**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Nov 11 03:00:00 2014 Nov 11 03:25:32 how can I determine which package a file in my image belongs to? Nov 11 03:29:47 find tmp -type f -iname '' Nov 11 03:30:03 find tmp/work -type f -iname '' Nov 11 03:30:07 I have RM_WORK enabled Nov 11 06:37:18 is it doable if there is a recipe in some layer X and another layer Y has a .bbappend for it, and now i want to add yet another layer Z and (bb)append on top of Y's modifications? Nov 11 06:37:34 well Nov 11 06:37:35 guys Nov 11 06:37:40 yocto was kinda cool Nov 11 06:37:59 but i'll stick with debian on my edison until you roll out a package manager Nov 11 06:38:25 good luck! Nov 11 06:40:16 huh? Nov 11 06:40:43 you can roll your image with ipk, deb or rpm pacakge management, just as you wish Nov 11 06:41:11 you are probably meaning to say "until you provide package repositories" :) Nov 11 06:41:38 (which is IMHO not going to happen, its not the scope of yocto, but angstrom for example) Nov 11 06:43:00 err, i might have mistyped a filename Nov 11 08:53:14 good morning Nov 11 09:26:54 morning all Nov 11 09:27:45 morning Nov 11 09:39:10 hi bluelightning, diego_r, all Nov 11 14:20:36 <_qwerty_> I create a meta-j1939 to patch kernel with j1939 canbus Nov 11 14:21:44 <_qwerty_> how I can integrate to yocto project? Nov 11 14:22:03 <_qwerty_> maybe there is someone interesting in Nov 11 14:22:53 _qwerty_: you usually do not "integrate specific kernel patches into yocto" - you just provide your layer that includes the kernel recipe etc. Nov 11 14:23:25 _qwerty_: the recipe in turn can either patch some vanilla kernel, or just pull in a custom kernel source tree. Nov 11 14:24:59 _qwerty_: so if you feel that this specific driver is useful to a lot of users, the correct way to go is upstreaming it. Nov 11 14:28:31 <_qwerty_> #LetoThe2nd the real question is: is my patch useful to a lot of users? ...maybe not :-) Nov 11 14:31:04 _qwerty_: well if you say its not useful for others, then why do you want to "integrate it into yocto"? Nov 11 14:33:17 <_qwerty_> LetyoThe2nd: I realized only now, than nevermind Nov 11 18:56:37 I am getting "ERROR: QA Issue: package uwsgi contains bad RPATH" when building uwsgi from meta-cloud-services/meta-openstack layer (for zedboard-zynq7 machine). What is an RPATH? How can I debug this? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Nov 12 03:00:00 2014