**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon May 31 02:59:56 2010 May 31 03:04:59 I did look around, did not find a collection of ISOs to try. Will look again. May 31 03:05:22 http://bengross.com/resources/smallunix/ May 31 03:05:34 I found that, seems like a posible list, but yes not OE I assume May 31 03:06:55 Ultimatly I would like to do some development for embedded Linux. Write software to run on that platform. I have done a great deal of work on Window and CE. Some on Andriod in Java, want to learn about Linux. Much of what I do is embedded C on AVR microcontrollers May 31 03:08:07 I want direct access to the serial and parallel ports, things like that from C/C++/Java etc... I figure Linux would be better for that. May 31 03:14:48 uchobby, you are unlikely to find iso images for OE based distros May 31 03:15:34 * uchobby nods May 31 03:18:12 uchobby, are you familiar with the bootloader on your device? May 31 03:18:19 probably lilo, or grub? May 31 03:18:49 you'll probably want to read the docs for your bootloader. May 31 03:18:51 Not really, grg. I just made a bootable CF card with the DSL ISO May 31 03:20:06 well to use OE, you'll need to do a manual installation. E.g. grab a bootable cd (DSL maybe) and format the cf card. Extract the OE rootfs tarball, then tell your bootloader where the kernel and the filesystem are. May 31 03:21:08 the reason there is no iso/installer, is that OE distros often (mostly?) run on systems that typically don't have keyboard/mouse as standard May 31 03:21:31 and most probably wont have cd/dvd drive either. May 31 03:21:57 so manual installation is assumed. e.g. for a phone, or the beagleboard May 31 03:22:57 * uchobby nods May 31 03:23:13 uchobby, since you are just learning, it may be worthwhile for you to look at linuxfromscratch. This should help give you an overview of an entire linux system as you put it together. May 31 03:23:22 The device I'm using does have VGA, Keyboard and Mouse, I just hook up standard devices May 31 03:23:39 thank you grg, that sounds like what I should study May 31 03:23:48 I dont know much, am on a path to learn May 31 03:24:04 yes. you can just install standard (heavyweight) distributions on those mini PC type boxes May 31 03:24:16 like ubuntu/fedora May 31 03:27:17 Yes, I tried ubuntu but had some trouble with it booting from USB. Seems the BIOS on this thing does not work properly May 31 03:27:34 http://www.aaeon.com/PD_Products_Detail_ACFF26D83219484A97_3167BD01B5D6430983_E8C9CBF82A9C40349B_DE_UTF-8.html May 31 03:27:41 that's the box I'm playing with May 31 03:32:21 grg, thanks for the http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/ mention. I am reading May 31 03:32:50 uchobby, i think those guys have an irc channel on freenode too... May 31 03:34:38 uchobby, for your programming, i highly recommend a copy of Stevens' Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment May 31 03:35:11 thanks May 31 03:36:57 do you know what their channel would be? I did a search and got nothing May 31 03:37:42 i thought it was #lfs - looks like a place holder now. points at #lfs-support on irc.linuxfromscratch.org May 31 06:13:32 03Jussi Timperi 07org.openembedded.dev * r9e1bfaca7c 10openembedded.git/recipes/tasks/task-shr-feed.bb: May 31 06:13:32 task-shr-feed: add omhacks May 31 06:13:32 Signed-off-by: Jussi Timperi May 31 06:13:32 Signed-off-by: Martin Jansa May 31 06:13:42 03Jussi Timperi 07org.openembedded.dev * rbc330329c6 10openembedded.git/recipes/openmoko-3rdparty/omhacks_git.bb: May 31 06:13:42 omhacks: new recipe May 31 06:13:42 C library of useful functions to control OpenMoko hardware. May 31 06:13:42 