**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Feb 28 02:59:57 2011 Feb 28 03:05:24 03Tom Rini  07master * r9f37d1ab0e 10openembedded.git/recipes/asterisk/ (7 files in 3 dirs): Feb 28 03:05:24 asterisk: Update to 1.4.39.2 Feb 28 03:05:24 This fixes a few security problems and has a little recipe clean-up while Feb 28 03:05:24 I'm in here. Feb 28 03:05:24 Signed-off-by: Tom Rini Feb 28 03:05:26 03Tom Rini  07master * ra9cac28ab3 10openembedded.git/site/common-linux: Feb 28 03:05:26 common-linux: Add ac_cv_have_variable_fdset Feb 28 03:05:26 Signed-off-by: Tom Rini Feb 28 03:05:28 03Tom Rini  07master * r2de86aa285 10openembedded.git/recipes/avahi/ (avahi-0.6.25/fix-CVE-2011-1002.patch avahi_0.6.25.bb): Feb 28 03:05:28 avahi: Fix for CVE-2011-1002 Feb 28 03:05:28 As in the patch comments, based on upstream but with a minor change. Feb 28 03:05:28 Signed-off-by: Tom Rini Feb 28 05:36:07 Hi, I need some help. I have an AT91sam9260ek reference board. I have installed AT91bootstrap, U-Boot, uImage (no fs yet) built from Angstrom-2008.1. When I boot I get to U-boot but when it tries to boot kernel last output is "Starting Kernel ...." I never get to "Uncompressing Linux...." my bootargs = console=ttySA0,115200 root=/dev/mtdblock0 mtdparts=at91_nand:-(root) rw rootfstype=jffs2 I am thinking the kernel is not connecting to my debug port... any id Feb 28 05:36:08 eas? Feb 28 05:46:34 guyvdb__, your uImage might have the wrong load address. Feb 28 05:47:26 type 'imls' at the uboot prompt and see if the address looks sane Feb 28 06:10:55 grg: can you explain? The load address in the kernel or for the fs? Where do I set it? In the kernel config? Feb 28 06:11:18 guyvdb_, in the uImage. Which is set when the uImage is created. Feb 28 06:11:29 I'm only speculating that it *could* be wrong. Feb 28 06:11:38 I downloaded a pre-built kernel and it boots with output to the debug tty. So I think it is an error in the kernel compile Feb 28 06:12:19 Can you humour me, and look at imls to see if the load address and the start address look sane? Feb 28 06:12:32 imls? Feb 28 06:12:42 at the uboot prompt, type 'imls' Feb 28 06:12:52 k Feb 28 06:12:59 the same stuff gets printed when you type 'boot' Feb 28 06:13:18 hmm them command imls is 'unknown' Feb 28 06:13:26 ok, well just type boot then Feb 28 06:13:45 and look at the listed addresses before it tries to start the kernel Feb 28 06:14:09 load address and entry point on prebuilt kernel is 20008000. I will need to reflash with my kernel and check that it is the same Feb 28 06:14:43 where do you set that? In the .config kernel config file? Feb 28 06:14:59 depends on the architecture Feb 28 06:16:02 it should be fine, but i've seen it get broken e.g. due to having a broken uboot-mkimage Feb 28 06:16:16 its typically set in the arch Makefile Feb 28 06:16:23 you mean like armv5te ? Feb 28 06:16:42 somewhere under arch/arm i suppose Feb 28 06:16:59 k Feb 28 06:17:05 if anyone familiar with at91 is lurking, they might know better than I. Feb 28 06:17:15 ok... thx Feb 28 06:17:40 indeed it could be a problem with the wrong tty being used... Feb 28 06:20:15 arch/arm/boot/Makefile sets a cmd_uimage var... Feb 28 06:21:06 in oe? or kernel sources? Feb 28 06:21:16 kernel sources Feb 28 06:21:36 still quite new to oe... got mini2440 built/running easy but at91 is being a pain Feb 28 06:22:21 you could always set the tty and see if that solves your problem Feb 28 06:22:36 the uImage should be created with the correct addresses Feb 28 06:22:46 yea i tryed ttyS0 and ttySA0 Feb 28 06:26:05 at91sam9260ek.conf shows it should try ttyS0 by default Feb 28 06:26:52 yea... and on the prebuilt kernel from www.at91.com it boots with ttyS0 Feb 28 06:27:58 well good luck. Its my home time now Feb 28 06:28:10 :) k thx for help Feb 28 06:28:14 someone in EU should be waking up and might be able to help Feb 28 06:28:24 or try the mailing list Feb 28 06:28:34 yea... soon i will keep lurking Feb 28 07:03:02 Hi anyone around? I am building for an AT91. I am new to OE. Built for mini2440 no problem. On the AT91 I have dataflash and nand flash. AT91Bootloader, U-Boot and Kernel are on dataflash. Fs is on nand flash. I am now getting Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(31,0). I think the kernel does not know where the fs is... where to from here? Feb 28 07:18:29 guyvdb_: do you have nand enabled in kernel ? Feb 28 07:18:55 guyvdb_: and make sure that uboot sets correct cmdline parameters for kernel Feb 28 07:19:03 which points to correct partition Feb 28 07:19:41 u-boot env bootargs=console=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/mtdblock0 mtdparts=at91_nand:-(root) rw rootfstype=jffs2 Feb 28 07:20:04 nand must be enabled in kernel config? Feb 28 07:20:23 ok now do you see mtdblock0 being recognised in kernel messages ? Feb 28 07:20:39 let me reboot and check Feb 28 07:20:43 and is that where the root file system really is Feb 28 07:20:59 you said you have two flashes Feb 28 07:21:18 so find out which dev node points to which one Feb 28 07:21:42 dataflash and nand flash... fs is written to nand flash device 0 at 0x400000 Feb 28 07:22:36 thats fine however in cmd params you say to system to boot from /dev/mtdblock0 Feb 28 07:22:55 so make sure /dev/mtdblock0 is the nand partion where rfs is Feb 28 07:23:10 or point it to correct device Feb 28 07:23:34 ok.. again would that be configured in kernel config? Feb 28 07:23:46 no Feb 28 07:23:59 kernel messages during boot should show you Feb 28 07:24:05 what partitions it found Feb 28 07:24:16 ok... looking will also pastie Feb 28 07:25:05 kernel output http://pastie.org/1615904 Feb 28 07:26:17 line 100, 101 in pasty