**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun May 01 02:59:58 2011 May 01 15:42:00 Tpo -c nm-dns-utils.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/libdns_manager_la-nm-dns-utils.o May 01 15:42:00 | In file included from nm-dns-manager.c:43:0: May 01 15:42:00 | ../../src/nm-system.h:25:32: fatal error: netlink/route/rtnl.h: No such file or directory May 01 15:42:00 | compilation terminated. May 01 15:42:00 | make[4]: *** [libdns_manager_la-nm-dns-manager.lo] Error 1 May 01 15:42:06 network manager fails to compile May 01 17:01:05 NOTE: package u-boot-2010.06+gitr0+bd2313078114c4b44c4a5ce149af43bcb7fc8854-r75: task Fetch failed: Unable to fetch URL git://www.denx.de/git/u-boot.git;protocol=git from any source.: Failed May 01 17:01:43 any idea what's causing this? has something been upgraded or has the file just vanished off http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/unstable/sources/ ? May 01 17:16:13 hi guys May 01 17:18:55 I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction, I am trying to build a ruby extension and having issues with it being built against the native ruby versus the one I build in my micro environment. What determines whether a package is used to build another package? I thought depends was sufficient but thats ont the case, ruby never gets deployed under i486 sysroot. May 01 17:21:40 i should be more specific, I see the ruby libraries under sysroot/i486-oe-linux/lib/ but no binaries under that tree May 01 18:01:29 03Koen Kooi  07org.openembedded.dev * r528e2ac6a5 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux/ (4 files in 3 dirs): May 01 18:01:29 linux-omap-psp 2.6.32: add support for 5MP camera board May 01 18:01:29 Also enable cpuidle for beagle May 01 18:01:29 Signed-off-by: Koen Kooi May 01 18:02:37 http://docs.python.org/dev/library/re.html#writing-a-tokenizer - cute May 01 18:10:07 hi there May 01 18:11:23 I am trying to compile simple C program with mipsel-oe-linux-gcc, and it works OK May 01 18:11:49 i get linker error when I try to use iopl / outb functions May 01 18:12:26 can someone help me with it please? May 01 18:14:08 no crystalball May 01 18:14:14 about your toolchain May 01 18:15:11 You compile with -O or -O2 or similar. The functions are defined as inline macros, and will not be substituted in without optimization enabled, causing unresolved references at link time. May 01 18:15:31 hi btw May 01 18:15:40 dont use them May 01 18:16:15 I tried -O1 and -O2 already, didnt help.. May 01 18:16:42 woglinde, what else can I do? I am trying to access serial port on DM800HD (DVB) May 01 18:17:02 btw about poky/meta-oe etc.... is there a game section? May 01 18:17:28 last time I looked there were no games at all May 01 18:20:33 sorry I must have done ctrl+w wrongly May 01 18:20:45 anyway I understood the fact that the import is manual May 01 18:20:53 but what if someone add something in normal oe May 01 18:21:03 then the something get lost in oe-meta? May 01 18:21:17 (it will never reach it) May 01 18:22:29 shata, why does it need to be in userspace? May 01 18:23:09 it doesnt have to May 01 18:23:32 ok May 01 18:24:00 so you used which iopl/outb functions? the kernel ones or the userspace ones May 01 18:25:45 sorry if its stupid question, but how do I know it? May 01 18:26:27 I'll refrase the question: May 01 18:26:45 Are you writing an userspace program, or are you making a kernel module? May 01 18:26:58 I am writing userspace program May 01 18:27:05 ok May 01 18:27:25 maybe try the kernel module way, it seem cleaner, because an userspace driver is not good May 01 18:27:38 just a simple one-file C, and compiling it with mipsel-oe-linux-gcc with no flags / includes / libs etc May 01 18:29:22 I want to access MCR register (DTR line ) on serial port. Can I do it on userspace? Any idea? May 01 18:33:05 ok let me try using /dev/port first, otherwise would do kernel module May 01 18:33:39 shata: on arm, there exists a 'devmem' tool which provides access to physical memory through /dev/kmem. dunno, whether kernel provides this mapping for mips too May 01 18:36:05 or devmem2 May 01 18:38:05 btw I have to RDEPENDS on a dlopened libvorbisidec1 May 01 18:39:09 I've done that: May 01 18:39:32 I added libvorbis to RDEPENDS May 01 18:39:42 I hope it will pick it May 01 18:40:35 ahhh ok May 01 18:40:37 wrong package May 01 18:57:18 :( May 01 18:58:33 Segfaults when I try to read from /dev/port, and get Bad Descriptor error when I try to write May 01 18:58:50 but open/lseek seems to work May 01 18:59:07 should I try to run it as kernel module or is it something else? May 01 19:21:06 shata, you mean rewrite it as a kernel module May 01 19:21:10 yes could be an option May 01 19:38:04 GNUtoo, any links I can refer to? i haven't done any kernel modules on OE yet.. May 01 20:19:22 Hello May 01 20:23:46 hi otavio May 01 20:55:06 woglinde: :-) May 01 20:55:12 * otavio is fighting with bitbake