**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jul 30 02:59:57 2010 Jul 30 04:00:47 not really sure what was up with my openssl + mysql remote access thing yesterday but the yassl seems to work fine Jul 30 04:01:10 any ideas why "--with-ssl" isn't added to EXTRA_OECONF by default? Jul 30 04:02:07 and beagle that is being used as a server using mysql would surely benefit from it, without much overhead since it wont be used if my.conf isn't set up properly Jul 30 04:02:15 *any beagle Jul 30 05:34:42 gm Jul 30 06:18:13 eFfeM_work: hi good morning Jul 30 06:18:33 can any one tell me how to change the frame buffer settings in neo freerunner ? Jul 30 06:40:09 03Roman I Khimov  07org.openembedded.dev * r74a50aec84 10openembedded.git/recipes/at/at_3.1.12.bb: Jul 30 06:40:09 at 3.1.12: fix RCONFLICTS/RREPLACES definitions Jul 30 06:40:09 Signed-off-by: Roman I Khimov Jul 30 06:40:46 03Khem Raj  07org.openembedded.dev * r4e9905b2be 10openembedded.git/recipes/ (12 files in 11 dirs): Jul 30 06:40:46 recipes: Replace ${PN} override with pn-${PN} for PACKAGE_ARCH Jul 30 06:40:46 * Needed to get CURRENT_TARGET_SYS to evaluate correctly in bitbake.conf Jul 30 06:40:46 Signed-off-by: Khem Raj Jul 30 06:44:07 03Khem Raj  07org.openembedded.dev * r3761ff611e 10openembedded.git/recipes/gcc/ (3 files): Jul 30 06:44:07 gcc-cross: Use EXTRA_OECONF_PATHS in initial and intermediate recipes. Jul 30 06:44:07 * Add new configure time option --with-build-time-tools Jul 30 06:44:07 Signed-off-by: Khem Raj Jul 30 06:55:46 03Khem Raj  07org.openembedded.dev * r77a74a7af7 10openembedded.git/recipes/gcc/gcc-configure-cross.inc: Jul 30 06:55:46 gcc-configure-cross.inc: set --with-build-time-tools to STAGING_BINDIR_CROSS Jul 30 06:55:46 Signed-off-by: Khem Raj Jul 30 07:13:59 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * rb11c9a0319 10openembedded.git/recipes/udev/ (udev-151/init udev_151.bb): udev 151: increase timeout to 8 to catch more devices Jul 30 07:47:40 morning Jul 30 07:50:06 hi hrw Jul 30 07:54:20 florian: i'm on the document right now. I hope to have it finished in 2 hours Jul 30 07:55:01 good morning Jul 30 07:55:01 it's actually only 1 or 2 pages, but it took me some time to find enough examples so i could derive a structure :) Jul 30 07:55:06 yes, good morning as well :) Jul 30 07:55:15 mickey|office: okay great! Jul 30 07:59:29 good morning Jul 30 07:59:52 hi mckoan Jul 30 08:10:52 hmm, want to add some statistics Jul 30 08:11:06 anyone know offhand how to git checkout branch for a certain day? Jul 30 08:11:13 i.e. 1.1.2009? Jul 30 08:11:23 oh well, i could just pick one rev using the log... Jul 30 08:15:37 git checkout org.openembedded.org@{"Thu Jul 29 2010"} Jul 30 08:15:49 oh cool! Jul 30 08:16:59 may not work Jul 30 08:17:07 may be you need git rev-list Jul 30 08:17:59 git checkout $(git rev-list -n1 --before="Thu Jul 29 2010 12:00:00") Jul 30 08:20:31 or may be try this git checkout `git rev-list -n 1 --before="2010-07-28 10:37" org.openembedded.org` Jul 30 08:25:03 mickey|office: I usually identify the pathch with the desired date , and use its SHA5 with git reset --hard Jul 30 08:28:22 s/SHA5/SHA1 Jul 30 08:45:19 nice, thanks Jul 30 09:10:33 eFfeM_work: of course that leaves us with the issue of recipes that fsck with ${PV} :-) Jul 30 09:18:46 XorA: don't know what you mean with "fsck with ${PV}" Jul 30 09:19:35 btw and my intention was to get rid of some of the crud that we are accumulating and exposing some of the issues Jul 30 09:19:42 eFfeM_work: a recipe can do PV = "Y.Y.Y" Jul 30 