**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Apr 18 02:59:58 2013 Apr 18 06:43:53 morning all Apr 18 06:45:45 morning bluelightning Apr 18 06:48:42 morning bluelightning Apr 18 06:53:46 hi mihai, mattnie Apr 18 07:25:21 good morning Apr 18 07:28:51 hi mckoan :) Apr 18 07:35:17 Hi, is there a way to build yocto images from the rpm repo alone? Like with meego image builder.. Apr 18 07:39:50 denix: no, no mention of TARGET_ARCH anywhere Apr 18 07:46:24 I took out rm-work and it doesn't rebuild it now Apr 18 07:48:41 thaytan: rm_work behaviour has improved quite a bit recently Apr 18 07:52:55 FWIW Apr 18 08:54:01 mcfrisk: hej :) Apr 18 08:55:07 Sput: hi Apr 18 08:55:29 mcfrisk: I was wondering why you would ask the same question that I got this morning, and then figured out who you are :) Apr 18 08:56:29 in any case, one can just execute the do_rootfs task, which *should* work, but in the end fails with some buildhistory exception Apr 18 09:00:36 mcfrisk: It has worked in the past and I know people are looking at it in the 1.5 cycle but right now its not supported directly Apr 18 09:05:55 RP, Sput: thanks. I guess it could also be possible to debootstrap and similar rpm package tools to unpack packages from a yocto output repository. Apr 18 09:06:12 mcfrisk: or even use MIC directly, maybe? Apr 18 09:06:36 yep, could be made to work Apr 18 09:07:58 In maemo world images were heavily configured with virtual packages and long dependency chains, I liked the rpm package build and image creation separation in meego. Now yocto has quite deeply merged these two integration steps. Apr 18 09:08:44 mcfrisk: They're not that tightly coupled, we generate the packages, the image creation code then builds images with them based on few inputs Apr 18 09:09:10 mcfrisk: the only tricky part is we have extra data around in the form of pkgdata which we use to make some choices at image construction time Apr 18 09:09:26 all the data is in the packages, its just hard to get at so we have an easier abstraction Apr 18 09:09:42 (particularly since we have to deal with three package formats) Apr 18 11:27:25 re Apr 18 12:03:55 how long danny will be maintained? Apr 18 12:06:22 I didn't find this info in the wiki Apr 18 12:25:11 otavio: it's me the diego.ml@zoho of the mailing list, fyi. programming the fresh build right now Apr 18 12:32:56 panda84kde: oh; cool Apr 18 12:33:03 panda84kde: let me know how it goes for you Apr 18 12:33:13 otavio: just tested. Fail. Apr 18 12:33:24 panda84kde: I have some more patches for rolling out today but does not affect this Apr 18 12:33:24 [484343.712] (II) VIVANTE(0): test Initializing EXA Apr 18 12:33:28 and nothing more Apr 18 12:33:28 panda84kde: which machine? Apr 18 12:33:36 nitrogen6x Apr 18 12:33:46 rev1 Apr 18 12:33:50 panda84kde: curious Apr 18 12:33:56 zedii, got a minute for hopefully a stupid problem? Apr 18 12:34:00 panda84kde: and which image? Apr 18 12:34:07 fsl-image-gui Apr 18 12:38:40 panda84kde: and it does not show the dri init? Apr 18 12:39:32 same exact thing on a nitrogen6x rev2 board and an LVDS panel Apr 18 12:40:11 otavio: fulll log. http://pastebin.com/JjzDCpEH Apr 18 12:40:24 how do the kenel tools work out KARCH? Apr 18 12:40:30 that is the question! Apr 18 12:41:19 [4112707.854] (II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/libdri.so Apr 18 12:41:19 [4112707.969] (II) Module dri: vendor="X.Org Foundation" Apr 18 12:41:27 panda84kde: this should have failed Apr 18 12:43:10 ok, fixing manually to see if it works Apr 18 12:43:12 Crofton|work, pong Apr 18 12:43:17 hey Apr 18 12:43:22 I've got a stupid issue Apr 18 12:43:32 using linux-yocto-custom Apr 18 12:44:04 http://pastebin.com/ue6c9nKk Apr 18 