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Nov 23 05:38:04 <linu> hi all i have been trying to compile a cmux source to arm-poky-linux-gnueabi-gcc it throws me the error http://pastebin.com/fi3epKsQ can you help me to solve this issues
Nov 23 05:55:12 <nerdboy> missing headers
Nov 23 05:55:17 <nerdboy> got sysroot?
Nov 23 05:59:16 <linu> nerdboy, yes yes i got sysroot and i installed that in /opt
Nov 23 06:03:12 <linu> nerdboy, i waitin for your answer bcz struggling with that error
Nov 23 06:07:22 <elango> hi yocto. I am facing a error of  http://pastebin.com/w7LDJKwV  when compiling mplayer. The error pointing with mesa missing its licence file. So i cleaned the package and rebuild again. But it again points the same error. Wat i am missing?
Nov 23 06:07:39 <linu> nerdboy, it requires which header and want to copy that to sysroot?
Nov 23 06:17:56 <nerdboy> i think you just need an -I/path/to/include for your sysroot
Nov 23 06:19:22 <nerdboy> do a "find /path/to/include -name \*.h | xargs grep fd_set
Nov 23 06:19:36 <nerdboy> s/"//
Nov 23 06:21:27 <nerdboy> do you have select.h in your sysroot?
Nov 23 06:29:09 <nerdboy> a) don't use x86 headers, and b) don't just copy things to /blah/blah/include unless that's where it actually lives
Nov 23 06:29:54 <nerdboy> that one should be included as <sys/select.h> so it needs to be in /blah/blah/include/sys
Nov 23 06:32:11 <nerdboy> so you would add -I/blah/blah/include to your makefile
Nov 23 06:34:13 <nerdboy> a little easier if you define SYSROOT ?= /blah/blah and use -I$(SYSROOT)/usr/include
Nov 23 06:37:46 <linu> nerdboy, yes it is type defined so i just include <sys/select.h> header as you said,now it compiled, thanks.
Nov 23 07:40:28 <elango> hi yocto. I am facing a error of  http://pastebin.com/w7LDJKwV  when compiling mplayer. The error pointing with mesa missing its licence file. So i cleaned the package and rebuild again. But it again points the same error. Wat i am missing?
Nov 23 12:35:03 <fatal> hello, does anyone here hav experience with Toradex Colibri T30 / Iris carrier board? ... trying to get it booting from sd card, but apparently there's something more needed then what I have done and the docs I've found are a bit vague.
Nov 23 16:28:52 <alex_kag> hello. tell me the easiest way to switch branches to build a repository of recipes? for example - have a recipe test.bb, it is necessary to switch between the repository branch master and develop. it is the easiest to implement?
Nov 23 16:29:46 <alex_kag>  Ideally - generally between 2 repositories.
Nov 23 18:32:04 <tumble_> hello
Nov 23 18:32:57 <tumble_> I'm trying to switch from using PACKAGE_CLASSES ?= "package_rpm" to using PACKAGE_CLASSES ?= "package_ipk" so I can use opkg for package management,
Nov 23 18:33:24 <tumble_> but I find when I do the image yocto generates doesn't boot, /etc (among other things) is completely missing
Nov 23 18:33:35 <tumble_> what do I need to do to switch properly from rpm to ipk ?
Nov 23 18:35:20 <tumble_> (the boot error is "[    3.004353] Kernel panic - not syncing: No init found.... "  fwiw)
Nov 23 18:35:45 <bluelightning> tumble_: that is the only change that should be needed
Nov 23 18:35:53 <bluelightning> something very strange is going on in your setup...
Nov 23 18:36:26 <tumble_> ok, I tried removing the tmp directory completely and rebuilding, but same problem
Nov 23 18:37:04 <bluelightning> which version of the build system are you using?
Nov 23 18:37:16 <tumble_> I'm basically following these instructions: http://www.elinux.org/Getting_started_with_Yocto_on_Wandboard
Nov 23 18:38:29 <tumble_> BitBake Build Tool Core version 1.21.0, bitbake version 1.21.0
Nov 23 18:39:15 <bluelightning> ok so you're building master
Nov 23 18:40:04 <bluelightning>  /etc is produced by a number of different recipes, I can't imagine what would cause you to have no files there
Nov 23 18:40:27 <tumble_> actually, I'm not sure if it's master...I used:
Nov 23 18:40:28 <tumble_> repo init -u https://github.com/Freescale/fsl-community-bsp-platform -b dylan
Nov 23 18:40:30 <tumble_> I think
Nov 23 18:40:40 <tumble_> let me try re-running that with master instead
Nov 23 18:40:50 <bluelightning> well, that's not what I was suggesting
Nov 23 18:40:59 <bluelightning> 1.21 is the latest version of bitbake
Nov 23 18:41:09 <tumble_> ah ok
Nov 23 18:41:10 <bluelightning> which would suggest that you're building master
Nov 23 18:41:19 <bluelightning> I have to step out I'm afraid
Nov 23 18:41:25 <bluelightning> bbl
Nov 23 18:42:10 <tumble_> I can see that ipk files are being built in the right output directories, but the rootfs isn't getting populated in the sdcard image
Nov 23 18:42:20 <tumble_> is there something that would cause them to get stripped from the resulting sdcard image ?
