**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Oct 19 02:59:57 2011 Oct 19 05:55:14 comphappy, I suspect that your error is due to syslinux being architecture-specific. This may be a bug to report to our Bugzilla or ML. Be sure to mention which arch you were building for. Oct 19 09:06:48 morning all Oct 19 09:21:49 morning all Oct 19 09:23:36 morning Oct 19 12:23:16 gm Oct 19 13:09:43 bluelightning, I need a qt sdk on the target Oct 19 13:10:03 meta-oe has a recipe for qmake, but it is not building Oct 19 13:10:14 and it is not obvious how -core makes such a thing Oct 19 13:12:02 Crofton|work: what error are you getting building qmake in meta-oe? Oct 19 13:12:30 Crofton|work: oh, I see your message on #oe Oct 19 14:14:29 bluelightning: is there a problem with the yoctoproject website ? Oct 19 14:15:03 slaine: I'm not sure, it seems a little slow... I'm attempting to contact someone about it as we speak Oct 19 14:15:13 ok, glad it's not just me Oct 19 14:15:29 was trying to load up the 1.1 getting started guide Oct 19 14:16:49 bluelightning: Are the servers located at Oregon ? Oct 19 14:16:57 in oregon ? Oct 19 14:17:04 slaine: I believe so Oct 19 14:17:32 There's some meego name server issues also, if they're on LF infrastructure at OSU, it's likely related Oct 19 14:17:57 hmm yes, could be related Oct 19 14:25:44 I was having issues earlier but they're now resolved Oct 19 14:26:14 I take that back, they were resolved it seems to be yo-yoing Oct 19 14:28:53 yup Oct 19 14:57:47 hmm, can't download the poky-edison-6.0.tar.bz2 either Oct 19 14:57:49 getting a 404 Oct 19 15:20:59 I tried to build core-image-sato with poky-edison-6.0 and it is not working, gives me some python error. Is anyone having the same problem? Oct 19 15:25:46 dtou: could you pastebin the error please? Oct 19 15:26:06 something like ? -> except RuntimeError as exc: Oct 19 15:28:20 For me the syntax of poky/bitbake/bin/bitbake causes an exception before the check for the required version of python Oct 19 15:29:03 nim26__: which version of python is on your system? Oct 19 15:29:06 2.4 Oct 19 15:29:29 nim26__: that's way too old I'm afraid... Oct 19 15:29:31 "except Runtime error as exc" is a syntax error in 2.4 Oct 19 15:30:05 Indeed, I have a local install of 2.7 that I have successfully use Oct 19 15:30:19 hmm, we might want to fix that I suppose, it should at least get to the version check Oct 19 15:32:50 the old syntax "except RuntimeError, exc:" works as a replacement Oct 19 15:42:08 nim26__, please file a bug or submit a patch for that. or both. :) Oct 19 15:42:49 I am also having issues with the edison branch - sysprof is failing to build, even after I have done bitbake -c cleansstate sysprof Oct 19 15:43:32 Snafflehog, what's the error? Oct 19 15:46:11 zenlinux, to where? Oct 19 15:46:30 zenlinux, it's a big one: http://pastebin.com/CiwrCZ4M Oct 19 15:46:43 bugzilla.pokylinux.org for bugs and the oe-core mailing list for the patch Oct 19 15:47:04 possibly something realated to: | /mnt/yocto/poky/qemuarm-toolchain/tmp/sysroots/qemuarm/usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so: undefined reference to `g_datalist_get_data' Oct 19 15:48:43 g_datalist_get_data - is that from glib? Oct 19 15:49:09 In my case this is python 2.7 and error is as follows http://pastebin.com/TXr8eVFd Oct 19 15:49:14 yeah, that must be it. Try rebuilding the glib recipe Oct 19 15:50:44 zenlinux, hmmm I'm getting a nothing provides glib Oct 19 15:51:11 ah glib-2.0 Oct 19 15:51:29 rebuilding now Oct 19 15:52:23 dtou, that's a new one. What's the history of this build? Have you built something successfully previously it's trying to use as seeded cache? Oct 19 15:53:06 bluelighting: here is log from subsequent run http://pastebin.com/TXr8eVFd and I'm trying to reproduce the initial run right now... Oct 19 16:01:59 dtou: do you have a file /proc/diskstats on your system? Oct 19 16:04:26 dtou: also, what distro are you using on the build machine? Oct 19 16:06:27 zenlinux: This is fresh run from a tar ball (I tried git but error is the same). It is actually second run of the same target and here is log from the initial run http://pastebin.com/MrRFhNZy Oct 19 16:09:24 blielightning: I use Ubuntu 11.04 64-bit on build host and I do have /proc/diskstats, however build directory is NFS mount from SAN so stats for it are not there. Oct 19 16:11:28 * dtou slaps dtou around a bit with a large trout Oct 19 16:14:35 zenlinux: I guess this all pointing to some issue with buildstats.bbclass Oct 19 16:16:09 I've been hit by dtou's error before too. actually giving a useful error message regarding network filesystems would be good Oct 19 16:16:14 that code doesn't even bother to check for errors Oct 19 16:18:38 naturally, I doubt many would intentionally try to build on nfs, but accidents happen Oct 19 16:33:48 kergoth_: yes it does look error prone Oct 19 16:34:59 dtou: is your TMPDIR also on the NFS mount? if so I'm not convinced that's a good idea... Oct 19 16:37:07 bluelighting: Are you suggesting that it does not work on NFS? In our case NFS is high performance storage and local system is not. Oct 19 16:37:58 bluelighting: BTW, it works fine with bernard... Oct 19 17:04:34 afaik builds on nfs can have problems with the usage of file locks and all, but I don't really know Oct 19 17:18:50 dtou: I've never personally tried it, but given what I've heard about NFS for homedir usage I can't say I would personally recommend it Oct 19 17:19:27 if nothing else you'd be sacrificing some speed over a local disk Oct 19 17:22:15 What we seem to usually hear is that it works great except that every so often it blows up spectacularly. Oct 19 17:23:22 ugh, yes, nfs homedirs suck Oct 19 18:24:45 Today is a good day. I replaced a Realtek gigabit ethernet port with an Intel 82559 which I think is from last century, and my network performance improved dramatically. Oct 19 18:34:12 bluelightning: kergoth_: We use VMware machines for builds and local fs is not actually local but NFS ot iSCSI with overhead, so using pure NFS for builds is a much better option. Oct 19 18:35:16 bluelightning: kergoth_: Anyhow, is there something that can be done about this script in order to make it work? Oct 19 19:14:39 does pseudo work ok with nfs ? Oct 19 19:14:59 you cand disable pseudo and tread your own path Oct 19 19:22:13 Long story short: It doesn't really, but it mostly fakes it well enough. Oct 19 19:22:29 I have tentative plans to fix the most obvious issue, which is the device number changing. Oct 19 19:22:50 Past that... Our experience has been that we get Really Weird Errors occasionally when trying to do that. Oct 19 20:10:22 RP__: a duplicated commit in master-next Oct 19 20:10:23 Dmitry Eremin-Solenikov (2): default-provider: also define a default provider for gconf-native default-provider: also define a default provider for gconf-native Oct 19 20:10:45 RP__: it seems you need to squash them Oct 19 20:10:57 RP__: or drop them and ask for resend Oct 20 02:32:52 Who has worked on the useradd class? Oct 20 02:32:59 it seems it is not properly working **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Oct 20 02:59:57 2011