09:19:58 XorA: ah ok, yes now I understand Jul 30 09:20:06 don't like those assignments Jul 30 09:21:43 actually also tried to make a poor mans dependency tree (so I can identify the users of a recipe) but assignments in code to DEPENDS didn't really help Jul 30 09:23:34 eFfeM_work: you can get bitbake to output that sort of info with a custom class Jul 30 09:24:10 XorA: in the past I hoped to get that info generated by bitbake -g world, but that failed Jul 30 09:24:27 XorA: and my pythonese is not really good enough to craft my own class for that Jul 30 09:24:36 although I think it would be a useful addition Jul 30 09:25:26 actually I would expect the info to be available in the bitbake cache Jul 30 10:15:57 anybody here used spidev module? or any spi stuff? i cannot seem to get any spi dev nodes to show up Jul 30 10:17:03 (and the spid kenrel docs specifcally say dont try creating them manually - that u/mdev should create them) Jul 30 10:19:19 I have board with mmc on spi, other with touchscreen on spi but both are in basement Jul 30 11:17:15 03Enrico Scholz  07org.openembedded.dev * rfefb33bf89 10openembedded.git/recipes/liboil/liboil_0.3.17.bb: Jul 30 11:17:15 liboil: updated to 0.3.17 Jul 30 11:17:15 Patches from 0.3.15 are in upstream and not needed anymore. Jul 30 11:17:15 Signed-off-by: Enrico Scholz Jul 30 11:20:12 florian: do you recall any other OE appeareances except LinuxTag and FOSDEM? Jul 30 11:20:27 (in 2009) Jul 30 11:27:16 hi Jul 30 11:28:41 I have a question regarding kernel update Jul 30 11:29:34 I get the error "ERROR: Importing sqlite3 and pysqlite2 failed, please install one of them. Python 2.5 or a 'python-pysqlite2' like package is likely to be what you need" when I try to run bitbake Jul 30 11:30:15 installed the packages and even then I get this error Jul 30 11:30:29 anybody here has a solution for this ? Jul 30 11:31:36 root Jul 30 11:31:40 oops Jul 30 11:33:19 yeah stupid me ..... thanks dan2003 Jul 30 11:33:37 it worked .. or atleat went past that error Jul 30 11:34:23 hehe - sorry - thats not what i meant - i typed in wrong window - glad to have solved a problem whot ;) Jul 30 11:34:37 whot/though Jul 30 11:36:07 :)) Jul 30 11:37:34 after reading all those 'my Del key got broken' threads on OE ML I think that it is time to rotate my display to get 1080x1920px resolution to finally see mail content without scrolling Jul 30 11:39:04 hrw, sry about that, i think I am part of the guilty ones Jul 30 11:39:44 actually I use gmail and that one folds quoted text quite nicely so I don't see the problem too often Jul 30 11:39:58 and hence forget about it when typing replies Jul 30 11:40:12 will try to keep it in mind :-) Jul 30 11:43:34 ;D Jul 30 11:44:19 jo Jul 30 11:44:56 jo Jul 30 11:45:04 jo jo Jul 30 12:03:38 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * rc4e035c56f 10openembedded.git/conf/distro/include/angstrom-2008-preferred-versions.inc: angstrom: switch to qt 4.6.3 Jul 30 12:08:35 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * r44b3366a11 10openembedded.git/recipes/webkit/arora.inc: arora: try a bit harder to be parallel installable Jul 30 12:12:05 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * r07ed08cfbf 10openembedded.git/recipes/webkit/arora.inc: arora: fix copy/paste error Jul 30 12:14:59 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * r8ccad253eb 10openembedded.git/recipes/webkit/arora.inc: Jul 30 12:14:59 arora: more c/p unbreakage Jul 30 12:14:59 *need more coffee* Jul 30 12:19:43 or something stronger Jul 30 12:19:51 :] Jul 30 