Feb 28 07:31:12 guyvdb_: ok can you try wiht root=1f00 ? Feb 28 07:31:29 and if that does not work then root=1f01 Feb 28 07:33:49 k thx will try now Feb 28 07:37:38 neither root=lf00 or root=lf01 worked Feb 28 07:38:33 why is the driver is unknown "1f00 256 mtdblock0 (driver?) " could i have a config problem? Feb 28 07:39:16 gm Feb 28 07:39:47 hi Feb 28 07:41:30 guyvdb_: yeah check in kernel config if you have nand fs turned on Feb 28 07:41:39 gotta sleep now Feb 28 07:41:40 gn Feb 28 07:41:48 nite khem Feb 28 07:42:04 guyvdb_: i think your mtdblock0 does not have a jffs2 fs on it Feb 28 07:42:37 khem thx Feb 28 07:42:40 nite Feb 28 07:42:47 actually peeking at the sizes it is way too small, maybe you need mtdblock1 Feb 28 07:42:53 eFfeM_work I will try reflash Feb 28 07:43:00 ahh yes Feb 28 07:43:04 maybe Feb 28 07:43:19 trying Feb 28 07:44:06 that was it... thx a million Feb 28 07:44:11 working Feb 28 07:50:14 yw Feb 28 08:11:52 morning Feb 28 09:50:44 gm florian Feb 28 09:58:47 woglinde, how to build my kernel source using oe for bb? Feb 28 09:59:19 bitbake linux Feb 28 10:00:16 bitbake virtual/kernel Feb 28 10:00:20 this should work :) Feb 28 10:00:28 bitbake linux too Feb 28 10:00:31 hi ynezz Feb 28 10:00:34 hi Feb 28 10:00:41 hm, didn't knew that Feb 28 10:01:03 but virtual/kernel is a bit cleaner Feb 28 10:01:35 hi woglinde, mickey|office Feb 28 10:01:43 good morning pb_ Feb 28 10:02:56 woglinde: hey, iirc, you are our java guru :) Feb 28 10:03:40 I have problem compiling midpath-core-0.2+0.3rc2-r6 for jlime-2010.1 Feb 28 10:05:31 do_compile failed with this in the end of log http://pastebin.com/Qngz8hPf Feb 28 10:05:53 jay7 lets see Feb 28 10:06:17 hm pastebin is wrong Feb 28 10:06:20 I dont see something Feb 28 10:07:00 only notable message is MIDletSuite mi/var/tmp/oe/jlime-2010.1/mipsel/sysroots/x86_64-linux/usr/bin/javac: line 4: 10262 Aborted Feb 28 10:07:11 ah Feb 28 10:07:17 lot of warnings above wrt to dead code or something like Feb 28 10:07:36 change virtual/java-native to cacao-native Feb 28 10:07:58 and make sure you are using -hg version of cacao Feb 28 10:08:17 jamvm has some problems Feb 28 10:09:15 is PREFERRED_PROVIDERS += " virtual/java-native:cacao-native" enough? Feb 28 10:09:25 if cacao version is not pinned Feb 28 10:11:22 morning all Feb 28 10:13:59 woglinde: btw, shouldn't it be java2-runtime? Feb 28 10:14:14 ah, no Feb 28 10:14:32 bb just show warning about this Feb 28 10:15:30 = Feb 28 10:15:38 hm thats working this way? Feb 28 10:16:48 NOTE: package phoneme-advanced-foundation-0.0.b160-r2: task do_configure: Failed Feb 28 10:16:51 woglinde: can't say :) Feb 28 10:17:59 PREFERRED_PROVIDERS_virtual/java=cacao-native Feb 28 10:33:39 Hi, have successfully built Angstrom for the AT91sam9260ek (atmel reference board). I not need to get a custom built board running. The only difference between the boards is the ethernet PHY. I have the national DP83848i on the custom board. Where do I start to configure this network PHY? In the kernel config or in arch/arm/mac-at91/board-sam9260ek.c ?? Feb 28 10:41:08 | /var/tmp/oe/jlime-2010.1/mipsel/work/mipsel-oe-linux/phoneme-advanced-foundation-0.0.b160-r2/temp/run.do_configure.26890: line 95: oe_phoneme_configmips: command not found Feb 28 10:41:21 I need oestats back :) Feb 28 10:41:28 too much things to pastebin :( Feb 28 10:42:13 http://pastebin.com/RwKesgDc Feb 28 10:42:28 NOTE: package phoneme-advanced-foundation-0.0.b160-r2: task do_configure: Failed Feb 28 10:44:13 guyvdb_: Why do you think, that this is atmel, angstrom or kernel development channel? Feb 28 10:44:40 guyvdb_: your question is kind off-topic here Feb 28 10:45:53 ynezz: sorry. What is an appropriate channel? Everyone in here has been very helpful to me. I don't want to bug anyone. Feb 28 10:46:29 ynezz hm its an oe question Feb 28 10:46:47 guyvdb_ I think you only need to change the kernel congih Feb 28 10:46:50 ups config Feb 28 10:47:04 figure out which kernel you are using Feb 28 10:47:07 ok ... that is were i have been heading Feb 28 10:47:14 look it up under recipes/linux/ Feb 28 10:47:19 i am doing bitbake -c menuconfig virtual/kernel Feb 28 10:47:24 yes Feb 28 10:47:32 but you need to copy the new config Feb 28 10:47:37 yea... then copy defconfig to recipies/linux Feb 28 10:47:46 and make a new machine entry in conf maybee Feb 28 10:48:01 woglinde: how do you know, that just adding it to the kernel config would work? Feb 28 10:48:07 ok... am trying.. thx Feb 28 10:48:23 if the phy is different, than he might modify the setup code Feb 28 10:48:36 that's what I was thinking about Feb 28 10:48:51 hm I think he only as a diffrent networkchip Feb 28 10:49:29 yes, only :) Feb 28 10:49:56 it might be as easy as changing the kernel config and maybe not Feb 28 10:50:37 but well, I'll stop trolling and go back to work :) Feb 28 10:50:43 Ok I am simple adding national drivers to the menu config. Is the startup code in arch/arm/mach-at90/board-sam9260ek.c ?? Feb 28 10:50:45 hehe Feb 28 11:17:11 anyone building uImages for mipsel? Feb 28 11:17:24 seems there is no uImage target in this arch Feb 28 11:20:21 but having KERNEL_IMAGETYPE = "vmlinux.bin" makes unusable the code in kernel.bbclass (do_uboot_mkimage() checks for KERNEL_IMAGETIPE = "uImage") Feb 28 11:20:36 thus hacked kernel recipe :/ Feb 28 11:30:19 ant_work: seems wrong time to ask :) Feb 28 11:30:55 I'll point to the logs later ;) Feb 28 11:31:19 now afk -> food Feb 28 12:08:14 Feb 28 12:15:50 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * ra2a3a84639 10openembedded.git/recipes/ffmpeg/omapfbplay.inc: Feb 28 12:15:50 omapfbplay: bump SRCREV for ffmpeg change Feb 28 12:15:50 Signed-off-by: