**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Oct 17 03:00:01 2012 Oct 17 07:15:11 * ka6sox falls into bed Oct 17 07:22:26 ka6sox-away: nite Oct 17 09:47:06 morphis: morning Oct 17 09:47:49 I never know if I should say "morning", "evening", "night", here... I think I'll just pick one at random, each time Oct 17 09:49:42 ~ugt Oct 17 09:49:43 well, ugt is Universal Greeting Time. Created in #mipslinux, it is a rule that states that whenever somebody enters an IRC channel it is always morning, and it is always late when the person leaves. The local time of any other people in the channel, including the greeter, is irrelevant. http://www.total-knowledge.com/~ilya/mips/ugt.html Oct 17 09:50:07 Tofe: so morning is always correct :) Oct 17 09:51:36 Oh :) Oct 17 09:52:22 hehe Oct 17 09:52:33 ping JaMa Oct 17 09:55:26 What is that modem stuff, for the nexus machine ? Oct 17 09:55:38 It's 3G ? Oct 17 09:56:18 I would expect the nexus modem to be HSPA or HSPA+ Oct 17 09:56:53 There might be even LTE variants. Not sure about this. Oct 17 09:57:12 oh, yes, sure, well, it's what I thought it was then. In that case I don't care about that part for my port. Oct 17 10:00:08 I will also ignore the RNDIS right now. I guess it's related to adb, for which I quite don't care right now Oct 17 10:13:23 rndis is quite helpful if you want to ssh to your nexus :) Oct 17 11:01:06 morphis: are you here& Oct 17 11:01:08 ?* Oct 17 11:15:46 swisstomcat: pong Oct 17 12:10:53 warzon: he is not on the user list of this channel right now. So he can't hear you :) Oct 17 12:19:55 hi, i get an error saying "Failed to fetch test data from the network. Please ensure your network is configured correctly." when building for tuna, any idea? Oct 17 12:23:49 panda-z: there are 3 URLs used to test network Oct 17 12:23:57 panda-z: at least one of them is quite slow sometimes Oct 17 12:24:14 try to wget them manually to test your network and if it's only too slow then disable them in local.conf Oct 17 12:24:27 search CONNECTIVITY_CHECK_URIS = "" Oct 17 12:26:44 JaMa: it's in ./meta-webos/conf/distro/webos.conf :) , trying to figure out which url is slow. Oct 17 12:27:19 yes they copied the same URLs as poky.conf is using Oct 17 12:28:04 I've it disabled for few weeks Oct 17 12:32:53 well, after removed 2 links, it works now, thank JaMa Oct 17 12:33:12 yw Oct 17 12:39:56 * bhuey back Oct 17 14:21:08 Tofe, you still here? Oct 17 14:29:50 * bhuey is still awake Oct 17 14:29:56 bad case of insomnia Oct 17 14:32:31 bhuey: what TZ are you? Oct 17 14:34:16 Twilight Zone Oct 17 14:34:30 doo-dee-dee-doo-doo-dee-dee-doo Oct 17 14:34:58 Morning ShiftyAxel Oct 17 14:35:06 morning ka6sox, how goes? Oct 17 14:35:16 neeeeeeeeed coffee Oct 17 14:35:29 amen to that Oct 17 14:35:36 * ShiftyAxel just had the single least productive uni day of his life Oct 17 14:36:20 you are using Uni and Productive in the same sentence... Oct 17 14:36:34 ka6sox: but with a negation Oct 17 14:36:44 :) Oct 17 14:36:54 and we have to use SVN... I like my git... Oct 17 14:37:05 ShiftyAxel: if you haven't started your master's thesis yet, that's the most unproductive Oct 17 14:37:08 :P Oct 17 14:37:15 eep, thesis Oct 17 14:37:20 * stefan_schmidt_w found hsi uni days really productive though. Having your notebook handy and doing some coding while some guys says something :) Oct 17 14:37:21 stefan_schmidt_w, obviously I need coffee... Oct 17 14:37:32 * ShiftyAxel hides behind a nearby sofa Oct 17 14:38:08 Stskeeps: depends on the institute I would say. I liked my diploma thesis time. Oct 17 14:38:10 it's a shame my lecturers didn't approve of me writing my thesis on webOS Oct 17 