**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Apr 03 02:59:59 2015 Apr 03 03:05:22 chankit2: the manifest lists what packages went into the image and what their licenses are. it sits next ot the image file itself Apr 03 06:44:31 kergoth: ok..I think I got the manifest file. Thank you very much sir Apr 03 06:48:21 Hello Apr 03 06:48:51 when trying to generate iso or hdimg images, I have an error : "nothin provide 'syslinux'" Apr 03 06:49:04 Do you have an idea of how I can correct this ? Apr 03 06:49:15 Maybe syslinux is in a specific layer, but which ? Apr 03 07:28:39 morning all Apr 03 09:56:22 Hi. Has anyone seen smart bug where it incorrectly detects unsatisfied dependencies like "libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.4)" when in fact they *are* satisfied? `rpm -q --whatprovides 'libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.4)'` works Apr 03 09:56:26 smartpm-1.4.1-r9.0.armv7a_vfp_neon Apr 03 09:56:47 Hi, I am trying to create a recipe which fetches the source from git. I see that I need to set SRCREV in the recipe but I'm not sure what value to set it to? Apr 03 09:58:00 euan: do you need a specific revision/tag or the latest commit from a given branch? Apr 03 09:59:31 pocek: I would be interested to know how to set it for either case Apr 03 09:59:34 if the latter then SRCREV = "${AUTOREV}" is the answer Apr 03 10:02:13 pocek: great thanks, and how would I specify a revision or tag? Apr 03 10:03:33 euan: simply put it in SRCREV. For a branch you specify it in the SRC_URI, e.g. git://somewhere/something.git;branch=foo Apr 03 10:05:00 im trying to select a specific kernel based on the linux-yocto-rt_3.10.bb and if i want to change the LINUX_VERSION to a different version i can not find the relationship with the SRCREV hash numbers from the git.yoctoproject.org Apr 03 10:05:42 any clues?? Apr 03 10:05:57 euan: bitbake/lib/bb/fetch2/git.py is a good reference for what you can put in the SRC_URI Apr 03 10:07:48 pocek: thanks Apr 03 10:36:16 ok, my fault was me being heavy handed and removing rpm-sys channel from smart channels -_- Apr 03 10:38:17 bluelightning: hi Apr 03 10:39:55 bluelightning: finally yesterday I removed the meta-filesystems from my setup and I only added to the inherit the 'pkgconfig' and no more messages from configure about FUSE checking Apr 03 10:40:38 bluelightning: ?? I checked the fuse/libfuse deb packages and they were apparently fine build but not longer neccessary AFAIK Apr 03 10:41:22 sm0ketst: so the problem was in whatever it was doing after it found the pc file Apr 03 10:45:06 bluelightning: I'll check again later with a fresh build because sometimes i see packages/sources are left after building and i forget to -c cleansstate. Anyway thanks indded Apr 03 13:44:50 Hi, as meta-layer maintainer, can we have access to autobuilder ? Apr 03 13:46:21 well, I (co)maintain meta-rockchip since 1 year now, I think about it future, it would be interesting to test it in a QA insfrasture Apr 03 14:00:26 x300ordi Apr 03 14:00:36 sry wrong chat Apr 03 14:58:19 morning Apr 03 15:38:21 zeddii: around ? Apr 03 20:46:23 Is there any way to clean sstate-cache a bit? (I've got 70GiB hogging my disk) Apr 03 20:47:11 I'm considering just doing find -atime +30 -exec rm {} \; and dealing with the fallout later (potentially rebuilds of some of sstate), but was wondering if there was a nicer way Apr 03 20:58:11 fishey1: yes there is script to do that in oe-core/scripts directory Apr 03 21:42:43 fishey1: it depends on how you want to trim it. the access time method is certainly viable if you deal with many machines/configurations/etc. both are useful Apr 03 22:01:47 Hmm, do we do any automated sstate reuse testing at the moment? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Apr 04 02:59:58 2015