12:20:55 hi ynezz Jul 30 12:21:06 hi Jul 30 12:21:29 hm okay Jul 30 12:21:38 I have to leave the train Jul 30 13:19:49 morning all Jul 30 13:20:10 florian: it's done! and you got mail :) Jul 30 13:20:13 yo RP Jul 30 13:20:27 * mickey|office finally finished the OE e.v. activity report for 2009 Jul 30 13:21:04 mickey|office: yay Jul 30 13:21:14 * RP is aware he has pending OE actions Jul 30 13:21:18 :) Jul 30 13:21:32 * RP just got back from the US Jul 30 13:21:54 US... argh Jul 30 13:22:16 mickey|office: hey that's great! Jul 30 13:22:38 took me a while for only three pages, but well... first year. next year it's going to be easier Jul 30 13:22:57 should be more than enough... :-) Jul 30 13:23:02 florian: holler, if you find something utterly wrong or missing Jul 30 13:29:43 bbiab Jul 30 13:43:19 hi mickey|office Jul 30 13:43:34 I've a lot of stranges issues: Jul 30 13:44:22 I opkg upgrade and fsogsmd fails with strange message like fsogsmpluscreg or similar messages,then I install the image on sd and it works Jul 30 13:44:30 so I tried to workarround Jul 30 13:44:34 installing the image on sd Jul 30 13:44:42 but the image lacks gps,etc... Jul 30 13:44:47 gps beeing htcdream-gps Jul 30 13:44:53 it also lacks navit etc... Jul 30 13:44:58 so I bitbake them Jul 30 13:45:10 and I've error: Couldn't resolve host 'git.shr-project.org' while accessing http://git.shr-project.org/repo/opimd-utils.git/info/refs Jul 30 13:45:11 strange Jul 30 13:45:19 because yesterday I just built an image Jul 30 13:45:36 today and yesterday had the same connection: 3g Jul 30 13:45:45 fortunately I didn't have to fetch yesterday Jul 30 13:45:56 that is to say Jul 30 13:46:15 autorev+oe didn't fetch a lot of things Jul 30 13:46:26 the usage was less than 12M on ppp0 Jul 30 14:04:01 GNUtoo|laptop: i'm afraid i have no idea about all that. i can probably deduce the fsogsmd problem if you show me the real log though Jul 30 14:04:19 ok Jul 30 14:04:24 signal -19 Jul 30 14:04:28 I can't show it right now Jul 30 14:04:35 because my phone is in use Jul 30 14:04:38 with a newer image Jul 30 14:04:46 but I rebuild from scratch Jul 30 14:04:51 * tufty_simon is having enormous amounts of fun getting OE working under OSX Jul 30 14:04:55 with khem 's patches Jul 30 14:05:31 ...after losing a weeks build time under VirtualBox when it crashed and hosed the disk image Jul 30 14:10:39 tufty_simon: fun ? you're cheating ;-) Jul 30 14:11:55 mckoan: well, not "fun" exactly... Jul 30 14:14:38 actually, could someone do a 'file -b' on some random elf file for me and let me know what the output looks like? Need to check my fix for the relocatable bbclass works under linux, and can't be bothered reinstalling a VM for it. Jul 30 14:21:25 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * r46fee85f2e 10openembedded.git/recipes/gocr/gocr_0.48.bb: gocr: add 0.48 Jul 30 14:23:00 ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.15, stripped Jul 30 14:23:09 tufty_simon: or you want other archs? Jul 30 14:23:25 ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.15, stripped Jul 30 14:23:35 hrw: that's fine. Jul 30 14:23:44 cheers. Jul 30 14:24:10 tufty_simon: a friend of mine already spent some time getting OE working under OSX Jul 30 14:24:18 ld-2.9.so: ELF 32-bit LSB shared object, ARM, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, not stripped Jul 30 14:24:21 tufty_simon: then he totally dropped OE Jul 30 14:24:24 How far did he get? Jul 30 14:24:46 tufty_simon: you know about OE wiki page for osx builds? Jul 30 14:24:51 tufty_simon: I don't remember, was months ago next to Fosdem Jul 30 14:25:02 anyone knows the solution for a configure error like this: "config.status: error: cannot find input file: `po/Makefile.in.in'"? Jul 30 14:25:33 hrw: I believe I may have found it, but I may need to go back. got a quick link? Jul 30 14:27:00 no Jul 30 14:28:00 tufty_simon: BTW after that my friend bought a Dell notebook LOL Jul 30 14:28:22 mckoan: Dude, you're getting a Dell. Eeeagh. Jul 30 14:28:54 tufty_simon: luckily not me ;-) I'm not... ehm... silly Jul 30 14:28:58 * tufty_simon trawls back through firefox browsing history Jul 30 14:40:29 03Klaus Kurzmann  07org.openembedded.dev * r562168a442 10openembedded.git/recipes/ (23 files in 15 dirs): Jul 30 14:40:29 ffmpeg_svn.bb: bump SRCREV to make it build on armv4t again Jul 30 14:40:29 and bump PR of recipes that depend on it Jul 30 14:40:29 Signed-off-by: Klaus Kurzmann Jul 30 14:48:40 it seem to work better now Jul 30 14:48:47 but parsing with autorev takes ages Jul 30 14:48:56 I wonder what takes more time between parsing and building Jul 30 14:48:59 I bet parsing Jul 30 14:49:06 with bitbake foo-software Jul 30 14:49:09 not with image Jul 30 14:57:06 Dammit. readline failures Jul 30 14:58:07 my patch is getting included, but for some reason it's then getting ignored, I think Jul 30 15:07:47 is there an recipe for a program that will let me display an 8bpp image on startup? Jul 30 15:08:19 gchii look at the splash stuff Jul 30 15:08:25 psplash Jul 30 15:09:22 woglinde, psplash can only do a minimum of 16 bpp same with fbsplash(in busybox) Jul 30 15:10:11 gchiii: presumably you can't expand to 16bpp? Jul 30 15:10:49 or does your hardware only do 8bpp Jul 30 15:11:05 tufty_simon, unfortunately no, my hardware is only 8bpp Jul 30 15:11:13 bummer Jul 30 15:11:28 gchiii hm oh sorry Jul 30 15:11:45 google didnt say something Jul 30 15:12:19 woglinde: not in the first 2 pages of hits, any suggestions on search terms? Jul 30 15:12:28 no Jul 30 15:12:36 google implies that fbsplash sorta works for 8bpp : http://dev.gentoo.org/~spock/projects/fbsplash/troubleshooting.php Jul 30 15:14:29 03Steffen Sledz  07org.openembedded.dev * rd84f5f0f8d 10openembedded.git/recipes/rsyslog/rsyslog.inc: Jul 30 15:14:29 rsyslog: SRC_URI updated Jul 30 15:14:29 Signed-off-by: Steffen Sledz Jul 30 15:17:32 tufty_simon: yeah I guess i should try making a recipe for the "real" fbsplash, or hack the one in busybox Jul 30 16:58:52 tufty_simon: there is a darwin fixes branch you can use that Jul 30 16:59:07 but I never managed to get a full build myself on my MBP Jul 30 16:59:18 Tartarus: I have a fix for binutils issue Jul 30 17:00:28 Tartarus: I am testing it out right now Jul 30 17:00:43 Tartarus: actually there will be more places to fix the patch is not complete Jul 30 17:00:53 but I will provide a follow up on top Jul 30 17:03:30 currently im at 260mb .tar root fs using uclibc, binutils, coreutils; anything i can do to decrease this by at least 50mb? Jul 30 17:04:22 khem: thanks Jul 30 17:05:57 I still don't get koen's error tho Jul 30 17:06:02 up to glibc do_compile now Jul 30 17:15:21 Tartarus: I am getting it :) Jul 30 17:15:25 same problem Jul 30 17:15:28 but in uclibc Jul 30 17:15:49 host assembler is invoked Jul 30 17:16:02 becasue we did not modify TOOLCHAIN_PATH Jul 30 17:16:08 in bitbake.conf Jul 30 17:16:21 time to go to office Jul 30 17:16:23 ttyl Jul 30 17:35:38 hello Jul 30 17:35:59 i'm running micro-image on an akita and i'm having some troubles with usbhost Jul 30 17:36:12 kernel 2.6.35-rc6 