12:44:15 this is git repo + defconfig Apr 18 12:44:56 interesting. can you pastebin the meta-series ? Apr 18 12:45:00 sure Apr 18 12:45:09 it seems to be missing things :) Apr 18 12:45:35 * zedii smells a bug :P Apr 18 12:46:15 http://pastebin.com/Cxr1Ka1D Apr 18 12:47:02 I have siilar stuff for the product that shall remain nameless that works :) Apr 18 12:47:33 which seems odd to me Apr 18 12:47:49 hmm. yup. way empty. but yet this was tested not three days ago. Apr 18 12:47:51 otavio: you are right. Wrong link :) Correct paste here: http://pastebin.com/Pqh1wtEa Apr 18 12:48:06 three days is an eternity Apr 18 12:48:14 I am not saying my configs are "corect" Apr 18 12:48:18 libdri.so now fails, but result doesn't change Apr 18 12:48:25 Crofton|work, to answer your question. KARCH comes from the top level board description, which should be generated for a custom board on your behalf. Apr 18 12:48:27 but the weird thing is I swear this worked recently Apr 18 12:48:34 heh. I'm swearing. Apr 18 12:48:45 generated by who? Apr 18 12:48:57 * Crofton|work does not used automegical tools Apr 18 12:49:31 the tools themselves, just a small entry point, to prevent the masses from needing it :) Apr 18 12:49:38 ok Apr 18 12:49:51 Crofton|work, without handing away anything I can't see, what's the easiest way for me to try this here? Apr 18 12:50:10 let me update soemthing on github Apr 18 12:52:48 zedii, https://github.com/balister/meta-ettus/commits/e100-updates Apr 18 12:53:11 bacially, I am trying to get some old stuff working again Apr 18 12:53:21 I fear I missed some small but critical detail Apr 18 12:53:22 np. I'm cloning it now. Apr 18 12:53:46 however, hopefully my failings help you harden the code :) Apr 18 12:54:08 heh. no doubt. I always say "thanks" to bug reports .. but it always feels wrong :P Apr 18 12:55:31 Crofton|work: heh, poor Bruce is pestered by us abusing of kernel-tools in unproper ways... Apr 18 12:55:54 * zedii is just pestered by his crappy assumptions as he removes years of cruft :P Apr 18 12:58:04 I am tryin gto work in such a way that in ten years when lnux-tocto uses a linux version that supports vendor hardware without a million patches, the kconf frags just work Apr 18 12:58:54 Crofton|work, so it's the e100-updates branch ? Apr 18 12:58:55 oh, I'm almost there with devices now out-of-production Apr 18 12:59:00 yes Apr 18 12:59:11 ant_work, rofl Apr 18 12:59:24 ant_work, btw how easy is it to buy sim cards in Italy Apr 18 12:59:27 ..but regulatly broken by upstream changes untested on old hw Apr 18 13:00:33 Crofton|work: really easy Apr 18 13:00:43 you can have one for free generally :) Apr 18 13:01:13 Crofton|work: hm.. rechargeable is easy but I don't know if foreigers need to show id-card like we do Apr 18 13:01:33 it's all registered.... Apr 18 13:02:18 I saw something on needing an id card Apr 18 13:07:10 I have some problems to compile qt4. I have paste it here: http://pastie.org/private/oft6ttf8whvz0a13qmwcq -- have someone a solution for this? Saerching with google brings me only to gcc-bugs from 2007. Apr 18 13:09:12 Crofton|work, I launched a build .. it's fetching. I'll let you know when I find the problem. Apr 18 13:11:13 thanks Apr 18 13:11:20 I have to run an errnad for my wife Apr 18 14:00:41 I started with developing own applikations and read the dev-manual, I want to add a simple helloworld.c to my image, but now I have 2 questions. It requires a recipe that has the file listed in the SRC_URI variable. Do I have to ad e. g. in meta-yocto-bsp/recipes-core/packagegroup-core-base.bbappend and insert SRC_URI to it? Apr 18 14:02:59 I did not get familiar with the documentation in my opionen there are missing some steps