Signed-off-by: Jussi Timperi May 31 06:13:43 Signed-off-by: Martin Jansa May 31 06:39:36 03Koen Kooi 07org.openembedded.dev * rbfd1c1768a 10openembedded.git/recipes/busybox/ (12 files in 3 dirs): busybox 1.16.1: add recipe May 31 06:39:37 03Koen Kooi 07org.openembedded.dev * r9545699b44 10openembedded.git/recipes/gtk-webcore/midori_0.2.4.bb: midori 0.2.4: bump PR May 31 06:39:40 03Koen Kooi 07org.openembedded.dev * r4d7c748614 10openembedded.git/recipes/gnome/epiphany_2.30.2.bb: epiphany: add 2.30.2 May 31 06:39:41 03Koen Kooi 07org.openembedded.dev * r91eefa1e3f 10openembedded.git/recipes/webkit/ (4 files in 2 dirs): webkit-gtk: bump SRCREV May 31 06:39:43 03Koen Kooi 07org.openembedded.dev * r0de4993ae3 10openembedded.git/recipes/webm/libvpx_0.9.0.bb: libvpx: add 0.9.0 May 31 07:05:05 morning May 31 07:58:28 good morning May 31 08:09:33 Hi, I have had some problems with wpa_supplicant. It seems that when wpa_supplicant is compiled with gnutls and certificates for eap-tls are generated with openssl, that wpa_supplicant doesn't understand them. Compiling wpa_supplicant with openssl solves the problem. Should I submit a patch for wpa_supplicant or perhaps create a dedicated recipe? May 31 08:11:51 my guess is you should discuss this with the wpa_supplicant people May 31 08:17:56 Well, wpa_supplicant can be compiled in different ways using a config file. With openembedded it's compiled with gnutls, openembedded could compile it with openssl May 31 08:25:57 make a wpa-supplicant-openssl recipe I think May 31 08:33:21 hi likewise May 31 08:33:57 gm woglinde, all May 31 08:34:39 * woglinde is now playing with a BUG May 31 08:34:41 *g* May 31 08:37:53 hm but now I am little bit puzzled how the parts fits together May 31 08:39:49 woglinde: 1.3 or 2.0proto? May 31 08:40:04 2.0 May 31 08:40:08 proto May 31 08:40:11 hi hrw May 31 08:40:13 btw. May 31 08:43:45 woglinde: good device May 31 08:44:48 hi, I get a CROSS COMPILE Badness building gpsd: http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5441 May 31 08:45:36 ao2 check the config.log May 31 08:45:49 why configure dont uses oe libusb May 31 08:47:47 woglinde, I guess this is why: configure.ac: INCUSB=-I/usr/include/lib${usb} May 31 08:49:30 shouldn't this be using some generic prefix? May 31 08:50:50 wuahahahahahaa May 31 08:51:54 ~lart gpsd devs May 31 08:51:54 * ibot whips gpsd devs with a wet and grimy noodle just because May 31 08:52:02 jo raster May 31 08:52:34 mrmlrmlrmlr May 31 09:00:11 morning May 31 09:00:23 hi ant May 31 09:00:52 ericben: ping May 31 09:02:10 ant_work: hi May 31 09:02:28 hi, would you mind to test klibc building for x86? May 31 09:02:30 hello May 31 09:02:52 Could someone give me a hint to solve that issue : http://www.mail-archive.com/openembedded-devel@lists.openembedded.org/msg06096.html May 31 09:02:58 please May 31 09:03:11 ant_work: I can launch the build, but I won't be able to test as I don't have the target actually May 31 09:03:27 I see, thx May 31 09:03:45 you're using 2.6.3x kernel, isn't? May 31 09:03:55 2.6.33 May 31 09:04:00 perfect May 31 09:04:10 hi ericben May 31 09:04:24 ao2 I think libusb has a .pc file May 31 09:04:32 hi woglinde May 31 09:04:36 so the pkgconfig m4-macro could be used May 31 09:04:53 but I wonder why jama didnt stumble over it May 31 09:04:56 woglinde: what is bug 2.0 about? new processor? May 31 09:05:07 likewise nope new hw from buglabs May 31 09:05:23 sucessor of bug 1 May 31 09:05:25 woglinde: yes I know, but what is new in 2? May 31 09:05:31 woglinde, so pkg-config should do, and I can strip that libusb altogether? May 31 09:05:43 ao2 strip? May 31 09:05:45 s/libusb/INCUSB/ May 31 09:05:54 