**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Jun 03 02:59:57 2010 Jun 03 04:01:30 Good evening ALL Jun 03 04:02:47 Do all path inside the OE tree relative? My desktop died and I had to attach my hard drive to another machine.... Jun 03 04:03:19 Will I have to change anything to get a successful compilation? Jun 03 04:59:21 khem: ps u works again!, thanks, there are probably few more issues except bswap :/ ie dbus segfaults, now trying to boot that rootfs, it didn't try to kill init and I can log into it, great :) Jun 03 05:01:27 JaMa: cool Jun 03 05:02:35 JaMa: there could be but libgcc is linked in statically in some cases so all those apps need to be rebuilt too Jun 03 05:03:02 in other words it would be better for you to nuke the tmp and rebuild from scratch Jun 03 05:06:01 what was the fix? Jun 03 05:06:31 I'll try to rebuild dbus itself or whatever will show in it's libs and then rebuild as you say Jun 03 05:12:43 zecke: disabled OPTSPACE Jun 03 05:13:28 zecke: in gcc-configure-common.inc Jun 03 05:14:51 zecke: there is a gcc bug actually Jun 03 05:15:14 OE is not like others we use -Os and hence we run into problems Jun 03 05:21:40 Hi, I am compiling linux 2.6.34 in stable branch, in that I am facing staging error, Jun 03 05:22:09 ERROR: function do_stage failed Jun 03 05:22:27 how can I resolve it? Jun 03 05:26:38 dhinesh: whats the error in do_staging Jun 03 05:28:15 khem: I have checked in error log file "log.do_stage.8183" but nothing is there Jun 03 05:32:45 khem: reinstalled rebuilt dbus and libdbus and it's running ok, thanks again! rebuilding from scratch now.. Jun 03 05:33:23 JaMa: yeah as I said you have to rebuild all apps that link libgcc statically Jun 03 05:33:33 and we dont know how many apps are like that Jun 03 05:34:24 03Martin Jansa  07org.openembedded.dev * rd4276bed38 10openembedded.git/recipes/ (1001 files in 431 dirs): (log message trimmed) Jun 03 05:34:24 recipes: conform to OE packaging guidelines with RDEPENDS/RRECOMMENDS Jun 03 05:34:24 * there is probably very few cases when it's needed without _${PN}, Jun 03 05:34:24 if you find one in attached patch, please enlighten me Jun 03 05:34:24 * usually we want those only for ${PN} not for all ${PACKAGES} ie ${PN}-dev, ${PN)-doc etc Jun 03 05:35:02 yes, I don't mind rebuilding from scratch.. I'll be at work while building so it's ok for me.. I just wanted confirmation on target that dbus doesn't have any new different issue.. Jun 03 05:35:16 khem : while do_package itself following error came "sh: arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-depmod-: command not found" Jun 03 05:44:33 dhinesh: this has been fixed upstream in .dev search the history Jun 03 05:57:01 dhinesh: can you show the 2.6.34 recipe that you are using Jun 03 05:57:25 did you override DEPENDS by mistake ? you should use DEPENDS += Jun 03 06:05:35 khem : plz check http://paste.debian.net/75950 for linux_2.6.34 receipe Jun 03 06:11:12 df Jun 03 06:15:46 Morning Jun 03 06:24:54 khem : Any problem is there in that recipe? Jun 03 06:35:26 hi, I trying to compile linux_2.6.34 in .dev, in that I got below error msgs Jun 03 06:35:35 NOTE: preferred version 2.6.34 of linux not available (for item linux) Jun 03 06:35:53 NOTE: preferred version 2.6.34 of linux not available (for item kernel-image) Jun 03 06:35:54 NOTE: preferred version 2.6.34 of linux not available (for item kernel-base) Jun 03 06:36:37 How can I add 2.6.34 to .dev, Jun 03 06:36:41 How can I add 2.6.34 to .dev? Jun 03 06:39:58 dhinesh: I do have a linux_2.6.34.bb file, do you? Jun 03 06:41:39 khem: hi, I'm launching a rebuild with OPTSPACE="". Other things to do? Jun 03 06:42:13 zecke : yes, I have created, ref http://paste.debian.net/75950 Jun 03 06:42:28 dhinesh: but it already exists on .dev? Jun 03 06:42:56 zecke : ok I will check it Jun 03 06:48:09 zecke : no, it not exist. I have created for my development Jun 03 06:48:33 dhinesh: well, then you are not on .dev. Jun 03 06:49:20 dhinesh: so if it does not find your file, how did you name it? Jun 03 06:49:50 zecke : git branch cmd o/p ==> * org.openembedded.dev Jun 03 06:50:25 I've tried booting root from SD. The SD Card is made by following this guide: http://bill.station51.net/index.php?post/2010/01/30/HOWTO%3A-Booting-from-SD-card-using-U-Boot Jun 03 06:50:31 If I install the image in the nand i can get it running and then I can see the root fs on /media/mmcblk0p3 Jun 03 06:50:38 And I can see the uImage file in /media/mmcblk0p2 - but if I follow the guide to set it up to load from SD card, but it looks like it reads the uImage fine! Jun 03 06:50:45 dhinesh: well, we don't need to argue. It was added on the 17th of May.. if you don't have it, you have not updated to upstream dev in half of a month. Jun 03 06:51:09 Theese are the errors I get: http://pastebin.com/G77WAJgr Jun 03 06:51:29 zecke : :-), Jun 03 06:52:01 mindThomas: try the infamous rootdelay CMDline option Jun 03 06:52:15 zecke : I will check it Jun 03 06:52:30 mindThomas: or actually, how do you want to mount your rootfs? Jun 03 06:52:39 dhinesh: ?? Jun 03 06:53:01 zecke: I just followed the guide, and it is going to mount it as ext3 file system Jun 03 06:53:02 dhinesh: if you have named your file linux_2.6.34.bb it should be fine... is it inside your BBFILES as well? Jun 03 06:54:47 mindThomas: well, did the kernel detect the MMC card? Jun 03 06:55:22 If I install the image on the NAND Jun 03 06:55:30 as I said I can see the files on the SD card Jun 03 06:55:32 zecke : yes, ../openembedded/recipes/linux/linux_2.6.34.bb Jun 03 06:56:09 And the uImage is loaded from SD card which is on the boot partition Jun 03 06:56:17 mindThomas: You are not listening. You come here to ask for support that someone else wrote. Jun 03 06:56:34 mindThomas: Yes, the bootloader will init the MMC Controller, use its vfat implementation, load the kernel, boot Jun 03 06:56:49 mindThomas: then the kernel boots, initializes hardware... tries to mount the rootfs Jun 03 06:57:01 yes Jun 03 06:57:06 mindThomas: now, your options are. a) you don't have MMC support in your kernel Jun 03 06:57:19 mindThomas: b) it finds the controller, it probes the card it does not detect anything... Jun 03 06:57:26 mindThomas: c) it did not probe the card yet... Jun 03 06:57:31 Oh, can I have a kernel without MMC support Jun 03 06:57:45 mindThomas: well, read your kernel output, you have only pasted a couple of lines Jun 03 06:58:34 hmm Jun 03 06:58:40 I know my kernel has MMC support Jun 03 06:59:05 mindThomas: well, you could paste a full boot log? Jun 03 06:59:10 zecke : I have used linux_2.6.34.bb in .stable also, in that I got "ERROR: function do_stage failed" error, whether I need inform about linux_2.6.34 in some other conf file Jun 03 06:59:30 mindThomas: so far I only know it tried NFS, and then gives up. Jun 03 06:59:30 the problem is I'm not sitting with the board right now, unfortunately :( Jun 03 06:59:42 just thought of asking if you knew the problem Jun 03 06:59:44 dhinesh: no idea about stable Jun 03 07:00:06 mindThomas: well, no, I don't even know your board or bill... the most common issue is that the MMC card was not yet detected Jun 03 07:00:28 mindThomas: and you want to add rootdelay=SOME_VALUE_BIG_ENOUGH to your command line, or add MMC support to the kernel. :) Jun 03 07:01:11 so add rootdelay to the bootargs? Jun 03 07:01:45 