for beginners Apr 18 14:05:45 I am at 5.3.1 @ http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/1.4/dev-manual/dev-manual.html#usingpoky-extend-addpkg-singlec Apr 18 14:34:59 Crofton|work, good news. and bad news. your board configures and works perfectly for me. Can you pastebin me your layer hashes ? Apr 18 14:35:34 otavio: are you working on the issue by being able to reproduce the problem on the Nitrogen6x board, or are just working on it? Apr 18 14:35:56 panda84kde: I am finishing a new build to start checking it Apr 18 14:36:31 perfect. if you want me i'm here. Apr 18 15:51:33 otavio: I'm leaving but I'll take a look at the mailing list. Apr 18 16:41:29 zeddii, bother Apr 18 16:41:43 let me try dropping layers first Apr 18 16:41:49 maybe there is some weird conflict Apr 18 16:43:34 FWIW: here's my configure log: http://pastebin.com/WiYEbrTc, I'm not up to date as of a few hours ago, I'll pull again and retry as well. Apr 18 16:44:59 I removed all layers but oecore and ran cleansstate build Apr 18 16:45:13 and it had the issue, so starting from completely clean now Apr 18 16:45:24 meta = "master:2453504004cfb6c9b5030b557f421e580802a280" Apr 18 16:45:24 e100-bsp = "e100-updates:a380993e2a4dfa89b8e49313ff5cb6e5baa6e778" Apr 18 16:45:39 it iwll be a while, but I have a call in a few minutes Apr 18 16:45:43 need to get sip on again Apr 18 16:45:53 * zeddii nods Apr 18 16:49:08 blew up again Apr 18 16:49:09 wtf Apr 18 16:49:22 on those revs Apr 18 16:49:34 maybe I should go backwards on oe-core Apr 18 16:49:41 * Crofton|work curses sip Apr 18 16:54:59 hmm Apr 18 16:55:36 there was a bug in linux-yocto custom, but it was fixed. hmm. Apr 18 17:27:08 zeddii, I ran some build on random checkouts and still fails Apr 18 17:27:14 weird wierd wierd Apr 18 17:29:46 argh. I need a way to see it. Apr 18 17:30:09 Crofton|work, here's the meta-series that was produced for my build: http://pastebin.com/Mv561vjm Apr 18 17:30:16 you can see that I have the important missing parts. Apr 18 17:30:48 this is on F17 Apr 18 17:31:01 how are they generated? Apr 18 17:31:04 random ubuntu here. Apr 18 17:31:13 hmm. could definitely be a host thing then. Apr 18 17:31:20 I need to dig up a F17 box. Apr 18 17:31:21 that is what worries me Apr 18 17:31:40 give me a few minutes. I'll see what I can find. Apr 18 17:32:04 * Crofton|work grasps at straws Apr 18 17:37:27 Crofton|work, I have a machine to use here. will let you know once I'm setup. Apr 18 17:37:34 thanks Apr 18 17:38:09 after i get off this call, I'll either dig further, or do a test build of gnuradio next :) Apr 18 17:38:26 go for the latter, until I come back with wild claims it works :P Apr 18 17:38:48 thanks Apr 18 17:38:50 I owe Apr 18 17:38:52 you Apr 18 17:38:55 Crofton|work, 32 or 64 bit ? I have a choice here, might as well make it exaclty the same. Apr 18 17:39:01 64 Apr 18 17:39:10 cool. Apr 18 17:39:31 there is a gnuradio release coming up and I haven't run it through the recipe lately to look for pain inflicted Apr 18 17:39:37 by devs :) Apr 18 17:39:55 never! pain by devs ? Apr 18 18:10:06 hello. does bitbake can download git repository on ssh Protocol? Apr 18 18:14:58 can bitbake handle '@' in directory name ? Apr 18 18:15:06 i am seeing interesting problem Apr 18 18:32:47 Crofton|work, F17 worked here. W.T.F. Apr 18 18:32:51 http://pastebin.com/8hxyw4bv Apr 18 18:33:25 I build only against oe-core Apr 18 18:33:27 ? Apr 18 18:35:43 I'll clone that then! Apr 18 18:36:31 that should work Apr 18 18:36:43 I suspect I am one of the few people doing minimal builds Apr 18 18:37:18 no worries. easy for me to clone and rebuild on this VM. Apr 18 18:38:52 heh Apr 18 18:38:57 I figured you had something