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Oct 28 20:40:47 <DougReeder> I’m running out of disk space after two builds. It appears that 50GB of disk space is no longer enough.
Oct 28 21:02:26 <DougReeder> This page: http://icedtea.classpath.org/wiki/CrossCompileOECoreTutorial says it’s okay to delete  tmp-eglibc/work and tmp-eglibc/work-shared
Oct 28 21:09:15 <thrrgilag> DougReeder: wouldn't that increase the time subsequent rebuilds take though since it would have to rebuild all dependencies?
Oct 28 21:12:26 <DougReeder> Tasks Summary: Attempted 5258 tasks of which 5256 didn't need to be rerun and all succeeded.’
Oct 28 21:12:34 <elvispre> I see this too. For a week or so now, one build from scratch eats 50 to 60 GB.
Oct 28 21:12:47 <DougReeder> and that took much less than an hour.
Oct 28 21:13:20 <DougReeder> I don’t yet know if I have a working image.
Oct 28 21:13:29 <thrrgilag> okay, i'm still getting familiar with the whole oe build stuff
Oct 28 21:13:53 <thrrgilag> i have a build from scratch in progress in the moment
Oct 28 21:41:00 <DougReeder> My build boots, so it looks like deleting  tmp-eglibc/work and tmp-eglibc/work-shared is reasonable.
Oct 28 21:41:35 <DougReeder> Unfortunately, I’m stuck in the 1st use app - can’t enter anything in the wifi password field.
Oct 28 21:42:02 <DougReeder> Is that a known issue?
Oct 28 21:44:21 <DougReeder> I can back out of that screen and skip wi-fi setup.  I can run the Setup app, but when I try ot enter a wifi password there, the OSK is att hte top of the screen, and I can’t finish entering my pasphrase
Oct 28 21:46:20 <DougReeder> …but if i try again, the keyboard is on the bottom of the screen, and I can successfully enter my password.
Oct 28 22:11:25 <thrrgilag> DougReeder: I believe the keyboard on the top of the screen is a known issue, at least I've seen that before
Oct 28 22:27:18 <DougReeder> Yeah, thrrgilag , I’d just hopen it was a solved problem, since I haven’t seen it lately. :-(
Oct 28 23:47:58 <DougReeder> I’m seeing non-ascii characters displayed incorrectly in an Enyo 1 app, but not an Enyo 2 app (which included the framework iteself).  It appears that the version of Enyo 1 included in LuneOS is doing something wrong.  Where in LuneOS should I be looking for the source files of Enyo 1?
Oct 29 00:07:30 <DougReeder> Okay, found the Enyo 1 files.  Looking into the v0.10 vs. .1.0 thing
Oct 29 00:22:39 <thrrgilag> anyone familiar with the OE build envrionment on right now? wondering if there is a nice easy way to refere to a local clone of a repo without editing the recipes by hand
Oct 29 00:49:47 <thrrgilag> i think i figured out what i was missing...
Oct 29 00:50:17 <thrrgilag> i'm stepping out for a bit but will be back on later
Oct 29 02:14:53 <DougReeder> Well, replacing the copy of Enyo 1 in LuneOS with the files from webOS 3.0.5 doesn’t change the behavior (as might have been expected).
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