**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Nov 26 02:59:58 2014 Nov 26 08:05:39 good morning Nov 26 08:53:23 morning all Nov 26 08:53:40 morning Nov 26 08:53:56 hi stiandre Nov 26 08:54:26 bluelightning: hi Nov 26 08:58:09 Anyone an idea on how to generate a salted password hash for use in the useradd-example.bb (useradd command)? Nov 26 09:25:34 stiandre: it's somewhat complicated to do, hence why it supports plain text passwords as well Nov 26 09:27:53 bluelightning: i've just found/modified a python script to generate a sha-512 hash with salt Nov 26 09:28:38 bluelightning: https://gist.github.com/stiandre/9f9085ab052a52f68078 Nov 26 09:30:27 bluelightning: but you're saying that I could just provide a clear text password as argument to -p <..> Nov 26 09:32:07 bluelightning_: i just tried that, and it doesn't seem to work.. Nov 26 10:06:02 stiandre: it might be -P rather than -p Nov 26 10:06:11 (an option we have patched in, IIRC) Nov 26 10:06:37 bluelightning: thanks, okay, I just tried to find the man for the adduser, but couldn't find the -P options Nov 26 10:06:50 right, it's non-standard Nov 26 10:07:05 bluelightning: thank you Nov 26 10:32:23 Hello. I wanted to build a development-xfce-image and remove the gdm package, and also add the slim package. So in my local.conf I have added gdm to PACKAGE_EXCLUDE and slim to IMAGE_INSTALL_append. The problem is when I start bitbake, it says that nothing provides slim. Nov 26 10:33:22 And the slim recipe is present at .sources/meta-openembedded/meta-oe/recipes-graphics/nonworking/slim/slim_1.3.2.bb Nov 26 10:52:04 vincent-: it's under a path ("nonworking") that is not matched by BBFILES, which means it isn't actually a recipe that is parsed when that layer is enabled Nov 26 10:52:24 Ahhh, damn it. Nov 26 10:52:25 vincent-: odds are the recipe was moved into that directory because it is somehow broken Nov 26 10:52:38 bluelightning: anyway, I have changed it to lxdm and now bitbake doesn't complain. Nov 26 10:53:17 Actually is not Yocto what I'm using, but I asked some questions in #angstrom and nobody replies, so I came here... Nov 26 10:54:45 vincent-: no worries, it's generally fine to ask angstrom-related questions here as long as they relate to the build system side of things Nov 26 10:55:00 Thanks bluelightning :-) Nov 26 10:56:16 So, it seems the gdm autologin in Angstrom is broken. At least, it doesn't work for me. It says "Authentication error". Then, I log in using the xuser (previously I set a password for that user, otherwise it doesn't work), and the Gnome desktop I see doesn't have any panel. Nov 26 10:58:04 vincent-: I'm not sure if that's really meant to work with xuser, does it make a difference if you create another user and try that? Nov 26 10:59:00 Then I open a gnome-terminal using the launcher (Alt + F2), and I try to start a gnome-panel from there. It's already running. So I kill the current gnome-panel process, and then I try to start it. And it fails with a message like: "Failed to load default panel configuration. panel-default-setup.entries hasn't been installed using gconftool-2 --load ?" Nov 26 10:59:09 bluelightning: no, same problem with a new user account. Nov 26 11:00:36 I also tried to change the /etc/gdm/custom.conf to use the autologin with different users (just in case it was a problem of root not being able to start a graphical session), but no, the autologin doesn't work at all. Nov 26 11:01:54 vincent-: hmm ok, I'm not sure what would cause that, but I'm no gdm expert Nov 26 11:02:10 I hope lxdm works :P Nov 26 11:02:26 vincent-: gdm is not a recipe that the yocto project maintains so I'd suggest probably emailing the angstrom or openembedded-devel mailing lists about it if you haven't already (assuming lxdm doesn't work for you) Nov 26 11:03:28 What I want is to have graphical autologin. I also tried to autologin in a console (it worked), and then start the graphical session by "startx", but then the board freezes, or