**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Mar 08 02:59:59 2013 Mar 08 05:56:02 CalledProcessError: Mar 08 05:56:27 cannot chdir: No such file or directory Mar 08 06:01:27 anyidea? Mar 08 06:01:28 ? Mar 08 06:07:34 do_populate_sysroot) failed with exit code '1' Mar 08 06:07:39 ?? Mar 08 06:08:42 hi Mar 08 06:09:52 can anyine tell what are the configuration options to specify in bitbake file to build openssl Mar 08 06:11:01 is it toolchain dependent? Mar 08 06:12:28 when i change the gperf module of oe and replace my gperf its giving error as CalledProcessError: cannot chdir: No such file or directory Mar 08 06:12:32 Function failed: sstate_task_postfunc Mar 08 06:12:44 can anyone help me Mar 08 06:12:50 Hi. Wanted to know if there is a autotool command to delete all auto-generated files Mar 08 06:12:56 Any hints? Mar 08 06:15:14 when i'm buildind openssl with my code, its throwing error, are there any configuration options i need to change Mar 08 06:15:28 can anyone help me on this? Mar 08 06:17:58 jeez, must be some good pr0n... Mar 08 06:18:40 oe-core: i would start with the current openssl recipes Mar 08 06:20:11 vignesh: not sure, if there's not a documented option, i would probably do a find | xargs rm sort of thing... Mar 08 06:20:40 yes i'm using the same recipes but using the my code Mar 08 06:20:56 openssl code Mar 08 06:21:28 does the normal recipe have a do_configure function already? Mar 08 06:21:44 if not, make one, otherwise modify away Mar 08 06:22:49 nerdboy: Okay thanks will try that Mar 08 06:22:56 if it's something simple you need to add, then EXTRA_OECONF += "--enable-foo" or something Mar 08 06:24:08 vignesh: you can make a do_patch_append() function for whatever you want to put there Mar 08 06:24:32 after patches are applied, but before configure Mar 08 06:24:37 that's right, but modules which are toolchain dependent, we need to use the same option? Mar 08 06:25:06 Okay Mar 08 06:26:34 oe-core: if it works for you in a normal shell, start there and add any arch-specific stuff you need Mar 08 06:26:58 there are bitbake variables for that stuff Mar 08 06:27:35 nerdboy: u mean to say to build the module individually first? Mar 08 06:27:55 in a do_compile_prepend if necessary Mar 08 06:29:15 tom____: have you run it with -D ? Mar 08 06:30:01 you need more info (No such file or directory is pretty generic) Mar 08 06:39:23 no i will try Mar 08 06:40:19 more the one -D will give even more debug output Mar 08 06:40:45 try just one and see if you can find the the cause... Mar 08 06:41:33 feel free to paste-bin the output Mar 08 06:43:19 where to put -D exactly in .bb? Mar 08 06:43:27 -D option Mar 08 06:45:40 on the commandline Mar 08 06:45:47 bitbake foo -D Mar 08 06:51:44 vignesh: the recipes all have a default for each function, so if you add your own you hav eto make sure and do whatever the default was Mar 08 06:52:02 plus your custom whatever Mar 08 06:52:41 thus, if you add you custom whatever to a prepend or append instead, then you still get the default for free Mar 08 06:54:06 Okay Mar 08 07:17:09 why do we add BBCLASSEXTEND ="native nativesdk" in some bb files Mar 08 07:38:18 not sure Mar 08 08:08:23 hi, does anyone know how to get the boot up process to log a lot more ? i'm currently stuck booting at usb0: rndis and that's it, but there are no logs (/var/log is volatile?) and i don't know how to debug it unless i can figure out what it is doing / hanging on Mar 08 08:35:49 hi Mar 08 08:36:01 hello Mar 08 09:23:38 seems that it doesn't go from runlvl S -> 1 (or another, but I set it to 1) , any reason why that would happen? Mar 08 09:29:46 good morning Mar 08 09:30:09 fsalingen: more details would help, pastebin your boot log for example Mar 08 09:35:05 mckoan: how do i do that? :) Mar 08 09:35:18 mckoan: it's running on a small device without network Mar 08 09:35:38 mckoan: I boot from SD, everything logging is volatile Mar 08 09:36:02 mckoan: it boats rcS.d totally , but it doesn't continue to rc1.d Mar 08 09:36:08 *boots* Mar 08 09:36:48 mckoan: so I actually don't think it's 'hanging' on anything, it just doesn't progress to the next runlvl Mar 08 09:41:55 mckoan: I already have verbose=yes (which is not very verbose) ; are there other ways of figuring out what it is doing in more detail? Mar 08 09:44:22 what are the options to givee to cross-compile openssl Mar 08 09:53:14 i would use crossdev for that, but i'm mostly gentoo Mar 08 09:54:51 cleanest way is to build/download a cross-toolchain, make/download sn appropriate target sysroot, etc Mar 08 09:55:03 s/sn/an/ Mar 08 09:55:49 that said, bitbake should take care of that for you with the right machine/arch config Mar 08 09:56:08 time for sleep... Mar 08 10:04:25 fsalingen: