**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Jun 21 02:59:58 2012 Jun 21 06:23:58 hello how can I turn off locale generation ? In local.conf i have : Jun 21 06:23:59 GLIBC_GENERATE_LOCALES = "en_US.UTF-8" Jun 21 06:23:59 IMAGE_LINGUAS = "en-us" Jun 21 06:23:59 LIMIT_BUILT_LOCALES = "POSIX" Jun 21 06:24:11 and other locales are generated Jun 21 07:13:22 It should be safe to delete/clear /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules, right? In oe-classic I have a weird bug where the mac-address udev inputs to the file sometimes is wrong. Jun 21 08:02:54 JaMa: about the BBPATH := corrections in meta-handheld (done) and meta-initramfs. I've changed both but I'm still getting WARNING: BBPATH references the current directory Jun 21 08:03:32 hi Jun 21 08:03:37 hi hrw Jun 21 08:04:52 ant_work: then check your BBPATH variable why you add . there Jun 21 08:05:06 probably wrong setup environment script Jun 21 08:05:15 is th eone from oe-core Jun 21 08:05:44 those layer.conf changes were only fixes for order.. not for '.' in it Jun 21 08:05:55 yes, sure Jun 21 08:06:20 I could not find any side-effect originated by that patch Jun 21 08:06:53 I've pinged Koen again... Jun 21 08:07:02 I had to fix my setup-env too.. http://git.shr-project.org/git/?p=shr-makefile.git;a=commit;h=14331406f6bc6bef1af915486697ec159f9e5efc but I'm not using oe-core script Jun 21 08:08:33 same, unset BBPATH Jun 21 08:40:11 how can I turn off locale generation ? Jun 21 09:24:28 | * satisfy_dependencies_for: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for lighttpd: Jun 21 09:24:32 | * systemd * Jun 21 09:25:28 ah. I see probably Jun 21 09:25:56 meta-oe ;( Jun 21 09:27:01 there should be some kind of control on systemd dependencies Jun 21 09:27:49 unless it is forbidden to use meta-openembedded as extra layer for openembedded-core and then build rootfs without systemd Jun 21 09:45:10 hrw: it's a long-standing issue :( Jun 21 09:45:52 hrw: there are patches out to move systemd completely out to its own layer, as a step towards eventually integrating it into OE-core properly (with a working option to enable/disable it) Jun 21 09:46:43 CruX|: IMAGE_LINGUAS = "" Jun 21 09:48:41 CruX|: er, actually that's not going to stop them being generated... I think you want ENABLE_BINARY_LOCALE_GENERATION = "0" Jun 21 10:23:31 hi Jun 21 12:08:38 I went from using linux-mainline 3.2 to using linux-sakoman 2.6.39 by setting preferred provider in my machine.conf. in my rootfs I have both kernels in /boot, and the symlink points to 3.2.18 instead of 2.6.39. Any idea what could be wrong? Jun 21 12:08:43 something I should have cleaned? Jun 21 13:40:15 bitbake -cclean linux-mainline? Jun 21 13:40:31 opkg used newest packages Jun 21 13:40:43 bluelightning: thanks Jun 21 14:15:35 had someone made a repository? Jun 21 14:38:01 silvio__: sorry, a repostory for what? Jun 21 14:43:29 s/repostory/repository/ Jun 21 14:54:28 a repo for opkg Jun 21 14:54:56 its sufficient apache2 to made a repo for opkg on a ubuntu? Jun 21 14:57:07 i want made a repository on develop machine where i can cross compile the packets, and made it "visible for machine that download from it ipk" Jun 21 14:58:25 i fund only istruction for apt, it is equivalend Jun 21 14:58:36 equivalent* Jun 21 14:58:37 silvio__: oh right now I understand Jun 21 14:59:41 silvio__: I think it's equivalent, as long as you have the package index produced you should be able to upload the entire tmp/deploy/ipk directory to somewhere and then share that with apache / some other web server Jun 21 15:03:01 ok i made the package list in this way Jun 21 15:03:06 opkg-make-index . > Packages Jun 21 15:03:30 now i try to make my repo visible, u know how? Jun 21 15:04:03 on the client i think i sufficient put the repo address Jun 21 15:05:41 silvio__: if you're asking about apache configuration, no sorry I don't know much about that Jun 21 15:06:36 i m looking for a simple howto, but i m not lucky now Jun 21 15:07:56 sorry i need more info in my deploy dir i have mani subdir: Jun 21 15:09:17 armv7a-vfp i686-armv7a-vfp-sdk all Jun 21 15:09:58 do you know how it works? I can put all in a single dir or what i have to do? Jun 21 15:27:10 silvio__: they should stay in the same structure I think Jun 21 15:41:47 ok thanks Jun 21 15:47:03 hi bluelightning Jun 21 15:47:12 hi woglinde Jun 21 15:52:16 Hello, I'm building workspace for openembedded, I have a 40Go partition and i am at the step 1219/4102 and my disk is full. I don' t understand why... is this normal ? or a big bug Jun 21 15:52:24 which size i need ? Jun 21 15:54:20 asilhol: depends on how much stuff you are building... 