**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Oct 05 02:59:58 2011 Oct 05 06:37:37 good morning Oct 05 08:14:58 I have a couple of initscripts in my oe-classic image. Must I change them to systemd, or can I still use them as-is in oe-core? Oct 05 09:02:17 I've manually downloaded the linux-omap_2.6.39.bb from the angstrom mirror. How/where do I extract the tar.gz to my download dir? Oct 05 09:19:54 alternatively, is there a mirror for linux-omap (2.6)? Oct 05 09:26:22 * tasslehoff dodges a tumbleweed Oct 05 09:32:14 i have a checksum mismatch in binutils-2.20.1.bb, can anyone confirm this or maybe someone hacked gnu.org ? Oct 05 09:35:17 lautriv: that has been a problem. http://lists.linuxtogo.org/pipermail/openembedded-devel/2011-September/034937.html Oct 05 09:35:42 haven't read that link myself Oct 05 09:36:56 A commit from Sep 7 fixes checksums. Oct 05 10:21:33 Anyone got any advice on how to make linux-omap_2.6.39.bb use my downloaded tar.gz instead of the non-existing repo at kernel.org? Oct 05 10:32:23 I've put the extracted repo into downloads/git2/ and tried to create a .done in ~/downloads, but it still tries to fetch Oct 05 10:35:29 Crofton: did you make it work with cpufrequtils the other day? Oct 05 10:43:36 yeah, koen sent me a tarball of the missing erpo :) Oct 05 10:43:46 I suspect things will return soon though Oct 05 10:44:52 Crofton: it's the tarball-solution I'm after as well. you only had to add it to the git2-dir? Oct 05 11:07:08 nevermind, I'm pulling the repo from sakoman Oct 05 13:26:22 03Matthew McClintock  07master * rdca46cc2e1 10bitbake.git/lib/bb/fetch2/__init__.py: Oct 05 13:26:22 fetch2: Export additional variables to the fetchers Oct 05 13:26:22 git could need these environment variables when working behind Oct 05 13:26:22 a proxy Oct 05 13:26:22 Signed-off-by: Matthew McClintock Oct 05 13:26:22 Signed-off-by: Richard Purdie Oct 05 13:34:50 hi all. Oct 05 14:21:26 ls Oct 05 14:21:37 oops :) Oct 05 14:21:41 hi GNUtoo|laptop Oct 05 14:21:50 hi ericben Oct 05 14:22:00 PM is better Oct 05 14:27:24 Crofton: Crofton|work: ping Oct 05 14:27:36 pong Oct 05 14:27:47 how do I upload a file to the wiki? Oct 05 14:34:33 ka6sox, ping Oct 05 15:03:26 i need build OE rootfs that has dependency on the kernel, do I have to build virtual/kernel manually before i bitbake the rootfs? Oct 05 15:03:47 somehow the kernel was not invoked for build when i bake the rootfs Oct 05 15:05:23 i did have kernel-modules, kernel-image etc in RRECOMMENDS Oct 05 15:58:06 khem ping? Oct 05 16:19:57 cbrake, you about? Oct 05 16:20:07 ka6sox: yup for a bit Oct 05 16:23:13 okay kewl... Oct 05 16:24:05 Hellp Oct 05 16:24:07 Hello Oct 05 16:25:13 I'm just "getting started", and on the getting started page, in the "setup the environment" section, it mentions that I could create a script to setup the environment Oct 05 16:25:37 but from what I can figure out, scripts cannot change their parent shells environment Oct 05 16:25:59 how am I actually supposed to set the vars? Oct 05 16:37:21 UnderSampled: source the script: instead of "./script.sh" do ". ./script.sh". Oct 05 16:38:43 tasslehoff: sweet Oct 05 16:38:45 Thanks Oct 05 16:39:00 UnderSampled: 3 & 4 in http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/07/execute-shell-script/ :) Oct 05 16:40:13 we use a sourced script in oe-core to set the values of the environment.. Oct 05 16:40:31 I have a version of the script that can also work with tcsh... default one only works on POSIX shells Oct 05 16:40:48 (and no, I don't use tcsh, someone asked me to make the script so I did..) ;) Oct 05 16:41:27 well, it works Oct 05 16:41:38 now I can start on the fun stuff :D Oct 05 17:27:27 What is the difference between OE and yocto? Oct 05 17:28:56 yocto is an umbrella project Oct 05 17:29:02 oe is a build system Oct 05 17:55:35 yocto uses OE technology for build system Oct 05 18:32:45 re Oct 05 18:33:07 khem, GNUtoo|laptop: so, if I am just wanting to make an install of linux, I should use yocto? Oct 05 18:53:38 UnderSampled, if you just want to install it try angstrom Oct 05 20:25:35 xxiao: does kernel-image not get put in the rootfs? Oct 05 20:26:49 xxiao: kernel-image makes an rpm with /boot/uImage-XYZ Oct 05 20:27:07 I would