at least the keyboard and mouse don't respond. Nov 26 11:05:38 FWIW, we do have login-less X startup with mini-x-session, but that of course doesn't provide all the functionality of a display manager Nov 26 11:06:29 I already have a yocto-sato image which is working perfectly. Now I wanted something more complete :-) Nov 26 11:10:39 fair enough Nov 26 11:11:07 I think it's reasonable to expect this stuff to work Nov 26 11:43:53 bluelightning: I just tried to build my image including adduser recipe, but got the task failed because the useradd command did not succeed, useradd: invalid option -- 'P' Nov 26 11:47:19 bluelightning: The reason may be that I currently use dora and not dizzy (1.7) of poky Nov 26 11:48:49 bluelightning: btw, do you know if it's possible to use poky dizzy (with dora version of fsl-community-bsp layers)? Nov 26 11:50:57 stiandre: ah right, yes I can confirm that functionality was not added until daisy (1.6), it wasn't in dora (1.5) Nov 26 11:51:24 stiandre: sorry, I don't know, you would have to aks someone familiar with fsl-community-bsp (perhaps the maintainer(s)?) Nov 26 11:52:02 bluelightning, okay, otavio may be the right guy for that question.. Nov 26 11:55:09 bluelightning: or Richard Purdie.. I can see you were the maintainer of Dylan.. Nov 26 11:55:30 stiandre: it's really a question relating to the bsp layer itself in this case Nov 26 11:55:58 bluelightning: yes, of course.. my mistake Nov 26 14:05:33 Does anyone know if it's possible to use the lastest version of poky (dizzy, 1.7) with dora version of meta-fsl-arm / meta-fsl-arm-extra? Nov 26 14:06:00 Are there any dependencies between the poky reference layer and the fsl-community meta layers? Nov 26 14:06:33 bluelightning: that I need to use my own device_tree? I have the custom machine ( mx6xxxxx.conf KERNEL_DEVICETREE = "mx6s-xxxxxx.dtb" Nov 26 14:07:17 bluelightning: Where i need to put my device tree? Do i need a recipe for it? Nov 26 14:07:27 stiandre: its always best to match versions, backporting where required. why can you not use the dizzy meta-fsl-arm branch? Nov 26 14:07:42 bluelightning: what else should I do? Nov 26 14:07:57 rburton, hi Nov 26 14:12:49 rburton: ok, we are working with a product which started out using dora and kernel 3.0.35. We already have custom drivers and board file for our hardware (motherboard), and don't want to migrate/port everything to the new device-tree for now.. but we will do it on a later point Nov 26 14:13:16 stiandre: so stick with dora but backport the pieces fro dizzy you want? Nov 26 14:16:52 rburton: okay.. my hope was to avoid backporting.. but it seems like we have to stick with dora at the moment.. Nov 26 14:17:01 rburton: thank you for answering Nov 26 14:20:12 achest: I really don't know much about devicetree I'm afraid Nov 26 14:45:50 bluelightning: thanks, i have a solution: one *.patch for my machine. I will try to create new patch file for me- Nov 26 14:52:19 bluelightning: I want to turn off some Kernel Modules( Module caam is not working on my hardware) and I don't want to use own defconfig file. Other Layer already uses it. That need i do? Thanks. Nov 26 14:55:23 achest: depending on how the kernel recipe you are building is constructed you may be able to use a config fragment Nov 26 14:56:20 bluelightning: Other Layer already uses whole defconfig file... Nov 26 14:56:37 that in and of itself is not an issue Nov 26 14:56:57 the fragments would be applied after the defconfig Nov 26 14:57:47 bluelightning: Yes, not a Issue. I undestand. Have you a example recipe for me? Nov 26 14:59:50 bluelightning: I need the override some settings in defconfig. Nov 26 15:01:43 achest: http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/kernel-dev/kernel-dev.html#creating-the-append-file Nov 26 15:05:41 Hello, I’m doing some kernel development in Yocto 1.7 and I’ve the problem, that my disk space always reaches it’s limits. But when I do a clean or cleansstate or so, then all my