you don't have any serial console? Mar 08 10:05:19 fsalingen: how can you see what's happening? Mar 08 10:17:11 mckoan I guess a display Mar 08 10:18:08 woglinde: gosh! debugging without serial console or hw debugger is a pain Mar 08 10:18:47 mckoan hm it is not real debugging Mar 08 10:19:08 and I wonder why he need some other runlevel Mar 08 10:19:21 and I did not look up in which runlevel systemd boots Mar 08 10:20:15 mckoan: it has a display , but no serial/ethernet Mar 08 10:20:58 woglinde: well, after rcS I would like to get some normal environment right? something usable? :) Mar 08 10:23:05 now i simply added /bin/sh to the last rcS script and it dropped to sh , all seems in order… normal linux fs, rw etc … so why the … is it not continuing Mar 08 10:35:15 fsalingen so which init manager are you using? Mar 08 10:37:07 woglinde: I think I figured it out ; the root image seems to, strangely, mount a completely empty /dev over /dev (which contains the correct stuff); if I change that behavior it boots normally. not sure how this can work for anything else, but he :) i don't need it for anyone else now :) Mar 08 10:39:41 morning all Mar 08 10:40:06 fsalingen ;) Mar 08 10:40:12 hi silvio_ Mar 08 10:40:38 hi woglinde Mar 08 11:02:06 morning all Mar 08 11:11:33 hi bl Mar 08 11:15:20 hi Mar 08 11:15:28 hello Mar 08 11:15:47 whats the best method to enable hardfp on arm ? Mar 08 11:19:32 in my case for the raspberry. i had set DEFAULTTUNE ?= "armv6hf" in tune-arm1176jzf-s.inc Mar 08 11:19:51 but TARGET_FPU still show vfp . ? Mar 08 12:25:19 How to configure pre build tool chain? Mar 08 12:27:22 when i want to add my prebuild tool chain i am getting lot of dependency errors in bitbake file Mar 08 12:49:30 hi bluelightning Mar 08 13:39:22 apelete: FYI I've extended this page a bit: http://www.openembedded.org/wiki/Migrating_metadata_to_OE-Core Mar 08 13:39:43 probably still needs more work, but it's a start Mar 08 13:54:07 bluelightning: great, there's already things there I didn't know (and will be needing) Mar 08 13:54:19 thanks for the work. Mar 08 13:54:32 oh, heh... I forgot to add something about checking DISTRO_FEATURES Mar 08 14:50:13 bluelightning: very useful page, thx Mar 08 14:50:28 if I have missed anything let me know Mar 08 14:50:40 I've had more experience with updating recipes than machines/distro configs Mar 08 14:52:47 bluelightning: I'll let you know if there's something I do not figure out from the wiki page Mar 08 14:52:58 apelete: thanks Mar 08 18:28:16 is there a way to specify a proxy server in bitbake ? Mar 08 18:30:07 the goal would be to cache the data downloaded during a build by using squid (a webcache proxy server) Mar 08 18:30:37 have you tried exporting http_proxy/https_proxy/ftp_proxy env vars? Mar 08 18:43:20 was thinking about that, but it would set the proxy for all sotware running on the system, not just bitbake, wouldn't it ? Mar 08 18:44:13 Well, if you set them just in one terminal, you would just do that for all software in that terminal Mar 08 18:44:26 or you can specify them on the command line of bitbake Mar 08 18:44:34 or use a wrapper script that specifies them Mar 08 18:49:26 right, a wrapper script taht I run in a single terminal may be a good idea, thanks for the tip Mar 08 21:52:24 can't you set proxy stuff just for bitbake? Mar 08 21:52:39 as in setenv or local.conf Mar 08 21:53:04 * mr_science still wondering how he became the default OE support guy last night Mar 08 21:54:14 mr_science: I didn't find a way to set proxy stuff just for bitbake Mar 08 21:54:37 mr_science, everyone helps out :) Mar 08 21:55:00 so I used mewyn advice -> exporting http_proxy/https_proxy/ftp_proxy Mar 08 21:56:51 http_proxy https_proxy ftp_proxy no_proxy <= these variables are in BB_ENV_EXTRAWHITE in my setenv, so if they're set they get passed to bitbake Mar 08 21:57:09 isn't that what you're looking for? Mar 08 21:57:25 er, these *are* the droids you're looking for... Mar 08 21:57:27 ah yes, that may be it Mar 08 21:58:18 i would try taht... Mar 08 21:58:23 *that even Mar 08 21:58:26 I'm using bitbake 1.12 atm though, isn't BB_ENV_EXTRAWHITE only available for newer version ? Mar 08 21:58:46 my version is older than yours i think Mar 08 21:59:12 i'm running 1.10.2-arago1 Mar 08 21:59:39 yup, it's *old* in dog/internet years... Mar 08 22:02:29 mr_science: ok, so I just need to set BB_ENV_EXTRAWHITE += "http_proxy='myproxy' https_proxy='myproxy' ftp_proxy='myproxy'" and it will be passed to bitbake ? Mar 08 22:45:15 apelete: i think you just set them to appropriate values in your setenv Mar 08 22:45:44 and if they're not in your BB_ENV_EXTRAWHITE then add them **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Mar 09 02:59:59 2013