Jan 22 20:10:22 kergoth: arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-libtool is the right one, isnt it ? Jan 22 20:10:28 yeah Jan 22 20:12:31 kergoth: thx; Makefile.am uses a static approach instead of using the var :/ Jan 22 20:12:47 fix the lame makefile Jan 22 20:12:50 mlip: ahh, silly developers... Jan 22 20:13:01 that's really stupid, actually. libtool is integrated with automake, just use the built in variables.. Jan 22 20:13:07 shouldnt even need the variable Jan 22 20:13:12 but i guess it depends on what they're doing Jan 22 20:13:14 re Jan 22 20:18:16 # Warning: This overrides autoconf's normal link-line generatyion process Jan 22 20:18:20 haha Jan 22 20:18:30 ... Jan 22 20:18:33 hah Jan 22 20:18:36 well, it warned you :) Jan 22 20:19:30 ofc i am scanning the 700 lines makefile.am for weird linking approaches ;) Jan 22 20:20:46 hehe Jan 22 20:21:11 * kergoth wishes there was some sort of static checker for autoconf buildsystems, to spot idiocy Jan 22 20:21:17 "Jackass, stop using ./libtool" Jan 22 20:22:51 That would be good Jan 22 20:23:14 like cross compile badness Jan 22 20:23:21 in gcc Jan 22 20:23:45 Its easy - [ - f configure.ac ] && { echo "don't use autotools"; exit 1 } Jan 22 20:23:48 does @LIBTOOL@ work in makefile.am ? Jan 22 20:23:53 step 3 - profit! Jan 22 20:24:49 mlip: yeah, itll stay as is in the .in, then configure will replace it in Makefile.in->Makefile.am Jan 22 20:25:00 as long as you dont need it used by automake itself, which i doubt Jan 22 20:45:58 someone knows a solution to an quite "old" error: http://www.hentges.net/irclogs/%23oe/2009/January/20090124_oe.log#[20090124 12:58:26] Jan 22 20:46:31 didnt receive any comments then, and it was the only hit when googling it (despite some pastebin's) Jan 22 20:56:37 hmm, is there any special magic needed to run an ext3 angstrom image in qemu-kvm? I never get the login... Jan 22 21:00:21 it keeps hanging somehwere in the userspace, I can switch virtual console (alt-f1/alt-f2) but that's it, no login prompt Jan 22 21:00:26 any ideas? Jan 22 21:04:13 * XorA sighs Jan 22 21:04:39 some ideas may be very clever, but their implementation is a total mess Jan 22 21:04:50 heh Jan 22 21:04:54 that happens pretty regularly :) Jan 22 21:05:17 gobject-introspection seems to be totally not cross compilable Jan 22 21:06:57 hi, i'm trying to build with packaged staging i see a few files in pstage but no packages and I am already at task 767 of 2433 (building angstrom console-image for beagleboard) is that ok ? Jan 22 21:15:33 what would be the right approach, if an update of a recipe would also require a change in the *.inc file? should a second .inc file be created, or the whole recipe (without inc) be placed in the actual recipe ? Jan 22 21:16:34 in the past I've done multiple .incs including a core .inc, but if its just one recipe, you could include the .inc and override to change things in the main recipe if possible Jan 22 21:17:08 or, if the new recipe is the way thing are going to be in the future, you could make the .inc do the new thing and then go back and fix up the old recipes to cope with its new behaviour. Jan 22 21:17:23 it's fairly hard to generalise about that, it all depends on the specifics. Jan 22 21:18:14 yeah, true Jan 22 21:18:24 we need version specific overrides and stuff Jan 22 21:18:49 Jin^eLD: are you using rw param to kernel boot params Jan 22 21:19:02 if the package has gone from using autotools to using qmake or something, and the old .inc is totally inapplicable to the new one, it'd make sense to create a new .inc. Jan 22 21:19:36 the changes are not that dramatic; i try it with overrides etc. Jan 22 21:19:40 if it's some more minor change then it would probably make sense to try to unify them somehow, but as I say it would all depend on exactly what's changing. Jan 22 21:19:42 kergoth: right Jan 22 21:20:27 gpsd