**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon May 11 02:59:58 2015 May 11 06:28:44 Hello guys, I'm struggling with a problem that maybe trivial. I've been trying for a while now to get my own xmodmap into the target file system. I've tried many things with the "x11-common"-recipe, which seems to do the thing. But even after bbappending (and prepending) my own `xmodmap.default`, it isn't there. May 11 06:28:44 Did I miss something? Is another recipe responsible for this? May 11 06:28:44 X11 works completely, and I also got my own `xorg.conf` in there (via the `xorg-xserver`-recipe) easily. May 11 06:28:44 I'm kind of stagnating here, and would really appreciate some help. May 11 07:08:05 using SRC_URI = "file://myfile" i can write a recipe to install a file. but how can i do to install all the files at that files folder location onto the package? May 11 07:29:29 miandonmenmian: you can customize do_install() if necessary May 11 07:34:25 ant_work: so the standard method is to name each one of the file there, right? May 11 07:38:01 zwerch: have you tried bbappend with do_install_append ()? May 11 07:38:11 miandonmenmian: you can also put a folder name there afaik, depends on the do_install May 11 07:38:18 Looking a the x11-common recipe, that's how the original file is copied there, this way maybe you can overwrite the default? May 11 07:38:20 miandonmenmian: it all depends on the sources May 11 07:38:38 pls check Yocto dev-manual 5.3.11 Installing May 11 07:38:51 thanks, checking May 11 07:39:28 imrehg: I didn't try, I just assumed that it would do the same with my default.xmodmap as it would with the original one May 11 07:40:03 zeddii: zeddii_home: pingie ? :) May 11 07:41:43 imrehg: should I rather fileextrapath_append or prepend? May 11 07:42:05 FILES**EXTRAPATH ;) May 11 07:42:30 nrossi: ye I know, thanks ^^ May 11 07:42:51 zwerch: i always for some reason stuff it up every time :) May 11 07:43:10 :D May 11 08:42:53 morning all May 11 08:54:47 hi bluelightning, all May 11 09:35:45 hi guys May 11 09:37:27 has anyone experienced an issue while building vlc ? May 11 09:37:46 I have a linking error May 11 09:38:01 /home/drix/yocto/build/tmp/sysroots/x86_64-linux/usr/libexec/i586-poky-linux/gcc/i586-poky-linux/4.9.1/ld: cannot find -lselinux May 11 09:39:21 I managed to get it working on another machine that doesn't have selinux installed May 11 09:39:42 I'm wondering if the ./configure of vlc checks if there is selinux installed on the machine or not. May 11 14:39:23 I'm trying to build the meta-toolchain-qt5 for Beaglebone Black (daisy) and I'm getting and error about file clashes. Error : http://pastebin.com/HVfX8hnn. May 11 14:55:49 morning May 11 15:27:09 morning May 11 18:59:15 I have a question. I am having trouble building netperf for my rootfs. It is provided in meta-openembedded/meta-networking/recipes-support/netperf. But when I add "netperf" to IMAGE_INSTALL, I get an error, Unknown package 'netperf' May 11 19:00:02 but when I add "ntp" to IMAGE_INSTALL, which is in meta-openembedded/meta-networking/ntp it has no trouble. Any idea why? May 11 19:08:41 rschaef: Probably due to the non-commercial license flag. Check section 3.4.2 in the ref manual May 11 19:17:24 Thanks, that worked. Section 4.6.2 in the current ref manual right? May 11 19:19:54 rschaef: Yeah May 11 20:20:12 what generates inittab with Yocto? May 11 20:21:06 oh, it seems our stuff adds some custom line in there. May 11 20:21:21 syvinit recipe? May 11 20:21:45 no, we add some custom line on top of. May 11 20:22:43 ttyS1:12345:respawn:/sbin/getty ttyS1 38400n May 11 20:22:50 we somehow got this line after the stock inittab May 11 20:23:01 and the problem with it is that the identifier is invalid May 11 20:24:15 because it is more than four characters... but I do not know where that line comes from ... I have this, but I am not sure if it is relevant: SERIAL_CONSOLE = "ttyS1 38400n" May 11 20:24:21 I would like to fix this invalid id issue. May 11 20:27:07 otherwise I would not know how that line enters inittab. May 11 22:53:15 what's the best way to remove functionality from a recipe? May 11 22:53:41 for example, meta-openembedded ntp recipe includes http://git.openembedded.org/meta-openembedded/tree/meta-networking/recipes-support/ntp/ntp.inc?h=dizzy May 11 22:54:30 and this inherits update-rc.d, which I do not want. Can .bbappend somehow implement this functionality? May 11 22:58:46 generally speaking, you'd want to read the class and see what variables it obeys, and set those variables appropriately. there's no generic way to undo an inherit at this time May 11 22:59:06 inherit is an immediate, not a lazy operation, by the time the append is parsed, the class content has been incorporated int othe recipe May 11 23:03:58 would it be easier to possibly just copy the recipe, and remove the inherit that I do not want? May 12 02:44:27 how do I specify LIC_FILES_CHKSUM when I use git ? May 12 02:44:53 file://COPYING doesn't seem to work although there is file COPYING in the git repo May 12 02:45:32 chankit: does S = "${WORKDIR}/git"? May 12 02:47:39 nope...I think I begin to dig the issue now.....probably safe to set S manually? May 12 02:48:00 chankit: i believe the convention for git sourced recipes is to set it manually May 12 02:48:45 however that is why you are getting the COPYING file missing error May 12 02:49:32 owh ok...I set it manually and now it got into compile stage which means the problem is gone. Thanks mate :-) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue May 12 02:59:59 2015