40gb is more than enough to produce a simple image containing X Jun 21 15:54:39 asilhol, inherit rm_work Jun 21 16:07:32 another question.. is possible the kernel upgrade by opkg? Jun 21 16:08:05 i mean usualy is on another partition fro ipk Jun 21 16:08:52 partition different from ipk someone know if it is upgradable as in debian ubuntu etc? Jun 21 16:12:17 silvio__: not really no, you probably need some alternative method of doing that if the kernel is not part of the rootfs Jun 21 16:13:15 some suggest? Jun 21 16:14:31 I don't have anything specific... you could use a postinst script from a package but I don't know if there is anything already set up to do that Jun 21 16:14:40 that sort of thing tends to be very machine-specific Jun 21 16:21:21 ok i try to find more info about it Jun 21 16:21:36 if u need i know how to build repo Jun 21 16:25:20 I'm working on a package that has an RRECOMMENDS_... something is being specified that may or may not exist (or be provided for within the OE environment) Jun 21 16:25:38 I'm getting a failure due to an unbuildable depednency chain.. is there anyway to tell OE that it's ok if this thing doesn't exist? Jun 21 16:25:57 (or filter out missing dependencies?) Jun 21 16:26:36 bluelightning he could install the ipk anyway and than flash/copy over the kernel Jun 21 16:26:44 hi fray Jun 21 16:34:24 is systemd's 'journalctl' supposed to work in oe? here, the daemon logs files in /var/volatile/log/journal (--> fs_perms.txt) which is made inaccessible later by mounting a tmpfs on /var/volatile. Jun 21 16:54:22 i made the repo, download the file packages.gz, but seams that opkg update does not update packages Jun 21 17:10:36 thanks woglinde Jun 21 17:11:59 mimosa Jun 21 17:22:34 bb Jun 21 17:22:55 solved almost all thanks Jun 21 18:59:53 this is a plea for better error reporting by bitbake Jun 21 18:59:55 http://pastebin.com/Hddev5hN Jun 21 19:12:37 Crofton|work: oh well Jun 21 19:13:11 florian: hi Jun 21 19:13:30 hi JaMa Jun 21 19:14:03 any update on pull request for xserver-common ? :) Jun 21 19:20:49 args Jun 21 19:20:54 no update Jun 21 19:21:17 but let me sort this into a more visible position in my inbox Jun 21 19:21:53 hehe, thanks :) Jun 21 19:39:52 fray: you can use ASSUME_PROVIDED Jun 21 19:41:40 well I'm under the assumption, I can build an sdk and then compile something, say "hello-world" with it.. but for the life of me, I can't figure out how to set it up Jun 21 19:42:23 ohh, I changed the way I did that, to produce the SDK.. there is apparently no way to have "optional" dependencies.. Jun 21 19:45:13 Hello Jun 21 19:47:14 I am searching for a repository to download udev-162 from Jun 21 19:47:49 I noticed that older versions of udev like that one are no longer available on kernel.org: Jun 21 19:47:49 http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/kernel/hotplug/ Jun 21 19:48:54 does anyone know a mirror where I can find the source archive of udev-162 ? Jun 21 20:12:34 apelete: google is your friend Jun 21 20:12:53 http://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/kernel/hotplug/[page=7] <--- first match Jun 21 20:20:40 mnemoc: woow, that's great thanks ! Jun 21 20:22:25 mnemoc: can you tell me what search you did on google to find that ? Jun 21 20:23:32 that site is not a mere mirror, there are many older versions of udev hosted on it... Jun 21 20:26:01 apelete: udev-162.tar.bz2 Jun 21 20:28:34 duh -_-" Jun 21 20:29:07 :) Jun 21 20:29:31 so I simply should have tried google, instead of sticking to duckduckgo :) Jun 21 20:30:11 mnemoc: anyway, thanks again. Jun 21 20:30:19 you can stay and pay your guilt helping others Jun 21 20:30:31 * kergoth chuckles Jun 21 20:32:02 I wasn't thinking otherwise, I am staying and will help if I can :) Jun 21 20:32:49 great choice ;-) Jun 21 20:59:44 can anyone confirm if ipsec-tools from meta-oe has the right SHA for it's license checksum? Jun 21 20:59:52 it appears to have changed... Jun 21 21:00:01 but the version did not change Jun 21 21:00:12 try git log Jun 21 21:00:16 or git blame Jun 21 21:01:04 woglinde: there is only one patch ;) Jun 21 21:01:32 woglinde: if i fix the checksum it builds just fine Jun 21 23:08:41 can someone tell me which packages I need to install in order to be able to compile stuff natively on my embedded distribution? Jun 21 23:17:51 nstiurca: are you using OE-Core/angstrom Jun 21 23:18:23 nvm i figured it out Jun 21 23:18:44 you can just do EXTRA_IMAGE_FEATURES += "tools-sdk" Jun 21 23:18:51 ok Jun 22 00:03:23 I am having trouble with generated ext4 fs that has no enough space Jun 22 00:03:31 how people workaround it? Jun 22 01:10:58 so I bitbaked an angstrom image and flashed it to my board. I also copied the output/deploy/eglibc/ipk folder to an SD card and mounted it in Angstrom. Is there a way I can tell opkg to use that as the repository so that it can automatically figure out dependencies? Jun 22 01:11:46 right now i'm stuck explicitly spelling out all the packages I want including their long filenames due to there being a lot of version info in the file names Jun 22 01:33:56 hmm i ended up going in /etc/opkg and creating a new conf file which points to the appropriate folders on my SD card. I also had to comment out all the other .conf files, opkg update, and opkg install works ok now. but it is still being rather silly in that it "downloads" the packages from the SD card to wherever it normally caches packages. it would be great to avoid this if anybody has any tips **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Jun 22 02:59:59 2012