**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Jan 19 02:59:59 2013 Jan 19 06:53:04 hi I have a location SRC_URI = "http://git.opensvc.com/multipath-tools/.git;protocol=git", this is a git address, it seems it doesn't handle it, or something wrong with me Jan 19 07:41:25 lyang0: doesn't bitbake give you an error on that? Jan 19 07:48:29 it give no error Jan 19 07:49:00 just go to next step , try to find my COPING, then it tells me it can't find Jan 19 07:52:10 lyang0: try git:// in url and protocol=http instead, e.g. git://url.here/something.git;protocol=http Jan 19 07:52:58 I just tried git git://url.here/something.git, it failed to git somethiing Jan 19 07:53:20 but works with git http://url.here/something.git Jan 19 07:53:44 s/git/git clone Jan 19 07:54:28 works with git clone http://url.here/something.git, but failed with git clone git://url.here/something.git Jan 19 07:54:54 I don't know if this fail means your method will fail too Jan 19 07:55:33 lyang0: yes, that's the case when you're using `git clone`, but for SRC_URI in bb recipes, you need to use git://....protocol=http Jan 19 07:55:55 ok Jan 19 07:56:14 I will try it layer, I change change a git to tar.bz, I will change back Jan 19 08:04:00 fatal: reference is not a tree: c23c0d33ed98a1dcee40115018b73cb3d4cda8d7 Jan 19 08:04:29 SRC_URI = "git://git.opensvc.com/multipath-tools/.git;protocol=http" Jan 19 08:20:26 that seems to be a git error of `git checkout` Jan 19 08:29:59 it hasn't clone Jan 19 09:16:00 hello all, could anybody give me a hint of how to create a root access to a core-image-base built , please ? Jan 19 09:25:45 fake_root Jan 19 09:26:15 just serach it Jan 19 09:26:22 I will thanks Jan 19 09:27:24 something like Jan 19 09:27:26 fakeroot do_install() Jan 19 09:27:37 search fakeroot not fake_root Jan 19 10:15:49 does anybody know if I have to have a proper root access to modprobe a driver in core-image-base built ? Jan 19 10:17:41 I have a long lasting trouble to find the reason why 'modprobe wlcore_sdio' complains about that it can not find the firmware in firmware/ti-connectivity ... everything is clearly in place in the FS Jan 19 21:29:21 fray: another interesting issue I am running into is when I am trying to do a populate_sdk on mutlilibbed image Jan 19 21:29:34 fray: Computing transaction...error: Can't install libgcc1-4.7.2-r14.0@ppc64e5500: it can't coexist with libgcc1-4.7.2-r14.0@lib32_ppce5500 Jan 19 21:30:09 fray: the last issue I reported was with ppc64 w/o multilib Jan 19 21:30:14 this one is with multilib **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Jan 20 02:59:58 2013