like that Apr 18 18:39:05 I ahve the gnuradio build going Apr 18 18:39:30 I need to clean off the old machines and update them for this purpose Apr 18 18:43:16 zeddii, you can't think of anything stupid I could do to make this happen? Apr 18 18:45:35 nope. everything you have is fine. Apr 18 18:46:03 so I want to hunt this down, since the dumb probably lies between my keyboard and chair :P Apr 18 18:46:22 * zeddii clones bitbake Apr 18 18:47:22 hmm Apr 18 18:47:46 is what I have Apr 18 18:47:50 414fe98fe367ba44ea0fd20d8fe1296bcef58ea6 Apr 18 18:52:01 at the very least a better message would help :) Apr 18 18:56:09 414fe98fe367ba44ea0fd20d8fe1296bcef58ea6 ? Apr 18 19:24:14 zeddii, bitbake version Apr 18 19:27:44 aha. ok. let me confirm that here. I'm still waiting for the kernel to fetch. not sure why it's taking so long. Apr 18 19:33:16 Crofton|work, zeddii: what issue are you hitting ,out of curiosity? Apr 18 19:36:48 issue building with linux-yocto-custom Apr 18 19:36:55 or do you need more details? Apr 18 19:37:06 ah Apr 18 19:37:17 no, was just curious, and i've never used that, so not going to be of much help :) Apr 18 19:37:22 Crofton|work, *still* works for me. Apr 18 19:37:25 http://pastebin.com/HfJQD9ee Apr 18 19:37:29 @#$ Apr 18 19:37:53 bother Apr 18 19:38:05 I won't be able to look hard until Monday Apr 18 19:38:12 seriously. I just want to see it break, so I can poke at the wreckage. Apr 18 19:38:17 I need to not work tomorrow Apr 18 19:38:23 I'll keep looking at it, I don't want to be in your way. Apr 18 19:38:31 heh. I planned on not working tomorrow too :P Apr 18 19:38:34 BB_VERSION = "1.17.1" Apr 18 19:38:49 hmm Apr 18 19:39:14 there shouldn't be any hooks between the two, I just reset mine to the commit you mentioned. Apr 18 19:39:29 and started another. Apr 18 19:40:43 still works! http://pastebin.com/0dbJZ6Xv Apr 18 19:51:15 in the good news department, I downloaed my dive computer into subsruface Apr 18 20:32:53 * mranostay waves Apr 18 21:13:06 anyone tried to use a PREMIRROR for a file:// SRC_URI before? Apr 18 22:04:31 howdy darknighte Apr 18 22:05:01 how's it going mranostay?! been a bit... Apr 18 22:05:14 you at collab? Apr 18 22:06:59 snuck in on Tuesday and Wedneday Apr 18 22:07:06 *Wednesday Apr 18 22:08:31 ka6sox: well back to land of the living^H^H^HHnerds Apr 18 23:40:26 Gah, this gettext madness is biting me hard Apr 18 23:40:56 when you have GPLv3 in INCOMPATIBLE_LICENSE, you end up with new (0.18) gettext-minimal-native and gettext-native, but old (0.16) target gettext Apr 18 23:41:08 but of course the aclocal paths for both native and target end up in the aclocal search path Apr 18 23:41:31 so it's possible for it to pick up the 0.16 macros and try to use that with projects whose po/Makefile.in.in came from 0.17 or 0.18 Apr 18 23:42:04 and thats assuming that 0.18's tools are compatible with 0.16 on the target Apr 18 23:42:21 and i have no clue when it is and when it isn't safe to run autopoint vs gettextize, and when to use one vs the other Apr 18 23:42:32 Anyone know more about gettext around that can advise? Apr 18 23:42:57 * kergoth thinks there isn't a great deal of testing happening with INCOMPATIBLE_LICENSE usage Apr 18 23:59:42 kergoth: I think we explicitly say you're not meant to change INCOMPATIBLE_LICENSE with the same tmpdir Apr 18 23:59:56 in the manual, that is Apr 19 02:24:49 hah. I don't know how I missed it, but the python standard library already provides a module for determining a python script's imports -- http://docs.python.org/2/library/modulefinder. could use that to implement automatic python rdeps even more trivially **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Apr 19 02:59:58 2013