14:38:16 that would have been stupidly awesome Oct 17 14:38:45 stefan_schmidt_w: mine casually clashed with me getting my first mobile linux consultancy contract.. Oct 17 14:38:48 :P Oct 17 14:38:55 that didn't mix well :) Oct 17 14:39:34 Stskeeps: I set my freelance work down to some hours a week during this time. So it gets you away from other work but I found it still productive. Oct 17 14:40:08 stefan_schmidt_w: yeah.. my contract holder eventually forced my hand and put me on half time so i could wrap it up Oct 17 14:40:11 :P Oct 17 14:40:22 people who have been teachers are brutal that way Oct 17 14:40:22 :P Oct 17 14:41:13 heh Oct 17 14:47:25 or the students get swept up into Startups Oct 17 16:20:28 morning Oct 17 16:36:44 gianguido: hi Oct 17 16:52:22 good morning everyone Oct 17 16:52:55 morning EricBlade Oct 17 17:05:55 whatcha packing for PatrickC|Packing Oct 17 17:06:23 getting ready to go back to tennessee Oct 17 17:12:29 from? Oct 17 17:28:18 i don't really want to go back to michigan Oct 17 17:33:12 morning Oct 17 17:33:16 morning tofe Oct 17 17:33:29 Morning Tofe Oct 17 17:33:47 Tofe, there is a reason we say "morning" no matter what time it is.... Oct 17 17:33:50 ~ugt Oct 17 17:33:50 hmm... ugt is Universal Greeting Time. Created in #mipslinux, it is a rule that states that whenever somebody enters an IRC channel it is always morning, and it is always late when the person leaves. The local time of any other people in the channel, including the greeter, is irrelevant. http://www.total-knowledge.com/~ilya/mips/ugt.html Oct 17 17:34:00 morning Tofe Oct 17 17:34:41 ka6sox: yes, that was explained to me a bit earlier :) Oct 17 17:35:04 morning tofe Oct 17 17:35:47 Tofe, how is the A10 coming? Oct 17 17:36:23 ka6sox: I'm still building up my "a500" bb machine, so that I can use hybris with my android libs Oct 17 17:37:06 But I'm now able to log in (text mode), and apart LunaSysMgr, the rest seems fine Oct 17 17:37:22 Tofe, excellent Oct 17 17:37:38 Yes, it looks good :) Oct 17 17:38:20 does EGL work well on the nexus ? Oct 17 17:38:27 Tofe: LSM doesn't work because of its EGL and GLESv2 dependency? Oct 17 17:38:40 penk_: yes Oct 17 17:39:06 and because I said that egl was a feature of my bb machine, also. Oct 17 17:39:19 so that's why it is linked agains egl, I guess Oct 17 17:39:33 otherwise it would choose fb, wouldn't it Oct 17 17:40:26 but starting LunaSysMgr with fb doesn't interest me so much: if that would work, I would still have to make EGL work because it wouldn't be smooth enough. Oct 17 17:43:39 Can I create another "libgles-android" bb module, for my machine ? I mean, with the same name ? Oct 17 17:44:48 It's obviously not the same binaries, but it comes from android as well Oct 17 18:24:00 I don't understand: is "Maguro" specific to the nexus ? Oct 17 18:24:26 Tofe: tuna is the generic board name Oct 17 18:24:35 maguro is the GSM variant of the galaxy nexus Oct 17 18:25:01 Ah. But then, what is in "webos-ports/binaries-android" is specific to the nexus ? Oct 17 18:25:01 and what's banana? Oct 17 18:25:16 toro is the verizon/sprint variant Oct 17 18:26:10 Tofe: dunno, but nexus files are under webos-ports/meta-smartphone/meta-samsung Oct 17 18:27:49 It's a bit of a mess in the libgles-android bb module: one may think it is quite generic for all android devices, but actually it's really specialized for the Nexus Oct 17 18:31:37 that's not very nice. Oct 17 18:32:17 Tofe: you can vary on build.prop probably Oct 17 18:32:18 well, I may exagerate a bit: the module is still in the meta-samsung dir Oct 17 18:32:58 But I don't think I can re-use the "webos-ports/binaries-android" repo