May 01 20:55:38 * GNUtoo|laptop is fighting with wesnoth and they are well armed(swords, bows etc....) May 01 20:56:24 hehe May 01 20:56:41 I hope the tremor RDEPENDS is taken May 01 20:56:47 kergoth_: there? you might probably know the cause of the issue quite fastly May 01 20:59:51 ka6sox-work: I talked to github people and they asked for people to set an organization at github so we can have the mirrors set up there. May 01 21:00:21 ka6sox-work: i can set the organization but it seems more logical if people from infra does so they have the control over it May 01 21:34:22 how can I change default root password? which file should I change in OE tree? May 01 21:35:55 passwd? May 01 21:37:22 i trried changing /tmp/rootfs/dreambox-image/etc/passwd May 01 21:37:43 but when i run bitbake -k dreambox-image, it gets rewritten May 01 21:38:33 guess why May 01 21:39:28 well i can guess, also tried searching passwd file in recipes folder but no luck May 01 21:40:18 i've found one patch file that changes root's home directory, and added password there but it didnt work too :-( May 01 21:42:04 git grep passwd May 01 23:42:59 can someone look at this skeleton kernel module? http://pastie.org/1854987 May 01 23:44:08 it compiles empty/simple module but can't include/link standard functions May 01 23:58:37 shata, what do you mean by "standard functions"? May 01 23:59:07 kernel modules may not use libc functions May 01 23:59:24 only what the kernel provides May 01 23:59:31 but it provides lots of useful stuff May 02 00:00:41 grg, didnt know that.. thx May 02 00:01:42 what about open / ioctl? I guess kernel versions are named differently? May 02 00:39:25 shata, there should be no reason to open()/ioctl(). If you think you need to, then you probably don't need to write a kernel module, just a userspace application. May 02 00:50:32 grg, I'm new to OE and struggling to control one bit (DTR line) on my dreambox(stb)'s serial port for past 10 hours May 02 00:50:39 would really appreciate if you can help May 02 00:54:32 to be more specific, how can I learn port number of /dev/ttyS0 and can I use outb? May 02 00:55:11 i guess you need register docs for your device May 02 00:55:43 and then look at code for the device to see what is currently using the serial port May 02 00:56:24 and make a decision on either modifying the current serial driver or disabling it and using your own bit twiddling code May 02 00:56:50 i don't have any experience with flipping bits on a serial port May 02 00:57:05 i've found this from linux source, #define BCHP_UARTA_MCR 0x00400b10 /* Modem Control Register */ May 02 00:57:11 it is register i need to control May 02 00:57:34 what are you trying to do? May 02 00:57:38 is that port number or physical address? how can I change its value? May 02 00:57:48 do you have cutsom circuitry hooked to your serial port? May 02 00:58:02 DTR is in MCR register.. May 02 00:58:06 that number is (presumably) a physical address May 02 00:58:08 yes custom board on serial port May 02 00:58:35 i tried tx line which worked ok, but start/stop bits are causing problems.. May 02 00:59:00 how can i change value in physical address? May 02 00:59:02 to use that address, you need to request it from the kernel (to ensure multiple drivers don't use it at the same time, in conflict), then map it May 02 00:59:23 take a look at "linux device drivers" 3rd ed. May 02 00:59:31 freely available online May 02 01:00:12 since the existing serial port driver will probably have already acquired that address, you will need to either disable the serial driver or modify it to do what you want May 02 01:00:27 i see.. May 02 01:00:43 cant i use outb if i find port address? May 02 01:00:50 having documentation for your hardware would definitely be advantageous May 02 01:01:06 unf i dont have it May 02 01:01:06 outb? May 02 01:01:23 outb, as in the i386 asm instruction? May 02 01:01:42 ooh is that? May 02 01:01:52 or, as in, the linux kernel function which lets you write a byte to an address? May 02 01:02:03 (named after the i386 instruction) May 02 01:02:19 kernel function May 02 01:03:18 on pc, you can do outb(1+2+4, 0x3f8 + 4); May 02 01:03:19 read linux device drivers May 02 01:03:37 havent tried that but read it should do what i want May 02 01:03:42 in userspace, yeah. once you've done an ioperm May 02 01:03:55 but you aren't on i386 May 02 01:04:13 but i guess 0x3f8 is different for my box or its not available at all? May 02 01:04:24 and you want to modify a pin on the serial port, not send data do be serially shifted out May 02 01:05:01 port + 4 is MCR register May 02 01:05:10 0x3f8 is almost certainly not available on your hardware May 02 01:05:30 then i guess only way is to modify original serial port driver.. May 02 01:10:39 btw, thanks for your help May 02 01:10:55 i hope i didn't give you too much wrong information :) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon May 02 02:59:57 2011