recipe contains quite strange stuff :D Jan 22 21:21:42 ERROR: '['/home/filip.zyzniewski/pda/oe/openembedded/recipes/tasks/task-boot.bb']' RDEPENDS/RRECOMMENDS or otherwise requires the runtime entity '${PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/update-alternatives}' but it wasn't found in any PACKAGE or RPROVIDES variables Jan 22 21:21:42 khem: no, only root="/dev/hda" Jan 22 21:21:46 whoops? Jan 22 21:21:47 should I? Jan 22 21:22:00 Jin^eLD: try root="/dev/hda rw" Jan 22 21:23:41 hi,if I bump pygtk,should I bump something else too Jan 22 21:23:42 ? Jan 22 21:23:57 khem: thanks, that seems to be it! Jan 22 21:24:17 udev needs it Jan 22 21:24:33 Jin^eLD, khem is ro/rw not fixed?...I thought koen fixed it Jan 22 21:24:48 doesnt seem to be Jan 22 21:24:49 by commit 2b835db69e6b838fa8628dd85b11b4f930d5f5f9 Jan 22 21:25:07 Jin^eLD, are your oe tree up to date? Jan 22 21:25:14 GNUtoo|oeee: its the first time after several months that I had a chance to have a go at OE again, so no idea about the fix :) Jan 22 21:25:19 yes, I pulled today Jan 22 21:25:23 using OE stable Jan 22 21:25:35 ah ok stable Jan 22 21:25:41 so may work in .dev Jan 22 21:25:43 thanks Jan 22 21:25:44 basically I was following instructions on the angstrom page to build angstrom stable Jan 22 21:26:01 GNUtoo|oeee: I have fairly new .dev snapshot Jan 22 21:26:04 because I've a menu.lst of grub pending Jan 22 21:26:07 it did not work for arm atleast Jan 22 21:26:17 mmm Jan 22 21:26:26 should I add ro or rw to the menu.lst? Jan 22 21:26:26 kergoth: your image-features stuff is not yet in .dev? Jan 22 21:26:43 I'm paranoid about skype and I kind of will have to use it I fear, so I am building a minimal x11 image for x86 to run skype in qemu-kvm :) Jan 22 21:27:20 hrw: not yet, its on the list and in patchwork Jan 22 21:27:29 Jin^eLD, me to(for the paranoid), and so I do not use it Jan 22 21:27:33 kergoth: I just got use for it ;( Jan 22 21:28:22 Jin^eLD: .dev is stable too :) Jan 22 21:28:50 khem, is udev ran after checkroot? Jan 22 21:28:56 in /etc/rcS Jan 22 21:29:02 .d Jan 22 21:29:08 khem: how stable? :) I remember 2008 when I was using it a lot, and there things were changing very rapidly Jan 22 21:29:35 Anyone heard of issues doing bitbake on an nfs share? Jan 22 21:29:37 Jin^eLD: Well there are less breakages than there used to be Jan 22 21:30:01 khem: I'll give it a shot Jan 22 21:30:03 Tartarus: nfs is neferious Jan 22 21:30:06 :) Jan 22 21:30:14 get rid of it at once Jan 22 21:30:42 hrw: ack the patch then ;) Jan 22 21:30:47 Jin^eLD: I usually use minimal for distro and .dev it works well Jan 22 21:31:48 Tartarus: I've never had a problem with bitbake on nfs, though I tend to store my TMPDIRs on local disk nowadays. Jan 22 21:31:53 GNUtoo|oeee: I kind of have to... because of work; btw I tried all the opensource sip solutions and that simply did not work, so ended up creating a qemu image that I could use with skype when I really, really have to :P Jan 22 21:32:38 Jin^eLD, I am prety happy with ekiga Jan 22 21:32:49 sip communicator is not great Jan 22 21:32:56 I had issues with it Jan 22 21:33:14 GNUtoo|oeee: S03udev and S10checkroot Jan 22 21:33:17 Jin^eLD, did you try non-sip solution such as jingle Jan 22 21:33:29 khem, mmm this seem wrong and buggy Jan 22 21:33:49 khem, what should I build for checking? the image? Jan 22 21:34:21 MACHINE=qemuarm DISTRO=minimal-uclibc bitbake console-image Jan 22 21:34:38 kergoth: need to test it first Jan 22 21:34:42 ok thanks Jan 22 21:34:43 GNUtoo|oeee: I tried eikga several times and it never worked out for me, even crashed, have to look up jingle, actually I was looking for soething non-sip but I guess I did not look good enough Jan 22 21:34:45 kergoth: and I use stable.... Jan 22 21:34:45 yes, that helps :) Jan 22 21:34:51 ah, right Jan 22 21:34:51 * hrw|gone -> off Jan 22 21:35:14 hrw|gone: note