**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue May 19 02:59:59 2015 May 19 06:46:45 Hello there :) May 19 06:47:12 I've written a recipe for core-image-minimal, and the files I put in ${D}/usr/lib are never found in the final image May 19 06:48:40 any idea what is preventing this? May 19 06:49:49 I've put /usr/lib in FILE_${PN}, and other files (like udev rules) are correctly installed May 19 07:02:05 CromFr, Are you installing the package in your image? May 19 07:03:19 yes, it is in IMAGE_INSTALL, and some of its files (udev rules) are correctly installed May 19 07:03:53 CromFr, Also, if you check under ${WORDKDIR}/packages-split/${PN} is the files from /usr/lib there? Or are they under some other package ${PN}-XX May 19 07:04:48 CromFr, if it's libraries, they might have ended up in ${PN}-dev... May 19 07:06:57 AndersD, Thank you, i'll look depper into this May 19 07:11:21 AndersD, you were right, they are put in ${PN}-dev May 19 07:17:15 CromFr, yep, normally .so-files get put into the -dev package, and .so.1 (or whatever) are put into the regular packag. May 19 07:43:10 good morning May 19 07:43:49 hi.. libqt5waylandclient-plugins is not installed to rootfs but to sysroot.. why not in rootfs? how to enable? May 19 07:45:43 btw libqt5waylandclient is installed to rootfs May 19 08:02:58 <[w00t]> Hi, I've built a genericx86, core-minimal build with extlinux as bootloader, but it keeps complaining that the root file system isn't valid when booting. I've removed the GPLv3 packages. Is there some package that I'm missing that makes my system unable to boot. I've tried with both the yocto supplied kernel and a known working one. May 19 08:04:34 morning all May 19 08:05:38 good morning May 19 08:15:34 morning florian May 19 08:20:16 good afternoon May 19 08:24:09 okay i missed: IMAGE_INSTALL += "qtwayland-plugin" May 19 08:25:17 qtwayland-plugins May 19 08:39:37 hi all! May 19 08:41:27 i have built a yocto linux, how can i install it on edison? May 19 08:41:39 i can't find any tutorials May 19 08:47:09 Valentin_: this may help: https://communities.intel.com/thread/60668 May 19 08:47:19 thanks! May 19 08:47:33 Valentin_: or this: https://communities.intel.com/thread/54927 May 19 08:47:48 thx man! you're awesome! May 19 08:55:39 alwys rmember, everything is awesome! May 19 08:59:15 :)) May 19 09:00:16 hmm, anyone know why the quickstart tells me to install xterm on ubuntu? May 19 09:00:35 especially when I'm running the suggested apt-get install commands from a terminal already May 19 09:01:30 joshuagl: i guess it actually pulls in some dependencies that make sense for building qemu May 19 09:01:40 like libsdl1.2-dev too May 19 09:02:25 devshell maybe May 19 09:03:09 nah, devshelldoesn' kick off a new xterm May 19 09:03:28 reminds me that i hit a bug in -c menuconfig virtual/kernel lately. May 19 09:03:36 * LetoThe2nd makes a note to report it May 19 09:03:56 joshuagl: hmm, I think that might have just been so you have a terminal we support, you can probably omit it May 19 09:06:17 LetoThe2nd: I'm just trying to repro a -c menuconfig bug here :-) May 19 09:06:31 bluelightning: I guessed as much, seems a little circular May 19 09:07:35 joshuagl: mine actually was that the terminal size check in tmux seems to be broken May 19 09:07:43 but don't have a log handy at the moment May 19 09:48:01 hi May 19 09:48:09 having "ERROR: No recipes available for:" error.... May 19 09:48:32 i am using meta-intel + poky + meta-minnow May 19 09:48:45 anybody know why or what is happening? May 19 09:50:47 http://pastebin.com/DUEdkbaL May 19 09:51:54 tthtlc: firstly, if you're building for minnowboard max, you shouldn't be using meta-minnow - just meta-intel with MACHINE = "intel-corei7-64" May 19 09:52:10 see http://www.elinux.org/Minnowboard:MinnowMaxYoctoProject May 19 09:52:20 meta-minnow is for the minnowboard v1 only May 19 09:53:23 ok....never know that.....thanks. May 19 09:56:12 same error too....http://pastebin.com/DUEdkbaL May 19 10:15:40 <[w00t]> Hi, I discovered that my built image didn't boot due to a symlink /sbin/init -> /sbin/init.sysvinit.. Does anyone know what might cause the kernel not to follow symlinks? May 19 10:39:24 <[w00t]> Nevermind...figured it out May 19 10:59:16 Hi, is whats the difference between PV and PR ? I've read their descriptions in the yocto reference manual but still can't make sense of these vars, both seem synonymous to me May 19 11:07:42 abdurr: PV is the