**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Mar 29 02:59:57 2022 Mar 29 07:41:00 good morning Mar 29 11:49:16 Hi, bumping to hardknott release give me this error:... (full message at https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/r0/download/libera.chat/c327543fdae2558783a0582055d1f6b3dc45d798) Mar 29 12:23:06 hm thought we worked around that Mar 29 12:23:08 delete /cache/downloads//git2/git.cryptomilk.org.projects.cmocka.git* Mar 29 12:23:34 (the * is intentional as you want to delete the .done file too) Mar 29 12:23:54 oh and /cache/downloads/*cryptomilk* Mar 29 12:24:05 basically make it re-fetch the correct repo Mar 29 12:41:49 rburton: this is run in CI and the runners are building for both zeus and hardknott release where the download and sstate-cache folder are shared. Mar 29 12:42:27 thanks for fixing it mainline BTW :) Mar 29 13:08:03 Hi, is there a easy way to figure out why a certain package gets installed? I want to create a initrd containing the kernel modules, but without the kernel image, but for some reason the kernel-image package gets installed. I even tried to add `kernel-image` to PACKAGE_EXCLUDE and it still gets installed. Mar 29 13:10:42 bitbake -g recipe -u taskexp ? Mar 29 13:11:49 doesn't this only work in the recipe/task namespace, and not in the package namespace? Mar 29 13:12:59 I can lookup the package dependencies of each package in the pkgdata dir, but this only shows the total dependencies and not some kind of dependency graph, which bitbake -g would generated for the tasks. Mar 29 13:14:31 does anything depend on the build or deploy tasks of the kernel recipe? Mar 29 13:14:42 if so, that's probably your suspect Mar 29 13:15:30 Well I do want the kernel modules in the initramfs, just not the image... Mar 29 13:16:59 because the initramfs should be put into the fitimage together with the kernel Mar 29 13:17:00 right, and they're all built together... Mar 29 13:17:09 yes Mar 29 13:34:08 So I found a fix for getting the kernel modules into the initramfs, but not the kernel-image. I overwrote the RRECOMMENDS:kernel-base = "". However the my main question was if there is a simple tool which lists these sort of package dependencies... Mar 29 13:39:36 is there a way in OE to check for the linux kernel version and enable/disable a packageconfig feature based on that? Mar 29 13:39:59 specifically, a package has dmabuf heap support, but that feature started to appear in linux 5.6 Mar 29 13:40:39 or perhaps even check the kernel config, though this seems considerably more complicated Mar 29 13:57:17 There is no direct way AFAIK, every data in each recipe is local, so you cannot check from one recipe what happens somewhere else. The software package itself should probably check at runtime the provides kernel features. Mar 29 19:29:41 you do have PREFERRED_VERISION if its set globally for kernel, but I would not rely on it, compile time you can use version check though KERNEL_VERSION(a,b,c) macro Mar 29 22:05:24 does anyone know why my Image.gz files would end up with trailing garbage after the gzipped content? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Mar 30 02:59:57 2022