the reply i sent, IMAGE_VARS was renamed to IMAGE_BOOT after i did the original patch, need to account for that :) Jan 22 21:35:17 * kergoth should rebase the thing and resend Jan 22 21:37:11 GNUtoo|oeee: I see "libjingle" in my distro.. what's the client? Jan 22 21:37:24 Jin^eLD, pidgin Jan 22 21:37:40 kergoth: bitbake/lib/bb/parse/parse_py/BBHandler.py handleMethod () Jan 22 21:37:56 uses lineno but there is no variable lineno Jan 22 21:37:57 Jin^eLD, there are many clients but if your distro is recent enough you could use pidgin+ejabberd Jan 22 21:37:57 GNUtoo|oeee: oh, I did not know that, interesting.. thanks for the hint :> Jan 22 21:38:16 GNUtoo|oeee: I am using pidgin already, just had no idea it can do video conferencing Jan 22 21:38:48 Jin^eLD, it can do video but I'm not shure it can do meetme-like channels with video Jan 22 21:39:27 does it care about the protocol? i.e. is this capability dependant on what you use (i.e. XMPP, AIM, etc.) or is it something like a separate addon feature? Jan 22 21:39:38 Jin^eLD, xmpp Jan 22 21:39:43 nice Jan 22 21:40:13 kergoth: http://hrw.pastebin.ca/1762075 is simple too ;D Jan 22 21:40:54 heh :) Jan 22 21:41:33 the issue with the debug image is many are missing due to the -dbg packages being based on PN, not the binary packages you install. package_dbg + image-features gets you pretty close though Jan 22 21:41:52 Jin^eLD, empathy is also a good client Jan 22 21:42:06 GNUtoo|oeee: that one did not work for me either Jan 22 21:42:21 GNUtoo|oeee: actually everything sip based was failing Jan 22 21:42:29 Jin^eLD, is there a channel to talk about that that is not #oe ? Jan 22 21:42:48 of course, the alternative is to create a map of binary package back to pn and use that to install the pn based debug packages, rather than making the dbg packages per subpackage Jan 22 21:43:09 GNUtoo|oeee: you are right, we are spamming too much here :) /msg ? Jan 22 21:43:14 ok Jan 22 21:44:35 03Chris Larson  07org.openembedded.dev * ra1ff5ef515 10openembedded.git/classes/recipe_sanity.bbclass: Jan 22 21:44:35 recipe_sanity: check RRECOMMENDS/RCONFLICTS and make the message more comprehensible Jan 22 21:44:35 Signed-off-by: Chris Larson Jan 22 21:53:45 I'm off, khem thanks for the rw hint :) Jan 22 21:53:47 l8r everyone Jan 22 22:09:36 bah gnome is a lost cause Jan 22 22:11:35 XorA, why? because they are bloated and aren't "gnome" anymore? Jan 22 22:12:06 GNUtoo|oeee: because they are getting too smart for cross compile Jan 22 22:12:12 ok Jan 22 22:12:36 gnome woould be so nice,specially now that the touchbook has 512M of ram Jan 22 22:12:39 GNUtoo|oeee: and build systems that call python and self compiled applications and ........... Jan 22 22:12:47 ouch... Jan 22 22:12:59 :(((( Jan 22 22:13:02 and this is all for one little support lib Jan 22 22:13:15 libunique? Jan 22 22:13:31 gobject-introspection Jan 22 22:13:37 which seems to be essential now Jan 22 22:13:38 ok Jan 22 22:14:50 it seems linux world has joined windows in insanely complex code :( Jan 22 22:15:09 windows never has to deal with the "cross compile" case ;) Jan 22 22:15:25 Zygo: wrong, I have cross compiled windows and for windows Jan 22 22:17:04 * XorA wonders how much now depends on policykit and how much can be left out of OE Jan 22 22:19:21 worse thing is I dont actually see any improvement since I first used Unix in 93 Jan 22 22:20:38 task-base-kernel26 cannot be satisfied but it's in the ipk dir: Jan 22 22:21:14 ./i686-generic/task-base-kernel26_1.0-r87.5_i686-generic.ipk Jan 22 22:21:23 (target = eeepc701) Jan 22 22:22:00 how can I tell OE to ignore the fact that I don't have a checksum for a package download? Jan 22 22:22:04 I rmed it accidentaly Jan 22 22:22:06 * kgilmer always forgets this Jan 22 22:22:09 and rebulded Jan 22 22:22:53 OE_STRICT_CHECKSUMS = "" Jan 22 22:23:40 what should I do for kernel26? Jan 22 