Koen Kooi Feb 28 12:15:54 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * r9a6d6f0792 10openembedded.git/recipes/qcanobserver/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Feb 28 12:15:55 qcanobserver: move to r43 Feb 28 12:15:55 Signed-off-by: Koen Kooi Feb 28 12:16:02 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * r7ffd945b62 10openembedded.git/recipes/ffmpeg/ffmpeg_git.bb: Feb 28 12:16:03 ffmpeg git: bump SRCREV Feb 28 12:16:03 * NEON acceleration for VP* Feb 28 12:16:03 * libavcore is no more Feb 28 12:16:03 Signed-off-by: Koen Kooi Feb 28 12:21:37 hi Feb 28 12:22:06 he obi Feb 28 12:33:22 woglinde, That patch to fbv you committed this weekend seemed to fix the problem I had with fbv trying to link to my host libraries Feb 28 12:33:27 Thanks =) Feb 28 12:35:13 risca you are welcome Feb 28 12:35:17 was a stupid patch Feb 28 12:49:48 I want to look to build rabbitmq-c (AMQP client) as a recipe. It its made up of two toplevel git repositories. 1) what strategy do you use in recipe? Make two recipies with one dependant on the other? 2) I am having a hard time with GIT Fetcher. What should the source url look like? The project is on github at https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-c.git. Should it be SRC_URI = "git://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-c.git;protocol=http" I get "ERROR: Function 'F Feb 28 12:49:48 etch failed: Unable to fetch URL git://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-c.git;protocol=http from any source.' failed" Feb 28 12:53:42 guyvdb_ github can do git protocol no need for http Feb 28 12:54:16 ok so protocol=git? Feb 28 12:55:58 hm I think you can leave protocol out Feb 28 12:57:50 ok Feb 28 12:58:28 by the way why you need the git version? Feb 28 12:59:06 I do not see a tar.gz version available on a public server Feb 28 12:59:23 I can make it on a private server... to try out Feb 28 13:02:24 Hmm I now get "fatal: Not a valid object name 1" http://pastie.org/1616621 do I need to provide a commit hash? Feb 28 13:04:02 yes in SRCREV variable Feb 28 13:05:23 thx Feb 28 13:06:43 btw Feb 28 13:06:50 the hg repos is here Feb 28 13:07:05 http://hg.rabbitmq.com/rabbitmq-c/ Feb 28 13:07:45 yea... i think they have now moved to git / github do you know anyone that has rabbitmq-c built under oe? Feb 28 13:08:19 no Feb 28 13:11:07 both repos contains the same stand Feb 28 13:11:48 should i try hg over git? Feb 28 13:21:33 ? Feb 28 13:26:49 hi, do we have good hg support in oe? Feb 28 13:26:56 else git is better Feb 28 13:27:11 should be since there is java Feb 28 13:27:14 and java is hg Feb 28 13:27:16 right? Feb 28 14:03:16 hello, i'm new to oe and i want to know how to report a little bug with a recipe Feb 28 14:03:46 what is the way to do this? Feb 28 14:09:29 brolin: file a bug in bugzilla: http://bugs.openembedded.org/ Feb 28 14:09:41 or alternately you could mail to the developers list Feb 28 14:10:44 (or if it is trivial you may mention it here and someone could pick it up, but that is probably not the preferred way and bound to fail if it is a recipe no one feels familiar with) Feb 28 14:18:18 really is simple, only a url in the ristretto recipe that don't exist anymore Feb 28 14:21:02 hm, strange Feb 28 14:22:01 actually there is only one url in it Feb 28 14:22:52 yes Feb 28 14:23:18 this http://goodies.xfce.org/releases/ristretto Feb 28 14:24:04 i found the source here http://archive.xfce.org/src/apps/ristretto/0.0/ Feb 28 14:26:05 brolin: can you try with this SRC_URI: Feb 28 14:26:06 SRC_URI = "http://archive.xfce.org/src/apps/ristretto/0.0/${PN}-${PV}.tar.gz" Feb 28 14:26:19 and report back if it works Feb 28 14:27:46 trying it here too Feb 28 14:28:15 ok Feb 28 14:30:24 for my base-image building on a ARM processor based machine. git clone -n http://opensource.freescale.com/pub/scm/imx/linux-2.6-imx.git Is taking forever (4 hours!). Feb 28 14:30:39 not sure, if I can do anything or I am helpless. Feb 28 14:31:32 brolin: fetches here Feb 28 14:32:48 brolin: Feb 28 14:33:51 i will take some time because i'm in another machine without the cache generated before Feb 28 14:34:07 brolin, it fetches here properly, so I'll push it Feb 28 14:34:40 hi effem Feb 28 14:35:09 hi woglinde how are you doing Feb 28 14:35:22 ok, thanks Feb 28 14:36:53 fighting with java and webservices Feb 28 14:36:56 and spring Feb 28 14:37:38 03Frans Meulenbroeks  07master * rdd23c590c0 10openembedded.git/recipes/xfce-extras/ristretto_0.0.21.bb: Feb 28 14:37:38 ristretto: updated SRC_URI Feb 28 14:37:38 thanks for brolin on irc for pointing this out Feb 28 14:37:38 Signed-off-by: Frans Meulenbroeks Feb 28 14:44:08 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * re1755e79fb 10openembedded.git/conf/distro/include/angstrom.inc: Feb 28 14:44:09 angstrom: add xattr to DISTRO_FEATURES to keep things working. Feb 28 14:44:09 *sigh* Feb 28 14:44:09 Signed-off-by: Koen Kooi Feb 28 15:04:00 Anyone have a BSD box with non-gnu grep around? Feb 28 15:07:52 morning Feb 28 15:08:11 hi kergoth Feb 28 15:11:13 03Mike Westerhof  07org.openembedded.dev * rbbe838791e 10openembedded.git/conf/distro/include/slugos.inc: SlugOS: slugos.inc - Add xattr to DISTRO_FEATURES to keep parity. Feb 28 15:15:30 hi kergoth Feb 28 15:15:37 hi pb Feb 28 15:15:46 hi woglinde Feb 28 15:15:54 gosh, xattr seems to be very fashionable all of a sudden Feb 28 15:16:26 heh Feb 28 15:16:30 Yeah, I think maybe we need to think about making uClibc configure more opt-out like eglibc is Feb 28 15:16:41 pb xattr is needed for libcap Feb 28 15:16:59 * Tartarus goes to see if he's going to be over imgur's size limit agani Feb 28 15:17:16 woglinde: yeah, so I