mindThomas: well, read the kernel output and it should be clear if it found your SDCard Jun 03 07:03:05 hmm ok.. but if I should add MMC support to the kernel, then shouldn't I bitbake everything from scratch? Jun 03 07:03:44 mindThomas: once you have access to the hardware, get a complete boot log and post it. Jun 03 07:31:09 good morning Jun 03 07:35:45 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * rc4981ec44c 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux-input/linux-input_cvs.bb: linux-input: clean up and fix QA errors Jun 03 08:06:26 hi pb Jun 03 08:06:35 hi woglinde Jun 03 08:07:01 holiday in uk? Jun 03 08:19:32 good morning Jun 03 08:19:41 hi ericben Jun 03 08:20:00 hi woglinde Jun 03 08:24:22 woglinde: not today. last monday was a public holiday here. Jun 03 08:27:17 hm just wondered Jun 03 08:27:25 is this your new office ip? Jun 03 08:37:21 no, I'm at home at the moment Jun 03 08:37:53 pb__ is connected from my office, he should have a 62.7.80.xx IP Jun 03 08:38:27 I am actually connected to my neighbour's wifi, since we didn't have any internet of our own until yesterday and I still haven't set up my own AP yet. :-} Jun 03 08:41:44 pb ah okay Jun 03 08:58:15 woglinde: hey Jun 03 08:58:30 he zecke Jun 03 09:11:35 hi zecke Jun 03 09:31:03 RP: hi Jun 03 09:31:55 rp? Jun 03 09:32:26 woglinde: ping felt boring Jun 03 09:35:05 Another question: i know how to build and install TCL on my normal linux computer, but what should I do if I want to install this for an openembedded linux kernel and filesystem? I can't do the make on it? So how do I crosscompile it for the thing? Jun 03 09:35:37 bitbake tcl Jun 03 09:35:49 copy to device Jun 03 09:35:53 the ipk Jun 03 09:36:00 opkg/ipkg install tcl.ipk Jun 03 09:36:32 serious, is it that easy? Jun 03 09:36:37 sure Jun 03 09:36:54 if you provide your deploys dir via http Jun 03 09:37:02 you would simply run Jun 03 09:37:08 ipkg/opkg update Jun 03 09:37:11 on computer I do this Jun 03 09:37:12 opkg install tcl Jun 03 09:37:13 TCL INSTALLATION Jun 03 09:37:13 wget http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/tcl/tcl8.5.8-src.tar.gz Jun 03 09:37:13 tar -zxvf tcl8.5.8-src.tar.gz Jun 03 09:37:13 cd tcl8.5.8/unix Jun 03 09:37:13 ./configure --prefix=/home/mindthomas/irc/tcl Jun 03 09:37:14 make Jun 03 09:37:14 make install Jun 03 09:37:15 export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/mindthomas/irc/tcl/lib/ Jun 03 09:37:19 whahahahaha Jun 03 09:37:22 ~pastebin Jun 03 09:37:23 [~pastebin] A "pastebin" is a web-based service where you should paste anything over 3 lines so you don't flood the channel. Here are links to a few : http://www.pastebin.com , http://pastebin.ca , http://channels.debian.net/paste , http://paste.lisp.org , http://bin.cakephp.org/ , http://asterisk.pastey.net/ , or install pastebinit with yum or aptitude. Jun 03 09:37:27 sorry Jun 03 09:37:32 know it Jun 03 09:37:39 we all know how to compile stuff Jun 03 09:37:42 to make it easier Jun 03 09:37:46 we invented oe Jun 03 09:37:53 ;) Jun 03 09:38:05 but then, which steps should i do to crosscompile Jun 03 09:38:15 bitbake tcl Jun 03 09:38:15 bitbake tcl Jun 03 09:38:16 does "bitbake tcl" do it all? Jun 03 09:38:27 but which version is that? the newest? :O Jun 03 09:38:30 zecke the only problem he has Jun 03 09:38:37 using oe in vmware Jun 03 09:38:42 so? Jun 03 09:38:45 which seems to suck Jun 03 09:39:03 will it take that long just to crosscompile tcl? Jun 03 09:39:10 mindThomas: do bitbake -g tcl, you will see all the dependencies that will be executed... (like fetching source, patching...) Jun 03 09:39:32 then do bitbake also support eggdrop? Jun 03 09:39:47 mindThomas: what is that supposed to be? Jun 03 09:40:25 a bot for IRC Jun 03 09:40:37 http://www.eggheads.org/ Jun 03 09:40:45 which requires TCL Jun 03 09:42:02 mindThomas: doesn't look like this, but you can easily write a recipe for it. A recipe (ending in .bb) describes how to fetch the source, what patches to apply (if any), how to configure, compile, install it... and recipes can use classes... e.g. we have classes for commom buildsystems (autotools, cmake, qmake, jam) Jun 03 09:42:48 What? That was pretty confusing... I'm a windows guy, so this unfortunately confuses me! :( Jun 03 09:42:57 XorA: parcell arrived to NL :) Jun 03 09:43:11 so the recipe for tcl is already made, and that's why i can do bitbake tcl? Jun 03 09:43:58 Jay7: woowoo Jun 03 09:44:23 Jay7: better hope he doesnt start loving the zaurus :-) Jun 03 09:44:30 hehe ;) Jun 03 09:45:13 Jay7: was it later this month you said you would get them? Jun 03 09:45:49 I hope I'll get it in this month.. Jun 03 09:45:54 but I'm unsure Jun 03 09:46:35 Jay7: hopefully soon after all the delays I caused Jun 03 09:52:12 Hmm, Got kernel booting, init process starts, but output comes to a halt after /etc/rcS.d/* have been run. Seems to be running with sysvinit. Jun 03 10:09:46 Doh! Not sure the serial port device files were getting created properly. Jun 03 10:22:00 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * r1208b12702 10openembedded.git/recipes/powervr-drivers/ (bc-cube/bc-cube.desktop bc-cube_0.2.0.bb): bc-cube: use webcam icon Jun 03 10:29:36 Will /proc/sys/kernel/hotplug only be present if PCI is built? Jun 03 10:32:30 ant_home: ping Jun 03 10:32:31 zecke: How would you then turn the eggdrop package which can just be compiled and installed with ./configure and such, how would you turn that into a recipe? Jun 03 10:35:56 mindThomas: check the manual. Jun 03 10:36:42 mindThomas: Which buildsystem is eggdrop using? plain autotools? Jun 03 10:37:15 gcc i think? Jun 03 10:37:31 mindThomas: that is a compiler. Jun 03 10:37:41 zecke he comes from windows Jun 03 10:37:46 dont forget Jun 03 10:37:56 he has still learn much Jun 03 10:38:02 +to Jun 03 10:39:08 yes, but I really want to learn, as Linux is great for development... In the last months I've seen what you is able to do on linux and the communities which is much larger for linux than windows Jun 03 10:39:45 http://www.eggheads.org/redirect.php?url=ftp://ftp.eggheads.org/pub/eggdrop/source/1.6/eggdrop1.6.19%2Bctcpfix.tar.gz Jun 03 10:39:48 that's the file Jun 03 10:40:02 mindThomas: well, do you want to create a recipe now? Jun 03 10:40:46 yes I want to learn it now :) Jun 03 10:41:04 mindThomas: well, then create a directory with recipes/eggdrop. Jun 03 10:41:13 inside the OE repository. Jun 03 10:41:25 in root? Jun 03 10:42:08 oh sorry, hadn't read the inside.... :) Jun 03 10:42:39 mindThomas: then use your favorite editor and create recipes/eggdrop/eggdrop_1.6.19.bb Jun 03 10:42:46 moment please :) Jun 03 10:50:15 have to get the repository from scratch Jun 03 11:07:31 submitted patch for grep, grep recipes also need dependency to gettext, just like grep-native yesterday Jun 03 11:07:58 ieehhks Jun 03 11:08:11 someone should change grep to use BBCLASSEXTEND Jun 03 11:08:16 janp do it *g* Jun 03 11:08:19 is the git repository down? Jun 03 11:08:44 i get connection error when trying to get files from OE git repository Jun 03 11:09:41 zecke: hi Jun 03 11:09:48 he rp Jun 03 11:12:46 it gives me the unable to connect to socket error Jun 03 11:12:57 mindThomas: do you have a firewall somewhere? Jun 03 11:13:25 RP: do you have time for the bitbake patches or should I merge the easy ones? Jun 03 11:13:43 zecke: from the list? Jun 03 11:13:56 