ao2 there are pgkconfig m4 macros May 31 09:06:00 remove the hardcoded include I mean May 31 09:06:18 likewise: OMAP3 CPU instead of iMX : http://bugblogger.com/welcome-to-barcelona-bug-2-0-522/ May 31 09:06:20 which should be used in configure.ac and the Makefile.am which needs it May 31 09:06:52 ericben: lot of hacks to build with kernels <2.6.31 and new ones for <2.6.33 May 31 09:06:58 woglinde: minimalistic chroot without libusb probably... May 31 09:07:13 he jama, okay May 31 09:07:32 hi JaMa|Wrk May 31 09:07:53 woglinde: hi May 31 09:07:57 ant_work: hi May 31 09:07:58 jama hm I see freerunner gps isnt connected via usb-dev May 31 09:08:21 ao2 you could also send the patch upstream May 31 09:08:45 ant_work: that will take ~ one hour as I must rebuild from scratch as my x86 workdir was not synced for a while May 31 09:08:52 ao2 ask me again if you have trouble to figure ut out May 31 09:08:59 ericben: take your time May 31 09:09:03 woglinde, thanks May 31 09:09:29 woglinde: and I meant, that my "host" doesn't have libusb, so if this INCUSB is added conditionaly when found, then it's not found here May 31 09:12:18 jama yes I understood, but I meant if the freerunners gps-dev would be usb you would have stumble over it May 31 09:24:22 hi xora May 31 09:24:30 hi woglinde May 31 09:41:26 hi florian May 31 10:07:39 I knew someone out there hates broken bootloaders... http://elinux.org/images/7/7b/LinuxWithoutABootLoader.pdf May 31 10:08:35 will be presented on ELC_2010 May 31 10:08:55 ant_work coreboot? May 31 10:09:21 no, kernel patches it seems May 31 10:09:50 ant_work: klibc seems to build fine but v86d is broken May 31 10:10:11 ant_work: I don't know (yet) if that's linked May 31 10:10:58 ant hm checked the slides May 31 10:10:58 test would be to build kexec-tools-klibc-static May 31 10:11:08 he added asm code to enable all hw May 31 10:11:10 thatsit May 31 10:11:22 only 30 lines for a board May 31 10:11:56 well, 50-90 ;) May 31 10:12:14 ant_work: not having a bootloader can be cool when the product is ready for production but for dev that's not so cool ;-) May 31 10:12:37 ericben if you only have small mem May 31 10:12:40 sure ! May 31 10:12:43 its good to May 31 10:12:49 instead of 3 mb kernel May 31 10:13:05 good morning May 31 10:13:13 jo florian May 31 10:13:15 lunch now May 31 10:13:25 till later May 31 10:19:49 ant_work: here is the log http://pastebin.org/295580 May 31 10:36:05 re May 31 10:48:46 Hi May 31 10:48:47 Any UK guys in here who would call their local O2 store for me and ask if they have any O2 Joggler's left? May 31 10:49:02 lol May 31 10:49:09 why lol May 31 10:49:35 I'm doing many embedded electronics projects, and the joggler would really be a neat device to have May 31 10:55:15 03Koen Kooi 07org.openembedded.dev * ree3347eea1 10openembedded.git/recipes/u-boot/ (2 files in 2 dirs): u-boot git: add patch to power on USB on beagleboard xM rev A May 31 11:15:15 hi gnutoo May 31 11:18:21 woglinde, hi May 31 11:20:20 hm tinderbox has still some problems? May 31 11:26:29 ericben: honestly I did not build in OE for x86 since years...no idea. Was it ok with klibc_1.5.17? May 31 11:29:26 03Koen Kooi 07org.openembedded.dev * rdaf6cbd44e 10openembedded.git/conf/machine/beagleboard.conf: beagleboard: remove u-boot preferred version May 31 11:32:37 ant_work: in fact I had an updated recipe for v86d that works and that I forget to push, so for your initial question : klibc's build is OK (but result not tested) for x86 May 31 11:34:35 and I remember why I didn't push it : I removed klibc dependency for v86d and I'm using --with-x86emu for configure. I must find some time to test this more