gather. just seems strange that so many people have suddenly decided they want it all at once. Feb 28 15:17:34 I'm just hoping that turning it on in SlugOS will make vsftpd build again. Very subtle failure mode if that's the problem, but nothing else changed. Feb 28 15:17:39 or did libcap just suddenly start needing xattr recently? Feb 28 15:17:49 I really don't care about xattr, I just want my package feeds to build again! Feb 28 15:17:50 no Feb 28 15:17:56 pb_, no, but libcap2 is now pulled in via avahi Feb 28 15:18:04 mwester-laptop: heh, fair enough Feb 28 15:18:05 where it used to be an implicit dep Feb 28 15:18:07 but seems before nobody used it on uclibc builds Feb 28 15:18:17 avahi is crap anyway Feb 28 15:18:25 Tartarus: ah, I see Feb 28 15:18:39 Yes, but it's *fashionable* crap. Feb 28 15:18:54 (it's from Apple, therefore it MUST be from god.) Feb 28 15:19:12 so anyone have a BSD box (not OSX 10.6) around, looking for non-gnu grp Feb 28 15:19:14 grep Feb 28 15:19:29 * ant_work hasn't a bootable image...all freeze on 'Configuring avahi'... Feb 28 15:20:02 * ant_work will test userland one day... Feb 28 15:20:20 Tartarus: make a recipe for it :-) Feb 28 15:20:22 http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/src/usr.bin/grep/grep.c Feb 28 15:21:17 mwester-laptop hm I thought bonjour is from apple Feb 28 15:21:36 Isn't avahi part of bonjour, or is it the other way 'round? Feb 28 15:21:42 woglinde: zeroconf itself is an apple spec Feb 28 15:21:59 bonjour is their own implementation, avahi is an independent one Feb 28 15:22:03 didnt look at it Feb 28 15:22:07 I dont need the crap Feb 28 15:22:12 and delete them immedatly Feb 28 15:22:20 heh Feb 28 15:22:24 same for networkmanager Feb 28 15:22:31 Per wikipedia: The Avahi project was originally started due to Apple's Zeroconf implementation, Bonjour... Feb 28 15:22:46 :) Agree about networkmangler too. Feb 28 15:22:56 Linux attempting to be "too cute" Feb 28 15:23:07 http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3284539/ac9745f0fe_results.pdf is what I got built over the weekend (8.7MB) Feb 28 15:23:09 If I wanted that sort of behavior, I'd just install Windows. Feb 28 15:23:25 mwester-laptop hm meanwhile it seems usefull Feb 28 15:23:35 it can even handle openvp config's Feb 28 15:23:50 args s/usefull/working/ Feb 28 15:24:00 That's often the case with particularly insidious software. Consider the Trojan Horse as an example. Feb 28 15:24:38 So as a result of NetworkMangler, the world now considers core critical software lacking a configuration file to be acceptable -- I.E. Windows won. Feb 28 15:24:59 mwester-laptop its an even a security risk Feb 28 15:25:07 when you get all the infos at hand Feb 28 15:25:09 Hadn't considered that. Feb 28 15:31:53 I was about to edit the OE wiki (to add the oe-core mailing list to the mailing lists page) and I found I don't seem to have an account anymore and can't create one... is that something someone could do for me? Feb 28 15:34:01 crofton maybee Feb 28 15:41:32 03Tom Rini  07master * r31a461d457 10openembedded.git/recipes/flex/flex.inc: Feb 28 15:41:33 flex.inc: Fixup DEPENDS Feb 28 15:41:33 We added perl here incorrectly (this problem is now solved by perl-native Feb 28 15:41:33 being used by automake/autoconf, always). We don't need gettext here now Feb 28 15:41:33 that we have 'inherit gettext' which does this for us. Feb 28 15:41:33 Signed-off-by: Tom Rini Feb 28 15:48:24 woglinde: I believe I got your patches and xawtv compiles now, but I'm having another issue or two Feb 28 15:48:53 A couple of the packages fail when I try to install them with opkg, they give an md5sum mismatch error Feb 28 15:50:05 xawtv itself installs, but when I try to use the 'streamer' program it supplies it fails to open /dev/video0 when I try to use it (is that the right device to use? I had to create it with mknod) Feb 28 15:51:40 bioster hu? Feb 28 15:51:59 do you remember a few days ago I got your help with the xawtv package? Feb 28 15:52:01 bioster copy the .ipk manually over Feb 28 15:52:06 or refresh your indexes Feb 28 15:52:15 I did both of those Feb 28 15:52:16 sure I fixed the compile stuff Feb 28 15:52:46 bioster are you sure something is connected to /dev/video? Feb 28 15:52:50 I scp the .ipk file over and then try to install them with opkg install Feb 28 15:52:54 pb_, not having it broke stuff Feb 28 15:52:59 well, I'm not sure if /dev/video is the right device Feb 28 15:53:06 it's /dev/video0 in Ubuntu Feb 28 15:53:12 it's a webcam I'm trying to access Feb 28 15:53:16 Crofton: pardon? Feb 28 15:53:56 bioster usb? Feb 28 15:54:00 yes Feb 28 15:54:16 bioster okay first lsusb, second check the modules Feb 28 15:54:40 it's listed in lsusb as: Bus 002 Device 004: ID 046d:0819 Logitech, Inc. Feb 28 15:54:48 okay Feb 28 15:55:05 dmesg and modules says the camera is regconized? Feb 28 15:55:31 when I plug it in, I see useful looking messages about it finding a new USB device Feb 28 15:55:35 I'll check dmesg andthe modules Feb 28 15:56:22 bioster hm than run strace Feb 28 15:56:29 with xawtv Feb 28 15:56:55 bioster btw. whats your kernelversion? Feb 28 15:57:01 well, what makes me confused is that there was no video device by default Feb 28 15:57:01 xawtv is old Feb 28 15:57:14 it makes me wonder if there was kernel support Feb 28 15:57:23 bioster hm you are the first in many years who is using xawtv Feb 28 15:57:35 Linux beagleboard 2.6.32 #3 PREEMPT Tue Jan 25 20:30:46 CET 2011 armv7l unknown Feb 28 15:57:43 hm ah Feb 28 15:57:44 it's the angstrom demo image Feb 28 15:58:00 well, I really just want to take images off of this webcam Feb 28 15:58:03 whats the kernel on your ubuntu? Feb 28 