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Feb 02 07:32:10 <Acheloos> hello
Feb 02 07:32:31 <Acheloos> is it possible to use yocto on distribution who use python3 ?
Feb 02 07:32:41 <Acheloos> (like Archlinux, or Debian Jessie)
Feb 02 09:42:01 <miandonmenmian> Host distribution has not been validated ... how can I check which host distro is validated?
Feb 02 10:19:33 <bluelightning> miandonmenmian: there is a list of them in the quick start guide for the particular release you're using
Feb 02 10:19:40 <bluelightning> miandonmenmian: which distro are you using?
Feb 02 10:20:01 <bluelightning> (morning all)
Feb 02 10:23:32 <miandonmenmian> bluelightning: wheezy Debian-7.8
Feb 02 10:23:59 <bluelightning> miandonmenmian: right, that should be just fine as a host
Feb 02 10:24:22 <bluelightning> if you like you can disable the warning by setting SANITY_TESTED_DISTROS = "" in conf/local.conf
Feb 02 10:25:04 <miandonmenmian> that is what i thought. something seems to break it, and i cant figure out just yet. saw some posts online of several others meeting similar problems :S
Feb 02 10:25:28 <bluelightning> what's the error?
Feb 02 10:26:14 <miandonmenmian> well, that's probably what i should focus on. the log data is not exactly very informative: ERROR:oe_runmake failed
Feb 02 10:26:25 <miandonmenmian> cat log seems to say just exactly the same
Feb 02 10:26:30 <bluelightning> surely there is more error text before that?
Feb 02 10:26:34 <miandonmenmian> not sure how to track down the issue behind it
Feb 02 10:27:06 <miandonmenmian> you mean the red lines?
Feb 02 10:27:20 <miandonmenmian> they just point to a log file, which says the same error
Feb 02 10:27:28 <miandonmenmian> make: *** No rule to make target `bzImage'.  Stop.
Feb 02 10:29:18 <miandonmenmian> bluelightning: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10013112/ hope that tells you more than it tells me
Feb 02 10:29:19 <bluelightning> perhaps make is being run in the wrong directory? that's what it'll say if there is no such target, but it'll say the same thing if there's no Makefile at all in the current dir
Feb 02 10:30:08 <miandonmenmian> ok, make but from what directory or sources?
Feb 02 10:30:34 <miandonmenmian> where can i find oe_runmake makefile ?
Feb 02 10:31:27 <bluelightning> oe_runmake is a trivial shell function that runs make passing the value of EXTRA_OEMAKE and PARALLEL_MAKE as arguments, nothing more
Feb 02 10:31:40 <bluelightning> which set of metadata did you download for this exactly?
Feb 02 10:34:16 <miandonmenmian> not entirely sure what I ended up downloading, but i suppose meta-edison or edison-image is what i need. How can i find out what I have downloaded?
Feb 02 10:35:37 <miandonmenmian> meta-edison-distro ?
Feb 02 10:36:25 <bluelightning> I was asking because I wanted to try and replicate your setup here
Feb 02 10:36:51 <bluelightning> presumably you downloaded a tarball from an Intel website? do you still have the tarball?
Feb 02 10:38:34 <miandonmenmian> http://downloadmirror.intel.com/24389/eng/edison-src-rel1-maint-rel1-ww42-14.tgz
Feb 02 10:39:31 <miandonmenmian> thanks a bunch. I've being hitting walls with a bunch of things using yocto. much to read! I really appreciate the pointers!
Feb 02 10:40:10 <miandonmenmian> running the downloader its quite a PITA, if it downloads broken packages, it does not say anything about it
Feb 02 10:42:35 <miandonmenmian> bluelightning: is there any verbose log aside from the few lines error log that it is mentioned on the paste i sent you ?
Feb 02 10:42:48 <bluelightning> not in this instance no
Feb 02 10:43:13 <bluelightning> I really don't know what is going on, but once I have a test build going it might be a bit clearer
Feb 02 10:43:44 <bluelightning> I'm not sure what you mean by downloading broken packages, can you expand on that?
Feb 02 10:43:47 <miandonmenmian> bitbake -v gets my terminal buffer filled way too fast xD
Feb 02 10:44:37 <miandonmenmian> yup, do_fetch started the download of a few packages, download stopped and package was unopenable
Feb 02 10:44:54 <miandonmenmian> had to rerun and go package by package error and download them manually
Feb 02 10:45:06 <miandonmenmian> binutils and several others
Feb 02 10:47:23 <bluelightning> are you behind some kind of firewall or proxy?