think if that is resolved to IMAGE_INSTALL somehow, then it would be in the root fs Oct 05 20:28:35 kernel image is separate Oct 05 20:28:46 I dont think it gets into rfs Oct 05 20:30:25 would you suggest adding another package for this then? Oct 05 20:30:53 I think usually folks put kernel on different partition Oct 05 20:31:01 have a look at LSB images Oct 05 20:31:04 what do they dp Oct 05 20:31:05 do Oct 05 20:31:23 they might be bundlin kernel along with rest Oct 05 20:31:46 what do you mean by partition? what about the scenario where the rootfs needs to run a virt machine on the target Oct 05 20:32:01 in that case we need to include a kernel image along with a rfs inside another rfs Oct 05 20:32:22 I meant classical embedded scenario Oct 05 20:33:39 khem: im just brainstorming how to do these things Oct 05 20:33:46 or he best approach Oct 05 20:33:51 ill have to do some of this shortly Oct 05 20:33:56 msm: by partition he means different flash partition. Oct 05 20:34:26 don't think u-boot supports loading a kernel out of a filesystem.. does it? Oct 05 20:34:28 kergoth_: right Oct 05 20:34:31 kergoth: oh, xxiao is not trying to do what im talking about Oct 05 20:34:45 kergoth: some filesystems, yes... Oct 05 20:35:06 khem, afaik kernel isn't part of the LSB images either.. lsb doesn't specify how the kernel exists or where.. other then there should be a /boot "directory" that may contain the kernel and some associated parts Oct 05 20:35:24 (and I'm not sure the LSB even specifies that, it might be the FHS by reference from the LSB) Oct 05 20:36:06 ok Oct 05 20:36:18 msm, do the current kernel recipes generate kernel "packages"? Oct 05 20:36:56 cause if they do, then it should be possible to update things to install those packages.. the problem is "where" to install it, since the install locations can be nebulous from architecture to architecture.. (other then the FHS /boot suggestion) Oct 05 20:37:55 fray: yes Oct 05 20:38:13 rpm -qlp tmp/deploy/rpm/p5020ds_64b/kernel-image-3.0.4-00026-gd1bed6e-dirty-3.0.1-r2.p5020ds_64b.rpm Oct 05 20:38:13 /boot Oct 05 20:38:13 /boot/uImage-3.0.4-00026-gd1bed6e-dirty Oct 05 20:38:16 for example Oct 05 20:38:18 if there is a package it should be possible to add it to the image variable... Oct 05 20:38:26 fray: thought so Oct 05 20:38:58 only thing is that kernel packages (in rpm) are unqiue and if you want multiple kernels, we don't have anything there to enable them.. (of course if the files don't conflict and the main package name doesn't conflict -- it should work) Oct 05 20:40:50 fray: next step, include core-image-minimal in core-image-lsb or something like that Oct 05 20:40:51 thats where tar beats rpm Oct 05 20:41:02 or any package management :) Oct 05 21:12:49 hm. has anyone ever seen the PHP recipe in Angstrom fail with "fork() not implemented"? It's during PHP's configure script. this is a normal 64-bit ubuntu 10.04 or 10.10 system Oct 05 21:26:17 tzanger: I did not see it Oct 05 21:32:25 tzanger: an uclibc based build? Oct 05 21:43:11 florian: no, standard glibc for an x86 target system Oct 05 21:46:57 strange Oct 05 21:49:23 florian: agreed. that's why I asked. :-) Oct 06 00:01:09 tzanger: what is your target arch Oct 06 00:01:20 tzanger: is it some mmuless thing Oct 06 02:08:08 khem: no, target is glibc x86 system Oct 06 02:31:42 03Eyal Reizer  07master * r893c07a31d 10openembedded.git/recipes/wpa-supplicant/wpa-supplicant_git.bb: Oct 06 02:31:42 wpa_supplicant update to use a newer commit Oct 06 02:31:42 Signed-off-by: Eyal Reizer Oct 06 02:31:42 Signed-off-by: Denys Dmytriyenko Oct 06 02:31:47 03Eyal Reizer  07master * ra8eedede78 10openembedded.git/recipes/iw/iw_git.bb: Oct 06 02:31:47 iw: build version 0.9.22 from git sources Oct 06 02:31:47 Builds a new version which adds wowlan support from public git source Oct 06 02:31:47 Signed-off-by: Eyal Reizer Oct 06 02:31:47 Signed-off-by: Denys Dmytriyenko Oct 06 02:31:57 03Eyal Reizer  07master * r5d95b1c603 10openembedded.git/recipes/hostap/hostap-daemon_git.bb: Oct 06 02:31:57 hostapd: update to use a newer commit Oct 06 02:31:57 Signed-off-by: Eyal Reizer Oct 06 02:31:57 Signed-off-by: Denys Dmytriyenko **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Oct 06 02:59:56 2011