seriously May 31 11:35:44 fine, thx May 31 11:38:07 ericben: last question: DEFAULT_PREFERENCE_aquides = "1" in klibc_1.5.17. You are building for aquides ? Please note we bumped to 1_5.18, which has default preference now. May 31 11:39:11 ant_work: you're right, I remove this line and test again May 31 11:39:11 klibc_1.5.17 (between other versions) is targeted for removal soon May 31 11:39:25 btw : this line should not be there ;-) May 31 11:39:33 no need, you built 1.5.18 :) May 31 11:39:48 (if you had fresh pull) May 31 11:40:13 you're right, I build 1.5.18-r14.1.5 May 31 11:40:23 JaMa|Wrk: would you pleas give a second check before we clean klibc? May 31 11:53:35 I would keep just klibc_1.5 and klibc_1.5.18 May 31 12:05:03 jo zecke May 31 12:05:17 hey May 31 12:05:57 so the plane didnt crash very good May 31 12:06:32 woglinde: yeah... very good... and KLM has no people left to buy business class tickets... May 31 12:06:51 woglinde: so they seated some lucky people there.. it was very comfortable. May 31 12:06:52 lol May 31 12:07:14 yeah heard it from other airlines too May 31 12:08:40 woglinde: funny... the concept of Economy Comfort...seems to be the future. :) May 31 12:08:46 hm I hope we will have a new stable soon May 31 12:09:05 dont like the idea/tasks to backport recipes May 31 12:10:04 woglinde: why a stable? May 31 12:11:53 or does stable run with the same dev stuff too? May 31 12:12:02 lile md5sums inside the recipe May 31 12:14:24 woglinde: as I understand it, once this last round of OE changes has settled and has been tested one new stable branch will be pinned May 31 12:14:48 unfortunately there are still some obscure issues (races) May 31 12:16:18 ant hm like the gtk+ stuff May 31 12:16:31 more May 31 12:17:13 some strange files created without permission sometimes May 31 12:17:27 then denix msg Re: [oe] Race condition in packaged staging? May 31 12:20:02 woglinde: someone send patch to add checksums inside recipe to stable, but iirc wasn't ACKed enough/pushed May 31 12:20:37 woglinde: but there are also changed .patch/.diff behavior in SRC_URI not available in stable May 31 12:22:10 jama right May 31 12:22:19 hm May 31 12:22:20 oh May 31 12:22:24 sure May 31 12:22:28 kergoth pushed it May 31 12:22:39 seems jalimo needs update too May 31 12:27:46 re effem May 31 12:32:26 simply I think today stable and dev have diverged too much for any big backport May 31 12:32:41 still ok for small things May 31 12:33:13 but hey, when the new stable will be out (soon) the old stable will be old bitrot... May 31 12:33:30 so I'd say just wait May 31 12:35:27 hm the beagleboard xm looks nice May 31 12:37:31 hi. is it possible to have dpkg instead of ipkg as the package manager on the target system? May 31 12:37:54 quitte hm why? May 31 12:38:00 and I think its not so easy May 31 12:38:07 re gnutoo May 31 12:38:40 wifi issues,hi May 31 12:38:41 woglinde: the last time i tried ipkg had too many packages and was too slow compared to dpkg on the same system May 31 12:38:48 hm May 31 12:38:59 wow how many packages do you need? May 31 12:39:05 try opkg instead of ipkg May 31 12:39:23 hmm. May 31 12:39:28 what's that? May 31 12:39:38 besides development on both's is somehow dead May 31 12:40:14 hi mithro May 31 12:40:47 isn't there a busybox dpkg? May 31 12:40:56 too bad dpkg is not apt May 31 12:40:57 hm May 31 12:41:04 ????? May 31 12:41:36 by too bad dpkg is not apt I meant, too bad that dpkg doesn't do all what apt-get does May 31 12:41:50 yes busybox has a very basic dpkg May 31 12:41:54 ok May 31 12:51:18 im having a hard time understanding oe and everything around it. bitbake is the piece of software that