Feb 02 10:59:53 <miandonmenmian> bluelightning: unfortunatelly, i am. so it causes fails. its not blocking per se. just causes package loss. perhaps some are blocked. that i have not figure out yet
Feb 02 11:00:42 <bluelightning> unfortunately if the proxy server returns a non-error HTTP response then wget thinks the download succeeds so there's not a lot we can do :(
Feb 02 11:00:57 <bluelightning> FWIW, our work proxy server behaves that way and it's very annoying
Feb 02 11:01:26 <miandonmenmian> haha, good to know im not alone
Feb 02 11:01:52 <bluelightning> luckily for me it's rare for it to block things in my case
Feb 02 11:01:53 <miandonmenmian> well, if i know what failed, its not a big deal. but im a bit new :S
Feb 02 11:02:46 <miandonmenmian> i'll look into fixing this issue later on if updates are too frequent
Feb 02 11:07:45 <miandonmenmian> need to afk. i'll keep it re-downloading for now, i'll check later if you see anything
Feb 02 11:19:22 <sm0ketst> hello all
Feb 02 11:20:14 <bluelightning> hi sm0ketst
Feb 02 11:21:09 <sm0ketst> im interested in the RT meta (core-image-rt) and i noticed that COMPATIBLE_MACHINE are only qemu based, why is not genericx86 in the list i.e.?
Feb 02 11:21:34 <sm0ketst> bluelightning: hi good morning
Feb 02 11:23:22 <bluelightning> sm0ketst: not sure, you'd probably need to ask someone who has worked on that (perhaps dvhart, he should be online during US workday)
Feb 02 11:24:25 <sm0ketst> bluelightning: thanks, i'll program my alarm clock here :)
Feb 02 11:27:13 <sm0ketst> also, is there a good site to know how to setup the procedure too boot from nfs/roots ?? i was searching info and trying to mount a remote exported rootfs and i had not too much success.
Feb 02 11:28:30 <bluelightning> I don't know that we have any documentation for that specifically, but I've definitely done it a long time ago; was just a matter of knowing the right kernel command line options
Feb 02 11:40:52 <sm0ketst> bluelightning: as a test i was editing /media/realroot/syslinux.cfg and modifying the line for the APPEND parameters. No way. I've also tried to mount -t nfs from the target and what i got is a kernel panic.
Feb 02 11:41:10 <sm0ketst> so i'm doing something wrong for sure
Feb 02 12:56:37 <darkhorse> bluelightning: hi, for image testing, the ssh command requires username and password. How is that specified?
Feb 02 13:07:57 <bluelightning> darkhorse: you either need to ensure that there is no password set (and therefore none prompted for - 'debug-tweaks' in IMAGE_FEATURES does this) or that your key is installed in the image such that none is needed
Feb 02 13:23:40 <achest> Hi! i need help about secure boot on Freescale IMX6. Has anyone here managed to set up secureboot on imx6
Feb 02 14:24:37 <ericbutters> hey.. i got: Unable to get checksum for linux-eric SRC_URI entry defconfig: file could not be found
Feb 02 14:24:49 <ericbutters> in my bb file i set SRC_URI like: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10016160/
Feb 02 14:25:09 <ericbutters> where should be file://defconfig?
Feb 02 14:31:31 <alimon1> ericbutters: there should be at dirname inside your dir
Feb 02 14:31:36 <alimon1> for example http://git.openembedded.org/openembedded-core/tree/meta/recipes-core/dbus
Feb 02 14:31:48 <alimon1> dbus dir contains patches and required files
Feb 02 14:32:55 <ericbutters> alimon1: thanks, thats it
Feb 02 14:34:37 <ericbutters> alimon1: one more thing, i got: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10016274/
Feb 02 14:35:10 <ericbutters> do you know what can cause this?
Feb 02 14:35:52 <alimon1> ericbutters: do you have access to the repo?
Feb 02 14:36:32 <ericbutters> yes i can do a git clone
Feb 02 14:38:26 <abelloni> try with git:// at the beginning
Feb 02 14:38:27 <alimon1> i think you need to review the full log of the task
Feb 02 14:38:41 <abelloni> and ;protocol=ssh at the end
Feb 02 14:39:00 <abelloni> git://cp@ericsrv.me.int/git/imx6_linux;branch=badr;protocol=ssh
Feb 02 14:42:05 <ericbutters> abelloni: thanks!
