**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Aug 02 03:00:01 2017 Aug 02 05:02:40 Hi all, quick question: is there a way to execute a shell command or insert a random number into local.conf.sample? We point our TMPDIR to a scratch disk but need to manually change the path if multiple people are running the same scripts on the same machine. Aug 02 05:03:06 Would like to do something like this ideally but that doesn't seem to work: Aug 02 05:03:08 TMPDIR = "/mnt/tmp_`whoami`_bitbake_`pwd | tr '/' '_'`" Aug 02 07:44:59 why do we carry this patch on tcpdump? http://git.openembedded.org/meta-openembedded/tree/meta-networking/recipes-support/tcpdump/tcpdump/tcpdump-configure-dlpi.patch Aug 02 07:45:13 I was able to build tcpdump succesfully without it on morty branch... Aug 02 07:46:23 I made a pull request to tcpdump for this patch. I got the following feedback: Aug 02 07:46:27 Why is this a problem? This doesn't check whether something runs, it checks whether something compiles and links, which should work for cross-compiling - and, on OSes other than Solaris (and on Solaris prior to Solaris 11), there is no libdlpi, so the test will fail (as it should) and not add libdlpi to the list of libraries. Aug 02 07:46:28 As Denis notes, if you're cross compiling for Solaris (e.g., compiling for SPARC on Solaris x86 or for x86 on Solaris SPARC), you should check for libdlpi. Aug 02 07:46:52 pull request: https://github.com/the-tcpdump-group/tcpdump/pull/624 Aug 02 07:50:58 melonipoika: does the build work if you disable the patch? Aug 02 07:54:57 melonipoika: it seems to suggest that it might break something in the tcpdump-native case, possibly due to the hardcoded "-L/lib"? Aug 02 07:59:01 nrossi, yes the build works without the patch. Aug 02 07:59:03 checking for dlpi_walk in -ldlpi... no Aug 02 08:00:39 and no qa errors Aug 02 08:03:12 melonipoika: send a change to meta-oe removing the patch, cc the original author and see what they come back with Aug 02 08:03:21 thank you, will do Aug 02 08:34:21 patch sent. the target repo is missing in the email subject... I used git send-email with --subject-prefix=meta-networking][PATCH, I don't know what went wrong :-( Aug 02 10:11:46 Hello everybody, Aug 02 10:14:59 I'm currently facing a problem with meta-java (on pyro branch). The build of some recipes (for example jaxp1.3) throws an "Illegal Instruction" error. Here's the log: https://gist.github.com/rleitner/2a34ebdd76823ba698b8e29adf1e66b7. Aug 02 10:15:09 Any help would be greatly appreciated. Aug 02 10:16:27 The error occurs when executing "javac" (which is a call to jamvm with ecj-bootstrap.jar)... Aug 02 10:20:50 I've updated the gist with additional output. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Aug 03 03:00:01 2017