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Nov 24 05:29:46 * armpit note to self. don't fire up wireshark on plane...
Nov 24 07:09:05 <yocto_newbie> Hi guys does anyone knows whats does bitbake-worker decafbad means ? my baking seems to hang and i saw this process with ps -aux
Nov 24 07:47:05 <mckoan> good morning
Nov 24 09:11:47 <JaMa> bigger than expected?
Nov 24 09:11:48 <JaMa> 41G     /home/jenkins/oe/world/shr-core/tmp-glibc/work/qemux86-oe-linux/build-appliance-image
Nov 24 09:12:16 <JaMa> 40G     /home/jenkins/oe/world/shr-core/tmp-glibc/work/qemux86-oe-linux/build-appliance-image/12.0.1-r0/rootfs/home
Nov 24 09:13:03 <JaMa> 40G     /home/jenkins/oe/world/shr-core/tmp-glibc/work/qemux86-oe-linux/build-appliance-image/12.0.1-r0/rootfs/home/builder/poky/build/downloads/
Nov 24 09:15:24 <JaMa> time to blacklist this one from world builds :) it won't be able to copy whole 60GB downloads directory to my tiny 72G tmpfs
Nov 24 09:20:13 <styler2go> Hello. I am trying to compile uboot with bitbake but i get the error "ake: *** No rule to make target u-boot.imx'.  Stop." Any Ideas?
Nov 24 09:33:42 <maxin> styler2go: have you included meta-fsl-arm in bblayers.conf ?
Nov 24 09:35:33 <styler2go> Let me check that
Nov 24 09:38:36 <styler2go> maxin: Yes, i am including meta-fsl-arm. I think the ptoblem is that the file u-boot.imx is missing for some reason. But i am not able to find where it should be created
Nov 24 09:41:10 <maxin> styler2go:  ok.. can you share the command that you tried to build u-boot using bitbake ?
Nov 24 09:41:35 <styler2go> Right now i am trying to just execute "bitbake u-boot-imx"
Nov 24 09:42:21 <sujith_h> styler2go: Yah, bitbake u-boot-imx should work as its recipe is there in meta-fsl-arm
Nov 24 09:43:17 <styler2go> Ok i found the problem
Nov 24 09:44:04 <styler2go> http://pastie.org/10577669
Nov 24 09:47:12 <maxin> styler2go: ok.. looks like something unexpected modifications happened in the git repo...
Nov 24 09:47:35 <maxin> s/something/some
Nov 24 09:48:02 <styler2go> What did change? Can i fix it somehow?
Nov 24 09:50:23 <sujith_h> styler2go: you can manually clone git://git.freescale.com/imx/uboot-imx.git and switch to branch imx_v2015.04_3.14.38_6ul_ga and then see the commit logs
Nov 24 09:53:12 <sujith_h> styler2go: and from there on you can pick the revision which you may feel ok and then update the recipe accordingly pointing to that SRCREV.
Nov 24 09:53:43 <sujith_h> styler2go: that way fetch wouldn't fail
Nov 24 09:53:44 <styler2go> Yepp, changing to that branch worked
Nov 24 09:54:18 <styler2go> I tested it locally, not in my build environment
Nov 24 10:09:56 <styler2go> I am not even sure where the repo is being defined to be honest
Nov 24 10:17:22 <maxin> styler2go:  should be in meta-fsl-arm/recipes-bsp/u-boot/u-boot-img_**.bb
Nov 24 10:17:35 <maxin> imx
Nov 24 10:18:40 <styler2go> True, found that there. Problem is still that i am not sure how to switch the branch if not in the url, can you tell me a solution for that?
Nov 24 10:25:41 <maxin> styler2go: that depends on your machine name.. that recipe seems to support multiple machines..
Nov 24 10:44:58 <styler2go> Ok i got that fixed. I had changes in the file which were not supposed to be there. Now i still have the problem that i always get either "No rule to make target `u-boot.imx'." or if i try to bitbake u-boot-imx " No rule to make target `mx6qadvantech_config'.  Stop."
Nov 24 10:48:56 <styler2go> That's the full error log: http://p.styler2go.de/?35
Nov 24 10:53:19 <maxin> styler2go: is that a supported machine in meta-fsl-arm or a custom one ?
Nov 24 10:53:41 <styler2go> it is a supported machine
Nov 24 10:54:26 <styler2go> when checking the u-boot.inc i found the lines the error occures: "oe_runmake O=${config} ${config}" inside the for loop on line 74
Nov 24 11:18:16 <aurelihein> Hi guys, I removed by error the folder tmp/deploy/rpm/ under my build directory, do you know How i can quickly regenerate it ? Thank you very much
Nov 24 11:51:02 <poyraz> hi. When I tried to "i2cdetect -y 0", I am received "Error: Can't use Quick Write command on this bus". What is problem about i2c? Could you help me?
Nov 24 12:26:28 <styler2go> Still not found any solution for that problem
Nov 24 12:54:35 <maxin> styler2go: http://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/master/machines/?q=mx6qadvantech  shows it is not supported by any layers...
Nov 24 12:56:20 <maxin> styler2go: you might have to use the advantech specific u-boot for this board:  github.com:TimesysGit/advantech-u-boot.git
Nov 24 12:58:57 <maxin> styler2go: I could be wrong here as well   :)
Nov 24 13:00:46 <nrossi> poyraz: 'i2cdetect -y -r 0' is what you want i believe, cadence i2c doesnot do SMBus QuickWrite
Nov 24 13:19:17 <styler2go> maxin: I found out that we use our own layer, yet we can't find our bug we have :(
Nov 24 15:32:49 <olivier> Hello Everyone. I have a question concerning SD card mounting.
