**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Mar 15 02:59:58 2014 Mar 15 11:01:43 hi everyone. Looks like #poky channel is somewhat quiet right now, let me ask here Mar 15 11:01:54 I'm trying to build an image for Intel Galileo board and the BSP has a setup script, which fetches poky sources, among other things Mar 15 11:02:03 it worked just several days ago, but now it fails like that: Mar 15 11:02:13 subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command 'git fetch origin --depth=3 tags/dylan-9.0.2:tags/dylan-9.0.2' returned non-zero exit status 128 Mar 15 11:02:25 and if I try it manually I get: Mar 15 11:02:35 git fetch origin --depth=3 tags/dylan-9.0.2:tags/dylan-9.0.2 Mar 15 11:02:45 fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly Mar 15 11:02:57 fatal: protocol error: bad pack header Mar 15 11:03:11 looking at the repo using browser - it seems to be ok Mar 15 11:03:26 and it's apparently not my ISP or system problem - there's at least one more report from user in the Intel Embedded community Mar 15 11:03:42 any ideas what's that? Mar 15 16:19:46 After compiling a distribution with Yocto, I'm looking at the license.manifest file. It seems like it's mostly GPLv2, LGPLv2.1, BSD and MIT (also zlib, PD, GPLv3). What practical consequences does this have for the use of the distribution? Mar 15 16:22:52 nothing really Mar 15 16:22:59 unless there are licenses you are trying to avoid Mar 15 16:35:43 skfax: open source licenses are not EULAs, so there's nothing to consider for *use*.... only (re)distribution. Mar 15 16:51:38 i love mining config.log for the relevant fail... not Mar 15 17:12:11 is there anyone who's in charge with the git.yoctoproject.org support? there are some errors when fetching the poky repo, which, as google suggests, may be related to resource problems at the server side. And everything worked fine a week or so ago. Mar 15 17:16:57 the error is nicely demonstrated here: https://communities.intel.com/message/227798#227798 Mar 15 17:27:02 does anyone sees this message at all? Could you please confirm if you see this? :) Mar 15 17:29:19 y Mar 15 17:30:34 thanks! :) it almost looked like I'm talking to myself, but now I know there's just no one, who could help :) Appreciate your confirmation. Mar 15 17:31:17 halstead: ^ Mar 15 17:35:54 AlexT: it seems its trying to shallow out the repo Mar 15 17:35:59 but there is no clone Mar 15 17:36:20 so may be a shallow clone should be created Mar 15 17:38:30 khem: thanks. looking at the script, which does all that stuff, shallow clone is exactly what it tries to create (and it worked just fine ever since Galileo was released till today) Mar 15 17:39:46 it does midir+git init+adds a remote pointing to poky repo+does a git fetch --depth=3 Mar 15 17:40:07 *"midir" is actually "mkdir" Mar 15 17:40:38 and that --depth=3 is what breaks it now. if I remove that - it works fine Mar 15 17:40:45 it really seems to be a problem with git.yp.org Mar 15 17:41:01 you should email yocto@yoctoproject.org Mar 15 17:41:19 okay, thanks for the pointer, will do Mar 15 17:41:34 yeah its certainly a server issue Mar 15 18:12:38 can anyone see wtf is going on here? i just built lxdm about a week ago, then after a pull a few things broke in meta-openembedded Mar 15 18:12:52 http://www.gentoogeek.org/files/lxdm-fail_config.log Mar 15 18:13:18 i fixed the libxfce4ui recipe, but i still get this fail on lxdm Mar 15 18:17:12 afaict, those look normal/benign to me Mar 15 18:17:43 see http://www.openembedded.org/wiki/Bitbake_World_Status you're not the only one Mar 15 18:24:38 awesome Mar 15 20:53:52 hello Mar 15 21:00:07 how one chooses specific recipe version if multiple are present? Mar 15 21:02:51 PREFERRED_VERSION_recipename = "version" Mar 15 21:02:56 see also the docs on yoctoproject.org Mar 15 21:24:59 kergoth: thank you Mar 15 21:31:50 evening all Mar 15 22:11:14 does anyone know if usbserial module is active by default? Mar 15 22:46:49 depends on kernel config Mar 15 22:47:04 and there are a *lot* of usb serial modules... Mar 15 23:19:16 im using a minnowboard, so it looks like I could add kernel modules in conf/machine/minnow.conf? Mar 15 23:19:19 sorry, new to this. Mar 15 23:19:55 and specically, im trying to get an ftdi usb serial adapter recognized Mar 15 23:46:31 aalt: plug it in and check 'dmesg' and 'lsmod' ;-) Mar 15 23:46:53 aalt: if you plug it in and see /dev/ttyUSB.* pop up in dmesg and in /dev/*, it probably works Mar 16 02:18:57 Marex: I've checked both. Neither shows up, but I wasn't sure if that was normal behavior. Mar 16 02:20:26 i can find it in lsusb, but lsmod and dmesg don't have entries, so it doesnt seem the minnowboard conf is setup for it. Mar 16 02:50:00 aalt_: check your kernel recipe and see if uses a custom defconfig Mar 16 02:51:04 the default rpi recipe copies it from the kernel source tree so i hacked it a little to use my own config Mar 16 02:52:55 you can do a "bitbake virtual/kernel -c menuconfig" to make your custom config **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Mar 16 02:59:59 2014