main version, PR is a revision on top of that May 19 11:08:12 abdurr: typical usage is PV comes from the upstream version number and PR gets incremented on changes to the recipe (usually automatically these days) May 19 11:09:20 both PV and PR go into the version number on the final package, and thus incrementing either will trigger an upgrade of that package if you are using package management on the target and run an upgrade May 19 11:11:33 bluelightning: swweeet!! thanks!! well I have two recipes for uboot, one only contains PV and the other only contains PR, is this normal? May 19 11:12:21 abdurr: PV gets defaulted from the recipe filename (after the underscore), so usually it doesn't need to be specified in a recipe May 19 11:12:45 abdurr: PR these days is usually not specified in recipes and thus gets the default of "r0" May 19 11:13:43 we manually drop PR when PV increases, since PV is more significant than PR we can do that May 19 11:14:39 there are recipes around with PR still in them, either because PV hasn't needed to change, or because we needed to bump PR manually to incorporate some other change (very rare these days as the system is capable of figuring out when it needs to rebuild without this, and the PR service if enabled will auto-increment PR for every change) May 19 11:14:52 brb May 19 11:18:38 bluelightning: thanks a lot, you explained it well May 19 11:54:37 hi guys May 19 12:11:45 anyone from Toradex around? May 19 12:41:00 hmm, devshell isn't working in my Ubuntu 15.04 VM - anyone have ideas of how to debug? May 19 12:41:26 I set OE_TERMINAL hoping that would help, it does not May 19 12:42:08 with all the D's I get: May 19 12:42:11 h forward." May 19 12:42:28 bah, paste fail May 19 12:42:40 DEBUG: Attempting to spawn terminal "gnome" May 19 12:46:42 joshuagl: Cristian was saying earlier he had similar problems with gnome-terminal May 19 12:47:04 it appears they have changed something :/ May 19 12:47:31 personally I use OE_TERMINAL = "screen" May 19 12:49:52 hmm, yeah - it works if I set OE_TERMINAL = "xterm" May 19 12:49:54 intriguing May 19 12:49:57 * joshuagl tries on Fedora May 19 12:54:00 hmm, appears to be an Ubuntu thing - they have a Python wrapper script for gnome-terminal May 19 13:51:19 How can I list packages that will be built when I issue: bitbake core-image-base May 19 13:54:20 microMolvi: bitbake -g will give you some graphs and IIRC a file called "pn-buildlist" which will list all of the recipes that are going to be built May 19 13:54:47 bluelightning: thanks ^^ May 19 13:54:57 the graphs can be used to track down dependencies (they are quite large though so you'll have better luck looking at them by hand than in a viewer application) May 19 14:18:20 which compenent should I use in bz for bugs in meta/classes/ and/or meta/lib/oe ? May 19 14:19:07 joshuagl: core May 19 14:19:19 joshuagl: but remember patches go to the list ;) May 19 14:20:06 rburton: it's OK, I don't have a patch :-p May 19 14:20:17 tsk May 19 14:21:43 joshuagl: assigning a bug to me just beacuse i taunt you isn't very polite ;) May 19 14:22:00 joshuagl: master? 1.8? May 19 14:22:34 rburton: you appear to be the default assignee May 19 14:22:36 rburton: master May 19 14:23:26 damns May 19 14:23:34 818c94f5b9882c2028ef9f056714a0a3c9045551 May 19 14:23:43 is a fix that went in a while back May 19 14:24:02 joshuagl: si i don't actually have a gnome desktop anymore May 19 14:26:23 rburton: VM? :-) May 19 14:27:11 my debian vm is awesome at causing whole-machine hangs :/ May 19 14:30:59 Looking for help and information on the best way to proceed with a new board. May 19 14:31:20 I have a a freescale imx23 based board that is really close to the freescale evaluation board (imx23evk), The main difference is that mine only has 8M sdram and no sdcard slot or touch screen. I have not been able to get a updater kernel (updater.sb) small enough to run so I can flash my nand via the freescale mfgtool.exe. May 19 14:31:51 Using ltib I was able to compile the freescale bootlets and initialize and test my sdram, but not much else. May 19 14:32:05 I have yocto working enough to create a qemuarm image and ran it. Added the meta-fsl-arm layer and created the core-image-minimal for the imx23evk without errors. Now I need to change code for my boards memory. I looked at the documentation on creating a new bsp layer using yocto-bsp and the documentation on creating a layer manually. What would be the best/simplest way for a beginner to continue from this point? I do not want to reinvent t May 19 14:32:39 sorry about the text dump, but i needed to get that out. 