**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Nov 13 02:59:58 2013 Nov 13 07:15:53 Hi all, I have Hawkboard git for openembedded, I want to build kernel for hawkboard . but I am getting error in m4 package building. it states that 'gets' undeclared. oe_runmake failed Nov 13 07:16:44 Hi all, I have Hawkboard git for openembedded, I want to build kernel for hawkboard . but I am getting error in m4 package building. it states that 'gets' undeclared. oe_runmake failed Nov 13 08:53:23 hi Nov 13 08:53:48 What is PRIVATE_LIBS variable and what it does Nov 13 08:53:50 ?? Nov 13 09:09:22 morning all Nov 13 09:50:05 anarsoul: gm Nov 13 09:50:47 anarsoul: I've built core-image-minimal / linux-yocto-dev for h1940. Build is fine, no errors Nov 13 09:50:48 morning ant_work, all Nov 13 09:51:00 gm bluelightning Nov 13 09:51:10 ant_work: hi, cool Nov 13 09:51:14 bluelightning: morning Nov 13 09:51:30 anarsoul: only one strange warning about linux-dummy and GPL license missing or what... Nov 13 09:51:40 not our problem ;) Nov 13 09:51:46 ant_work: could you share image/kernel? Nov 13 09:52:05 yes, I'll e-mail it to you today afternoon Nov 13 09:52:14 ok, thanks Nov 13 09:52:24 hi anarsoul Nov 13 09:52:28 I've built overnight and just checked on screen ;) Nov 13 09:55:12 I guess it would be nice to implement h1940 model in qemu... Nov 13 09:56:35 ant_work: you have no h1940 to test built image, right? Nov 13 09:56:53 nope Nov 13 09:57:19 I badly wanted to remove 3.1 ;) Nov 13 09:57:49 unfortunately linux.inc is still required by some other kernel recipe Nov 13 10:25:30 What is PRIVATE_LIBS variable and what it does?? Nov 13 10:26:00 it hides shared libs for the OE shared lib resolver Nov 13 10:26:23 to avoid dragging in that package automatically Nov 13 10:26:38 e.g. firefox has a ton of 'internal' libs that needs to be hidden Nov 13 10:27:01 or when you have multiple providers for a lib, like libGL.so Nov 13 10:27:21 with PRIVATE_LIBS you can avoid dragging in the evil closed-source vendor GL for libGL support Nov 13 10:27:37 @koen : you mean the list given to PRIVATE_LIBS are hidden from package Nov 13 10:35:26 another var for the undocumented list... Nov 13 10:38:36 anarsoul: heh, I've not added h1940 to COMPATIBLE_MACHINE so a dummy kernel has been built ;) I'll fix later Nov 13 10:40:02 boost12: no, hidden from the OE shlib resolver Nov 13 10:40:09 boost12: they are still getting packaged Nov 13 10:40:18 but no symbols are registered Nov 13 10:56:37 koen: Thank you Nov 13 11:14:48 morning all Nov 13 11:15:11 morning pb_ Nov 13 11:16:02 hi bluelightning Nov 13 12:00:49 hi pb Nov 13 12:41:08 hi woglinde Nov 13 13:14:11 Why ask why? Try Bud dry! Nov 13 13:14:53 Nov 13 13:24:50 jo crofton Nov 13 13:24:53 hi fray Nov 13 17:12:59 ndec, you guys use repo? Did you figure out how to get it to use branch names in the checked out repos? Nov 13 17:13:13 instead of the detached head thing Nov 13 17:21:59 Crofton|work: i don't think you can do that. Nov 13 17:23:03 when you actually need to work on a 'topic', you can either use repo start to create a topic branch. or you just navigate to the repo you care about, and create branch there Nov 13 17:23:40 * kergoth uses a new project script which does a repo init pointing to a local mirror, and does a 'repo start' on all repositories with the projct name Nov 13 17:25:45 kergoth: local mirror of the repo manifest? as in repo init --mirror? Nov 13 17:25:54 yep Nov 13 17:26:35 ok. i use repo init --reference here because i have a first local repo, but it's the same result more or less. Nov 13 17:33:28 repo makes pulling down trees really easy, but it sucks that the build summary at the start doesn't show any branch names Nov 13 17:34:30 * tlwoerner agrees Nov 13 17:34:57 it's one of those things that feels weird at first, but then you get used to it :-( Nov 13 17:48:11 koen, that is my big bitch with repo Nov 13 17:48:20 the build summary is really handy Nov 13 18:46:52 ant_home: hi Nov 13 18:47:11 ant_home: it seems that default kernel config for h1940 has devtmpfs disabled Nov 13 18:47:33 so it didn't boot properly (udev complains about missing devtmpfs) Nov 13 18:48:07 I've rebuilt kernel to enable devtmpfs and it boots, but bootlog complains that it can't allocate pseudo tty Nov 13 18:51:41 ant_home: I've sent you updated defconfig over mail Nov 13 18:59:47 anarsoul: that's not a case of another kernel config option that needs to be enabled by any chance, is it? Nov 13 19:00:49 devtmpfs? Nov 13 19:02:20 anarsoul: I meant the pseudo tty issue Nov 13 19:03:01 bluelightning: I guess that's not Nov 13 19:08:47 the solution is forcing some blocks of config, in specific common fragments Nov 13 19:09:25 once we are on 3.12 will less patches around I'll try again to resplit and normalize the basic frags **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Nov 14 02:59:58 2013