zecke: I can find time for them Jun 03 11:15:25 hmm no I don't think so Jun 03 11:15:36 zecke will you be online in 30 minutes? Jun 03 11:15:56 then I will be ready with the repository and have created a new directory Jun 03 11:17:21 mindThomas: well, more than me can help.. it is not rocket science. Jun 03 11:17:41 creating a such recipe, ok ;) hope so Jun 03 11:20:02 ji ant Jun 03 11:20:51 hello Jun 03 11:22:01 hi ant Jun 03 11:22:30 is quite today in EU Jun 03 11:22:46 germany has holiday Jun 03 11:22:51 in some parts Jun 03 11:23:06 eh...that country makes us 80% busy ... Jun 03 11:24:19 woglinde: which holiday? Jun 03 11:25:47 fronliechnam Jun 03 11:25:53 ups fornleichnam Jun 03 11:25:55 args Jun 03 11:25:58 happy cadaver ... Jun 03 11:26:01 fronleichnam Jun 03 11:26:08 so it is called Jun 03 11:26:14 unfornatly not for berlin Jun 03 11:28:09 ant_work: any further experience with the usb gadget problem and kexecboot on zaurus ? Jun 03 11:28:58 kexecboot is in progress Jun 03 11:29:16 usb gadget..hmm, I think I've seen recent patches in lakml Jun 03 11:29:43 probably are in Eric tree Jun 03 11:30:02 tried vanilla 2.6.34? Jun 03 11:30:41 not now. still compileing angstrom for netwalker . after that has passed i will have a look at 6.34 Jun 03 11:31:35 btw, is it Snapdragon? Jun 03 11:32:09 there were devs here crashing heads around kernel for Snapdragon iirc Jun 03 11:32:29 i had probs with u-boot. i stuck at compiling "Make env " and "Make toolsi" , after removeing this lines from u-boot.inc all went well Jun 03 11:32:56 ? Snapdragon . never heard this name .. Jun 03 11:33:07 I think it is Jun 03 11:33:28 now, can't remember who was looking for kernel examples... Jun 03 11:33:30 i used the ubuntu 2.8.28-10 kernel sources and made a nice running kernel recipe of it Jun 03 11:34:06 including a netwalker MACHINE description file .. Jun 03 11:34:12 GNUtoo: was perhaps you? Jun 03 11:35:00 i got already running a gnome-angstrom image and e fancy looking illume-image Jun 03 11:35:24 RP: well, then I will do it during the short TSC meeting. no need to make time. Jun 03 11:36:29 pwgen: if your patches are still actual someone (me) should push... Jun 03 11:36:40 ant_work, hi Jun 03 11:36:56 hello Jun 03 11:37:29 ant_work: is there a chance to get ubi running with kexecboot ? Jun 03 11:37:29 I can't remember who was playing with snapdragon Jun 03 11:37:40 yea, soon it seems ;) Jun 03 11:37:43 ant_work, what was the question? Jun 03 11:37:55 are you compiling kernels for snapdragon Jun 03 11:37:57 ? Jun 03 11:38:01 no for msm Jun 03 11:38:10 but I know people compiling for snapdragoon Jun 03 11:38:13 so I'm wrong, was someone else Jun 03 11:38:15 in #htc-linux Jun 03 11:38:35 msm is also qualcomm,but it's the previous generation Jun 03 11:38:41 snapdragoon is armv7 Jun 03 11:38:52 my msm is armv6-novfp Jun 03 11:39:40 arm7t . cpu Jun 03 11:39:56 I don't think netwalker is snapdragoon Jun 03 11:40:03 yes it is Jun 03 11:40:11 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smartbook#Sharp_Netwalker Jun 03 11:40:16 runs Ubuntu on an ARM Cortex-A8 based Freescale i.MX515 Jun 03 11:40:28 mompl i tage a look Jun 03 11:40:30 I thought is was i.mx 51 Jun 03 11:40:40 but maybe 515 is a 51 variant Jun 03 11:41:16 51 is a range, 515 is the top of the range Jun 03 11:41:28 ok Jun 03 11:41:36 cpuinfo reports ARMv7 rev 1 ( v71 ) Jun 03 11:41:55 hi ericben Jun 03 11:42:04 hi GNUtoo Jun 03 11:42:07 Revision 51020 Jun 03 11:42:31 btw theses days I did not have time to do any embedded work because I'm migrating my old pentium III 500 router Jun 03 11:42:41 to a sempron 2500+ with another distro Jun 03 11:43:07 . a lot of power four routing Jun 03 11:43:19 there is a plone webserver on it Jun 03 11:43:21 that's the reason Jun 03 11:45:56 ant_work: kexecboot will use 2.6.3x in future ? Jun 03 11:46:26 yes (fingers crossed) Jun 03 11:46:57 zecke.... the rootdelay worked :D Jun 03 11:47:19 mindThomas: you could add a generic 'rootwait' Jun 03 11:47:44 the netwalker is using ubifs for rootfs ( with their ubinto default configuration the nand will go to heaven very early .. syslog flodding .... Jun 03 11:47:59 s/ubinto/ubuntu/ Jun 03 11:50:23 mindThomas: nice Jun 03 11:50:35 mindThomas: maybe leave a comment in the blog post you found? Jun 03 11:50:40 to minimal-distro maintainers: ERROR: Multiple .bb files are due to be built which each provide virtual/psplash (/oe/openembedded/recipes/psplash/psplash_svn.bb /oe/openembedded/recipes/psplash/psplash-angstrom_svn.bb). Jun 03 11:50:56 this is console-image Jun 03 11:54:41 woglinde: Is this what you had in mind? http://pastebin.com/pkHdrBFV Jun 03 12:02:16 janp very nice :) Jun 03 12:04:13 concerning overlays, if I have overlay_a/conf/local.conf and overlay_b/conf/local.conf : what behaviour can I expect ? Jun 03 12:04:53 woglinde: I'll start a compile run in a minute to see how it goes Jun 03 12:07:38 janp I am not sure if grep is needed for sdk Jun 03 12:07:56 maybee its needed BBCLASSEXTEND sdk-entry do Jun 03 12:09:44 hi Jun 03 12:11:36 what is the official way to menuconfig kernel? make menuconfig in kernel directory or bitbake linux -c menuconfig ? Jun 03 12:13:43 woglinde: there doesn't seem to be a grep-sdk recipe like there was for e.g. zlib Jun 03 12:13:52 okay Jun 03 12:21:02 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * r1039e5f1a1 10openembedded.git/recipes/gstd/gstd_git.bb: gstd: merge in changes from Ridgerun Jun 03 12:28:21 hi, i'm working with the openembedded environment (for gumstix) and was wondering if anyone knew how to add delegates to imagemagick using OE? Jun 03 12:32:32 hi all Jun 03 12:32:47 hi Jun 03 12:33:54 gm Jun 03 12:34:29 jcoxon: apart from the fact that the delegates stuff depends on imagemagick these bits should be quite independent. Jun 03 12:34:40 about psplash-zap: it RRECOMMENDS_${PN} = "psplash-angstrom" but should really be ${SPLASH}. Isn't? Jun 03 12:35:19 florian, i see, i've got libjpeg installed and convert -list configure shows that imagemagick as linked to ljpeg Jun 03 12:36:08 but its not in the convert -list format so i must be missing something Jun 03 12:36:13 jcoxon: like imagemagick (the recipe might be a good example) you could add recipes for the delegates stuff Jun 03 12:36:53 hmm... or its some imagemagick config option oe uses or doesn't use Jun 03 12:38:21 just trying with --with-jpeg to see if thats enough Jun 03 12:43:27 janp are you on the oe-dev mailinglist? Jun 03 12:44:27 03Vladimir Zapolskiy  07org.openembedded.dev * ra27dbeff9f 10openembedded.git/recipes/xorg-xserver/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Jun 03 12:44:27 kdrive: fix keyboard device support in kdrive Jun 03 12:44:27 This fixes option selection for keyboard device in kdrive server without XKB Jun 03 12:44:27 support. Jun 03 12:44:27 Signed-off-by: Vladimir Zapolskiy Jun 03 12:44:44 if I've installed Amstrong with X11 how do I start that GUI? Jun 03 12:44:57 right now my device only shows console with login text Jun 03 12:47:29 mindThomas: which image did you build? Jun 03 12:47:58 i used Angstrom online builder Jun 03 12:48:04 but I can't make one with GNOME Jun 03 12:48:35 so I chosed Illume Jun 03 12:48:49 zecke he is using narcissus Jun 03 12:49:32 yup Jun 03 12:49:48 anything wrong with that? Jun 03 12:50:04 mindThomas: it should come up automatically... most likely the