Nov 24 15:33:43 <olivier> I'd like to auto mount the sdcard (that will always be in the same slot) to /media/sdcard.
Nov 24 15:34:32 <olivier> I was going to create a recipe to add a script to init.d to launch a script containing my 'mount' command.
Nov 24 15:34:43 <olivier> is it the correct way to do it?
Nov 24 15:35:14 <olivier> (hope I'm in the right channel)
Nov 24 15:39:58 <rink> why not put it in fstab?
Nov 24 15:40:44 <rburton> an init script would be wrong, use fstab
Nov 24 15:41:30 <olivier> that's a good idea
Nov 24 15:41:36 <olivier> thanks guys
Nov 24 15:42:25 <olivier> And now a tiny question about postgresql. I'd like to auto start postgresql server.
Nov 24 15:42:48 <olivier> I considered using the "pg_ctl start..." command
Nov 24 15:43:13 <olivier> but I saw in the postgresql recipe that a postgresql service is created
Nov 24 15:44:05 <olivier> How can I set arguments to this service to tell it to start at startup, and use the data situated in a specail path (in my case, the sdcard mounted above)
Nov 24 15:44:08 <olivier> ?
Nov 24 15:44:37 <olivier> I tried a bbappend file but I'm not sure, it's the correct way
Nov 24 15:45:26 <CTtpollard> does the postgres service not already start at startup?
Nov 24 15:53:27 <olivier> CTtpollard: no I don't think so.
Nov 24 15:53:56 <olivier> CTtpollard: "ps | grep postgresql" doesn't show anything
Nov 24 15:54:21 <CTtpollard> what does systemctl status postgresql show?
Nov 24 15:55:17 <olivier> CTtpollard: Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/postgresql.service; disabled)
Nov 24 15:55:25 <olivier> CTtpollard: Active: inactive (dead)
Nov 24 15:56:34 <CTtpollard> so the service needs changing to launch at startup
Nov 24 15:56:37 <CTtpollard> at the correct time
Nov 24 15:58:48 <olivier> CTtpollard: Yes. Through a recipe ?
Nov 24 16:00:00 <CTtpollard> olivier: you could append the existing recipe you are building with a patch to the service file, yes
Nov 24 16:00:21 <CTtpollard> I would suspect one already exists though for postgres
Nov 24 16:18:49 <olivier__> CTtpollard: You're right. there's a postgresql.init file in the postgresql recipe
Nov 24 16:19:59 <olivier__> CTtpollard: I guess the way to do it is to create a bbappend file, copy the 'postgresql.init' file and modify the wanted variables (such as 'PGDATA')
Nov 24 16:20:27 <olivier__> CTtpollard: Should I copy and modigy the file or can I make a patch?
Nov 24 16:39:49 <rburton> does anyone here actually use directfb?
Nov 24 17:02:15 <olivier__> CTtpollard: fstab was a good idea; it works perfectly. Thanks.
Nov 24 17:02:56 <CTtpollard> olivier__: heh it wasn't my suggestion, but good to hear :)
Nov 24 17:04:43 <olivier__> CTtpollard: My cache was cleared, I couldn't verify who told me.
Nov 24 17:04:57 <olivier__> so Thanks for the fstab idea :)
Nov 24 17:20:40 <olivier__> rink: fstab was a good idea; it works perfectly. Thanks.
Nov 24 17:20:42 <olivier__> rburton: fstab was a good idea; it works perfectly. Thanks.
Nov 24 17:44:45 <rink> olivier___: hth :)
Nov 24 17:48:37 <olivier___> Question concerning the cleaning of a recipe.
Nov 24 17:49:04 <olivier___> I created a 'postgresql_9.%.bbappend' file
Nov 24 17:49:27 <olivier___> and along with it a 'files' folder containing a 'postgresql.service' file
Nov 24 17:50:03 <olivier___> this file is here to replace the on contained by the original postgresql recipe in meta-oe
Nov 24 17:50:45 <olivier___> when I change the content of this file, my command 'bitbake postgresql' doesn't recompile the package
Nov 24 17:51:07 <olivier___> neither 'bitbake postgresql -c clean' followed by 'bitbake postgresql'
Nov 24 17:51:36 <rink> seems like you don't reference to it
Nov 24 17:51:49 <rink> try putting 'foobar' in the .bbappend file and seeing if it chokes
Nov 24 17:52:03 <rink> if that chokes, maybe you don't drag the file in?
Nov 24 17:52:37 <olivier___> the command 'bitbake-layer show-appends' shows it uses my bbapend file
Nov 24 17:52:57 <olivier___> what do you mean I don't drag the file in?
Nov 24 17:53:28 <olivier___> rink: (And yes, it chokes)
Nov 24 17:53:30 <rink> oh, that bitbake doesn't see the bbappend file using the service file
Nov 24 17:53:51 <bluelightning> olivier___: does your bbappend contain: FILESEXTRAPATHS_prepend := "${THISDIR}/files:"
Nov 24 17:54:20 <olivier___> bluelightning: No, only "FILESEXTRAPATHS_prepend := "${THISDIR}/${PN}-${PV}:""
Nov 24 17:55:17 <bluelightning> olivier___: ok, so you need to change it - that last bit needs to match up with the directory name you are putting the files in or they won't be found
Nov 24 17:55:51 <bluelightning> (or you could rename the directory, doesn't matter which)
Nov 24 17:56:23 <olivier___> bluelightning: Indeed ot works. Thanks ! I understand now.
Nov 24 17:58:13 <rink> bluelightning to the rescue as always :-)
Nov 24 18:00:38 <bluelightning> happy to help :)
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