15:58:20 bioster hm you could try open-cv Feb 28 15:58:27 and I was able to get the streamer command working in Ubuntu, so that's what I was trying to get working on the beagleboard Feb 28 15:58:53 Crofton: would you be able to create me an account on the OE wiki? Feb 28 15:58:55 2.6.35-25 on Ubuntu Feb 28 15:58:59 hmm Feb 28 15:59:04 not sure if I can Feb 28 15:59:27 bioster hm maybee .32 is to old for the cam Feb 28 15:59:37 bluelightning, ask ka6sox when he shows up Feb 28 15:59:44 Crofton: ok will do Feb 28 15:59:47 and you manually need to compile the modules for the cam Feb 28 16:00:08 Oh? I thought video4linux handled that sort of thing for me Feb 28 16:00:16 sure Feb 28 16:00:27 but you need a driver for the cam Feb 28 16:00:47 bluelightning, can you create an account? Feb 28 16:01:23 hmm... didn't need one in Ubuntu... so I haven't done that yet... is it going to be a kernel module or something? Feb 28 16:01:31 Crofton: I tried and it says only members of the Administrator group can create accounts; interestingly the Administrator group page appears to be empty Feb 28 16:01:40 ok Feb 28 16:01:41 so maybe it's broken Feb 28 16:02:01 no, I suspect it was disabled because spam bot created accoung Feb 28 16:02:35 I need to ask how to do it :) Feb 28 16:04:20 I think this is covered under uvcvideo Feb 28 16:04:48 yes Feb 28 16:05:01 thats possible the .32 kernel is to old Feb 28 16:05:29 I ran across someone saying they were using the same camera with a .31, but who knows if he custom compiled it or not Feb 28 16:09:05 Tartarus, what distro is your autobuilder running on Feb 28 16:09:28 u804, u1004 and rhel5 Feb 28 16:09:38 that's one of the axis in the PDF ;) Feb 28 16:10:50 hmm Feb 28 16:11:05 system-tools fails on fedora machine Feb 28 16:11:13 bioster and I dont know off hand if th bb-kernel has ucvideo enabeled at all Feb 28 16:11:26 it looks to me like it doesn't Feb 28 16:11:36 seems like it finds a version of automake installed on the buld machine and runs it in do_compile Feb 28 16:11:58 I'm not seeing uvcvideo in the angstrom packages either Feb 28 16:12:15 FC doesn't like running in VMs well, so that's out as a host for me Feb 28 16:12:27 until someone has a clever and good enough and semi automated chroot type thing :) Feb 28 16:14:06 uhm... hmm... the uvc page says: Linux 2.6.26 and newer includes the Linux UVC driver natively. Feb 28 16:14:22 bioster okay so compile your own kernel Feb 28 16:15:09 well, I'm just a bit confused though, if 2.6.26 is supposed to include it and I've got .32, then shouldn't that include it? Feb 28 16:15:28 oh, I guess they could have just not selected that as a driver to include Feb 28 16:16:22 included and activated Feb 28 16:16:30 are diffrent things Feb 28 16:17:59 ok, so far to build stuff I've just been issuing bitbake commands, but I'd need to run the configure script for a kernel Feb 28 16:18:25 so how would I have it download source and let me configure it before compiling it? Feb 28 16:19:00 bitbake -c menuconfig virtual/kernel Feb 28 16:19:13 thanks Feb 28 16:24:17 a window briefly flashes at me, then closes... and the task returns as successful Feb 28 16:24:28 can I just cd into the source somewhere and run make menuconfig? Feb 28 16:29:48 nevermind! I just found a kernel module in the Angstrom distro... which looks like it works Feb 28 16:29:59 so I can just use this kernel Feb 28 16:30:41 hm okay so only the modules wasnt installed Feb 28 16:30:50 yup Feb 28 16:33:48 I'm still confused as to why I would have gotten an md5sum error on those xawtv libraries I tried to install though Feb 28 16:34:00 how could that happen on a package I compiled myself? Feb 28 17:09:30 hello, I'd like to get the /sbin/getty PID on my board for a bash script but that process never shows up on Busybox's ps command. What should I do? Feb 28 17:14:35 Hmmm Feb 28 17:14:56 Jay7, is it you or ynezz that tries to build on FreeBSD at times? Feb 28 17:15:11 I think was jay7 Feb 28 17:16:18 yep :) Feb 28 17:16:34 I've tried once Feb 28 17:16:48 next attempt is planned after merge with yocto Feb 28 17:16:56 * Jay7 should eat something Feb 28 17:16:56 ok Feb 28 17:17:04 Can you check quick if you have GNU grep by default or not? Feb 28 17:17:17 iirc, not GNU Feb 28 17:17:27 I'll say later exactly Feb 28 17:17:28 great, can you give me /pastbin grep --help? Feb 28 17:17:50 Tartarus: http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi Feb 28 17:18:04 touhe, thanks Feb 28 17:18:06 you can look here for options for any FreeBSD version :) Feb 28 17:18:08 *touche Feb 28 17:28:55 03Tom Rini  07master * rc596e049ee 10openembedded.git/recipes/perl/perl_5.10.1.bb: Feb 28 17:28:55 perl: Drop grep-native from DEPENDS, update grep line Feb 28 17:28:55 Both OS X 10.6 and FreeBSD (for some time) ship with GNU grep. Feb 28 17:28:55 Also, we can use -l rather than passing on to cut to get the files Feb 28 17:28:55 to mangle and put -r in with -I and -l. Feb 28 17:28:55 Signed-off-by: Tom Rini Feb 28 17:31:56 Tartarus is gnu grep the default in bsd? Feb 28 17:33:00 if I followed Jay7's link, yes Feb 28 17:33:05 grep(1) is GNU grep Feb 28 17:33:12 and looks to have been for a long time Feb 28 17:33:13 hm okay Feb 28 17:33:50 personally I don't think we can fully support other OSes until we move to oe-core and have the 2 stage build where we make some host tools Feb 28 17:33:57 and we can be very careful about order Feb 28 17:34:19 ("Text file busy" because we installed sed or grep or ... are really not nice races to hit) Feb 28 17:35:27 BTW supporting other OSes.. pseudo is being worked on to work with Mac OS.. and others more easily.. Feb 28 17:36:24 fray, so, lets see, it'll