Oct 17 18:34:23 Stskeeps: why didn't you copy the GL files from the android device, like for the firmware ? For the license ? Oct 17 18:34:46 Tofe: i don't touch OWO itself, i just develop libhybris itself :) Oct 17 18:35:15 ah ok :) Oct 17 18:35:30 it needs the GL libs to be built ? Oct 17 18:35:43 yes, which comes from an android adaptation Oct 17 18:36:11 Ok, now I understand why we can't copy them from the device, it's just too soon in the process Oct 17 18:36:41 I don't know if I have the right to put my binaries on a git clone... Oct 17 18:37:17 I think it's quite ok, anyway Acer doesn't care about A500 anymore Oct 17 18:38:28 that's always the challenge Oct 17 18:38:42 source based distros are sometimes luckier as they can do like 'grab this zip, take these files' Oct 17 18:41:17 ah, I've got my answer for the binaries on github: they are there already :) Oct 17 18:42:30 But just the .so, would that be ok to build libhybris ? Oct 17 18:43:26 I'll just look at your makefile Oct 17 18:43:33 heyho Oct 17 18:43:48 hello! Oct 17 18:45:45 uh ? how do we do to build libhybris against ICS ? Oct 17 18:45:57 in the Makefile, it looks like it is dedicated to gingerbread Oct 17 18:47:46 hi morphis Oct 17 18:47:51 Garfonso: heyho Oct 17 18:48:02 Tofe: you can just build it Oct 17 18:48:09 don't care about the gingerbread stuff right now Oct 17 18:48:17 okay, I won't :) Oct 17 18:48:28 we're using it for the gnexus but at runtime we're loading jb binaries Oct 17 18:48:38 there might be the need to change that later Oct 17 18:48:48 but we aren't at this point already Oct 17 18:48:58 remember libhybris isn't a real solution right now Oct 17 18:49:08 it's more a proof-of-concept Oct 17 18:49:44 yep, that looked like that; but it's a PoC that seems to work, isn't it Oct 17 18:50:37 a question about bitbucket: if i Ctrl-C in the shell and the task stops, if i rerun the command it will start from the beginning? Oct 17 18:51:31 gianguido, no Oct 17 18:51:34 bitbucket or bitbake? Oct 17 18:51:41 I assume bitbake Oct 17 18:51:50 bitbake, sorry :D Oct 17 18:51:55 Tofe: yes Oct 17 18:52:02 Tofe: but we have to clean it up in several ways Oct 17 18:52:22 but there is nothing that pretends you from using it right now :) Oct 17 18:52:34 Tofe: you're using the libgles-android recipe from meta-samsung? Oct 17 18:53:42 linuxjacques: i've stopped at the do_fetch status of linux-samsung-tuna, if i rerun the command bitbake will compile and go ahead the process? Oct 17 18:53:48 morphis: I'm trying to adapt it, yes Oct 17 18:53:54 ok Oct 17 18:54:14 Tofe: maybe we should move some common part to meta-android when we're using it in more machine layers Oct 17 18:54:41 yep, would be a good idea Oct 17 18:54:57 brings a question: if my machine is different, can I use the same .bb name ? Oct 17 18:55:01 gianguido, if you only ctrl-C once, it will wait for running tasks to complete, then when you run again, it will continue its task list Oct 17 18:55:29 linuxjacques: aw yeah, thanks :) Oct 17 18:55:49 if you ctrl-C multiple times, it will force tasks to exit. not as nice, but it will try to resume anyway when you re-start Oct 17 18:56:44 late for me, bye chan Oct 17 18:57:20 Tofe: right now you should copy the recipe to your machine layer Oct 17 18:57:39 it will give some warning from bitbake when you have both layers active with the same recipe, yes Oct 17 18:57:58 so you have to rename but adjust the PREFERRED_PROVIDER in your machine configuration Oct 17 19:27:52 morphis: I think you meant: I have to rename the recipe, but not the PREFERRED_PROVIDER Oct 17 19:28:46 PREFERRED_PROVIDER for virtual/egl as well Oct 17 19:28:59 