Jul 30 17:36:38 namely, anything i plug into it ends up as a /dev/usbdev1.x device Jul 30 17:36:53 189 major, 1-x minor Jul 30 17:37:14 i tried usb flash sticks, wifi sticks and various card readers Jul 30 17:37:29 also, im using mdev Jul 30 17:37:49 /bin/sh: ./config.status: /bin/sh: bad interpreter: Text file busy this error is quite common now a days Jul 30 18:00:30 * tufty_simon returns Jul 30 18:01:00 khem: hi, I looked at the darwin-fixes branch but it appears to be fairly old and untouched Jul 30 18:01:23 recipes/ is still packages/, for example Jul 30 18:22:45 NOTE: package gmp-native-4.2.4-r0.1: task do_package_write_ipk: Started Jul 30 18:22:45 NOTE: gmp-native-4.2.4-r0.1.do_package_write_ipk: Cpu usage: 9.1% Jul 30 18:22:45 NOTE: package gmp-native-4.2.4-r0.1: task do_package_write_ipk: Succeeded Jul 30 18:22:50 hmm.. wonder if these are accurate Jul 30 18:44:07 Anyone have any thoughts on how to improve bitbake's task scheduler? anyone? :) Jul 30 18:47:55 * Jay7 have said already about queues :) Jul 30 18:48:22 but seems that was not about scheduler Jul 30 18:50:55 anyone know of a good irc channel I could join to help debug tftpboot via nfs? I have it working for a basic image but something isn't configured correctly in my gnome image :( Jul 30 18:56:11 andyj: what is wrong exactly? Jul 30 19:00:16 Jay7: my kernel boots, no error messages, gets to the login prompt over serial and then just freezes when I try to login, and then starts to complain about not being able to connect to my nfs server... making pastie of the output from u-boot on Jul 30 19:03:50 Jay7: http://pastebin.com/TVbRt3iu Jul 30 19:04:06 asked in the angstrom channel with no response as well Jul 30 19:17:14 hello does anybody know the nick name of Klaus Kunzmann ? Jul 30 19:20:39 tufty_simon: that branch is stale as I said Jul 30 19:20:44 its not maintained Jul 30 19:21:00 khem: I've been using it for inspiraiton, though Jul 30 19:21:07 inspiration, even Jul 30 19:21:12 tufty_simon: sure heh Jul 30 19:21:22 tufty_simon: it wud be cool to get macs goinf Jul 30 19:21:33 * tufty_simon *almost* has a set of native tools up and running Jul 30 19:21:43 if you have enough fuel I will be happy to review your fixes Jul 30 19:21:53 khem: Theres a load of natives that don;t wanna play nice, though Jul 30 19:22:20 tufty_simon: its heavily linux oriented yes Jul 30 19:22:21 khem: it's going to have to wait, though, 'cause I'm off on holiday tomorrow Jul 30 19:22:31 isnt the whole OSS that way these days Jul 30 19:22:39 tufty_simon: good for you Jul 30 19:23:00 khem: yeah. There's a lot of gnu-isms that break posix compliance Jul 30 19:23:27 well I am all for cleaning it up Jul 30 19:23:41 sometimes I use dash as my default shell Jul 30 19:23:48 * tufty_simon grins Jul 30 19:29:11 khem, hi, newer patches built an image,it kept armv6-novfp and I can opkg update+ opkg install Jul 30 19:42:34 GNUtoo|laptop: ok Jul 30 19:42:44 sorry for the bad 3g connection Jul 30 19:42:46 GNUtoo|laptop: there is a differen set of patches coming :) Jul 30 19:42:51 heh 3g Jul 30 19:43:26 yes my server is down....so I can't use it to evade the wifi closed ports Jul 30 19:43:35 and it's the end of the month Jul 30 19:43:48 so it should have some GB left Jul 30 19:45:47 GNUtoo|laptop: there is alterate approach that I will be sending patches intiated with Tartarus's patch Jul 30 19:46:01 ok Jul 30 19:52:01 andyj: can you look into logs on nfs-server? Jul 30 19:55:13 andyj: I fear that something is changing ip of your board Jul 30 19:55:22 e.g. NetworkManager