start scripts don't know your hardware Jun 03 12:50:23 mindThomas: and then the X Server (graphic provider) can not be started Jun 03 12:51:04 hmm Jun 03 12:51:06 yeah Jun 03 12:51:17 if I type X and run that it also gives me this error Jun 03 12:51:23 Fatal server error: Jun 03 12:51:23 AddScreen/ScreenInit failed for driver 0 Jun 03 12:51:36 But I can see terminal text on the screen Jun 03 12:53:56 mindThomas: well, so no one has used X with your hardware (or at least with OE). It would be very nice if you could make it work and send a patch. Jun 03 12:55:50 mindThomas: /etc/X11/xserver-common should have device specific params. Jun 03 12:55:58 he has mini21440 Jun 03 12:56:01 yup Jun 03 12:56:26 woglinde: well, I don't really mind what he has. ;) Jun 03 12:57:07 in that file there is a line saying "mini2440" Jun 03 12:58:28 mindThomas: that is a good sign... now you only need to figure out why it does not work. Jun 03 12:58:43 hehe yeah Jun 03 12:58:50 i'm trying too.... i'm looking in different files Jun 03 12:58:58 pastebin the Xorg.log file Jun 03 12:59:07 go to /etc/init.d/ Jun 03 12:59:13 and grep for x start Jun 03 12:59:20 it might also be Xserver... the question is which xserver you have kdrive or Xorg Jun 03 12:59:42 opkg/ipkg list Jun 03 13:01:11 this is the output of opkg list Jun 03 13:01:11 http://pastebin.com/6jE97ZG1 Jun 03 13:01:33 looks like it's Xorg i have Jun 03 13:01:55 woglinde: I'm on the openembedded-devel mailing list if that is what you mean Jun 03 13:02:52 janp there where 2 more grep specifi patches Jun 03 13:03:42 woglinde: yes, by me ;) Jun 03 13:03:51 and khem Jun 03 13:06:33 if I run X -configure i get Jun 03 13:06:34 List of video drivers: Jun 03 13:06:34 fbdev Jun 03 13:06:34 No devices to configure. Configuration failed. Jun 03 13:07:15 woglinde: should I incorporate his patch into mine? Jun 03 13:07:36 janp hm yes somehow you have to merge it Jun 03 13:08:01 best thing is to write khem an email or wait, when he appears in the evening Jun 03 13:08:07 here Jun 03 13:23:35 woglinde: I'll check with khem when he's here. Jun 03 13:25:15 woglinde: I forgot something my proposal, seems grep-native executables are ending up like grep.grep-native. I assume this is not what you want Jun 03 13:26:17 proably not Jun 03 13:32:27 woglinde: fixing it Jun 03 13:41:38 yet another embedded linux foundation : http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/03/arm-samsung-ibm-freescale-ti-and-more-join-to-form-linaro-s/ Jun 03 13:43:58 ericben, I bet there is some marketing office who creates all the names for those platforms/foundations/alliances as all of the names are equally stupid Jun 03 13:44:28 wow... I am in Taipei and couldn't care less about Computex :} Jun 03 13:44:47 hi zecke Jun 03 13:44:47 zecke *g* Jun 03 13:45:02 zecke: no *pad* seeing? Jun 03 13:45:24 well... still thinking about technology. Jun 03 13:45:47 I want to reinvent the remote control, then create an appstore and reinvent the remote control again Jun 03 13:46:06 and their budget is well defined : > 10 and < 100 millions, there is room for hiring quite a bunch of people with such an error margin ;-) Jun 03 13:46:53 this is maybe their answer to intel/nokia or google/qualcomm 's partnership Jun 03 13:47:00 zecke: yeah, good plan. Make a startup call it RemotePad, Inc. and suck in VC Jun 03 13:47:48 stefan_schmidt: I like how apple believes to have reinvented the phone... :) Jun 03 13:48:20 zecke: There was something like a phone before? Jun 03 13:48:34 zecke: I mean they also invented the, now outdated, PC :) Jun 03 13:48:40 the Siemens DVB-H proto with Opie rotated the screen based on how one held the device :) Jun 03 13:49:15 zecke: heh Jun 03 13:49:24 zecke: ah, old times... opie... Jun 03 13:50:13 zecke: Do you had look wrt the apartment btw? Jun 03 13:53:25 http://www.linaro.org/faqs/ to try to learn more. It seems Canonical is their team, there is hrw listed here : http://wiki.linaro.org/Teams/Foundations Jun 03 13:53:59 linaro the arm-ubuntu think is called Jun 03 13:54:05 hm intressting Jun 03 13:54:31 there are known names from TI, Marvell, Canonical ARM Jun 03 13:54:36 in the dev team Jun 03 13:54:39 ah, so the big companies are just paying canonical :) Jun 03 13:54:59 no it seems this is a mix of peoples who are already contributing to embedded projects Jun 03 13:55:12 from all the founding companies Jun 03 13:56:41 hmm Jun 03 13:58:15 I wonder how much effort device tree on arm will take them Jun 03 14:01:57 woglinde: tried fixing grep.grep-native executables, including old grep-native do_stage function doesn't work, any ideas? Jun 03 14:02:59 janp hm sorry Jun 03 14:03:04 no time for it atm Jun 03 14:16:36 cd Jun 03 14:39:03 ~seen florian Jun 03 14:39:04 florian <~fuchs@Maemo/community/contributor/florian> was last seen on IRC in channel #oe, 2h 2m 11s ago, saying: 'hmm... or its some imagemagick config option oe uses or doesn't use'. Jun 03 14:39:25 mickeyl, hey, you there? Jun 03 14:54:07 http://www.linaro.org/arm-freescale-ibm-samsung-st-ericsson-and-texas-instruments-form-new-company-to-speed-the-rollout-of-linux-based-devices/ Jun 03 14:54:29 heh, getting bored of that link now :-D Jun 03 14:54:34 pb_: can you help me with the credentials for the chatroom? Jun 03 14:55:13 we (kexecboot) should join ;) Jun 03 14:57:13 zecke: I think you should have access already. Is it not working for you? Jun 03 14:58:48 http://flors.wordpress.com/2010/06/03/50-000-for-the-best-maemo-qt-nokia-n900-apps-and-more/ Jun 03 14:58:53 other good link :) Jun 03 14:59:19 zecke: are you identified with nickserv? Jun 03 14:59:29 pb_: i didn't try... now i got kicked. :) Jun 03 14:59:48 mm, you will get kicked if you aren't identified. Jun 03 15:00:08 kergoth managed to connect, so I don't think there is a generic problem Jun 03 15:00:25 pb_: I am banned now... and identified by now Jun 03 15:03:33 kergoth: renaming org.openembedded.dev to master Jun 03 15:06:50 mickeyl: ping? tsc? Jun 03 15:09:11 mickeyl: ping Jun 03 15:10:29 zecke: a topic I wanted to propose for TSC was can be rename org.openembedded.dev to master Jun 03 15:10:54 khem: already talking about it. Jun 03 15:11:01 ok cool Jun 03 15:11:40 khem: morning. I've rebuilt without --enable-target-optspace Jun 03 15:29:33 mindThomas: You can just ask here... if people have time and can help they will. Jun 03 15:30:24 mindThomas: it is fine. Jun 03 15:30:39 anyways, I'll ask here then :) Jun 03 15:32:00 How do I make a recipe for Eggdrop so I can crosscompile it for my ARM board? Jun 03 15:32:22 mindThomas read the manual Jun 03 15:32:26 look at other recipes Jun 03 15:32:56 mindThomas: ah finally at that point. Jun 03 15:33:26 mindThomas: created the dir for eggdrop? time to create a file eggdrop_1.6.9.bb (or whatever the version number was) in it? Jun 03 15:33:29 "rtfm" - yes, I've heard that before... But instead of having to read 100 pages, then if someone knew how to, they could explain and share their knowledge Jun 03 15:35:01 mindThomas: well, this is how a manual gets created... instead of taking 60 minutes per person, take the 60 to write the manual. :) Jun 03 15:35:20 mindThomas: but we are at a point where you need to create a recipe. :) Jun 03 15:36:42 yes we are :) Jun 03 15:36:47 and I've created the eggdrop folder Jun 03 15:37:00 inside the openembedded folder Jun 03 15:38:20 