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Mar 31 03:02:38 <redengin> I've had issues before trying to boot without genericx86-64, unfortunately its been awhile and I've forgotten the solution
Mar 31 03:03:33 <redengin> is this your first build?
Mar 31 03:06:06 <chankit2> what you mean by first build?
Mar 31 03:06:29 <chankit2> i have tried bitbaking several times...rebooted several times but no luck
Mar 31 03:11:00 <redengin> have you build a successful image yet?
Mar 31 03:13:43 <chankit2> only with core-image-minimal
Mar 31 03:14:05 <chankit2> core-image-base and core-image-sato-sdk fail
Mar 31 03:14:45 <redengin> I don't think core-image-base will boot, I think to boot you need atleast minimal, but I've never tried the sato images
Mar 31 03:16:59 <chankit2> I thought core-image-minimal is smaller than core-image-base?
Mar 31 03:19:31 <redengin> ah, you're right
Mar 31 03:20:36 <redengin> do you know how to configure serial console to get the kernel boot log?
Mar 31 03:23:03 <chankit2> redengin: afaik u will need to start up something like putty or some console that can read from serial console
Mar 31 03:23:27 <chankit2> then u will need to configure the bauds and so on....
Mar 31 03:23:43 <redengin> virtualbox will allow you to configure serial to dump to a file
Mar 31 04:43:49 <chankit2> redengin: ok..will try that
Mar 31 04:43:50 <chankit2> thanks
Mar 31 11:34:17 <wullewaisch> hello
Mar 31 11:37:50 <wullewaisch> I have a recipe, let's call it abc_1.0.bb. I want to add 2 different abc_%.bbappend files in two different machine specific layers (for two different machines) and I want each one of those to be used only for one machine. How can I do that?
Mar 31 11:38:23 <wullewaisch> At the moment, I have both machine specific layers in the bblayers.conf and I want it to stay like that.
Mar 31 11:38:33 <wullewaisch> Can anyone help me?
Mar 31 11:40:17 <AndersD> wullewaisch, well, in that case both abc_%.bbappend will be parsed and processed. You can have the respective bbappen only modify things for it's MACHINE, though.
Mar 31 11:42:59 <wullewaisch> AndersD: it would be also ok if I could configure bblayers.conf.sample to be machine specific, but I am not sure if that's possible...if that could work, I could than add each machine specific layer to its machine
Mar 31 11:43:54 <wullewaisch> AndersD: do you have any other idea how to solve this problem?
Mar 31 11:47:15 <wullewaisch> AndersD: I tried using COMPATIBLE_MACHINE, but that doesn't work for some reason.
Mar 31 11:47:17 <AndersD> What are you doing in those two bbappends
Mar 31 11:47:39 <wullewaisch> nothing much...only applying different patches for two different machines
Mar 31 11:48:21 <AndersD> Well in that case use something like: SRC_URI_append_machine = "file://...."
Mar 31 11:48:45 <AndersD> That will only append the listed patches when building for "machine"
Mar 31 11:49:07 <AndersD> Doing it like that allows you to keep both bbappends enabled at the same time
Mar 31 11:50:10 <wullewaisch> ok, in that case I don't need those bbappend files at all
Mar 31 11:50:52 <AndersD> Not if the recipe in question is in your own layer
Mar 31 11:51:26 <wullewaisch> it is in my own layer
Mar 31 11:51:36 <wullewaisch> ok, great, you helped me a lot, thanks!!!
Mar 31 11:52:21 <wullewaisch> I will let you know if it works :)
Mar 31 11:54:23 <grma> hi, what is the difference on some pakages if the -dev package occurs in the sdk with populate_sdk and some pakages the -dev package is not included in the sdk, how is this difference done ?
Mar 31 11:57:41 <AndersD> grma, if the package is included in the image being built, then it's -dev package should be included in the SDK.
Mar 31 11:58:16 <grma> Ok, than i do something wrong
Mar 31 11:58:38 <AndersD> any particular package that's not being included?
