**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Mar 02 02:59:59 2016 Mar 02 07:07:11 I'm unable to disable qtwebkit even after cherry-pic 40b7a93a3c6cf05136c606824c1cea848b75bcb6 which gave qtquick1_git_bb as https://paste.kde.org/ppifvbmv6 and my local.conf looks like https://paste.kde.org/prbxl1zzx....its still fetching qtwebkit, can someone help Mar 02 07:11:17 I have meta-qt fido branch Mar 02 07:44:40 nerdboy, Over a week of struggling with that issue, and the solution could be that simple ? haha! Thank you so much, I will try that today and give you an update. Mar 02 08:14:32 I'm unable to disable qtwebkit even after cherry-pic 40b7a93a3c6cf05136c606824c1cea848b75bcb6 which gave qtquick1_git_bb as https://paste.kde.org/ppifvbmv6 and my local.conf looks like https://paste.kde.org/prbxl1zzx .its still fetching qtwebkit, can someone help Mar 02 08:14:51 I've fido meta-qt Mar 02 08:44:38 Nilesh_: did you remove qtwebkit from the PACKAGECONFIG ? Mar 02 08:49:39 abelloni: PACKAGECONFIG_remove_pn-qttools= "qtwebkit" PACKAGECONFIG_remove_pn-qtquick1= "qtwebkit" from local.conf Mar 02 08:51:40 applied 40b7a93a3c6cf05136c606824c1cea848b75bcb6 commit too Mar 02 08:53:03 shouldn't that be PACKAGECONFIG_pn-qtquick1_remove ? Mar 02 09:00:25 abelloni: I added that but still its fetching Mar 02 09:06:44 good morning Mar 02 11:26:47 hi, anyone expert can answer my question, it is about lvds configuration Mar 02 11:29:38 ~ask Mar 02 11:29:38 Questions in the channel should be specific, informative, complete, concise, and on-topic. Don't ask if you can ask a question first. Don't ask if a person is there; just ask what you intended to ask them. Better questions more frequently yield better answers. We are all here voluntarily or against our will. Mar 02 11:31:31 Hi. Who is provider of etc/group and etc/passwd? Mar 02 11:31:52 base-passwd.ipk in my case doesn't have this files inside. Mar 02 11:34:24 ok,thanks, my question is i use wandboard solo board to light my lcd panel, i modify the dtsi file to get the ldb driver installed when os run it display the information, i also modify the bootargs env, set video=ldb, but still display nothing Mar 02 11:34:48 so i think to know what is error with my configuration for lvds Mar 02 11:40:58 spaszPL: it is base-passwd but the files get created in a preinst script (see the recipe: it's a bit of a hack) Mar 02 12:18:26 Hi, I put my question here: https://community.freescale.com/message/620472#620472 because more information describe my question, so pls expert go there to answer it, thanks. Mar 02 15:24:14 JaMa: please pull in -next #116753 . Somehow was flagged as superseded/archived Mar 02 15:35:47 ant_work: done Mar 02 15:36:40 thanks, it was the important one ;) Mar 02 17:33:24 hi Mar 02 17:36:10 is there a recipe I can use as a base for a meta-sdk that will run on the target? Mar 02 17:37:51 to do what? you could check out Texas Instruments sdk Mar 02 17:38:00 in meta-arago Mar 02 17:38:08 chouimat: for on-target development? Mar 02 17:38:10 there's packagegroup-core-sdk and packagegroup-self-hosted Mar 02 17:38:21 the latter being the bits needed to run bitbake on target, iirc Mar 02 17:38:52 kergoth: hi, it's more like some developer test tools with need to be able to put on the target without having to flash a developer image Mar 02 17:38:53 if you're looking to ship an sdk for development on a host, not target, that's be populate_sdk or populate_sdk_ext, depending on your needs Mar 02 17:39:39 you might want to try a populate_sdk_ext, which ships the layers+bitbake+etc and use devtool to build & package & deploy Mar 02 17:39:47 kergoth: another question, is there a way to add sanity checks? Mar 02 17:39:59 what sort of sanity checks? Mar 02 17:40:55 well we have 2 recipes and each time we do changes to them and forget to update the internal version number, the resulting image cannot be flashed since the