Jul 30 19:55:25 or avahi Jul 30 19:56:00 ping your board from other device Jul 30 19:56:20 and tcpdump/wireshark is your friend :) Jul 30 19:59:16 hello does anybody know the nick name of Klaus Kunzmann ? he solved a major bug of shr build and i would like to thank him Jul 30 20:01:01 nschle85: mrmoku Jul 30 20:01:38 he is mrmoku ? Jul 30 20:01:41 wow Jul 30 20:02:33 khem: thank you Jul 30 20:04:50 mrmoku: hello, thank you for fixing mpfr build for armv4t, shr unstable buils now :-) Jul 30 20:05:10 close failed in file object destructor: Jul 30 20:05:10 Error in sys.excepthook: Jul 30 20:05:10 Original exception was: Jul 30 20:05:10 bitbake task-boot 177.52s user 110.34s system 104% cpu 4:35.47 total Jul 30 20:05:11 wow. Jul 30 20:05:15 that's a new one Jul 30 20:05:47 mrmoku: i closed the bug in shr trac, thanks Jul 30 20:14:44 nschle85: thanks :P Jul 30 20:15:18 nschle85: btw. if you don't rebuild from scratch you have to rebuild the gcc/eglibc combo Jul 30 20:20:50 mrmoku: why ? Jul 30 20:21:26 nschle85: because gcc is missing some stuff when built without mpfr Jul 30 20:21:43 nschle85: at least that's what I think Jul 30 20:22:09 nschle85: if a shr-lite-image builds for you without that, then I'm wrong :) Jul 30 20:26:48 mrmoku: shr-lite-image builds but i dont kow : is it running ? Jul 30 20:28:12 nschle85: pressed the wrong key ;P Jul 30 20:28:37 nschle85: just try it then :) Jul 30 20:29:45 mrmoku: it doesnt matter, shr builds now and after rebuilding all shr should work Jul 30 20:30:09 nschle85: yeah, fortunatelly it builds again :) Jul 30 20:30:57 mrmoku: what is your interrest ? openembedded or shr ? Jul 30 20:35:23 nschle85: my primary interrest is shr Jul 30 20:35:32 that's how I came to oe :) Jul 30 20:38:00 mrmoku: nice, so i can tell you about current shr issues :-) Jul 30 20:38:37 nschle85: maybe in #openmoko-cdevel then... if it's not OE related :) Jul 30 20:40:21 mrmoku: ill be still online but i wont take your time, so my last words : thank you for fixing shr build :-) Jul 30 20:41:00 nschle85: yw Jul 30 20:41:38 mrmoku: yw ? Jul 30 20:41:51 nschle85: are your issues 'OE build system' related or 'SHR/FSO' related? Jul 30 20:41:56 yw = you're welcome Jul 30 20:42:51 mrmoku: i dont know Jul 30 20:43:14 mrmoku: whats the issue with gcc Jul 30 20:43:49 and mpfr Jul 30 20:44:25 mrmoku: i think this problem was related to oe Jul 30 20:44:37 Tartarus: heh you started it and here I have 4 more patches on top :) but so far so good Jul 30 20:44:49 Tartarus: I will post the stuff if this build goes thru Jul 30 20:45:16 nschle85: would you explain the problem ? Jul 30 20:45:32 mrmoku: because the source code was taken from branch org.openembedded.dev Jul 30 20:45:44 khem: gcc depends on mpfr... and without rebuilding gcc/eglibc I still had packages failing Jul 30 20:46:12 gcc-cross or target recipe for gcc Jul 30 20:46:44 jama teached me to rebuild all Jul 30 20:46:59 the wrong one was the target one Jul 30 20:47:12 as target mpfr was not building due to thumb mode issues Jul 30 20:47:59 mrmoku: so cross-gcc was asking for target mpfr ? Jul 30 20:48:27 mrmoku: I am just interested to know if the problem exists in oe master then I will fix it here Jul 30 20:49:00 khem: no, target gcc depends on target mpfr Jul 30 20:49:02 khem: mrmoku: MY problem is the strange dependency checking in bitbake Jul 30 20:49:04 that part is fine Jul 30 20:49:34 khem: for i in openembedded/recipes/gcc/gcc*4.5*bb openembedded/recipes/eglibc/eglibc*2.12*.bb; do bitbake -c clean -b $i; done Jul 30 20:49:57 