but, my recipe will provide it, isn't it ? Oct 17 19:29:40 ah, sorry Oct 17 19:29:56 yes Oct 17 19:30:02 you have to put in there your recipe name Oct 17 19:30:10 look at tuna machine configuration to get the idea Oct 17 19:30:18 yessir Oct 17 19:34:46 are you actually using mtev and xinput ? Oct 17 19:35:07 evdev Oct 17 20:29:15 anyone know why X libs are built for the gnex image? Oct 17 20:30:42 linuxjacques: use bitbake -g webos-dev-image to see dependency tree Oct 17 20:32:38 lot of packages depend on e.g. libx11 when distro has x11 in DISTRO_FEATURES Oct 17 20:33:49 JaMa, thanks, I enjoy learning new bitbake features Oct 17 20:34:23 hey Derek__ Oct 17 20:34:25 Greetings IRC. Oct 17 20:34:40 I come seeking assistance with my banana. Oct 17 20:34:52 *snicker* Oct 17 20:34:57 lol Oct 17 20:35:06 ask away Oct 17 20:35:35 be sure not to eat the peel. Oct 17 20:35:48 or throw it on the floor and slip on it Oct 17 20:35:52 Okay, I've successfully built Open webOS. And I've managed to get all the way to the last terminal command. Oct 17 20:36:09 okay. Oct 17 20:36:21 After entering "sudo fastboot boot zImage-tuna.fastboot", I get "cannot load 'zImage-tuna.fastboot'" Oct 17 20:36:45 are you in same dir as the zImage-tuna.fastboot ? Oct 17 20:37:02 Yep. Even tried moving it to a different directory and trying from there. Oct 17 20:37:10 *copying, not moving. Oct 17 20:37:14 interesting. Oct 17 20:37:21 Indeed. I am flummoxed. Oct 17 20:37:31 when did you build most recently? Oct 17 20:37:39 Last night. Oct 17 20:37:42 And then again this morning. Oct 17 20:38:03 IIRC zImage-tuna.fastboot is a symlink, there might be an issue there Oct 17 20:38:23 How might we resolve that issue? Oct 17 20:38:32 though when you copied it, it should have gotten the actual target (assuming you didn't cp -a) Oct 17 20:38:37 iirc you can try zImage-tuna.bin Oct 17 20:38:57 Derek__, is there any additional output other than that one line? Oct 17 20:39:07 That's it, just that one line. Oct 17 20:39:17 what does "sudo ./fastboot devices" return? Oct 17 20:39:35 0149C6F60A021014 fastboot Oct 17 20:39:48 that looks good Oct 17 20:40:05 okay, so the device is there. that narrows this down to a boot image issue. Oct 17 20:40:10 indeed. Oct 17 20:40:11 can you try the .bin? Oct 17 20:40:37 when I did it, I just used the target of the symlink Oct 17 20:40:46 zImage-tuna.bin in place of zImage-tuna.fastboot? Oct 17 20:40:50 yes Oct 17 20:41:15 it looked like zImage-3.0.38+gitr1+86afcdcf49a62e438196c850aa1ced1d81725d78-r5-tuna-20121012013332.fastboot Oct 17 20:41:29 cannot load 'zImage-tuna.bin' Oct 17 20:41:55 Derek__, what's the output of "ls -l" ? you can pastebin it Oct 17 20:42:17 you've run fastboot oem unlock, right? Oct 17 20:42:41 Derek__, cd ~/webos-ports-env/webos-ports/tmp-eglibc/deploy/images/tuna && ls -la Oct 17 20:42:54 http://pastebin.com/mYydAUin Oct 17 20:43:16 moofree: I believe I have. Any way to verify? Oct 17 20:43:16 aha. Oct 17 20:43:34 looks like b0rken symlink to me Oct 17 20:43:34 the image its symlinked to isnt there Oct 17 20:43:46 That's a problem. Oct 17 20:44:13 fastboot should say "lock state: unlocked" iirc Oct 17 20:45:08 As in the command fastboot? Because it returns a bunch different than that. Oct 17 20:45:22 oh i mean the phone's screen in fastboot mode Oct 17 20:45:23 i just checked my build dir. i have like 10 .fastboots and the symlink is propperly done. Oct 17 20:45:31 Oh, wait, yeah, says Unlocked. Oct 17 20:45:36 cool Oct 17 20:45:50 now you need a .fastboot Oct 17 20:45:54 morphis, ping? Oct 17 20:50:32 Is there a way for me to check if the symlink is broken or if the file it's supposed to be