only be what, 13 years from "hey, can we support OSX as a host" back at mvista to "hey, we can support OS X as a host!" with OE? ;) Feb 28 17:37:33 na, I don't think anyone seriously asked that question until at least 2001 or 2002.. ;) So only 9 or 10 years.. ;) Feb 28 17:37:48 It's not working yet :) Feb 28 17:38:47 tartarus I will look at the sources for openjdk this evening Feb 28 17:38:57 well, if seebs gets his way, we should have a big piece of it solved in the next month or two.. Feb 28 17:39:16 (seebs is the pseudo author/maintainer) Feb 28 17:41:52 woglinde, thanks Feb 28 17:41:55 afk, errand Feb 28 18:19:30 gm Feb 28 18:21:56 hmmmm Feb 28 18:22:22 * Tartarus tests something Feb 28 18:44:17 hmmm Feb 28 18:44:18 hi Feb 28 18:44:58 hmmm Feb 28 18:45:10 kernel-modules should pull all modules, right? Feb 28 18:45:48 it seem that the modules are RRECOMMENDS Feb 28 18:45:53 I'll look Feb 28 18:46:14 basically I've a very important module that didn't make it in the rootfs Feb 28 18:46:19 I've that setup: Feb 28 18:46:33 MACHINE_EXTRA_RRECOMMENDS = "marvell-gspi-fw marvell-sdio-fw kernel-modules" Feb 28 18:46:47 MACHINE=bug target= console-image Feb 28 18:47:08 the firmware made it tough Feb 28 18:47:11 and some modules too Feb 28 18:47:40 but not the module needed for usbnet (not g_ether but the one for the gaget controller) Feb 28 18:47:58 compiling it in is not a good idea either Feb 28 18:48:09 that would remove usb host capability on the usb OTG port Feb 28 18:49:34 eFfeM, hi thanks for fixing the xfce package Feb 28 18:49:46 was it for trying eee701 target? Feb 28 18:50:30 gm all Feb 28 18:50:46 where should I start looking? Feb 28 18:50:52 bitbake -g ? Feb 28 18:50:56 do_rootfs? Feb 28 18:51:19 bitbake -g is strange Feb 28 18:51:27 "task-base" -> "kernel-modules" [style=dashed] Feb 28 18:51:41 is this module packaged properly ? Feb 28 18:51:51 I'll look Feb 28 18:51:53 IOW does it exist in any package Feb 28 18:52:02 yes I'll look Feb 28 18:53:06 ok it exists Feb 28 18:53:15 and have tons of modules in Recommends Feb 28 18:53:31 ok does some other package depend on it ? Feb 28 18:53:38 yes Feb 28 18:53:50 package-depends.dot:"task-machine-base" -> "kernel-modules" [style=dashed] Feb 28 18:53:58 pn-depends.dot:"task-base" -> "kernel-modules" [style=dashed] Feb 28 18:54:19 and this module is packaged into kernel-modules ? Feb 28 18:54:21 that's all I have Feb 28 18:54:22 GNUtoo|laptop: no, brolin here brought it up, I merely modified the URI and did a bitbake -c fetch to see if it fetched after the mod, then pushed it Feb 28 18:54:32 eFfeM, ok Feb 28 18:54:36 so kudos should go to brolin :-) Feb 28 18:54:44 can you see the ipk in the deploy dir Feb 28 18:54:45 khem, this module is problematic because it doesn't get included: Feb 28 18:54:55 hmm Feb 28 18:55:00 kernel-module-arcotg-udc_2.6.27.2+svnr10746-r34.9_bug.ipk Feb 28 18:55:35 Tartarus: grep (GNU grep) 2.5.1-FreeBSD Feb 28 18:55:51 Tartarus: I confirm that FreeBSD 8.1 have GNU grep Feb 28 18:55:54 why not normal grep on freebsd Feb 28 18:56:08 if one uses freebsd box he does not normally use gnu grep Feb 28 18:56:26 it's /usr/bin/grep Feb 28 18:56:28 you can have all sort of gnu on bsd thru ports Feb 28 18:56:29 from base system Feb 28 18:58:21 I see Feb 28 18:58:42 basically without kernel-module-arcotg-udc_2.6.27.2+svnr10746-r34.9_bug.ipk usb0 doesn't show up because g_ether doesn't load and I'm one of the few to the debug board that gives serial on it Feb 28 19:02:11 GNUtoo|laptop: hmm see if naming of this module is ok and is not falling out of some pattern matching in module class Feb 28 19:02:54 ok Feb 28 19:02:59 that's in kernel.bbclass Feb 28 19:03:04 there are some blacklist Feb 28 19:05:14 the code is this one: http://www.pastie.org/1617856 Feb 28 19:05:16 I'll look Feb 28 19:06:24 never mind it's incomplete Feb 28 19:06:26 I'll look Feb 28 19:09:10 Jay7: btw. FreeBSD 9.x has stopped using GNU grep Feb 28 19:09:40 well.. that is why I've thinking that FreeBSD have non-GNU grep :) Feb 28 19:10:44 good thing is that we can require gnu tools on freebsd Feb 28 19:10:59 bad thing is that all they will be installed with g* prefix Feb 28 19:11:05 i.e. gsed, gawk, etc Feb 28 19:11:32 that was first show-stopper for me when I've tried to build OE on FreeBSD Feb 28 19:12:59 pidge: hello Feb 28 19:13:13 Jay7: hihi Feb 28 19:31:04 hmmm Feb 28 19:31:20 * kergoth looks at the goggle source to see about trying to sort the active tasks to the top more often Feb 28 19:40:23 Is there any way to use svn:// without having the -r option passed to svn? Feb 28 19:40:44 (bitbake 1.11.0 here) Feb 28 20:06:33 tartarus ping Feb 28 20:22:46 pong Feb 28 20:23:06 hm download works here Feb 28 20:23:12 for openjdk Feb 28 20:23:17 03Simon Busch  07org.openembedded.dev * rdb3c251747 10openembedded.git/recipes/shr/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Feb 28 20:23:17 initscripts-shr: add correct commands for halt/reboot for palmpre machine Feb 28 20:23:17 Signed-off-by: Simon Busch Feb 28 20:23:41 so I am bit puzzeld what to fix Feb 28 20:26:06 what URI do you have? Feb 28 20:26:29 I didnt test if they are mirrored on angstroem Feb 28 20:26:43 and which uri's didnt work? Feb 28 20:26:46 openjdk self Feb 28 20:26:53 or jaxb suff? Feb 28 20:27:02 sec, i'll recreate the fail Feb 28 20:29:14 ERROR: Function 'Fetch failed: Unable to fetch URL https://jaxp.dev.java.net/files/nidaba/documents/913/147329/jdk6-jaxp-2009_10_13.zip;name=jaxp from any source.' failed Feb 28 20:29:20 on a -c fetch openjdk-6 Feb 28 20:29:59 yeah delete here Feb 28 20:30:03 and did -c fetch too Feb 28 20:30:09 and it worked Feb 28 20:30:30 Do you have some local