uses the metadata oe provides to help build software into packages? May 31 12:51:47 quitte right May 31 12:52:28 ok. is the package generation a recipe that is called after every build finished, or how does that fit in? May 31 12:53:41 no its a task inside working on the recipe May 31 12:54:17 so it's nothing bitbake has to do? May 31 12:54:23 you download, patch, ..., package-gen, May 31 12:54:28 not really May 31 12:54:51 bitbake is choosing the pacakge genrating code for the packages you want May 31 12:54:53 thats all May 31 12:55:03 args type of packages May 31 12:55:07 I meant May 31 12:55:17 so oe is nothing but metadata to bitbake? May 31 12:55:29 right May 31 12:56:02 what are distributions? projects that take a subset of oe, build it and provide binaries? May 31 12:56:25 distributions choose the soft they want May 31 12:56:39 e.g special versions of some stuff May 31 12:56:57 e.g glibc 2.9 and gcc-4.3.3 May 31 12:57:16 and bluez4 instead of bluez3 May 31 12:57:20 so i could think of a distribution of a bunch of settings for oe? May 31 12:57:30 yes May 31 12:58:39 where does the cross toolchain come from? May 31 13:00:27 the native one is built at the beginning. You can use one external if you want. May 31 13:01:03 ant yoe mean the target one you can have external May 31 13:01:22 native toolchain besides canadian cross build is mostly external May 31 13:02:11 great. i already have a toolchain. May 31 13:02:49 i guess this means that i should find out if ipkg or opkg are that bad after all and then decide wether to figure out how to get dpkg in May 31 13:02:55 but there are some problems with external toolchain now May 31 13:03:02 how does ipkg package management compare to apt? May 31 13:03:15 much lighter May 31 13:03:16 apt uses libdpkg in the end May 31 13:03:25 woglinde: there are always problems, thats fine ;) May 31 13:03:45 i don't care much for the weight of the package management May 31 13:04:08 quitte_: it all depends on the device you run on May 31 13:05:06 I pesonally love portage but is be a bit unpractical on embedded devices May 31 13:05:12 ;) May 31 13:05:51 ant_work: i have 3 target devices: openwrt style router with 8M flash - where i don't want on device package management, a 133mhz 32M ram 1G cf sh3 portable computer and a freerunner May 31 13:06:59 both seems too weak for apt (imho) May 31 13:07:02 quitte_ you can choose the micro distro May 31 13:07:07 for wrt May 31 13:07:22 which only install the packages into the images May 31 13:07:29 and then remove packages cruft May 31 13:07:49 so for updates you have to flash new May 31 13:11:04 it sounds a lot like oe is pretty much what i want. thanks a lot for the clarifications May 31 13:11:58 quitte fine May 31 13:12:17 except it not being intended for that - is there a reason to not build desktop systems with bitbake? May 31 13:12:34 no May 31 13:12:43 look at beagleboard-demo-image May 31 14:00:58 there is no machine definition for the freerunner? May 31 14:01:31 quitte_: om-gta02 May 31 14:01:55 ah thanks May 31 14:05:24 soorry wifi issues May 31 14:23:07 Jay7: ping May 31 14:39:37 what is a provider? May 31 14:39:50 normally a bitbake recipe May 31 14:44:15 ah finally shr-image built OK with inherited insanity (QA), only 3 patches needed May 31 14:54:41 03Martin Jansa 07org.openembedded.dev * r05c796f95b 10openembedded.git/recipes/shr/phonefsod_git.bb: May 31 14:54:41 phonefsod: add missing dependency on libfso-glib May 31 14:54:41 Signed-off-by: Martin Jansa May 31 14:54:46 03Martin Jansa 07org.openembedded.dev * r455da13d9d 10openembedded.git/recipes/dbus/dbus-daemon-proxy_git.bb: May 31 14:54:46 dbus-daemon-proxy: don't