referencing just isn't there? Oct 17 20:50:47 those are the same thing Oct 17 20:51:29 I mean if it's pointing to the wrong spot or if the file just doesn't exist from my build? Oct 17 20:51:47 yeah, find ~/webos-ports-env/webos-ports/tmp-eglibc -name zImage-tuna*.fastboot Oct 17 20:52:18 that should just be called luna-tuna Oct 17 20:52:23 because that made me laugh. Oct 17 20:52:27 hehe Oct 17 20:52:55 yeah, the files should be in webos-ports-env/webos-ports/tmp-eglibc/deploy/images/tuna (relative to wherever your webos-ports-env is) Oct 17 20:53:50 bitbake linux-samsung-tuna Oct 17 20:53:50 *might* give you the fastboot file. maybe. morphis or JaMa could confirm... Oct 17 20:54:11 Okay, file is there. Oct 17 20:54:39 like I said, I ignored the symlink and just fastboot'ed the zImage-3.0.38+gitr1+86afcdcf49a62e438196c850aa1ced1d81725d78-r5-tuna-20121012013332.fastboot Oct 17 20:55:17 if you found the file then fastboot it directly.... Oct 17 20:55:50 sconix: yes, it does Oct 17 20:56:02 Will attempt. Oct 17 20:57:04 < waiting for device > Oct 17 20:57:32 fastboot mode tends to die after being in it for 20 minutes Oct 17 20:57:48 pull the battery, and when you start it hold vol up+vol down +power Oct 17 20:58:37 Done. Should I rerun command? Oct 17 20:58:52 yep Oct 17 20:58:53 scoutcamper: mind a PM? have a question to ask you, but it's offtopic Oct 17 20:58:56 Derek__, you are back in fastboot mode? if so, then yes/ Oct 17 20:59:01 PatrickC, go for it Oct 17 20:59:29 Waiting again/ Oct 17 21:00:30 Derek__, you are putting sudo at the beginning? "sudo ./fastboot devices" still returns something like "0149C6F60A021014 fastboot" ? Oct 17 21:01:48 It gets extra pissy when I put sudo at the beginning. "sudo: fastboot: command not found" Oct 17 21:02:25 Derek__, OK, if you are in the images dir now, fastboot is not in your path Oct 17 21:02:34 How to fix? Oct 17 21:03:04 you need to either 1) specify full path to fastboot, 2) specifiy full path to image, or 3) get fastboot and image in same dir Oct 17 21:03:52 and unless you have messed with udev rules, you almost certainly _will_ need the sudo Oct 17 21:03:56 Ooookay. Oct 17 21:04:13 Don't think I've messed with the udev rules. I wouldn't know how to do that anyway. Oct 17 21:04:18 * scoutcamper always messes with udev. but im special... Oct 17 21:04:23 Derek__, sorry to put so many options, we can narrow it down. Oct 17 21:04:31 Derek__, which dir are you in now? Oct 17 21:05:12 /build/webos-ports-env/webos-ports/tmp-eglibc/deploy/images/tuna$ Oct 17 21:05:19 But I can go wherever you need me. I think. Oct 17 21:05:28 OK, stay there. Wchih dir is the fastboot binary in? Oct 17 21:05:56 That'd be zImage-tuna.fastboot? it's in this one. Oct 17 21:06:06 Unless I don't know what I'm talking about. Oct 17 21:06:10 A distinct possibility. Oct 17 21:06:27 sorry, I meant the fastboot command itself, should be in a android ... platfor-tools like dir Oct 17 21:06:31 platform-tools Oct 17 21:06:55 no, you installed the andoid sdk, under the android-sdk folder is platform-tools, and in there there is a "binary" which is the fastboot command. Oct 17 21:07:08 Yep, android-sdk-linux/platform-tools Oct 17 21:07:19 Got it. Oct 17 21:07:41 copy that fastboot "binary" into the /build/webos-ports-env/webos-ports/tmp-eglibc/deploy/images/tuna directory Oct 17 21:08:05 Done. Oct 17 21:08:24 and then do "sudo ./fastboot zImage-3.0.38+lotsofstuff.fastboot" Oct 17 21:08:40 whatever the long file name is :-) Oct 17 21:09:41 There should be a "boot" in there, right? Oct 17 21:09:47 yes Oct 17 21:09:52 sorry, yes. Oct 17 21:09:54 * scoutcamper slaps linuxjacques with boot Oct 17 