that's what jama teached me to do when gcc/eglibc rebuild is due Jul 30 20:50:10 bah where is ant_work when you need him Jul 30 20:50:57 khem: but the real problem was the mpfr package itself. the new version contained code which does not compile for armV4 Jul 30 20:51:39 khem: so my problem is the releasing of not compiling packages Jul 30 20:54:02 nschle85: hmm ok new target mpfr does not build for thumb is this version mpfr_3.0.0.bb Jul 30 20:55:42 mrmoku: ok jama told right thing Jul 30 20:56:01 XorA: howdy Jul 30 20:56:10 hey khem Jul 30 20:56:34 ant comes only this time Jul 30 20:56:48 nschle85: can you point me to the build error plz Jul 30 20:57:28 khem: the error is still fixed Jul 30 20:57:52 nschle85: its fixed ? Jul 30 20:58:00 khem: yes Jul 30 20:58:06 ok so all izz wel Jul 30 20:58:17 khem: mrmoku fixed it Jul 30 20:58:50 khem: i contacted mrmoku to thank him Jul 30 20:58:55 53126bb60bfe861703dd2f45418788a74e8d77ae Jul 30 20:59:03 ah I see Jul 30 20:59:16 yeah I forgot to add that patch during upgrade Jul 30 20:59:22 thanks mrmoku Jul 30 21:00:17 khem: yes 53126bb60bfe861703dd2f45418788a74e8d77ae fixed it Jul 30 21:00:44 sure now its clear Jul 30 21:01:24 khem: yes , its clear, thank you for trying help us Jul 30 21:02:11 I was not trying to help you I was trying to extract info out of you so that I could fix OE if something was there to be fixed in this regard Jul 30 21:02:14 is multi machine working yet? Jul 30 21:02:14 :) Jul 30 21:02:19 XorA: yes Jul 30 21:02:24 in my sandbox Jul 30 21:02:31 I have another set of patches Jul 30 21:02:40 which is less intrusive approach Jul 30 21:02:43 yay Jul 30 21:02:51 * XorA has some devices needing TLC Jul 30 21:02:53 I will send them once I have something working Jul 30 21:03:15 XorA: TLC ? Jul 30 21:03:17 or TLS Jul 30 21:03:23 TLC Jul 30 21:03:29 Tender Loving Care Jul 30 21:03:34 hah Jul 30 21:03:44 I hate TLAs Jul 30 21:03:55 ETLAs are better :-D Jul 30 21:04:07 hrmmm Jul 30 21:04:39 TLA = three lettered acronyms Jul 30 21:05:30 ah well I shall wait until your patches land Jul 30 21:06:10 heh my elf comparator found a bug which we fixed in 5mins and someone came screaming that it took him a week to debug similar issue at runtime :) Jul 30 21:06:41 XorA|gone: if all goes well may be another 6 hrs and I will send Jul 30 21:06:58 its almost midnight here so I can wait :-) Jul 30 21:07:02 khem: what is elf comparator ? Jul 30 21:07:31 guy with pointy ears who examines things Jul 30 21:07:42 lol Jul 30 21:08:16 khem: sorry in real live i must program for MS, so linux is for rest of my spare time Jul 30 21:08:36 NOTE: perl-native-5.8.8-r20: do_distribute_sources: Cpu usage: 11.9% Jul 30 21:08:36 NOTE: perl-native-5.8.8-r20: do_distribute_sources: Elapsed time: 13.05 seconds Jul 30 21:08:38 yow. Jul 30 21:08:54 hmm Jul 30 21:09:16 khem: ill goto bed, all linuxers can stay at home tomorrow but i have to work tomorrow Jul 30 21:09:22 good night Jul 30 21:09:55 nah... some linuxers have to work too :) Jul 30 21:09:59 khem: what is elf comparator ? ill dream about it ... Jul 30 21:10:46 mrmoku: are you porting windows apps :-) Jul 30 21:10:55 nschle85: heh, no Jul 30 21:12:56 mrmoku: in my opinion development under windows take soo much time but nobody cares Jul 30 21:13:25 depends what youre developing and what youre using to develop Jul 30 21:14:41 warflyr: no Jul 30 21:14:44 i use windows for programming/everything else, just upload files via sftp and work on things through putty... this is much more effecient for me o.0 Jul 30 21:15:34 