mods? :) Feb 28 20:30:41 no Feb 28 20:30:43 but mom Feb 28 20:32:48 its downloaded from icedtea server btw. Feb 28 20:34:11 So you've got some mirror setup it's using Feb 28 20:34:29 It doesn't fetch from the upstream URI Feb 28 20:34:45 So maybe it needs to get pointed to icedtea server as the upstrea,? Feb 28 20:34:47 *upstream Feb 28 20:35:21 yes angstroem Feb 28 20:35:27 for jaxb Feb 28 20:35:46 So yeah, that's what I'm saying :) Feb 28 20:35:48 Upstream moved Feb 28 20:35:53 Need to point to a better place Feb 28 20:35:57 or mirror it somewhere or something Feb 28 20:36:06 ? Feb 28 20:36:12 angstroem mirrored it Feb 28 20:36:55 but I will look up if icedtea mirrored it too Feb 28 20:37:07 Tartarus, woglinde: you using different distro maybe? Feb 28 20:37:23 using different mirror settings maybe? Feb 28 20:38:12 I will switch it Feb 28 20:38:16 to icedtea Feb 28 20:38:20 server Feb 28 20:39:16 thanks Feb 28 20:40:20 sure Feb 28 20:41:23 03Tom Rini  07master * r1bb4b87790 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux/linux.inc: Feb 28 20:41:23 linux.inc: Add more machines to the lzma-native logic Feb 28 20:41:23 Signed-off-by: Tom Rini Feb 28 20:41:34 03Tom Rini  07master * r969140e456 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux/linux-kexecboot.inc: Feb 28 20:41:34 linux-kexecboot.inc: Sometimes add lzma-native to DEPENDS Feb 28 20:41:34 Using the same logic that switches on lzma compression add Feb 28 20:41:34 lzma-native to DEPENDS. Feb 28 20:41:34 Signed-off-by: Tom Rini Feb 28 20:47:07 03Thomas Zimmermann  07org.openembedded.dev * r451d5740d8 10openembedded.git/recipes/efl1/ (efreet/changeset_trunk_r57435.patch efreet_1.0.0.bb): Feb 28 20:47:07 efreet: fix segfault Feb 28 20:47:07 * when installing a new .desktop file on the desktop e segfaults Feb 28 20:47:07 if there is a file without . in that dir Feb 28 20:47:07 * this fixes SHR bug #1295 Feb 28 20:47:07 Signed-off-by: Thomas Zimmermann Feb 28 20:48:18 is there a way to set priority of package feeds? for example, I want an overlay with recipes with LOWER versions to always override recipes in other feeds/repositories. Feb 28 20:48:25 please correct me if I am using the wrong terminology too Feb 28 20:49:48 tartarus pushed Feb 28 20:49:52 thanks Feb 28 20:49:55 03Henning Heinold  07org.openembedded.dev * r1a3d10a6a8 10openembedded.git/recipes/openjdk/openjdk-6-release-6b18.inc: openjdk: change jaxp download from java.net to the icedtea repo Feb 28 22:08:33 hi ka6sox Feb 28 22:08:48 ka6sox can you please take a look at the wiki and creating accounts? Feb 28 22:09:26 woglinde, soon...Just got back from trip and have to get caught up. Feb 28 22:09:48 ah Feb 28 22:09:56 how was the conference? Feb 28 22:15:46 woglinde, nice, busy, OE was well represented with a Stand by khem. Feb 28 22:24:11 hm yeah will be at cebit from thursday to satuarday Feb 28 22:42:34 woglinde, thansk for helping Robert and mickeyl Feb 28 22:43:06 when khem and ka6sox get caught up, hopefully they can tell us aout scale Feb 28 22:44:25 Crofton hm it was planned anyway Feb 28 22:44:46 good nite Feb 28 22:45:03 but I didnt know robert will leave on friday Feb 28 22:51:27 Tartarus: ping Feb 28 22:56:28 pong Feb 28 22:57:55 khem: hello Feb 28 22:58:07 : Feb 28 22:58:43 khem: I am a bit confused by your question regarding -pthread. For me it seems that gcc ought to just work in case you give it to CFLAGS. Doesn't it? Feb 28 23:00:34 hello, bitbake base-image generates two files - base-image-machine.ext3.gz and base-image-machine.tar.gz for me. I was expecting a single .img file to be generated so that I could write (dd to a microsd) and boot my device. Feb 28 23:02:03 ..I understand it is enough to explicit IMAGE_FSTYPES = "cpio.lzma" Feb 28 23:02:10 isn't? Feb 28 23:02:56 there is another local.conf which generates the img, I don't see it using cpio.lzma Feb 28 23:03:07 but still generates .img file at the end. Feb 28 23:04:33 Tartarus, sorry I was split out :/ Feb 28 23:04:37 I'll rephrase Feb 28 23:04:42 about lzma-native dependency, if IMAGE_FSTYPES = "cpio.gz cpio.lzma" Feb 28 23:04:49 then in bitbake.conf: IMAGE_DEPENDS_cpio.lzma = "lzma-native" Feb 28 23:04:59 and in image.bbclass: for dep in ((bb.data.getVar('IMAGE_DEPENDS_%s' % type, d) or "").split() or []): Feb 28 23:05:03 ..I understand it is enough to explicit IMAGE_FSTYPES = "cpio.lzma" Feb 28 23:05:13 to pull in the dep Feb 28 23:05:49 in fact we set it ./images/initramfs-kexecboot-image.bb:IMAGE_FSTYPES = "cpio.gz cpio.lzma" Feb 28 23:05:56 hm..just in this image... Feb 28 23:07:38 included in linux-kexecboot.inc -> INITRAMFS_IMAGE = "initramfs-kexecboot-klibc-image" Feb 28 23:09:36 ant_home: The problem is the kernel build Feb 28 23:10:00 if you're going to make the kernel call lzma (ie it's a piggy.lzma) then you need the dep there Feb 28 23:10:11 So I suppose it could be for >=31 not >=30 Feb 28 23:12:45 [16:09] ant_home: The problem is the kernel build Feb 28 23:12:46 [16:09] if you're going to make the kernel call lzma (ie it's a piggy.lzma) then you n Feb 28 23:12:46 eed the dep there Feb 28 23:12:52 Tartarus: ah, I see Feb 28 23:13:30 * ant__ suffers of netsplits today Feb 28 23:15:04 Tartarus: talking with RP today about linux.inc Feb 28 23:15:09 the file is doomed Feb 28 23:15:27 yocto did not merge it Feb 28 23:15:34 hacks will go in kernel.bbclkass Feb 28 23:16:18 Yes, oe-core needs to take the linux-yocto recipe and start from there on a new and sane linux.inc type thing Feb 28 23:16:21 do you think I should already patch linux-kexecboot.inc instead of including linux.inc? Feb 28 23:16:29 (I did it yesterday) Feb 28 23:16:37 Wait, for what? Feb 28 23:16:47 for official