ignore OE LDFLAGS May 31 14:54:46 * workaround for: ERROR: QA Issue with dbus-daemon-proxy: No GNU_HASH in the elf binary May 31 14:54:46 Signed-off-by: Martin Jansa May 31 14:54:51 03Martin Jansa 07org.openembedded.dev * rdf677bc43a 10openembedded.git/recipes/dri/glamo-dri-tests_git.bb: May 31 14:54:51 glamo-dri-tests: hack CC variable to respect OE LDFLAGS May 31 14:54:51 * workaround for: ERROR: QA Issue with glamo-dri-tests: No May 31 14:54:51 GNU_HASH in the elf binary May 31 14:54:52 Signed-off-by: Martin Jansa May 31 14:54:52 03Martin Jansa 07org.openembedded.dev * rf2949c20d2 10openembedded.git/recipes/freesmartphone/ (fso-specs_git.bb libfso-glib_git.bb): May 31 14:54:53 fso-specs: don't break QA while staging pkgconfig file May 31 14:54:53 * move STAGING_DIR_HOST prefix to recipes using it May 31 14:54:54 Signed-off-by: Martin Jansa May 31 15:03:43 JaMa|Wrk: my 4.5 built rfs did not boot :( udevd creates an OOM killer May 31 15:03:47 good morning all May 31 15:07:14 hi khem May 31 15:14:53 hi khem May 31 15:14:58 its holiday May 31 15:17:42 03Eric Bénard 07org.openembedded.dev * r27cd889533 10openembedded.git/recipes/tslib/tslib_git.bb: May 31 15:17:42 tslib: add git version May 31 15:17:42 Signed-off-by: Eric Bénard May 31 15:24:26 is it advised or not to use swap memory in an embedded system ? Is is advised or not to part it on a sd card ? May 31 15:32:48 depends on card etc May 31 15:33:14 if you expect big use of swap then card will die fast May 31 15:40:04 melchior_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_memory#Memory_wear May 31 15:43:52 * XorA has yet to kill an SD card through swapping May 31 15:54:41 bye May 31 16:00:48 khem: here it worked on spitz, but then I've built image for freerunner (gta02) without -fno-ipa-sra and it fails in kernel already May 31 16:01:31 khem: now I'm flashing another image this time with -fno-ipa-sra May 31 16:06:33 Hi all. Anyone want to conjecture why a repository update (for last couple of days) means that bitbake can no longer find the linux-zigbee_git.bb recipe? May 31 16:06:57 have a nice rest of day May 31 16:08:13 nite hrw May 31 16:08:43 hi May 31 16:09:06 * blindvt likes that "bitbake.conf: use := for BUILD_OS and BUILD_ARCH" :) May 31 16:09:18 hi blindvt May 31 16:10:18 soooo, any bitbake guru around that could help me out with persist_data (as just sent to the list)? May 31 16:10:23 woglinde, hi May 31 16:13:31 khem, i get odd build errors from busybox when i target arm (the htcdream sample machine in there) and gcc-4.5.0, FYI: http://paste.debian.net/75578/ May 31 16:16:34 blindvt hm do you have thumb support enabled? May 31 16:17:46 woglinde, no idea. my local.conf that trips it is this one: http://paste.debian.net/75579/ May 31 16:18:12 did someone see qt4-tools-native - 4.6.2 failing to do_configure because of missing libs which are available but probably missing -rpath param? http://tinderbox.openembedded.net/packages/590755/ May 31 16:18:16 hm okay saw on gcc opts May 31 16:18:19 its thumbsupport May 31 16:18:42 blindvt hm you could try as workaround to set the busybox to compile without thumbsupport May 31 16:18:49 maybee its helping May 31 16:19:23 blindvt: not the same issue, but please read http://gitorious.org/~jama/angstrom/jama-shr-experimental/commit/4307fb4d7ac1f894ca042720226e0c4ed201abe9 May 31 16:20:42 jama this looks like the g++ bug on sb2 too May 31 16:21:28 because you are linking here gcc compiled apps with g++ May 31 16:21:43 and somewho g++ dont get it right May 31 16:22:45 woglinde, oh, it could very well be that i blindly copied a different arm config and that it's set wrong in there May 31 16:23:25 blindvt