openembedded/recipes/eggdrop/? as you have used something like BBFILES to indicate where bitbake will search for these .bb ones Jun 03 15:41:58 mindThomas: now you need to put in some convience stuff... like DESCRIPTION = "What is Eggdrop actually doing?" HOMEPAGE = "URL", LICENSE = "the license" Jun 03 15:42:33 mindThomas: then place a line "inherit autotools", as eggdrop is using autotools.... and things can be easy, unless the author has done stupid things.. Jun 03 15:42:40 mindThomas: and finally put in SRC_URI = Jun 03 15:43:16 mindThomas: and finally put in SRC_URI = "ftp://URL"... you can replace the 1.2.3 version triplet with a ${PV} and the eggdrop name with ${PN} Jun 03 15:43:50 mindThomas: and after that... place DEPENDS = "tcl" (actually i think we ask it to be put above SRC_URI but that is convention) Jun 03 15:44:19 mindThomas: and now you can type bitbake eggdrops on the console and it should build tcl and then fetch the source of eggdrop, try configure... and then we see if it is failing. Jun 03 15:46:39 what should the file be called - what.bb? Jun 03 15:47:57 usually targetname_version.number.bb Jun 03 15:48:03 e.g. eggdrop_1.0.bb Jun 03 15:49:51 mindThomas please please read the manual linked on our webpage Jun 03 15:53:21 ok Jun 03 15:53:36 i'm trying "bitbake eggdrop" now, and it is writing Handling BitBake files Jun 03 15:53:49 *sigh* Jun 03 15:53:56 ;) Jun 03 15:53:57 when I open the window Jun 03 15:54:01 the window is open Jun 03 15:55:46 mindThomas: I told you how to name the file. :) Jun 03 15:56:35 anyway going to bed Jun 03 15:56:53 nite zecke Jun 03 15:57:15 "error: Nothing provides 'eggdrop Jun 03 15:57:36 please please read the manual Jun 03 15:58:47 argh, thought zecke would help me Jun 03 15:58:50 link to manual plz Jun 03 15:59:05 found it Jun 03 16:01:21 But what does Nothing provides 'eggdrop' mean? Jun 03 16:05:15 i've now tried with -b and then the .bb adress and this gives me other errors Jun 03 16:05:23 cannot check archive integrity Jun 03 16:07:15 what is "eggdrop'? Jun 03 16:07:56 Hello all. Quick question-- If I have a package that requires to link to libasound, (I use -lasound when building) do I not just add the following in staging(): oe_libinstall -so libasound ${STAGING_LIBDIR} Jun 03 16:10:05 anyone knows how to add modules into kernel in openembedded way? Jun 03 16:24:38 03Eric Bénard  07org.openembedded.dev * r1a50448dd3 10openembedded.git/recipes/linphone/linphone_3.1.0.bb: Jun 03 16:24:38 linphone_3.1.0: add libglade dependency Jun 03 16:24:38 * without this compile fails Jun 03 16:24:38 Signed-off-by: Eric Bénard Jun 03 16:24:38 03Eric Bénard  07org.openembedded.dev * r8939672993 10openembedded.git/recipes/qt4/qt4.inc: (log message trimmed) Jun 03 16:25:40 sakoman - good morning. Jun 03 16:25:48 strange thing is that it doesn't seem to find my recipe, but the BBPATH is the same plca Jun 03 16:26:09 place as where I placed the new .bb file (in a folder named eggdrop ofc) Jun 03 16:30:04 ericben seems you made a to long message for qt Jun 03 16:30:26 woglinde: is there a size limit in the policy or is it CIA which trunked it ? Jun 03 16:30:45 hm I wonder Jun 03 16:30:50 trunked => truncated Jun 03 16:30:51 why it dont print the short msg Jun 03 16:31:06 blankline is there Jun 03 16:32:36 robtow: good morning :-) Jun 03 16:34:25 <---is compiling a newly updated & clean angstrom console image, for Overo; looking to try the .32 kernel, especially interested in cpu frequency controls and any power saving options in the latest stuff. Anyone have personal experience with cranking down the power draw on TI OMAP? Jun 03 16:42:53 03Chase Maupin  07org.openembedded.dev * rdb786adf5c 10openembedded.git/recipes/qt4/ (qt-4.6.2.inc qt4-embedded.inc qt4.inc): (log message trimmed) Jun 03 16:42:53 qt4-embedded: rename qtdemo file Jun 03 16:42:53 * Changed the name of the qtdemo exectable installed Jun 03 16:42:53 in the /usr/bin directory to qtdemoE for Qt Jun 03 16:42:54 embedded builds. This allows the Qt embedded Jun 03 16:47:19 03Chase Maupin  07org.openembedded.dev * r1399edca08 10openembedded.git/recipes/alsa/alsa-state/dm6467t-evm/asound.state: Jun 03 16:47:19 alsa-state/dm6467t-evm: add asound file from arago Jun 03 16:47:19 * Add the asound.state file for the Texas Instruments Jun 03 16:47:19 dm6467t-evm platform from arago. Jun 03 16:47:19 Signed-off-by: Chase Maupin Jun 03 16:47:27 Signed-off-by: Chase Maupin Jun 03 16:47:27 Acked-by: Koen Kooi Jun 03 16:47:28 Signed-off-by: Denys Dmytriyenko Jun 03 16:47:44 03Chase Maupin  07org.openembedded.dev * r3fa7dff617 10openembedded.git/recipes/alsa/alsa-state.bb: Jun 03 16:47:44 alsa-state: bump alsa-state PR Jun 03 16:47:44 * Bump the PR number of the alsa-state to pickup Jun 03 16:47:44 new asound.state files added for TI platforms. Jun 03 16:47:44 Signed-off-by: Chase Maupin Jun 03 16:51:33 Any thoughts on http://snipt.net/kergoth/python-rm-rf ? Thinking it may be useful as a convenience function in oe.path Jun 03 16:52:25 kergoth yeah Jun 03 16:52:27 cool Jun 03 16:52:35 subprocess must die Jun 03 16:52:37 *g* Jun 03 16:52:54 system("rm -f ..") bothers me Jun 03 16:53:08 * khem agrees Jun 03 16:53:29 /bin/sh: ./config.status: /bin/sh: bad interpreter: Text file busy Jun 03 16:53:32 k, will see about getting it in and using it Jun 03 16:53:39 havent seen this error in my entire life Jun 03 16:53:55 kergoth: what was take on renaming to master Jun 03 16:53:59 i've seen that busy error before, but its usually a race of some sort, using a file being installed, but /bin/sh makes no sense at all Jun 03 16:54:34 khem: no real consensus before I left, but I got annoyed and left the meeting early before I said anything regrettable Jun 03 16:54:36 wget_1.9.1.bb Jun 03 16:54:39 so one of the other guys would know better Jun 03 16:54:45 was the recipe on the oven :) Jun 03 16:54:55 heh Jun 03 16:55:03 good idea silence is golden Jun 03 16:56:36 03Jan Paesmans  07org.openembedded.dev * r83a9cf7018 10openembedded.git/recipes/grep/ (grep_2.5.1.bb grep_2.5.bb): Jun 03 16:56:36 grep: add missing dependency on gettext Jun 03 16:56:36 Signed-off-by: Denys Dmytriyenko Jun 03 16:56:51 hmm Jun 03 16:57:04 ubifs looks pretty good, does anyone prefer any other filesystem in particular. My rootfs rotted away today, I was using ext3 on a sdram. Jun 03 16:57:36 gaston you can run ubifs normaly only on nand on the soc Jun 03 16:57:38 if it fails to remove a pstage package from staging with opkg, wouldn't it be better to fall back to the manual removal, same as if it wasn't installed with opkg at all, rather than leaving it as is? Jun 03 16:58:41 anyone knows how to add modules into kernel in openembedded way? Jun 03 16:59:26 woglinde, sounds strange, Ill give it a shot and report back if it fails Jun 03 16:59:37 03Jan Paesmans  07org.openembedded.dev * rd29933e051 10openembedded.git/recipes/grep/grep-native_2.5.1.bb: Jun 03 16:59:37 grep-native: add missing inherit on gettext Jun 03 16:59:37 gettext-native is a prerequisite for building grep-native. Jun 03 16:59:37 Inheriting also from gettext takes care of that requirement. Jun 03 16:59:37 Signed-off-by: Jan Paesmans Jun 03 17:03:56 woglinde : your right, doesnt work on mmc/sd/usb Jun 03 17:04:11 So whats second best? Jun 03 17:04:56 I guess it should have been fine with ext3 really? Jun 03 17:05:57 gaston depends Jun 03 17:06:35 jffs2 maybee good