changes to the kernel in the tmp dir are always overwritten, as Yocto does a new checkout and patch …. Any suggestions how to save disk space? Nov 26 15:06:57 FSCHI: you could use rm_work with RM_WORK_EXCLUDE set to exclude your kernel recipe Nov 26 15:08:39 FSCHI: http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/ref-manual/ref-manual.html#ref-classes-rm-work Nov 26 15:09:22 Thank you bluelightning. I’ll have a look at it Nov 26 15:17:55 bluelightning: could you tell me where to find the patched version of adduser command in poky? Nov 26 15:18:14 bluelightning: the one with option -P Nov 26 15:19:59 bluelightning: sorry, i meant useradd Nov 26 15:22:02 stiandre: this was the commit that added it: http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/poky/commit/?id=c38fee231b42b9123dd1fd102235eac6240ba4c8 Nov 26 15:22:18 bluelightning: thank you Nov 26 15:24:36 bluelightning: but I can't see anything related to the -P switch of the useradd command? Nov 26 15:25:03 stiandre: oh, sorry, that was the wrong one, one moment Nov 26 15:25:25 stiandre: try this: http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/poky/commit/?id=7b58b5feaa22c82e997165fc130c8545f5b1a129 Nov 26 15:25:30 bluelightning: ok.. Nov 26 15:26:46 bluelightning: thanks Nov 26 15:48:08 bluelightning: http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/kernel-dev/kernel-dev.html 2.2.3. Changing the Configuration. Do i need to designate my directory "files" or I can use custom name? Nov 26 15:51:55 achest: it can be called "files" or the same name as your recipe with the default setup Nov 26 15:52:09 (with no version/extension that is) Nov 26 15:59:06 bluelightning: thank you. I wil try to rename it Nov 26 16:38:42 I'm using kernel module skeleton, but don't want the module I've built to autoload at boot time... how can I disable this? **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Nov 26 16:50:22 2014 Nov 26 20:47:36 bluelightning: hi Nov 26 22:02:10 goddamnit fedora 21 Nov 26 22:07:16 problem? Nov 26 22:08:21 Crofton|work: having problems getting the new fedora21 autobuilder slave to actually boot a working qemu Nov 26 22:08:37 is f21a thing now? Nov 26 22:08:54 its still in beta right? Nov 26 22:09:03 yeah I thought so Nov 26 22:09:15 bleeding edge innit Nov 26 22:09:18 ok Nov 26 22:09:25 much fun with random build failures Nov 26 22:09:41 "a bit" annoying, halstead is playing whack-a-mole Nov 26 22:09:41 I'm sure you are aware all the "Americans" will enter the annual turkey slumber tomorrow Nov 26 22:09:45 yeah Nov 26 22:10:05 this is the week we get work done without those pesky americans insisting on meetings and sending emails Nov 26 22:10:13 +1 Nov 26 22:10:43 * armpit sounds like a challenge : ) Nov 26 22:12:07 feel free to ruin your holiday :) Nov 26 22:14:52 wife has already done that. xmas tree being setup Nov 26 22:20:30 xmas tree already?! Nov 26 22:21:20 yep Nov 26 22:23:44 armpit: that 11 patch series you sent earlier was a dizzy branch, right? Nov 26 22:23:58 yeah Nov 26 22:24:18 wasn't tagged in the summary as such Nov 26 22:24:24 hmm Nov 26 22:24:39 also i suspect rp would like it more if you included a cover letter with a link to a branch in git to make merging easier Nov 26 22:24:54 but good work on dizzy so far :) Nov 26 22:25:09 thank Nov 26 22:25:35 I thought I did include a cover letter... Nov 26 22:26:17 i couldn't see one at least. but also oddly one of the patches was missing [oe-core] in the subject… no idea how that happened! Nov 26 22:26:28 maybe some filtering went a bit crazy somewhere Nov 26 22:26:41 [OE-core] [PATCH 00/11] Dizzy next #2 Nov 26 22:26:57 maybe I should drop the # Nov 26 22:27:14 maybe? Nov 26 22:30:06 armpit: oh found it, ignore me Nov 26 22:30:22 for some reason i'd deleted the cover letter Nov 26 22:31:44 k Nov 26 22:55:42 armpit: I merged that iirc Nov 26 22:56:18 looks like it Nov 26 22:56:23 thanks **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Nov 27 02:59:59 2014