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May 19 16:08:32 i read about adding "nativesdkfoobar" to TOOLCHAIN_HOST_TASK and there is a nativesdk-qtbase receipt yet bitbake mumbles "not in base feeds" May 19 16:10:52 it works fine to build/run against meta-qt5 on the build machine though May 19 16:11:14 just the sdk population doesn't pick it up May 19 16:13:08 seezer: you're using bitbake -c populate_sdk imagename, I assume? May 19 16:13:28 yep, with a core-image-minimal May 19 16:13:32 seezer: which qt5-related packages do you have in the image? May 19 16:14:19 Q: should I send yocto bugfix patches to yocto@yoctoproject.org? May 19 16:14:20 if it's straight core-image-minimal then the answer would be none, hence why -c populate_sdk core-image-minimal would not produce an SDK containing any Qt5 packages May 19 16:14:37 mcfrisk: see README, that has guidance on where to send packages depending on what's been patched May 19 16:14:57 er, where to sent patches, I meant to type May 19 16:15:30 so patch to meta/classes/buildhistory.bbclass goes to yocto@yoctoproject.org ? May 19 16:15:37 bluelightning: indirectly via own .bb: as DEPENDS "qtbase qtsvg qtserialport" and "qtbase-plugins" as RDEPENDs May 19 16:16:22 mcfrisk: that's not what it says no - it says "for everything else, openembedded-core@lists.openembedded.org" May 19 16:16:23 added via IMAGE_INSTALL_append in the local.conf May 19 16:17:15 bluelightning: ok, got it. Thanks! May 19 16:17:53 seezer: hmm, in that case it ought to be including the appropriate packages... how are you determining that they aren't in the SDK? May 19 16:19:14 first i had no additional TOOLCHAIN_HOST_TASK_append and a "find poky/1.8 -iname "*qt*"" only returns the libs in the target-sysroot May 19 16:21:24 yet on the buildmachine i see the sysroot/i686-linux/usr/bin/qt5 dated to the first and only build - that would be just what i need in the sdk too May 19 16:23:27 seezer: ok, so there isn't an automatic mechanism to get host tools into the SDK to match any libraries in the target portion May 19 16:23:51 seezer: you will need to add something via TOOLCHAIN_HOST_TASK_append May 19 16:24:20 yeah that's what i tried via: TOOLCHAIN_HOST_TASK_append = " nativesdk-qtbase" May 19 16:24:52 which is contained in meta-qt5/receips-qt/qt5/ May 19 16:25:25 right, it's worth noting though that what you are specifying in TOOLCHAIN_HOST_TASK is a package, not a recipe May 19 16:25:46 ah! May 19 16:25:55 that might help.. let me check May 19 16:25:57 if opkg is complaining that that is not found in the base feeds, that package is ending up empty and thus not produced May 19 16:26:09 so it's probably not the right package to be adding May 19 16:26:59 you might simply try adding nativesdk-packagegroup-qt5-toolchain-host May 19 16:27:11 that should bring in all of the various components May 19 16:30:53 aha, so there are packagegroups ;) May 19 16:32:14 ah yeah nativesdk-qtbase*bb announces PACKAGES yet $PN isn't one of them May 19 16:32:25 yeah, I just did a "git grep SDK" to find that ;) May 19 16:32:40 it's not always that simple of course, but this time it worked :) May 19 16:32:59 yeah my greps before asking where to directed May 19 16:33:26 but again, thank you for your help! May 19 16:33:30 no worries May 19 18:58:16 Hi! Is there any way to inspect how much each package is occupying in the final rootfs of my build? I'd like to see what is taking so much space May 19 19:00:10 DS_: enable buildhistory and it will have a listing of all installed packages and their size May 19 19:02:40 JEEBsv: thank you! May 19 19:03:22 DS_: you can use a tool such as baobab (on gnome, kde has similar) to see where the disk usage goes, and backtracking from there May 19 19:04:26 rburton: thanks for the alternative! I'll see if I can make JEEBsv's suggestion work. If I don't, I'll fall back to this May 19 19:10:22 rburton JEEBsv thanks for your solutions! I've enabled build history and found the culprit package. Size reduced from 65MB to 15MB! :) May 19 19:11:27 :) May 19 20:50:30 Hi guys May 19 20:51:23 Quick question. I would like to reduce the smartpm socket-timeout upon image creation (in a recipe file..) May 19 20:51:41 How can I do that.. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed May 20 02:59:59 2015