Feb 02 15:01:42 <acidfoo> anyone know what means 'gl' in "glsdk" ? thank you ;)
Feb 02 15:08:14 <abelloni> gnu linux ? :)
Feb 02 15:08:29 <abelloni> graphic library ?
Feb 02 15:19:05 <acidfoo> ah yeah might be something like graphic library
Feb 02 15:45:42 <Aurele> hi everyone!
Feb 02 15:47:14 <Aurele> I'm trying to install python module "runpy" on my sysroot but I can't find how does someone knows how to have it embedded?
Feb 02 16:06:18 <macbug> Hello, can someone have a look at this pastebin : http://pastebin.com/pMbR3YfV , i'm following free electrons guide http://free-electrons.com/doc/training/yocto/yocto-labs.pdf. I the thing that differences from the guide is that i'm using an uImage and dizzy. Been doing the procedure over and over, not realy getting anywhere. Please advice.
Feb 02 16:06:41 <macbug> beaglebone black.
Feb 02 16:10:28 <abelloni> you should probably set the bootcmd on only one line
Feb 02 16:11:45 <abelloni> setenv bootcmd 'mmc rescan; fatload mmc 0 0x80200000 uImage; fatload mmc 0 0x82000000 dtb; bootm 0x80200000 - 0x82000000'
Feb 02 16:11:49 <macbug> i will try this.
Feb 02 16:12:05 <abelloni> I'm not sure why you insist in using uImage though
Feb 02 16:13:31 <macbug> not realy insisting, it popped out from yocto.
Feb 02 16:13:34 <macbug> :)
Feb 02 16:14:20 <macbug> but your tip did good. But i bumped in to another problem.
Feb 02 16:14:39 <Aurele> macbug, as far as I know bootz is to boot a zImage no? maybe uboot handles this maybe not
Feb 02 16:15:22 <abelloni> I would believe that our training is easy to port to dizzy
Feb 02 16:15:41 <abelloni> don't hesitate to tell me if something is not working properly
Feb 02 16:15:52 <Aurele> macbug, maybe try with bootm?
Feb 02 16:16:25 <macbug> it complains on the dtb atm, while trying boot.
Feb 02 16:17:03 <macbug> or maybe i'm wrong, "device tree" atleast.
Feb 02 16:17:15 <macbug> ERROR: Did not find a cmdline Flattened Device Tree
Feb 02 16:17:15 <macbug> Could not find a valid device tree
Feb 02 16:18:48 <Aurele> I would like to install SimpleHTTPSServer and runpy on my target, I can't find a layer or a recipe to do this. Does someone know how I can do this?
Feb 02 16:19:02 <Aurele> (python modules :) )
Feb 02 16:19:27 <abelloni> macbug: can I see your bootcmd ?
Feb 02 16:20:54 <macbug> msg
Feb 02 16:22:16 <bluelightning> Aurele: runpy is in the python-misc package, SimpleHTTPServer is in the python-netserver package
Feb 02 16:23:34 <Aurele> bluelightning, thanks for your help!
Feb 02 16:24:00 <RP> Aurele: you can install the python-modules package to pull in many of the "core" ones
Feb 02 16:44:22 <darkhorse> bluelightning: thanks for the tip about ssh. I have now arranged for rsa key pair to go with my image. my next problem is how to pass custom options to the SSHControl object - I want to specify -i <PrivateKeyFile>
Feb 02 16:47:57 <bluelightning> darkhorse: I don't think there is a means to pass that in; but alternatively you can specify a key on a per-host basis in your ~/.ssh_config
Feb 02 16:48:04 <bluelightning> well, ~/.ssh/config that is
Feb 02 18:05:45 <darkhorse> bluelightning: i ended up creating my own SSHControl class from the original one and that seems to work fine. thanks. I will need your help later regarding depmodwrapper as it has been giving me some trouble lately..
Feb 02 18:06:24 <bluelightning> darkhorse: ok, that's a bit further than I would have thought necessary for just that...
Feb 02 18:06:44 <bluelightning> darkhorse: I'm not very familiar with depmodwrapper, so you can ask but it might need to be someone else that answers
Feb 02 23:44:32 <kergoth> Anyone looked into automatic feed setup for qemu machines? Build a -native web server, configure it to DEPLOY_DIR_*, configure package manager to point to it?
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