21:10:02 :-( Oct 17 21:10:10 Booting... Oct 17 21:10:16 Success!! Oct 17 21:10:16 exxxcellent. Oct 17 21:10:18 Says Google on phone? Oct 17 21:10:21 yep Oct 17 21:10:25 that's just the bootloader Oct 17 21:10:33 and in about 45-60 seconds you will have Luna Oct 17 21:10:39 YES> Oct 17 21:10:48 :D Oct 17 21:10:50 So tiny. Oct 17 21:10:54 indeed. Oct 17 21:11:01 tiny and perfect. Oct 17 21:11:11 *sniff* Oct 17 21:11:29 It boots into Calendar? Oct 17 21:11:52 mine didn't but that was a few days ago. things have been changing fast Oct 17 21:12:03 mine booted into a first use app and I had to ssh in ahd kill it Oct 17 21:12:28 mine also was built before the gesture support Oct 17 21:12:36 so I couldn't do much Oct 17 21:12:55 I'm currently building the latest. Oct 17 21:13:01 Hmm. Should I be seeing the gesture support thing? Oct 17 21:13:07 Because I don't. Oct 17 21:13:18 Derek__, when was the image built? Oct 17 21:13:19 And I'm still "loading accounts" in Calendar. Oct 17 21:13:36 This morning. But it might be possible my instructions are out of date? Oct 17 21:14:01 Derek__, depends where you got them. the webos-ports.org wiki instructions should still be good Oct 17 21:14:08 did you build a -dev image ? Oct 17 21:14:21 Ha ha ha hahah hahahaha ha. Oct 17 21:14:26 I have no fucking idea. Oct 17 21:15:04 Want to verify. This is the latest? http://webos-ports.org/wiki/Galaxy_Nexus_Build_Setup Oct 17 21:15:24 there's "MACHINE=tuna bb webos-image" and "MACHINE=tuna bb webos-dev-image" Oct 17 21:15:37 yep, those are the latest Oct 17 21:16:13 I'm sorry I have no clue about the calendar issue Oct 17 21:16:24 What's the difference with dev? Oct 17 21:16:30 Just the bleeding edge latest? Oct 17 21:17:00 dev has additional tools for debugging, and most inportantly starts a sshd over RNDIS (USB net) Oct 17 21:17:14 so you can ssh into the gnex over USB with a -dev image Oct 17 21:17:22 Ah. Oct 17 21:17:39 I'll rebuild a dev image. See if that works better. Oct 17 21:18:02 Derek__, to be clear, you booted into calendar app and you can't get out of it? Oct 17 21:18:13 Yep. Oct 17 21:18:34 I can turn it on and off, and all I get is Calendar with an unspinning Loading Accounts... Oct 17 21:18:48 hmm, that's a new one on me :-\ Oct 17 21:19:00 Yay! Something new! Oct 17 21:19:48 if you do another build, make sure to first "make update" as in the "To update metadata" section of that wiki page Oct 17 21:20:11 that way you will probably get some new and different bugs Oct 17 21:20:37 I think the "calendar app" is what you refer to as the "first use app"... I had the very same, when I did the ran-first-use stuff, it did not reappear... Oct 17 21:21:02 ah I was wondering if "calendar" -- "first use" Oct 17 21:21:04 == Oct 17 21:21:13 I think it really is the firstuse app or at least some strange version of it, but the app says "Calendar" in the upper left. Oct 17 21:21:22 confusing. Oct 17 21:21:25 How to get out? Oct 17 21:21:36 only way I know involves ssh :-\ Oct 17 21:21:37 can you swipe up? Oct 17 21:21:54 (since my build had no gestures working) Oct 17 21:23:03 No gesture in mine. Might be old build instructions building and old build. Oct 17 21:23:23 hm. ok. Oct 17 21:23:30 and no dev image, i.e. no ssh? Oct 17 21:23:43 then I guess that is as far as you can get. ;) Oct 17 21:24:03 Building dev image. Oct 17 21:24:47 Will report back with banana success or failure. Oct 17 21:28:56 Derek__, when you have the -dev image, we can give you the ssh method for bypassing first use Oct 17 21:36:25 night people. :) Oct 17 21:38:35 `night Garfonso Oct 17 21:40:45 boy does webkit-webos require a lot of DRAM to link Oct 17 