Nov 23 18:49:17 <nerdboy> missing depends maybe?
Nov 23 18:50:03 <nerdboy> if the ipks are built but not installed in the rootfs, then you either need RDEPENDS somewhere or you can add the packages to your image recipe
Nov 23 18:52:38 <nerdboy> tumble_: is it creating a rootfs image at all?
Nov 23 20:09:37 <BCMM> if i want to manually compile something using the toolchain bitbake already made for me, where do i find the compiler and how can i make the right paths get used?
Nov 23 20:13:36 <nerdboy> you can build meta-toolchain-sdk and put it where you want it...
Nov 23 20:33:21 <BCMM> nerdboy: as in, extract the package that makes somewhere?
Nov 23 20:36:03 <nerdboy> yes, as in untar it to /opt or whatever
Nov 23 20:36:21 <nerdboy> sorry, it's a shell archinve
Nov 23 20:37:49 <BCMM> nerdboy: thanks
Nov 23 21:38:54 <tumble_> nerdboy: yes, it is creating a rootfs, there's just a bunch of stuff missing
Nov 23 21:39:17 <tumble_> switching back to package_rpm works perfectly
Nov 23 21:40:20 <nerdboy> so rpms get installed correctly but ipks don't?
Nov 23 21:40:51 <nerdboy> that doesn't make sense...
Nov 23 21:40:57 <tumble_> yeah it doesn't make sense
Nov 23 21:41:13 <tumble_> I can see the ipk file products themselves
Nov 23 21:41:20 <tumble_> but the rootfs doesn't contain them or eg /etc
Nov 23 21:41:47 <tumble_> is there something I should look for from the output of bitbake -e <myimage> ?
Nov 23 21:45:55 <nerdboy> depends on what's different between doing that with just rpms configured vs. just ipks
Nov 23 21:46:04 <nerdboy> worth a look tho
Nov 23 21:46:44 <tumble_> using bitbake -v during the build I see a bunch of output like this:
Nov 23 21:48:01 <tumble_> INSTALLING foo.ipk to rootfs
Nov 23 21:50:30 <tumble_> that's before do_rootfs runs though...looks like do_rootfs is mostly writing to /usr
Nov 23 22:11:41 <tumble_> so weird if I look at the output directory  ls tmp/work/wandboard_dual-poky-linux-gnueabi/todd-new/1.0-r0/rootfs/etc/
Nov 23 22:11:45 <tumble_> it's full of all the right stuff
Nov 23 22:11:52 <tumble_> but somehow that does not get copied into the sdcard image
Nov 23 22:18:05 <tumble_> yeah him /etc is completely missing from the yocto generated .ext3 file which eventually being built into the sdcard file
Nov 23 22:22:14 <nerdboy> damn, weirder still...
Nov 23 22:22:55 <tumble_> so I guess something is failing in do_rootfs
Nov 24 02:52:18 <tumble_> hello
Nov 24 02:52:24 <tumble_> It appears that copying the files to the ext3 / sdcard image is failing in populate-extfs.sh I see a series of these errors:  copy_file: Could not allocate block in ext2 filesystem  Any idea what might cause this?  I've verified that the initial .tar archive and the bz2 contain the right files.
Nov 24 02:55:00 <tumble_> also seeing these:
Nov 24 02:55:05 <tumble_> symlink: Could not allocate block in ext2 filesystem while expanding directory
Nov 24 02:55:16 <tumble_> very strange...nothing of the sort happens when using package_rpm
Nov 24 02:55:24 <tumble_> only when using package_ipk
Nov 24 02:57:42 <nerdboy> maybe it miscalculates the size of the image?
Nov 24 02:57:58 <nerdboy> that was my ass talking btw...
Nov 24 02:58:21 <nerdboy> does sound like not enough space tho
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