**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Sep 30 03:01:03 2019 Sep 30 06:43:05 good morning Sep 30 12:09:13 Hi. A short question: I have a bbclass-file which has a function "IMAGE_CMD_rpi-sdimg()". I want to know which recipe calls that. Is there a easier way beside of just grepping whe whole poky directory after that string? Sep 30 12:10:02 thomasd13: you can't tell, because this gets triggered by the image creating mechaniesm, probably indirectlry through image.bbclass Sep 30 12:10:22 thomasd13: anything fstype-specific is most certainly not called from a recipe Sep 30 12:11:22 the bbclass inherits "image_types". Does that say something to you? Sep 30 12:11:49 thomasd13: yes, mostly that you're great in meta questions and bad in proper ones :) Sep 30 12:12:43 Okay. If it's not triggered by an recipe, can I somehow debug the image creating mechnism? I try to to ask as specific as I can do :) Sep 30 12:13:35 I need to get some variable values in that bbclass when its executed Sep 30 12:13:53 you're being as unspecific as could be. specific is "i have problem x when i'm trying to do y, and z happens instead of abc that i expected to happen" Sep 30 12:18:41 :) Okay. I try to create a "kiosk"-system with an overlay filesystem. I use the meta-raspberry layer as starting point. I discovered, that this layer does not use "wic" to produce a target image, instead somewhere a bbclass function gets executed which creates the image with parted commands. Sep 30 12:19:28 I would like to add a third partition. For this I need to debug into that bbclass-script to get some specific partition size information Sep 30 12:19:54 I thought a reasonable starting point to get this values is to know, from which recipe the function gets called Sep 30 12:21:18 thomasd13: ok. so i guess that you're on a pretty much outdated metadata state, as the sdimg thing has totally been superseded by wic. and that is exactly because of what you are seeing: the image_fstype cannot handle more than one partition. so if thats what you need, wic + a wks script that suits your need is absolutely the way to go, and hacking up image_types is completely wrong. Sep 30 12:22:06 see also: https://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit.cgi/meta-raspberrypi/tree/wic/sdimage-raspberrypi.wks Sep 30 12:22:10 thats your starting point. Sep 30 12:28:02 LetoThe2nd: I found this wks file as well and modified it to my needs. But "bitbake image-name" didn't reflect those changes. Then I found this (https://github.com/agherzan/meta-raspberrypi/issues/358). I thought it's easier to modify that script compared to try to modify the layer somehow to use wic for image generation Sep 30 12:29:10 Okay, then I will try to use wic somehow for the build process Sep 30 12:29:25 if you need multiple partitions, wic is the way to go. Sep 30 12:30:57 https://github.com/agherzan/meta-raspberrypi/blob/master/classes/sdcard_image-rpi.bbclass Sep 30 12:32:41 Thats the class btw I wanted do "debug"... At your first glance, would you say it's easy to "translate" the functionality to wic? Sep 30 15:25:37 Has anyone tried building wireshark with PACKAGECONFIG qt5 on warrior? I get this error: By not providing "FindQt5LinguistTools.cmake" in CMAKE_MODULE_PATH this project has asked CMake to find a package configuration file provided by "Qt5LinguistTools", but CMake did not find one. Maybe just missing a dependency. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Oct 01 02:59:57 2019