to Jun 03 17:06:38 error was JBD: No valid journal superblock found Jun 03 17:06:44 atleaset for mmc and sd Jun 03 17:06:52 which of course is kind of serious ;) Jun 03 17:06:56 or logfs Jun 03 17:07:56 woglinde: jffs2 on sd/mmc? Jun 03 17:08:09 denix not? Jun 03 17:08:13 hm Jun 03 17:08:24 I tought you can use it too Jun 03 17:09:05 I thought you needed direct mtd access... Jun 03 17:09:19 gaston needs it Jun 03 17:09:29 No real point is it? The sdram should take care of wear leveling itself. Jun 03 17:09:48 dont buy cheap SD Jun 03 17:09:49 you mead ssd? Jun 03 17:10:06 SDRam some fast Sandisk Jun 03 17:10:18 not cheap really, speed ver size Jun 03 17:10:24 s/ver/over Jun 03 17:11:13 * XorA cant find a reference to SanDisk SDRam products Jun 03 17:11:33 Really no need to dicuss forther, Ill just reload rootfs. Once is never, twice is accident and thrice is a bad habit or how they say Jun 03 17:12:01 Are you confusing SD cards with SD RAM? Jun 03 17:12:04 MTD subsystem (stands for Memory Technology Devices) provides an abstraction layer for raw flash devices. Jun 03 17:12:10 MTD subsystem does not deal with block devices like MMC, eMMC, SD, CompactFlash, etc. Jun 03 17:12:29 http://www.linux-mtd.infradead.org/faq/general.html#L_mtd_vs_hdd Jun 03 17:14:04 so, jffs/yaffs, ubi and logfs are for mtd devices, i.e. raw flash, not sd/mmc Jun 03 17:14:32 denix hm sorry Jun 03 17:15:15 so ext4 would be best? Jun 03 17:15:21 because of trim command? Jun 03 17:15:24 or btrfs? Jun 03 17:16:26 btrfs is supposed to be better (pun intended :)) but it's not stable yet Jun 03 17:16:41 yepp Jun 03 17:16:48 so ext4 Jun 03 17:16:53 XorA and robtow, it is a SanDisk micro SDHC Jun 03 17:17:18 odd, I use sandisk cards almost exlusively and never had one fail yet Jun 03 17:17:57 I should maybe add that it is Hawkboard Jun 03 17:18:16 Gaston|Home - that is *not* RAM. Jun 03 17:18:36 Thanks for clearing that up for me robtow Jun 03 17:19:32 I have had one Kingston micro SD card fail on me, and two Kington standard SD cards; admittedly my application puts some rather heavy use on them. I have switched to Sandisk, and not had one fail in the last month. Jun 03 17:19:46 so ext4 would recover more easily and not really do less writes or anything? Jun 03 17:19:53 err, "Kingston", not "Kington". Jun 03 17:21:16 gaston ext4 supports the trim command Jun 03 17:21:46 I've been creating journaled ext3 Jun 03 17:24:00 robtow: my experience of kingston was useless crap :-) Jun 03 17:24:06 woglinde, I thought the trim was something quite new and particular to SSD and not general smaller items? Jun 03 17:24:44 XorA - I must agree with you. I'm just glad I didn't use them in any of the vehicles at sdea, just lab bench prototyping. Jun 03 17:25:51 I am using Sandisk 8G micro sd currently, for sea trials. Jun 03 17:26:45 Sandisk is not perfect either Jun 03 17:27:04 some would say it's a bunch of hype Jun 03 17:27:42 I also had good results with Transcend and Corsair... Jun 03 17:27:51 Gaston hm seems so Jun 03 17:28:00 denix - I have one 16G Sandisk micro sd card that *survived* an imploded paylod housing in the ocean. I'm rather impressed with that. Jun 03 17:28:13 err, "payload" Jun 03 17:28:53 are you responsible for the oil leak in the mexican gulf? :) Jun 03 17:29:10 lol Jun 03 17:31:18 Jun 03 17:31:52 gaston hm ext4 without journaling Jun 03 17:32:36 anone see why? http://pastebin.com/FL9SUJX2 Jun 03 17:33:01 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext4 - it is journaling... Jun 03 17:33:45 denix sure but I read you can run it without journaling Jun 03 17:35:24 why wouldn't you want journaling? Jun 03 17:35:49 extra write cycles? Jun 03 17:36:44 woglinde - I guess I much prefer the journaling because on my vehicles power is somewhat flaky, and that is a serious worry. Jun 03 17:37:18 And the vehicles are sometimes thousands of kilometers away in the ocean. Jun 03 17:37:34 robtow hm intressting Jun 03 17:37:40 and when the sd fails? Jun 03 17:38:08 when the sd fails its deadly. Jun 03 17:38:55 I'd really rather not have the SD fail, even on one of the satelite computers. On the primary - well, it's a lost vehicle at that point. Jun 03 17:40:08 hm but a reboot survies? Jun 03 17:40:24 what do you need to write all the time? Jun 03 17:40:32 besides logfiles Jun 03 17:40:41 you can mount the system ro Jun 03 17:40:57 and unlock it only for updating Jun 03 17:41:15 woglinde - sensor data. Including 14.7 megapixel picture data. Jun 03 17:41:50 okay Jun 03 17:42:20 robtow, you have a link to show your babies? Jun 03 17:42:20 One of my vehicles has been at sea for over a year. Jun 03 17:42:32 cool Jun 03 17:42:39 Gaston|Home - www.liquidr.com Jun 03 17:44:28 robtow cool Jun 03 17:44:37 thanks :-) Jun 03 17:45:00 nice! Jun 03 17:45:58 robtow: you could opt for some SSD. Those have much longer life (they say...) Jun 03 17:46:05 Our test range is in Kona. Jun 03 17:46:36 ant_home - ssd consumes more power; I have a very strict power budget. Jun 03 17:46:50 yea, then it's just you probably lack SATA and only have USB... Jun 03 17:46:50 very cool, should have had one to track my mum and dad as they sailed to the caribbean a few years ago , very cool robtow! Jun 03 17:47:15 I'm starting to look into some of the kernel mods for reducing power on OMAP. Do any of you have any experience with that stuff? Jun 03 17:48:07 Stock Gumstix and Beagle are about twice to four times the power draw that the hardware guys want me to use. Jun 03 17:48:31 They'd like to restrict me to a max of a half watt. Jun 03 17:49:52 Jun 03 17:52:17 robtow ask on beagleboard Jun 03 17:52:54 robtow at least 2.6.32-psp should have more powermanagent Jun 03 17:53:06 robtow, isnt it easier to use embedded system without linux, written in C only? you can than control consumption much easier Jun 03 18:04:23 eldis - it is not much easier, since I have to use packages like gPhoto2 and Imagemagick. Jun 03 18:05:06 woglinde - thanks for the suggestion :-) Jun 03 18:05:33 gphoto? Jun 03 18:05:36 really? Jun 03 18:05:37 eldis - customers want to integrate all kinds of sensors; and process data. this requires a full up OS Jun 03 18:05:44 woglinde - really. Jun 03 18:06:50 eldis - they also want to do native compile, not cross. Jun 03 18:07:25 woglinde - gphoto2 and Imgagick via Iridium sat comm. Jun 03 18:07:30 robtow: Cool product Jun 03 18:07:58 dfarnsworth - thanks :-) Jun 03 18:08:10 time for a bit of lunch - be back in half an hour. Jun 03 18:13:42 * kergoth grumbles Jun 03 18:40:59 robtow, ok than it makes sense, you use angstrom? Jun 03 18:41:41 re Jun 03 19:07:36 is there a grub bootable image type? Jun 03 19:42:06 Hi all, I have a question about staging and packaging. I thought that by default headers and libraries built by my recipe would be packaged in the -dev package, but they seem to only get staged to the build/tmp/staging.... directory. There is a message from BB that "NOTE: these files were installed but not shipped in any package" Why does BB knowenough about these files to install them to the staging lib and include dirs, but doesn't p Jun 03 19:42:06 ackage them in the -dev package? Jun 03 19:42:06 Additionally, I would like BB to stage some .idl files from this recipe's source to the staging directory, since I have other recipies that expect them to be in the include dir, but I'm not sure how to do this. My