Mar 31 12:04:40 <grma> AndersD: i saw it eg at libtinyxml2, does it make a differnece if i install something with IMAGE_INSTALL or CORE_IMAGE_EXTRA_INSTALL ?
Mar 31 12:07:25 <AndersD> No, that shouldn't really make any difference.
Mar 31 12:10:25 <grma> and IMAGE_INSTALL += "blah" is the same like IMAGE_INSTALL_append = "blah" ?
Mar 31 12:12:04 <AndersD> In this regard yes.
Mar 31 12:17:36 <JEEBsv> grma: with the _append you will want to have a space before 'blah'
Mar 31 12:17:45 <JEEBsv> since that's appending without adding a space, IIRC
Mar 31 12:17:52 <JEEBsv> _append = " blah"
Mar 31 12:18:30 <grma> ahh ok, thx
Mar 31 13:00:22 <sm0ketst> hi all
Mar 31 13:03:10 <sm0ketst> why Im not able to apply a kernel config fragment without having issues with do_kernel_configcheck (invalid.cfg/required_redefinition.txt/missing_required.cfg) ?? help appreciated
Mar 31 15:29:46 * kergoth hopes the pending os-release fixup and RP's appends determinism fix, and possibly also the sstate fetch fix, improve his sstate reuse problems
Mar 31 15:54:18 <tonywin32> maybe someone can help me... I've been bashing my head against the wall for a few days on something that seems to simple
Mar 31 15:54:38 <tonywin32> I've got a custom image, and I'm building an SDK using bitbake -c populate_sdk my-image
Mar 31 15:55:03 <tonywin32> is there a way to include x86 tools in the populated sdk?
Mar 31 15:55:09 <tonywin32> like... my own tools
Mar 31 15:55:19 <tonywin32> i've got -native packages for them that work great
Mar 31 15:55:23 <kergoth> add nativesdk packages to TOOLCHAIN_HOST_TASK
Mar 31 15:55:30 <kergoth> native won't do, nativesdk will. add to your BBCLASSEXTEND
Mar 31 15:55:36 <tonywin32> aha!
Mar 31 15:55:46 <tonywin32> will give it a shot
Mar 31 15:56:08 <kergoth> see lines 33 and 34 of populate_sdk_base.bbclass
Mar 31 15:56:12 <kergoth> and 35
Mar 31 15:56:17 <kergoth> those control what packages go into the two sysroots in the sdk
Mar 31 15:57:59 <tonywin32> awesome! I was so close :D
Mar 31 15:58:13 <tonywin32> had a bunch of notes written down about those lines but hadn't quite figured out what they did yet
Mar 31 15:58:52 <tonywin32> how on earth did you know the line numbers so quickly?!
Mar 31 16:02:01 <tonywin32> kergoth: thank you so much! It's now complaining about not being able to install the nativesdk- version of my package, which is good enough to start debugging. Much better than just flat out ignoring the package :D
Mar 31 16:02:25 <tonywin32> that's something I've successfully debugged before
Mar 31 16:14:20 <kergoth> tonywin32: as i said, add nativesdk to BBCLASSEXTEND, just as native is
Mar 31 16:14:29 <kergoth> that's all you need to do
Mar 31 16:43:44 <tonywin32> kergoth: turns out the package itself doesn't like the environment :)
Mar 31 16:44:18 <tonywin32> and that's not a yocto problem... that's a "dumb package build" problem
Mar 31 16:44:29 <tonywin32> trying to be too clever
Mar 31 16:59:44 <nerdboy> moin
Mar 31 17:17:29 <cgkades> this gphoto build is going to kill me. why do things do strange things?!
Mar 31 17:24:21 <Crofton|hackfest> bmaptools is a huge win for copying disk images to sd cards
Mar 31 17:25:18 <Crofton|hackfest> sadly it appears the output of wic may not be sparse
Mar 31 17:25:27 <Crofton|hackfest> need to study more
Mar 31 18:17:31 <Cardoe> When I build an image with package-management in the IMAGE_FEATURES, should I not expect that opkg list-installed should show me the packages that are installed by the IMAGE_INSTALL settings so that I can easily upgrade those packages in the future?
