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Mar 24 20:10:06 <muhoo> um, where does bitbake put the actual images?
Mar 24 20:10:22 <muhoo> like, the completed, bootable rootfs, kernel, etc?
Mar 24 20:21:50 <muhoo> also, where could i view/edit the sources of the kernel, AFTER all the patches are applied? it doesn't seem to exist anywhere, just the compiled ko's is all i can find
Mar 24 21:03:35 <bluelightning> muhoo: output is in tmp/deploy/
Mar 24 21:03:36 <muhoo> thanks!
Mar 24 21:03:37 <bluelightning> muhoo: also, you can find the workdir of anything that gets built in tmp/work/*/
Mar 24 21:04:41 <muhoo> where can i find a list of available targets?
Mar 24 21:04:56 <muhoo> bitbake bare with no args doesn't give me a list of valid targets.
Mar 24 21:06:28 <bluelightning> hmm, bitbake -s will list available recipes and their preferred versions
Mar 24 21:06:55 <bluelightning> that's most but not necessarily all targets I think
Mar 24 21:06:58 <bluelightning> the question is what are you looking for exactly?
Mar 24 21:06:59 <muhoo> thanks
Mar 24 21:07:21 <muhoo> finally, where can i find the source of the kernel WITH all of the patches applied?
Mar 24 21:07:25 <muhoo> it's not in work
Mar 24 21:07:37 <bluelightning> it will be in work
Mar 24 21:07:42 <muhoo> only the ko objects are there
Mar 24 21:08:40 <muhoo> example: find . -name ti_tscadc.c   ... produces.... nothing!
Mar 24 21:08:41 <bluelightning> are you using rm_work by any chance?
Mar 24 21:08:41 <muhoo> yet, that driver was compiled and is present in the kernel. and i can find the .ko file of it.
Mar 24 21:09:00 <muhoo> i'm not explicitly giving rm_work as a target to bitbake, no.
Mar 24 21:09:08 <muhoo> maybe something else is?
Mar 24 21:09:40 <bluelightning> it would be fairly obvious, each time something finishes building there will be a do_rm_work task executed at the end
Mar 24 21:10:44 <bluelightning> so what do you have in work/ ?
Mar 24 21:12:24 <muhoo> this: https://refheap.com/paste/1347
Mar 24 21:13:21 <bluelightning> ok, kernel ought to be in beaglebone-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/
Mar 24 21:13:23 <bluelightning> under it anyway
Mar 24 21:14:31 <muhoo> linux-ti33x-psp-3.2-r5a+gitr09e9651bcf2ee8d86685f2a8075bc6557b1d3b91
Mar 24 21:14:52 <bluelightning> sounds like it
Mar 24 21:14:52 <muhoo> and... no source files :-(
Mar 24 21:14:58 <muhoo> just the headers and the ko/s
Mar 24 21:15:01 <bluelightning> what is in it?
Mar 24 21:15:01 <muhoo> ko's
Mar 24 21:15:05 <muhoo> https://refheap.com/paste/1348
Mar 24 21:15:12 <muhoo> git id empty
Mar 24 21:15:15 <bluelightning> what's in the "temp" dir?
Mar 24 21:15:15 <muhoo> git is empty
Mar 24 21:15:37 <muhoo> 97 files
Mar 24 21:15:37 <bluelightning> should be a bunch of log.* and run.*
Mar 24 21:15:44 <muhoo> mustly run.do, log.do, etc
Mar 24 21:15:50 <bluelightning> right, could you pastebin that list?
Mar 24 21:15:54 <muhoo> ahahah! run.do_rm_work.6123*
Mar 24 21:19:05 <bluelightning> right, so that's why you have no sources
Mar 24 21:19:06 <muhoo> so i have to remove that?
Mar 24 21:19:06 <bluelightning> they've been deleted after building was complete
Mar 24 21:19:08 <bluelightning> if you can find where it's been added, yes
Mar 24 21:19:08 <muhoo> :-(
Mar 24 21:19:08 <muhoo> how would i even find that?
Mar 24 21:19:09 <muhoo> i must admit, i'm used to the buildroot system, this bitbake is a bit like going through the looking glass
Mar 24 21:19:09 <bluelightning> conf/local.conf
Mar 24 21:19:09 <muhoo> oh! ok
Mar 24 21:19:09 <bluelightning> comment out INHERIT += "rm_work"
Mar 24 21:19:10 <bluelightning> unfortunately angstrom hides a bunch of things behind a single script
Mar 24 21:19:10 <bluelightning> but it's all there ultimately
Mar 24 21:19:10 <muhoo> neat!
Mar 24 21:19:23 <muhoo> one more dumb question if i might: i have noticed that bitbake is very, very unhappy on a machine with 1GB RAM . is there any tweak i could do to make it run properly?
Mar 24 21:20:52 <bluelightning> well, looking at angstrom's default conf/local.conf it seems that BB_NUMBER_THREADS is 2 and PARALLEL_MAKE is -j2
Mar 24 21:21:02 <muhoo> i saw that, that's why i asked
Mar 24 21:21:07 <bluelightning> it could be that for a host machine with limited RAM that's too much
Mar 24 21:21:18 <muhoo> ok, i'll try reducing those to 1
Mar 24 21:21:33 <muhoo> it's a single-core machine. bitbake runs very well on my 2-core machine with 2gb ram tho
Mar 24 21:21:45 <muhoo> prolly because of that -j2
Mar 24 21:23:07 <zoumpis> hello everybody
Mar 24 21:23:29 <muhoo> bluelightning: that seems to fix it! thanks!!
Mar 24 21:23:37 <bluelightning> muhoo: no problem
Mar 24 21:24:44 <bluelightning> zoumpis: hi
Mar 24 21:25:28 <zoumpis> i face a problem while using bitbake command
Mar 24 21:25:44 <bluelightning> zoumpis: what's the problem?
Mar 24 21:26:39 <zoumpis> here is my local.conf file http://piratepad.net/5xMskuYqRg
Mar 24 21:27:26 <zoumpis> also i did follow the instruction (to write my first recipe ) according to the official documentation
Mar 24 21:27:27 <zoumpis> http://docs.openembedded.org/usermanual/usermanual.html#recipes_helloworld_example
Mar 24 21:28:34 <zoumpis> Finally i submit here the errors which i face during compiling my recipe
Mar 24 21:28:36 <zoumpis> http://piratepad.net/ooaxcRkmvx
Mar 24 21:28:47 <zoumpis> please help me. thanks
Mar 24 21:30:01 <bluelightning> right, so you've used -b
Mar 24 21:30:08 <bluelightning> -b does not build any dependencies
Mar 24 21:30:23 <bluelightning> in this case, one of the dependencies that did not get build was the cross-compiler
Mar 24 21:30:49 <bluelightning> the best course of action is not to use -b
Mar 24 21:31:15 <zoumpis> ok hold a sec to use bitbake without -b
Mar 24 21:31:41 <bluelightning> in which case you should not specify the full path either
Mar 24 21:31:46 <bluelightning> i.e. just bitbake helloworld
Mar 24 21:35:53 <muhoo> haha, even with -j1 and such, it's still unhappy, but at least it doesn't lock up the machine: https://refheap.com/paste/1350
Mar 24 21:36:09 <ant__> ka6sox: hi, fyi  Cannot resolve hostname (logs.nslu2-linux.org)
Mar 24 22:02:31 <Guest9602> hi
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