**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Mar 19 02:59:58 2014 Mar 19 07:22:14 I added iperf to my image, autotools package. it builds and installs the binary, but the installation of man pages fails ("will not overwrite just-created iperf.1" error) Mar 19 07:22:29 is there some way I can change the recipe so that the man pages are not built or installed? Mar 19 08:07:56 ok, solution was to add manual install commands in do_install function. Mar 19 08:27:24 what does "distroless" mean in the yocto/OE-world? isn't all assemblies of baked recipes that form a linux system in fact a distro? is distroless == untitled distro? Mar 19 08:32:31 Hi, we are using Kontron PC104 MOPS. (AMD™ LX800 500 MHz) Is ist possible to get yocto running on these machines? e.g. with this : Intel x86 based PCs and devices (genericx86) 10.0.0 "Dora" ?? Mar 19 08:32:46 good morning Mar 19 08:32:56 morning Mar 19 09:30:18 DesyCWS: genericx86 will tune for atom+, so you might have illegal instructions. if you have a specific cpu then doing a custom bsp is fairly simple and will give a performance boost by using all the cpu features you have Mar 19 09:39:53 @rburton : Thanks for your response. We will take a look at it. Mar 19 09:41:59 bluelightning: hi. the patch works perfectly! it would be great to have it included by default for the next release... Mar 19 09:42:17 ionte: ok, great :) I will send it for inclusion in 1.5.2 Mar 19 09:42:28 it'll definitely be in 1.6 already Mar 19 09:42:33 morning all Mar 19 10:47:19 so.. i've run into another problem that i don't know how to debug: Mar 19 10:47:43 i have this SRC_URI in a recipe: "git://jonatan_cmteknik@bitbucket.org/cmteknik/ra.git;protocol=https;branch=master" Mar 19 10:47:50 and SRCREV="${AUTOREV}" Mar 19 10:48:34 but when running bitbake it gets stucked in do_fetch of that recipe Mar 19 10:49:07 verbose and debug flags does not say anything helpful... Mar 19 10:49:08 any ideas? Mar 19 10:53:14 or is there a better way to fetch source from a private bitbucket git? Mar 19 11:06:54 i changed my SRC_URI to: SRC_URI = "git://git@bitbucket.org/cmteknik/ra.git;protocol=ssh" Mar 19 11:14:46 hello. i am anuja . a fourth year undergraduate student persuing double majors in computer science and mathematics Mar 19 11:17:05 ionte: and that fixed it? Mar 19 11:17:09 anuja__: hi there Mar 19 11:18:48 i am well versed in c ,c++,python and java.. I would be interested in working with your organisation. Mar 19 11:19:51 i apologize for being late in contacting your organisation. The deadline for the application is today 7.pm utc...is there any possibility that i can still work with the organisation/ Mar 19 11:20:10 ? Mar 19 11:20:56 anuja__: sorry, which programme is that deadline for? Mar 19 11:21:23 opw applications deadline is today Mar 19 11:21:27 ah right ok Mar 19 11:22:11 the application deadline is today and first contribution dealine is 31st march Mar 19 11:22:28 bluelightning: well, i wrote that because at first it didn't, but then all of a sudden it worked. not sure why... Mar 19 11:22:50 anuja__: so the person who is our OPW organiser (Beth Flanagan, pidge on here) lives in the US, so she's not online atm, but she should be here before 7PM UTC Mar 19 11:23:09 ok Mar 19 11:23:18 thanks a lot :) Mar 19 11:23:20 ionte: could have been a connectivity issue perhaps? Mar 19 11:23:23 anuja__: np Mar 19 11:23:46 anuja__: if I see her online I'll point her to this channel Mar 19 11:24:19 surely, thanks again:) Mar 19 11:27:02 bluelightning: might be. but the build printed the shell command it used. when i run it outside the build it worked. then when rebuilding, it failed again ... anyway, it works now... Mar 19 11:27:38 ionte: I've seen that kind of behaviour before, but I don't know how it could be explained other than being connectivity related Mar 19 11:28:39 but there are so many questions... :) now i'm trying to use distutils to install a python package but it fails because setup.py is not found. it seems to run from the work dir but the code is fetched to work/git (so there is a "(workdir)/git/setup.py" but no "git/setup.py") Mar 19 11:29:15 how to handle that? should i change the cwd somehow or fetch source directly into the work dir root in some way? Mar 19 11:30:54 ionte: it sounds like you just need to set S to point to the right directory Mar 19 11:32:23 ionte: usually S = "${WORKDIR}/git" is the right value for a recipe fetching from git Mar 19 11:32:48 bluelightning: ok, thanks Mar 19 11:33:36 yes, that did it Mar 19 12:42:43 Pidge, are you there? Mar 19 14:05:38 another problem. i have a recipe for an application that is fetched from a git repository. this recipe is called: meta-ra/recipes-ra/ra Mar 19 14:06:38 according to the manual bitbake should be able to notice new revisions ("5.15 Using an External SCM") Mar 19 14:06:49 so i've added this to build/conf/local.conf: Mar 19 14:07:00 SRCREV_pn-ra = "${AUTOREV}" Mar 19 14:07:25 but it does not work: the recipe is not rebuilt when i push a change. Mar 19 14:07:27 any ideas? Mar 19 14:11:09 no, wait. that's if the recipe itself is on git. which it is. but that's not what i wanted. Mar 19 14:17:38 i've also added SRCREV="${AUTOREV}" to my recipe, but still bitbake does not detect when a new revision has been pushed Mar 19 14:30:28 ok, seems i must update PV as well... PV="0.0.0-${SRCPV}" Mar 19 14:43:23 ionte: would you be able to send an update to the docs to reflect that problem please? Mar 19 14:45:15 RP: not sure how to do that.. and i'm really just getting started ... i don't have much of a clue what i'm doing ;) Mar 19 14:46:15 ionte: ok, I will send a note to our tech writer about this Mar 19 14:47:21 thanks Mar 19 14:47:27 ok, so... next problem Mar 19 14:48:40 i have added python (python 2.7.3) to my image. it works, but for some reason base64.py is not included! Mar 19 14:49:17 i'm absolutely clueless.. the log.do_install says it installs it in /usr/lib/python2.7, but it's not there. all other python modules are though.... Mar 19 14:49:31 ionte: the python modules are pretty granular so I'd guess its in a package you didn't include Mar 19 14:50:15 RP: base64 is part of the standard python library and as far as i can see it *is* installed (log.do_install...) ... Mar 19 14:50:43 ionte: try installing python-modules which pulls in all the python modules Mar 19 14:50:54 ok! Mar 19 14:53:28 it worked! Mar 19 15:16:35 RP: so, i've run into another module that's part of the standard library that was not included. i've been looking for where "python-modules" is defined, but i can't find it ... ? Mar 19 15:16:55 the only files i've found are in my build/tmp directory Mar 19 15:19:27 Crofton|work: are you on the phone? Mar 19 15:19:38 no Mar 19 15:19:42 np Mar 19 15:19:52 hmm, advocacy? Mar 19 15:19:58 yep Mar 19 15:21:29 Hi folks - is there a way to use the runqemu infrastructure to launch multiple instances of the rootfs/kernel simultaneously? Mar 19 15:22:48 I found where python-modules is defined (recipes-devtools/python/python-2.7-manifest.inc) Mar 19 15:24:00 However, the python package I'm missing ("wsgiref") is not in that file... Mar 19 16:01:34 Crofton|work: I listened only Mar 19 16:04:12 np Mar 19 16:22:44 khem: humm; this seems like a regression as it used to work fine Mar 19 16:23:03 :( Mar 19 16:31:30 RP: is people seeing problems with bitbake being stuck in cleanall? Mar 19 16:36:29 otavio: there were problems with hanging bitbake's, you need lastest master Mar 19 16:37:28 ionte: If it isn't listed, perhaps try and see which package it does get put into Mar 19 16:37:55 ionte: look at the packages-split directory under tmp/work/*/python// Mar 19 16:38:41 RP: it is supposed to have been fixed in today's tip? Mar 19 16:38:47 otavio: yes Mar 19 16:39:15 otavio: I killed the child signal handler code. Was this with python 2.7.3? Mar 19 16:41:26 RP: 12.04 Ubuntu version Mar 19 16:41:42 moin Mar 19 16:47:11 RP: friday build worked; monday seems to be broken (this what they passed me). I asked for DDD output in case it hungs. Mar 19 16:49:16 otavio: I suspect you'll see nothing. A process will be stuck at 100% cpu and if you strace -p it, it will show loops around wait() returning an ECHILD error Mar 19 16:49:46 RP: She is trying right now. Mar 19 16:50:30 I would *love* someone to catch that error under gdb withg python extensions to get a proper backtrace Mar 19 16:50:45 I think it will lead to subprocess rather than bitbake but I'm guessing Mar 19 18:31:56 Is there a way to run PyQt without x11 installed, run o Qt Embedded? Mar 19 20:17:42 hi Jefro Mar 19 23:16:41 rofl, free electrons has a buildroot and yocto talk in the same time slot **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Mar 20 02:59:58 2014