deprecation in OE? Feb 28 23:16:48 bringing linux-kexecboot into oe-core? Feb 28 23:17:10 no, just having a new kernel.bbclass Feb 28 23:17:46 in oe-core? Feb 28 23:18:01 it seems, after talking with RP Feb 28 23:18:29 maybe is already in oe-core, didn't check Feb 28 23:18:38 I know that we as the TSC need to communicate better but since the future is oe-core / meta-oe / etc Feb 28 23:18:43 i.e. devicetree stuff Feb 28 23:18:47 If you want to make a new and improved kernel.bbclass and so on Feb 28 23:18:50 That's the best place to start Feb 28 23:19:41 What is the expected output in the /tmp/deploy/.../... dir when I do a bitbake base-image? Feb 28 23:45:26 phoe6, you mean what file will appear? Feb 28 23:45:46 Thanks for the attention. yes. Feb 28 23:46:06 For me generates two files - base-image-machine.ext3.gz and base-image-machine.tar.gz for me. I was expecting a single .img file to be generated so that I could write (dd to a microsd) and boot my device. Feb 28 23:46:42 gunzip -c base...ext3.gz | dd Feb 28 23:47:15 will that work in your environment? Feb 28 23:47:34 i do a similar thing here. Feb 28 23:48:24 I see. Feb 28 23:48:28 I shall try that. Feb 28 23:49:05 zImage- and modules- Feb 28 23:49:15 I also have those two type of files. Feb 28 23:49:19 Don't we need that? Feb 28 23:49:23 anywhere? Feb 28 23:49:26 depends on your device. Feb 28 23:49:43 okay, mine is a chumby one. Feb 28 23:50:02 do you have instructions on setting up your microsd for that? Feb 28 23:50:22 you will need at least the zImage-, yes. Feb 28 23:51:18 I have the instructions wherein the expectation was, the bitbake xxx would have given me a single .img file Feb 28 23:51:35 and then I do dd of that img file to the microsd and it boots. Feb 28 23:53:14 given that, the chumby boot loader is looking in the FS for the kernel? Feb 28 23:53:52 yes. Feb 28 23:55:11 is the kernel in your base....tar.gz image? Feb 28 23:55:37 (this should be an identical copy, just a different format from the ext3.gz file) Feb 28 23:56:02 yes, I have a base-image...tar.gz file Feb 28 23:56:57 is the kernel within it? Feb 28 23:57:30 depending on build/device, the kernel may or may not live in the rootfs. Feb 28 23:59:22 How to identify if the kernel is present in that rootfs Mar 01 00:00:32 tar -tzf base-image...tar.gz | grep -i zImage Mar 01 00:00:53 or uimage or bzimage or whatever your particular kernel is called. Mar 01 00:13:51 HopsNBarley: sorry for the delay. yes, I find zImage in the /boot Mar 01 00:14:16 okay, great. then you should be set. Mar 01 00:14:16 I am assuming that if I just write that rootfs.ext3.gz to a sdcard I should be able to boot it on my device Mar 01 00:14:39 yes. you will need to make sure the card is formatted/partitioned appropriately for your device. Mar 01 00:15:38 don't forget to uncompress the rootfs.ext3.gz :) Mar 01 00:15:51 Do I have to take care partitioning the sdcard? Mar 01 00:16:06 very likely, yes. Mar 01 00:16:18 won't dd if= rootfs.ext3 of=/dev/sdcard do? Mar 01 00:17:07 it depends on the device. a typical setup puts the partition info in the 0'th block, so a dd like that will wipe out partitin info, rendering your system non-bootable. Mar 01 00:17:47 i don't know enough about the chumby to be useful here. Mar 01 00:18:20 more than likely though you'll want something like of=/dev/sdcard1 (note the "1") Mar 01 00:18:35 to write on the first partition, rather than the bare device. Mar 01 00:25:08 I see. Mar 01 00:25:19 fine, HopsNBarley. Thanks, I shall try those. Mar 01 00:25:41 good luck! i'll be on/off but feel free to ask. Mar 01 00:26:04 me too. heading to office. bye. Mar 01 00:58:34 03Andrea Adami  07org.openembedded.dev * r6d94ff134f 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux/linux-kexecboot.inc: Mar 01 00:58:35 linux-kexecboot.inc: Customize recipe, do not include linux.inc anymore. Mar 01 00:58:35 * linux.inc is deprecated, use only kernel.bbclass Mar 01 00:58:35 * bump PR Mar 01 00:58:35 Signed-off-by: Andrea Adami Mar 01 01:10:39 03Andrea Adami  07org.openembedded.dev * r7a6eb3220e 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux/linux-kexecboot.inc: Mar 01 01:10:40 linux-kexecboot: add initial ben-nanonote support Mar 01 01:10:40 * temporarly use custom task for uImage Mar 01 01:10:40 * will be fixed when mips kernel will have uImage target (pending) Mar 01 01:10:40 Signed-off-by: Andrea Adami Mar 01 01:10:47 03Andrea Adami  07org.openembedded.dev * r8337419cc3 10openembedded.git/recipes/kexecboot/kexecboot-cfg_0.1.bb: Mar 01 01:10:47 kexecboot-cfg: add ben-nanonote cmdline. Mar 01 01:10:47 Signed-off-by: Andrea Adami Mar 01 01:10:48 03Andrea Adami  07org.openembedded.dev * rfe18a0cefc 10openembedded.git/recipes/kexecboot/kexecboot.inc: Mar 01 01:10:48 kexecboot: prefer uImage for ben-nanonote. Mar 01 01:10:48 Signed-off-by: Andrea Adami Mar 01 01:22:10 03Andrea Adami  07org.openembedded.dev * rfe8263b4bf 10openembedded.git/conf/machine/ben-nanonote.conf: Mar 01 01:22:10 ben-nanonote: build linux-kexecboot uImage (disabled by default) Mar 01 01:22:10 Signed-off-by: Andrea Adami Mar 01 02:07:30 03Andrea Adami  07org.openembedded.dev * r90c9835300 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux/ (5 files in 2 dirs): Mar 01 02:07:30 linux-kexecboot: add initial 2.6.37 defconfig for ben-nanonote Mar 01 02:07:30 * needs more test... Mar 01 02:07:30 Signed-off-by: Andrea Adami Mar 01 02:31:03 So, fyi, I did a quick test this afternoon to make sure minimal-uclibc was sane looking again and that's back to normal Mar 01 02:31:09 Tomorrow is looking good for release Mar 01 02:41:15 nice **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Mar 01 02:59:57 2011