version number are the same Mar 02 17:45:09 you can add packaging sanity checks via insane.bbclass, or you can add any arbitrary function to the rootfs/image hooks. i.e. ROOTFS_POSTPROCESS_COMMAND, etc Mar 02 17:46:34 kergoth: I will take a look at those. as for the devtools, I just want the content of the package-group-devtools in the tarball, anyway I will go look at populate_sdk Mar 02 18:23:54 nerdboy, thank you for the advice you gave me yesturday (to add kernel-modules). It solved my problem on one board (Topic Miami/Florida) with a usb sound card. I finally got the snd_usb_audio module available. It didn't work on the ZyBo board though, but the problem must be somewhere else. I'm trying to get help on the Diligent forum right now. Mar 02 18:24:29 as for the odroid, I didn't test but i'm pretty sure it would solve the problem too Mar 02 19:50:47 * Crofton|work notes the meta-maker goof balls have a privte copy of python-requests Mar 02 20:19:34 any changes in the way wic creates ext4 file systems Mar 02 20:20:01 I'm having a problem that the card works, but I put it in my fedora box, it will not mont the rootfs afterwards Mar 02 20:20:20 feels like earlier cards I amde do not show this issue Mar 02 20:35:34 I've seen a case where the ext4 rootfs in the wic image mounted successfully via loopback, but says it needs to be checked when the target tries to mount it. haven't nailed that down yet Mar 02 20:41:40 in this case after mounting in pc I see Mar 02 20:41:53 the cat sit down in front of me Mar 02 20:42:37 * Crofton|work argues with the cat Mar 02 20:43:23 [ 1.458125] JBD2: Unrecognised features on journal Mar 02 20:43:24 [ 1.462842] EXT4-fs (mmcblk0p2): error loading journal Mar 02 20:43:49 the funny thing is card worked until I put it in desktop to make a copy Mar 02 20:48:04 strange Mar 02 20:48:24 indeed Mar 02 20:48:59 Hmm, wonder what the status is of efi with qemu Mar 02 20:49:05 will have to check into that Mar 02 20:51:47 and for more, insert card in desktop it mounts, but e2fsck does: Mar 02 20:51:48 [balister@mini ~]$ sudo e2fsck /dev/mmcblk0p2 Mar 02 20:51:49 e2fsck 1.42.13 (17-May-2015) Mar 02 20:51:49 /dev/mmcblk0p2 has unsupported feature(s): metadata_csum Mar 02 20:51:49 e2fsck: Get a newer version of e2fsck! Mar 02 21:13:56 I bet it is related to old kernels Mar 02 21:31:12 Crofton|work: there was some patch on ML to disable experimental features in latest e2fsprogs upgrade Mar 02 21:32:09 "e2fsprogs: do not enable non-stable features by default" Mar 02 21:32:31 Revert "mke2fs: enable the metadata_csum and 64bit features default" Mar 02 21:36:55 ah Mar 02 21:37:10 but not in master yet? Mar 02 21:38:22 is there any clean way to prevent OE from forcing OpenSSH env variables in image.class in case of a read-only filesystem? Mar 02 21:39:08 I don't think there's a lot of options other than completely overriding read_only_rootfs_hook but who knows Mar 02 21:40:13 * Crofton|work buys jama a cart ride Mar 02 21:41:59 anyone know much about elfutils? specifically does eu-objdump "not work on mips, ppc, arm" still Mar 02 21:42:23 we started deleting it in 2013 Mar 02 21:42:35 what's the script to get a patch from pw? Mar 02 21:46:58 lerela: you have read-only-rootfs in (EXTRA_)IMAGE_FEATURES? Mar 02 21:47:12 Crofton|work: pwclient? Mar 02 21:47:40 pe-am from meta-oe Mar 02 21:47:47 where is pwclient? Mar 02 21:48:02 bitbake path? Mar 02 21:49:37 I don't think we supply it, I think it's distributed with patchwork Mar 02 21:49:48 btw, some of my colleagues are still working on patchwork upgrade / patch testing stuff, I hope to have something to share soon Mar 02 21:51:24 I need a patch out of patchwork Mar 02 21:53:32 http://patchwork.openembedded.org/patch/116903/ Mar 02 21:53:42 hopefully this resolves a nast y issue I am having Mar 02 22:01:59 you can just download the mbox Mar 02 22:02:15 then git am it Mar 02 22:02:42 yeah, I read