**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Apr 09 02:59:58 2015 Apr 09 06:59:30 what does it mean when a patch gets archived in patchwork? Such as this one: http://patchwork.openembedded.org/patch/90961/ Apr 09 06:59:48 I would really like to see it get merged, not sure what the hold-up is Apr 09 07:11:23 mag0: that it was sorted to correct bundle Apr 09 07:11:51 waiting for dizzy maintainers to pick it up Apr 09 07:22:01 JaMa: ok, cool Apr 09 08:27:52 morning all Apr 09 08:28:01 morning :) Apr 09 08:37:08 mornin Apr 09 10:31:16 gm Apr 09 13:20:14 hello Apr 09 13:20:47 my Linux do_compile is on an infinite loop of: Apr 09 13:20:48 GEN /media/SSD/odroid-c1/build/tmp-glibc/work/odroid_c1-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/linux-hardkernel/3.10.70+gitrAUTOINC+103250bf03-r0/build/Makefile Apr 09 13:21:00 not sure how to debug this, make -d doesn't give me much insight Apr 09 13:21:44 File 'outputmakefile' does not exist. Apr 09 13:21:49 Must remake target 'outputmakefile'. Apr 09 13:22:38 here's the eternally regenerated makefile: http://pastie.org/10082469 Apr 09 13:24:28 and a verbose make log: http://pastie.org/10082472 Apr 09 13:32:59 wonder if it could be that the upstream kernel minor version was updated and i didnt change the version number in .bb Apr 09 13:33:28 nope .. Apr 09 13:41:42 seems to originate fromhttps://github.com/hardkernel/linux/commit/e7e558176262e7f284e7dd0b923c35514c44ce49 Apr 09 14:00:57 not sure why but the fix is http://pastie.org/10082543 Apr 09 17:43:37 hmm, when there is a kernel.bbclass in the default yocto dir and I have a layer with higher prio and I put a kernel.bbclass in my layers class dir - mine should be taken, not the stock one, right? Apr 09 17:44:26 Jin^eLD: priority doesn't factor into how bitbake locates classes / included files I'm afraid Apr 09 17:44:37 hmm Apr 09 17:44:46 that's handled through BBPATH, which each layer.conf will either prepend or append Apr 09 17:44:54 ah Apr 09 17:45:00 ok let me check if I messed up there maybe Apr 09 17:45:02 thus it depends on the order that each layer.conf is parsed, which is controlled by the order they appear in bblayers.conf# Apr 09 17:45:24 ok, my layer is at the very end Apr 09 17:45:47 i.e. I have BBLAYERS = "" and then listing all layers Apr 09 17:45:54 generally overlaying bbclasses isn't recommended because it can easily go wrong like this Apr 09 17:46:29 in bbpath my layers is last in the list also Apr 09 17:47:03 well, what would be the "suggested" way? rename to own classes? Apr 09 17:47:36 but then I would not be able to reuse some kernel .inc files from other layers because those inherit the "regular" classes Apr 09 17:47:53 coming back to the order in BBPATH Apr 09 17:47:58 who "wins"? the first or the last in the list? Apr 09 17:48:03 i.e. whats the priority order there? Apr 09 17:50:10 BBPATH is like PATH - the first location in which the requested file exists wins Apr 09 17:50:23 ok got it, thanks Apr 09 17:50:30 re the class, the question is what kind of change are you trying to make? Apr 09 17:50:47 bluelightning: I am not sure if I was talking to you about it, I may have, I need multiple kernels in the rootfs Apr 09 17:50:55 I know I also discussed it with kergoth Apr 09 17:51:07 ah, right - I remember at least seeing you discussing it with him Apr 09 17:51:10 but I think I was also talking to you couple of weeks ago Apr 09 17:51:16 possibly yes Apr 09 17:51:27 or maybe someone else? someone told me it was kind of a wanted feature but not really on any list yet Apr 09 17:51:42 I hacked up a solution that seems to work, need to test it more Apr 09 17:51:55 this is something where for now it might make sense to overlay it, but we'd definitely want to see the changes in OE-Core Apr 09 17:52:07 I'll probably ask for your opinions on the dev ml Apr 09 17:52:38 and I'm willing to tune it if you think my approach would have a chance of making it upstream Apr 09 17:53:03 ok, personally I'm not likely to have many opinions as I'm not really a kernel person, but I'm sure others will Apr 09 17:53:24 well I'm not a kernel person either hehe, I just need multiple kernels in the rootfs :P Apr 09 17:53:45 we're fiddling around with a kexec based approach of "safe" kernel updates in the field Apr 09 17:54:17 where you basically have one kernel that is flashed and never changes and updated kernels in the rootfs which are handled by the package manager / live update machanism Apr 09 17:54:35 that's what I need this multiple-kernels thing for Apr 09 18:03:44 right, that's definitely one use case Apr 09 20:07:51 if I drop BB_THREADS and PARALLEL_MAKE from local.conf, bitbake now guesses values? And this is true in dizzy also? Apr 09 20:11:26 Crofton|work: looks like it, yes, see 1529ef05 in poky Apr 09 20:11:42 I thought it had been done for a while Apr 09 20:11:56 * Crofton|work notes he has never used Poky :) Apr 09 20:11:57 (from a quick blame) Apr 09 20:12:19 see also git log —grep="move BB_NUMBER_THREADS and PARALLEL_MAKE to bitbake.conf" in oe-core Apr 09 21:01:24 kergoth, thanks Apr 09 21:01:27 stressul day **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Apr 10 02:59:59 2015