staging function is "do_stage () { autotools_stage_all }" Jun 03 19:44:18 staging goes by the installed files (do_install) if non-legacy, or do_stage if legacy. either way, it goes by all the files installed by those tasks Jun 03 19:44:22 packaging is completely different. Jun 03 19:44:34 those files get split up into specific binary packages, including specific dirs/files in each Jun 03 19:44:50 see the PACKAGES variable and FILES_* variables in bitbake.conf Jun 03 19:45:05 you can read autotools_stage_all in autotools.bbclass Jun 03 19:51:05 03Stefan Schmidt  07org.openembedded.dev * r66234041db 10openembedded.git/recipes/netcat/netcat_0.7.1.bb: netcat_0.7.1: Gettext is needed Jun 03 19:51:17 03Stefan Schmidt  07org.openembedded.dev * r92d5f44595 10openembedded.git/recipes/tasks/task-proper-tools.bb: task-proper-tools: Add netkit-telnet Jun 03 19:53:04 03Vitus Jensen  07org.openembedded.dev * rd76f569552 10openembedded.git/recipes/socketcan/ (4 files in 2 dirs): (log message trimmed) Jun 03 19:53:04 libsocketcan: new recipes Jun 03 19:53:04 Build pengutronix' libsocketcan (netlink interface), used Jun 03 19:53:04 by newer versions of canutils. can_netlink.h is really Jun 03 19:53:04 linux/can/netlink.h from linux-libc-headers but installed Jun 03 19:53:15 03Vitus Jensen  07org.openembedded.dev * r715d9585bb 10openembedded.git/recipes/socketcan/socketcan-utils-test_svn.bb: Jun 03 19:53:15 socketcan-utils-test: rconflicts with canutils Jun 03 19:53:15 Rconflicts because of identical program names. Jun 03 19:53:15 Signed-off-by: Vitus Jensen Jun 03 19:53:16 Signed-off-by: Eric Bénard Jun 03 19:53:18 03Vitus Jensen  07org.openembedded.dev * r1d1fbd94ec 10openembedded.git/recipes/socketcan/ (canutils.inc canutils_4.0.4.bb canutils_4.0.5.bb): Jun 03 19:53:18 canutils: new recipes Jun 03 19:53:18 Add canutils (PTX flavour) 4.0.4 and 4.0.5 as alternatives Jun 03 19:55:39 hi, does anyone here know how I can change the status of a patch in patchwork that I pushed ? Jun 03 19:56:05 for patches I sent, I manage to change the status, but for other's peoples' patches I can't Jun 03 19:57:35 that's funny one: http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/linux-arm-kernel/2010-June/017134.html Jun 03 19:59:57 ...The fact is that ARM-based devices multiply like rabbits... Jun 03 20:01:23 ant_home: yes and most of them are not even mainlined else, arch/arm would be far laarger ;-) Jun 03 20:03:54 re Jun 03 20:08:23 hm seems hrw will be in cambridge next week Jun 03 20:21:03 03Roman I Khimov  07org.openembedded.dev * r1cb6920adb 10openembedded.git/recipes/whois/whois_5.0.5.bb: Jun 03 20:21:03 whois: update to version 5.0.5 Jun 03 20:21:03 5.0.0 is unfetchable Jun 03 20:21:03 Signed-off-by: Roman I Khimov Jun 03 20:44:43 How do I add checksum of a recipe so bitbake accepts the package? Jun 03 20:44:56 look at other recipes Jun 03 20:45:16 grep -r md5 recipes/* Jun 03 20:45:33 grep is a neat programm you should learn and use Jun 03 20:49:47 here is my recipe: http://pastebin.com/0JMRigrW Jun 03 20:50:11 but when I run bitbake -b openembedded/recipes/and so on i get theese errors Jun 03 20:50:22 http://pastebin.com/vGb9uE3d Jun 03 20:51:18 hm and what is in /stuff2/angstrom-dev/work/armv4t-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/eggdrop1.6.19-1.0-r0/temp/log.do_install.5731 ? Jun 03 20:53:12 mindThomas you can read or? Jun 03 20:53:19 Eggdrop is the world's most popular Open Source IRC bot, designed for flexibility and ease of use, and is freely distributable under the GNU General Public License (GPL). Jun 03 20:53:25 fix your license field Jun 03 20:53:41 didn't what to write there Jun 03 20:53:56 http://pastebin.comzMDmH8wm Jun 03 20:54:02 that's the log.do_install thing Jun 03 20:54:04 that's why I asked if you can read Jun 03 20:54:37 pastebin is wrong Jun 03 20:54:39 url Jun 03 20:54:52 http://pastebin.com/zMDhM8wm Jun 03 20:55:14 http://pastebin.com/zMDmH8wm Jun 03 20:55:16 there you go Jun 03 20:55:40 hm there something wrong Jun 03 20:55:43 at all Jun 03 20:56:13 can you pastebin do_configure Jun 03 20:56:18 and do_compile too? Jun 03 20:58:37 in both do_configure and do_compile it just says: NOTE: nothing to configure or NOTE: nothing to compile Jun 03 20:58:54 sounds like an incorrect S value, or it's not make basd Jun 03 20:58:56 based Jun 03 20:59:25 but eggdrop when you install that normally Jun 03 20:59:36 you do ./configure, make config, make and then make install Jun 03 20:59:46 so no, it is make based! Jun 03 20:59:58 did i say it wasn't? Jun 03 21:00:00 no, i said this or that Jun 03 21:00:08 yes :) Jun 03 21:00:11 if you can't figure out logic that simple, i don't think we can help you Jun 03 21:00:20 relax Jun 03 21:00:27 i'm just concluding Jun 03 21:00:41 *making conclusions Jun 03 21:00:55 so incorrect S value, what is that supposed to mean? Jun 03 21:01:11 S is a variable Jun 03 21:01:13 you set it wrong Jun 03 21:01:19 in recipe? Jun 03 21:01:21 hence, "incorrect S value" Jun 03 21:01:23 kergoth looked it up Jun 03 21:01:26 no, in your resume Jun 03 21:01:32 eggdrop is using autotools Jun 03 21:01:41 yes? Jun 03 21:02:04 S is a variable that points to the unpacked source tree Jun 03 21:02:11 which you'd know if you looked at the manuals Jun 03 21:02:26 if it unpacks to a directory other than ${PN}-${PV}, you'll need to set it Jun 03 21:02:37 there are many, many recipes that do so that will work as examples for you Jun 03 21:02:48 which use autotools too? Jun 03 21:02:56 dood Jun 03 21:02:59 there are 7,000 recipes in the repository Jun 03 21:03:01 what do you think? Jun 03 21:03:15 and autotools is by far the most common build system Jun 03 21:03:16 so yes Jun 03 21:04:51 about $SPLASH in OE, for curiosity: http://fr.pastebin.ca/1876829 Jun 03 21:06:30 it was agreed psplash is an image thing, not distro, isn't? Jun 03 21:06:39 now I added S = "${WORKDIR}/eggdrop" Jun 03 21:06:47 but it gives same error Jun 03 21:13:24 i must keep trying Jun 03 21:13:28 and read the manual Jun 03 21:13:36 see ya guys, thanks for the little help ;) Jun 03 21:14:19 bitbake -e eggdrop|grep \^S= Jun 03 21:14:23 make sure that dir exists. Jun 03 21:15:11 did you clean before rebuilding? Jun 03 21:16:04 good call Jun 03 21:17:27 kergoth: today I was looking at uptime of my buildbox. For long long time only one of four CPU was 100%. Was qemu-arm. uptime was just 1 1 1 :/ After the sucker finished, things went better: uptime 4,5 4,6 3,5 Jun 03 21:18:02 this with -j5 and 4 threads Jun 03 21:18:03 ant_home: qemu-arm ? Jun 03 21:18:12 top was showing it Jun 03 21:18:17 ant_home: you mean you were generating locales Jun 03 21:18:18 hm.. Jun 03 21:18:29 yes probably (eglibc) Jun 03 21:18:33 ah ok Jun 03 21:18:52 next thing I should do in eglibc is to get rid of qemu for locales Jun 03 21:18:59 and use cross localedef Jun 03 21:19:52 btw I saw a couple of dead/zombie python-2.6 processes...wtf? Jun 03 21:20:10 kergoth Jun 03 21:20:29 that one, when I ran that nothing showed up, no errors nothing, but it looks like it's completed Jun 03 21:21:06 khem: if you look at the creation times, something is fishy: bunzip was created at the end... Jun 03 21:21:37 lot of tasks seems being queued waiting for simple decompressors... Jun 03 21:21:48 ant hplib Jun 03 21:21:53 ups hp-lip Jun 03 21:22:31 Hilton-Paris-lipps? Jun 03 21:22:39 but I don't seem to find any ipkg