the old script :) Mar 02 22:08:07 hmm, I need to copy a 1 GB fioe onto my then sync to dropbox on fast wifi Mar 02 22:12:32 bluelightning, I do, so the read_only_rootfs_hook is called and some variables are hardcoded in /etc/default/ssl in it Mar 02 22:13:23 by the way the INHIBIT trick worked bluelightning, thank you Mar 02 22:35:29 lerela: great Mar 02 22:35:49 lerela: can you explain what the issue is with those settings being changed? Mar 02 22:44:25 bluelightning, I do not want my ssh keys to be in the volatile /var/run/ssh, I used a .bbappend to add a different SYSCONFDIR in /etc/default but this is getting overridden by this hook (and the key paths are set in stone in sshd_config_readonly by the openSSH recipe itself) Mar 02 22:44:55 but since everything is hardcoded I might as well mount /var/run/ssh myself in an other folder from my own init script, I guess Mar 02 22:45:20 lerela: ok, so perhaps our code in the hook there needs to be a bit smarter Mar 02 22:45:53 as you can appreciate all it's trying to do is ensure sshd can start with the rootfs read-only Mar 02 22:46:24 that is true but what that means if I understand correctly is that keys will be regenerated at each boot Mar 02 22:46:47 it is a problem to have a host with constantly changing keys Mar 02 22:49:23 Howdy, I'm trying to port linux to a random android tablet with an omap3 process. I have a kernel that is reported to work but I need to find/generate a rootfs. As long as the processor is the same I should be able to use a precompiled rootfs and add the modules I need, correct? Mar 02 22:49:37 I'm not sure there could be a better standard behavior with a ro rootfs of course but perhaps it should be easier to configure this differently so that keys can be stored to permanent storage Mar 02 23:01:52 lerela: fundamentally if you want the keys to not to change then you need to have some permanent storage which we don't have by default Mar 02 23:02:11 lerela: I agree some way of easily configuring that would be helpful though Mar 02 23:03:33 BohemianHacks: in theory yes but you'll need to ensure the versions match up (kernel version and possibly even compiler version, I'm not sure) Mar 02 23:04:23 BohemianHacks: our system isn't really designed to be used like that, the assumption is that you build everything (possibly using caches to reduce unnecessary rebuilding though) Mar 02 23:06:14 bluelightning, well the hardware is very similar to a beaglbone so im hoping to use that Mar 02 23:06:43 using the oe tools to build a kernel and rootfs, but im working in baby steps for now as the tablet is dated and lacks any kind of useful documentation Mar 02 23:08:09 bluelightning: Im used to using buildroot or a regular linux kernel makefile. Is it reasonable to import a kernel config into your build system or do I need to generate my own machine profile? Mar 02 23:08:41 bluelightning, I do have permanent storage for sure but I don't want my whole rootfs to be r/w just for those keys to be created once, but yes I probably can hack something Mar 02 23:09:10 lerela: if you come up with something generic we'd really appreciate a patch to add it Mar 02 23:09:32 BohemianHacks: you can certainly override the kernel config fairly easily Mar 02 23:10:07 cool beans Mar 02 23:16:12 bluelightning: also a random note, making sure toolchain versions match drives me insane. I've had builds fail by a mismatch a minor version before after downloading a several GB toolchain Mar 02 23:16:22 I have satellite internet so it was... painful to say the least Mar 02 23:24:05 bluelightning, there is currently a check to test if there is an existing key, it's easy to add a test to check if /etc/default/ssh is already in the image; if it is it means that someone explicitly added it, so the hook could just skip the variable overriding in that case **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Mar 03 02:59:58 2016