warflyr: microsoft compilers are not standard conform Jul 30 21:15:34 bootstrapping/crosscompiling on windows would probably waste a lot of time though Jul 30 21:15:58 you can use gcc on windows Jul 30 21:16:44 warflyr: in our company we compile our windows code under linux to check the c++ code compliance Jul 30 21:17:18 warflyr: ms c++ compiler is sh......... Jul 30 21:17:59 i can see how it would be Jul 30 21:18:25 in any of my programming classes i always ignored all the windows stuff and just did things on my own in linux Jul 30 21:19:21 i guess they actually have a 'linux' class now Jul 30 21:20:06 warflyr: the problem is the GCC and msVC incompatiblities Jul 30 21:21:43 MS has always done things kind of their own way Jul 30 21:22:41 warflyr: thats the problem, but thats not the problem why development under windows takes much more time than under linux Jul 30 21:23:52 warflyr: the problem is in solving simple problems. under windows is every problem a real problem Jul 30 21:24:04 lol Jul 30 21:24:21 Jay7: thanks removing networking and NetworkManager from my init.d got me to where atleast I can login via serial... now just to figure out why nothing displays to the monitor Jul 30 21:24:53 warflyr: under linux for a problem a solution alwas exists Jul 30 21:25:54 warflyr: but was is a elf comparator ? Jul 30 21:26:06 probably compares elf binaries Jul 30 21:26:12 lol Jul 30 21:26:48 warflyr: and what kind of information does it give ? Jul 30 21:28:48 "Under linux the ELF excutable file format contains sections that are used by the dynamic loading." Jul 30 21:31:03 khem sayd: heh my elf comparator found a bug which we fixed in 5mins and someone came screaming that it took him a week to debug similar issue at runtime :) Jul 30 21:31:58 so i would like to know what kind of information he found Jul 30 22:10:04 any idea how approx much a 128M jffs image will occupy on omap3 nand flash? Jul 30 22:16:04 So.. Jul 30 22:16:13 You can guess by building a tar.bz2 image, extracting and using 'du' Jul 30 22:16:56 thats what i thought o.0 Jul 30 22:17:40 wasnt sure if it used a different block size or something; but i suppose the jffs is compressed ;( Jul 30 22:21:20 Tartarus: I build a patchset on its building now soon I will post all the patches for multi machine stuff Jul 30 22:23:38 thanks Jul 30 22:23:45 appreciate you looking into this Jul 30 22:39:04 Tartarus: yeah its nasty mess Jul 30 22:39:26 Tartarus: I am disabling libbfd install Jul 30 22:39:35 and also no shared buiild for binutils Jul 30 22:40:03 if we really need stuff from binutils then either we create a separate recipe like binutils-libs Jul 30 22:40:14 or generate it along with target binutils Jul 30 22:40:34 it makes less sense to have these libraries for target in cross binutils build Jul 31 00:42:53 anybody know what machine configuration magic I need to do to get a 64bit mips compiler for octeon? Jul 31 00:43:05 I have the following Jul 31 00:43:07 TARGET_ARCH = "mips" Jul 31 00:43:07 TARGET_CC_ARCH = "-march=octeon" Jul 31 00:43:08 TARGET_PREFIX = "mips64-octeon-linux-gnu-" Jul 31 02:08:46 gah. Jul 31 02:13:09 interesting, bitbake is firing BuildCompleted twice, at least when the build fails Jul 31 02:13:10 hmm Jul 31 02:20:42 is there an easy set of packages i can build in that will give me telnetd on boot? Jul 31 02:21:29 something that either starts telnetd via init script, or configures inetd/xinetd? Jul 31 02:21:36 or do I have to build that into my image? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Jul 31 02:59:57 2010