Mar 31 18:18:23 <kergoth> that's the idea, yes
Mar 31 18:20:16 <kergoth> i hate when -S printdiff only shows me a bunch of do_fetch's, with no details
Mar 31 18:22:44 <acidfu> then -vDD ?
Mar 31 18:22:53 <acidfu> (if possible)
Mar 31 18:37:43 <kergoth> RP: when -S printdiff only displays a list of fetch/unpack tasks with no details, what's the usual suspect, missing intermediate task sigdata?
Mar 31 18:37:57 <kergoth> hmm
Mar 31 18:38:31 * kergoth digs
Mar 31 18:59:08 <nerdboy> Cardoe: worked last time for me...
Mar 31 18:59:28 <nerdboy> IMAGE_FEATURES += "splash package-management ssh-server-openssh"  <=  in local.conf
Mar 31 20:35:35 <RP> kergoth: A test case for trying to improve this would be really really useful when you do figure it out...
Mar 31 20:35:52 <RP> kergoth: I don't remember what that means offhand :(
Mar 31 21:04:15 <kergoth> k
Mar 31 22:40:24 <cgkades> If i want to specifically tell the configure script where a header is.. say libjpeg.h, what $VAR would that be?
Mar 31 22:40:37 <cgkades> in a recipe
Mar 31 22:58:06 <cgkades> figured it out
Mar 31 22:59:04 <cgkades> rburton: i got one step closer, do_configure works, now i'm getting errors on do_compile
Mar 31 23:05:43 <cgkades> wait.. so if it the yocto tells the compiler that there is a sysroot, shouldn't any -I/usr/bla be at <sysroot>/usr/bla?
Mar 31 23:14:16 <cgkades> and… does anyone know what package would provide predefs.h? it doesn't seem to be in the sysroot include dir
Mar 31 23:17:02 <cgkades> looks like stdc-predef.h might be the file.. something keeps telling this program to look in local include locations instead of using the sysroot
Mar 31 23:34:36 <cgkades> figured it out as well… i just keep quiet about my last problem and continue to work it out ;)
Apr 01 00:24:29 <chankit2> anyone getting weird problem of /sbin/init missing
Apr 01 01:26:23 <kergoth> damnit, need to fix sstate for my split recipe setup in meta-sourcery, forgot that EXTERNAL_TOOLCHAIN needs to cause *-external-cross to rebuild, since they add links / wrap binaries in that path, yet recipes depending on those shouldn't rebuild in such a case
Apr 01 01:26:26 <kergoth> oops
Apr 01 01:52:15 * kergoth grumbles
Apr 01 01:53:02 <kergoth> Do we have a tool that will let you feed in a variable name, and a target, and have it give you the recipes/tasks which will have their sigantures changed as a result, and everything that depends on those? I think the closest is to bitbake -S none target; modify the variable; bitbake-whatchanged -v target
Apr 01 01:58:16 <khem`> zeddii: around ?
Apr 01 01:58:38 <khem`> if you have time to kill, then I have a future problem for you
Apr 01 01:59:03 <khem`> linux-yocto 3.19 does not boot on qemuarm when built with gcc5
Apr 01 01:59:26 <khem`> you can use my contrib master tree
Apr 01 01:59:45 <khem`> http://git.openembedded.org/openembedded-core-contrib/log/?h=kraj/master
Apr 01 02:00:01 <khem`> to get 5.0 gcc recipes
Apr 01 02:01:32 * kergoth grumbles some more
Apr 01 02:02:09 <khem`> heh
Apr 01 02:02:31 <khem`> well I have clang too if you have more time
Apr 01 02:02:49 <khem`> and didnt mention musl as well if you have 25th hour
Apr 01 02:03:01 <khem`> need help on all fronts
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