hm May 31 16:23:30 but gcc could be broken too May 31 16:23:45 woglinde: are you talking about busybox issue or qt4-tools-native? May 31 16:24:04 jama qt4 May 31 16:24:18 woglinde, unfortunately all those machine settings are not handled properly -- i.e. not at all. They are machine specific and should be taken from the machine, not per configfile-snippet :( May 31 16:24:42 blindvt send patches May 31 16:24:51 woglinde: but strange that on similar setup I've built qt4-tools-native ok May 31 16:25:03 JaMa: are you using gcc to link? May 31 16:25:26 woglinde, yea, i've started to do that for uClibc. busybox needs the same massage May 31 16:25:32 zecke its the qt configure May 31 16:25:34 woglinde: and similar I mean the same OE, only host wasn't minimalistic chroot (so maybe libs were used from host instead) May 31 16:26:15 jama hm May 31 16:26:22 damn qt configure script May 31 16:26:33 I hate it since years May 31 16:27:33 woglinde: and I'm 80% sure it worked in my minimalistic chroot too (maybe few weeks ago) May 31 16:27:38 JaMa: ask a workaround, can you try to pass -embedded for the qt4-tools-native? May 31 16:28:17 I'll try in a minute May 31 16:28:23 zecke ieeks using in the insecure shipped libs from qt? May 31 16:28:42 woglinde: for native? well they are not so insecure? May 31 16:28:52 zecke dont know May 31 16:29:03 why configure has to check libjpeg and stuff May 31 16:29:47 woglinde: we start a normal build but we only want uic, moc, rcc, qmake May 31 16:29:49 I tried to replace configuration params to use shipped libs yesterday (without luck) May 31 16:30:13 so for all these tools... using Qt/E would be just fine. May 31 16:30:30 zecke ah okay May 31 16:30:51 I thought you meant qt should use the libs it ships in the 3rd-party dir May 31 16:35:36 zecke: passed do_configure fine with -embedded, thanks May 31 16:36:53 re stefan May 31 16:37:14 *g* May 31 16:37:18 dirty trick May 31 16:37:31 now the configure script dont search x-stuff May 31 16:38:05 re May 31 16:38:51 03Stefan Schmidt 07org.openembedded.dev * rab0265a8eb 10openembedded.git/conf/machine/bug20.conf: May 31 16:38:51 bug20.conf: Sync with Bug Labs repo May 31 16:38:51 This brings the bug20 machine file in sync with the Bug Labs internal version. May 31 16:38:51 The difference was only ubi as FSTYPE and some jffs2 tweaking. May 31 16:38:52 03Stefan Schmidt 07org.openembedded.dev * r55f3c701b2 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux/linux-bug_2.6.27.2.bb: May 31 16:38:52 linux-bug_2.6.27.2.bb: Fix install. May 31 16:38:53 We have been in trying to copy the files from the wrong base dir resulting May 31 16:38:53 in a file not found. Starting from ${S} is the right path. May 31 16:39:01 zecke: and failed a bit later in do_configure :/ http://tinderbox.openembedded.net/packages/590759/ May 31 16:39:12 s/do_configure/do_compile/ May 31 16:40:20 jama check if freetype-native was build May 31 16:41:28 it wasn't, already building qt4-tools-native again May 31 16:43:34 JaMa: you should be able to disable freetype. May 31 16:43:59 zecke sure it isnt need for native tools? May 31 16:44:49 woglinde: yes May 31 16:45:42 okay May 31 16:46:23 good, because it failed even with freetype-native built :) May 31 16:51:16 Hi all, anyone have a clue why bitbake linux-zigbee is giving me Nothing PROVIDES May 31 16:52:11 jic23: do you have machine imote2? May 31 16:52:29 yup May 31 16:52:48 it was working just fine before I did a pull today, but I can't seem to find any relevant changes. May 31 16:53:22 gah. I'm not building for the imote2 today. doh May 31 16:53:45 need to add stargate2 to that recipe. Good call JaMa! May 31 17:08:38