or opkg Jun 03 21:22:52 deploy-dir Jun 03 21:23:02 use find -name "*ipk" Jun 03 21:23:12 find is another tool you should learn Jun 03 21:23:38 then discover the Dark Side: mc Jun 03 21:24:56 in /angstrom-dev/deploy/glibc/sources/eggdrop/eggdrop1.6.19/ in there, there is only tar.gz and tar.gz.md5 Jun 03 21:25:48 yes.. that's what you'd expect Jun 03 21:26:00 'sources' under deploy is.. deployed sources Jun 03 21:27:19 kergoth: is there a priority in the dependencies list? Jun 03 21:27:44 in which order are those rebuilt? Jun 03 21:27:51 if any Jun 03 21:29:04 yes but I'm looking for an ipkg Jun 03 21:29:04 :D Jun 03 21:32:45 jo gnutoo Jun 03 21:33:06 hi Jun 03 21:33:14 I'm setting up oe on the new laptop Jun 03 21:33:42 I'll look in contrib Jun 03 21:33:48 for scripts for managing multiples machines Jun 03 21:35:22 mmm I don't see one Jun 03 21:35:28 so I'll import my old scripts Jun 03 21:41:14 re gnutoo Jun 03 21:41:29 hi again I didn't disconnect Jun 03 21:41:36 I just connected my laptop Jun 03 21:41:45 the old one broke Jun 03 21:43:10 btw many people want arm smartbooks Jun 03 21:43:19 I bet there is none usable yet Jun 03 21:43:27 under GNU/Linux (not android) Jun 03 21:43:34 dcordes asked me that today] Jun 03 21:43:38 s/]// Jun 03 21:43:53 touchbook is not an option Jun 03 21:44:01 I read again things about it Jun 03 21:44:08 some people broke the keyboard twice Jun 03 21:44:18 but they are making a new one Jun 03 21:44:23 maybe if it's more robust Jun 03 21:44:40 touchbook is the countrary of a toughbook Jun 03 21:44:44 : the netwalker has a very bad keyboard Jun 03 21:44:59 the netwalker seem small Jun 03 21:45:11 hrw also wanted an arm netbook long time ago Jun 03 21:45:16 but with big screen Jun 03 21:45:38 . slightly lagrger than a zaurus clamshell but the kezboard is worse Jun 03 21:45:41 ok Jun 03 21:45:58 I know someone who bought a touchbook even If I told him not to Jun 03 21:46:13 but runs very long and has no weight .. Jun 03 21:46:14 too bad it's not robust Jun 03 21:46:16 ok Jun 03 21:46:20 the concept seems nice Jun 03 21:46:22 else it would be perfect Jun 03 21:46:38 it has a fast CPU Jun 03 21:46:40 but yes the keyboard looks a bit rickety Jun 03 21:46:41 the netwlaker Jun 03 21:46:43 ok Jun 03 21:46:56 * dm8tbr meant the touchbook Jun 03 21:47:04 ah ok Jun 03 21:47:11 the keyboard is something that i would expect on a mobil phone Jun 03 21:47:23 bit not on a netbook. Jun 03 21:47:26 I've an htcdream and it has a good keyboard Jun 03 21:47:40 but I must ping alain2210 for his xmodmap file Jun 03 21:47:46 * dm8tbr has archos devices. they don't have keyboards Jun 03 21:47:53 but I have an rubber foldable Jun 03 21:48:03 because else some things avaliable with alt+somekey are not available Jun 03 21:48:09 yes I know Jun 03 21:48:17 archos are nice Jun 03 21:48:19 i will bring it with me to the linuxtag. so anyone can complain on this kezboard .. Jun 03 21:48:20 omap... Jun 03 21:48:31 * GNUtoo|laptop has no omap Jun 03 21:48:48 maybe when bug 2.0 will be out... Jun 03 21:51:13 has anyone seen an openpandora ? Jun 03 21:51:56 that's a nice device Jun 03 21:52:01 it's out now Jun 03 21:52:09 but I saw it only on youtube Jun 03 21:52:15 s/out/shipping Jun 03 21:55:59 time to sleep .. CU Jun 03 22:05:10 kergoth: heh, what are you doing to our meetings? Jun 03 22:05:33 nothing, accidentally changed its calendar in ical and put it back Jun 03 22:05:38 and i guess it decided to email updates Jun 03 22:05:42 feel free to ignore them Jun 03 22:05:48 ah, righto Jun 03 22:05:56 yeah, I suddenly got a flurry of ical update emails Jun 03 22:06:46 (relating to a meeting in May, apparently, though that might just be evolution not rendering them right) Jun 03 22:08:12 its a repeating meeting, i think it may refer to the first one when its sending an update to the series, rather than a specific instance Jun 03 22:08:41 ah, I see Jun 03 23:01:57 Does anyone know why kernel command line options would work on one kernel and not another? Jun 03 23:03:02 diffrent versions? Jun 03 23:04:59 woglinde, but the boot options shouldn't change, right? Jun 03 23:05:05 I'm coding for an android phone Jun 03 23:06:34 you need to inside the kernel? Jun 03 23:06:38 +hack Jun 03 23:06:53 It has .29 Jun 03 23:07:04 I need to upgrade it to .32 so I can get 802.11s in it Jun 03 23:07:26 ./fastboot-linux -c "root=/dev/mmcblk0p3 rw rootfs=ext2 init=/sbin/init rootwait noinitrd" boot gentoo/msm/arch/arm/boot/zImage Jun 03 23:07:37 the kernel options work if it is a .29 kernel Jun 03 23:07:40 but not if it is .32 Jun 03 23:08:31 so .32 is compiled diffrently Jun 03 23:08:37 differ the .config Jun 03 23:08:43 of both kernels Jun 03 23:10:03 well, there are sh*t tons of differences Jun 03 23:10:04 :) Jun 03 23:12:02 check CONFIG_CMDLINE Jun 03 23:13:37 CONFIG_CMDLINE="mem=64M console=ttyMSM,115200n8" Jun 03 23:13:59 shouldn't my stuff append Jun 03 23:14:00 ? Jun 03 23:14:07 what do you mean by 'work'? one kernel is able to mount rootfs and the other won't? Jun 03 23:14:22 right Jun 03 23:14:26 with the .29 it rootwaits Jun 03 23:14:35 waits for /dev/mmcblk0p3 to come up Jun 03 23:14:50 can you paste what the kernel tells you when it is trying to mount root? Jun 03 23:15:29 http://pastebin.org/305101 Jun 03 23:17:29 first of all, it is mounting the rootfs Jun 03 23:17:40 if wasn't, init would never spawn up Jun 03 23:18:07 there is an init in the ramdisk it loads Jun 03 23:18:09 can you pastebin your device's /etc/inittab? Jun 03 23:18:18 Warning: unable to open an initial console. Jun 03 23:18:19 I'm forcing it to mount from the microSD card Jun 03 23:18:23 oh, yeah, wasn't counting on that.. Jun 03 23:18:24 Did u see that Jun 03 23:18:43 khem: right, 'cause the mmcblk0p3, where it resides, isn't being mounted Jun 03 23:18:57 mmc stuff missing? Jun 03 23:19:08 yeah I assume that Jun 03 23:19:10 or module? Jun 03 23:19:30 woglinde: it has some mmc stuff in log Jun 03 23:20:53 anyway drivetime Jun 03 23:20:57 this has been the source of much key-shaped injuries on my forehead for the past month Jun 03 23:21:33 joel1nux: try OE on it Jun 03 23:22:09 oe? Jun 03 23:22:40 if you don't know what oe is, why are you in its channel? Jun 03 23:22:44 khem drivetime? Jun 03 23:22:49 perhaps your questions are better suited to #edev Jun 03 23:23:00 woglinde: yeah pickup kids Jun 03 23:23:10 I thought this was for Open development in general Jun 03 23:23:18 didn't know it was a product focused channel Jun 03 23:23:32 open embedded is? Jun 03 23:24:17 try google. or hte links in the topic of the irc channel you're in Jun 03 23:24:32 you got it...thanks... Jun 03 23:24:34 #edev is the general embedded development channel, i'd suggest there Jun 04 01:15:07 kergoth: ping? Jun 04 01:19:12 good morning zecke Jun 04 01:19:54 woglinde: wow? still awake? Jun 04 01:20:01 hm yes Jun 04 01:20:08 trying java stuff Jun 04 01:21:16 hm 16:10 for lakers Jun 04 01:21:31 oh they are playing? Jun 04 01:21:39 first final Jun 04 01:21:41 now Jun 04 01:21:53 ah and live in TV... I love Asia Jun 04 01:22:05 pfff Jun 04 01:22:13 you illegal cable tv Jun 04 01:22:33 hm gasol 6 points Jun 04 01:23:18 artest and pierce with technical fouls Jun 04 01:24:40 well... just because the wiring is weird for german standards does not make it illegal **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Jun 04 02:59:57 2010