21:45:09 yes it does it has libs with debug symbols, so around 4+G Oct 17 21:45:29 debug symbols are striped later in do_package (after creating PN-dbg packages) Oct 17 21:49:07 heh, it takes a while to package too Oct 17 21:49:36 need to use parallel gzip Oct 17 21:50:18 yup pbzip2 + pigz helps a lot on multicore builder Oct 17 21:51:32 JaMa, can I set that in a .conf file ? Oct 17 21:51:43 or does it auto-detect pigz ? Oct 17 21:51:53 my build is done. Oct 17 21:51:56 yey Oct 17 21:52:02 s/e/a/ Oct 17 21:52:02 linuxjacques meant: yay Oct 17 21:52:09 if you install pigz + pbzip2 on host it will use them Oct 17 21:52:27 well if you distro replaces ungzip etc with symlinks to pigz Oct 17 21:52:31 gentoo does Oct 17 21:52:55 ah OK, I'm pretty sure fedora does not Oct 17 21:53:15 also, oops, I forgot I was only building luna-sysmgr, not a whole image Oct 17 21:53:51 * JaMa going to push few more patches to meta-webos soon, so be quick :) Oct 17 21:54:00 lol, here I go! Oct 17 21:54:45 JaMa, at least this is further confirmation that your workaround works Oct 17 21:56:14 * linuxjacques just update #261 with that bit of info. Oct 17 21:59:45 linuxjacques: thx Oct 17 22:00:04 JaMa, thank _you_ Oct 17 22:09:42 heee's back! ;D Oct 17 22:09:45 j/k Oct 17 22:11:24 good morning Oct 17 22:12:23 good morning Ericblade Oct 17 22:14:33 morning sapna Oct 17 22:14:54 hi Tom Oct 17 22:16:03 this is where we are discussing things that we are developing :D Oct 17 22:21:36 did we get ran_first_use in the latest image? Oct 17 22:22:36 my latest image is still building so I cannot say Oct 17 22:29:07 the last one you booted however didn't come up in first_use right? Oct 17 22:32:49 ka6sox, the last one I booted _did_ come up in first use Oct 17 22:33:05 and I ssh'd in and got rid of it Oct 17 22:33:09 okay Oct 17 22:33:28 funny, i just ran into that issue myself Oct 17 22:33:35 till we get network services to work that will have to be disabled in all builds Oct 17 22:33:55 general consensus is that it expects to come up in first use in anything that isn't emulator Oct 17 22:34:43 SO you want to either hook up something to create the file that bypasses first use, or modify the LunaSysMgr.upstart Oct 17 22:35:34 which will be the easiest later to undo with a minimum of fuss? Oct 17 22:36:29 for device builds, using your own layer? Oct 17 22:37:04 i'd probably make a bb recipe that adds that bypass file Oct 17 22:37:44 kk Oct 17 22:38:39 build died because POS work proxy is a POS Oct 17 22:38:51 sadness Oct 17 22:41:25 i bet my image will show changes made to it .. if i actually build the image Oct 17 22:47:33 holy hell qemuarm runs way faster than qemux86 Oct 17 22:48:30 its easier to emulate RISC than CISC Oct 17 22:48:44 virtualbox runs way faster than qemux86 Oct 17 22:49:23 anyone here thinking about the dbus<>LS2 bus translation we need to do? Oct 17 22:50:03 what's LS2 bus? Oct 17 22:50:26 applications talk over that bus...subscribe to events etc on it. Oct 17 22:50:41 hmm. there's a bug already that says "qemuarm is inherently slower than qemux86" Oct 17 22:51:35 go figure Oct 17 22:52:19 morning lagoldste Oct 17 22:52:45 mr0n, ka6sox Oct 17 22:53:30 how goes? Oct 17 22:54:23 buzzy Oct 17 22:54:42 writing a lot these days... Oct 17 22:54:50 Grant requests, etc Oct 17 22:55:59 fun. Oct 17 22:56:55 lots and lots of email...conf calls etc...bleh :D Oct 17 22:57:45 I love Jonathan Corbet's talent for understatement: "In the realtime world, though, the concept of forcing arbitrary processes to do random work tends to be unpopular, ..." Oct 17 22:58:08 talking about how softirq is scheduled Oct 17 22:58:27 ya Oct 17 23:01:40