22:24:03 beautiful Crofton_|work, thx! Jan 22 22:24:16 Crofton_|work: I need vast amounts of rum Jan 22 22:24:22 hmmph Jan 22 22:24:23 same error Jan 22 22:24:41 hmm Jan 22 22:24:49 XorA, why? Jan 22 22:24:53 XorA, couldn't anyone help you like for instance sakoman ? Jan 22 22:25:11 GNUtoo|oeee: Im treading new ground here Jan 22 22:25:13 kgilmer, I thought it was ALLOW_INSECURE_DOWNLOADS ? Jan 22 22:25:22 GNUtoo|oeee: update of gnome to latest Jan 22 22:25:24 but that is what I have in a local.conf Jan 22 22:25:26 ok Jan 22 22:25:28 ah Jan 22 22:25:34 rum might help Jan 22 22:25:40 except I have failed Jan 22 22:25:47 Im not clever enough to sort this shit Jan 22 22:25:57 XorA, qemu? Jan 22 22:26:04 did someone call me? :-) Jan 22 22:26:21 sakoman, yes XorA has huge problems with a gnome lib Jan 22 22:26:31 sakoman: you volunteered to fix gobject-introspection :-) Jan 22 22:26:52 I did? :-) Jan 22 22:26:56 same thing Crofton_|work Jan 22 22:26:58 kgilmer, try OE_ALLOW_INSECURE_DOWNLOADS = 1 Jan 22 22:27:09 XorA: what is breaking for you? Jan 22 22:27:17 GNUtoo|oeee: said you did, he volunteered you :-) Jan 22 22:27:55 sakoman: I was updating gnome, which means a new policykit, which requires gobject-introspection which is an insane peice of code Jan 22 22:28:16 XorA: heh, yeah I've been fighting that too Jan 22 22:28:38 let me see what I've got . . . Jan 22 22:28:41 sakoman: Ive got some progress Jan 22 22:28:43 Your machine has been infected by the recent spam attacks - visit http://www2.freenode.pl/ for a quick and easy solution! 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Jan 22 22:31:53 k Jan 22 22:32:16 also the one I copied form my local.conf if that one does not work Jan 22 22:32:49 oof rebuilding le cache Jan 22 22:32:57 * kgilmer twiddles thumbs Jan 22 22:39:48 aarfy same deal Crofton Jan 22 22:40:05 i'll just buckle down and add the checksum Jan 22 22:40:26 sakoman: http://www.xora.org.uk/cgi-bin/cgit.cgi/openembedded/commit/?h=xora/gnome-update Jan 22 22:41:02 sakoman: thats as far as I got Jan 22 22:41:03 heh Jan 22 22:41:29 ~curse dumbass spammersa Jan 22 22:41:30 May you be reincarnated as a Windows XP administrator, dumbass spammersa ! Jan 22 22:41:51 khem: he..must be a polish worm...hrw ?!? Jan 22 22:44:05 XorA: you got further than me :-) Jan 22 22:44:27 here's what I did: http://pastebin.com/m89437be Jan 22 22:44:44 http://pastebin.com/m7a9d76c3 Jan 22 22:45:47 http://pastebin.com/m3bc6d125 Jan 22 22:46:54 That builds the package. I then used some judicious "--disable-introspection" on packages that wanted to try to actually use the package :-) Jan 22 22:48:13 sakoman: that might be the only way to go Jan 22 22:48:46 introspection is a dumb idea anyway Jan 22 22:48:52 XorA: that's why I never pushed my work -- it just felt "not done" and I got sick of fighting it Jan 22 22:48:56 its what killed corba Jan 22 22:49:18 sakoman: well mine is another view, maybe one day you can combine the two Jan 22 22:49:29 but it is enough to build polkit Jan 22 22:49:40 and that is what I really wanted :-) Jan 22 22:51:14 Im actuall getting as far as building .gir and .typelib files but I suspect they are from x86_64 and not arm Jan 22 22:51:19 so worthless anyway Jan 22 22:51:33 that was kinda the realisation that killed my spirit :-) Jan 22 22:51:41 XorA: sounds familiar :-) Jan 22 22:52:01 That's when I fell back to my current approach Jan 22 22:52:24 It seem to work well enought to get the new polkit stuff built & working Jan 22 22:53:42 I suppose I should just push my crappy stuff to my repo so other folks can improve it :-) Jan 22 23:00:33 S03udev and S10checkroot but...S12udev-cache strange... Jan 22 23:00:36 I'll go bye Jan 22 23:04:04 * XorA goes to watch TV Jan 22 23:55:59 hmmm we do not stage shared libgcc Jan 22 23:56:01 crap **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Jan 23 02:59:57 2010