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May 09 07:05:11 <mckoan> good morning
May 09 07:18:22 <ericbutters> good morning, how can we disable linux kernel module to be loaded at boot? my recipe inherits module..
May 09 07:23:13 <boucman_work> mroning
May 09 07:23:50 <boucman_work> ericbutters: did you figure out why it was loaded in the first place ? hw autodetection ? a bootscript ?
May 09 09:10:26 <tobias_> python3-dbus anyone ? meta-oe does not provide
May 09 11:11:44 <niteshnarayanlal> hey hi i am trying to patch linux kernel using bbappend, the recipe file is fetching the source code located locally on the machine
May 09 11:11:59 <niteshnarayanlal> but I am not able to apply those patches
May 09 11:12:10 <niteshnarayanlal> is there anything obvious I am missing?
May 09 11:53:30 <maciejjo> hi, are there some known problems with using gcc 6.0 on host machine?
May 09 11:54:55 <rburton> maciejjo: i suspect you'll be able to tell us :)
May 09 11:54:59 <maciejjo> I am getting error on do_compile of pkgconfig
May 09 11:55:13 <rburton> you'll note that none of the supported distros run gcc6, so yes, expect "complications"
May 09 11:55:26 <maciejjo> yes, I do not run supported distro
May 09 11:55:55 <rburton> feel free to file bugs and/or patches about gcc6 on the host breaking things
May 09 11:56:25 <maciejjo> ok, I will do this then
May 09 11:56:46 <maciejjo> but should I file them upstream or to poky?
May 09 11:57:06 <rburton> depends what breaks, but both would be good :)
May 09 11:57:32 <rburton> mentioning the upstream bug in the oe-core bug report
May 09 11:57:54 <maciejjo> Ok, thanks
May 09 12:29:26 <Primordus> if I want to use scons in my toolchain, do I first have to create a recipe that does 'inherit scons' before setting up SDK so that it installs it? right now I'm getting some weird errors..
May 09 13:03:50 <maciejjo> I run bitbake with --continue on gcc 6.1, seems there are other packages affected as well
May 09 13:05:17 <maciejjo> elfutils fails because of code indentation error
May 09 15:37:22 <fl0v01> hi! i'd like to add the kernel and dtb to the rootfs in a boot directory. Does anyone know of an example where i can look how this is done?
May 09 15:42:58 <fl0v01> Ok seems just to be IMAGE_INSTALL_append += <kernel-name>
May 09 15:44:50 <frsc> fl0v01: I have "kernel-image" and "kernel-devicetree" in IMAGE_INSTALL to achieve this
May 09 15:45:11 <fl0v01> frsc: Thanks!
May 09 16:11:53 <karobar> anyone have an idea why satisfy_dependencies_for would error out for a dependency whose package i can find within /tmp/deploy/ipk? as an example, the error says no "python-boto (= 2.34.0)" found but I've found a python-boto_2.34.0-r0_core2-64.ipk
May 09 16:13:54 <kergoth> karobar: most likely it's in a package arch dir that isn't in your list of package archs
May 09 16:14:42 <karobar> ok thanks
May 09 16:15:50 <obsrwr_home> is there a command which shows me the location of a recipe for a given package/task?
May 09 16:17:33 <kergoth> that doesn't really make sense
May 09 16:18:30 <kergoth> what's the context? you have a binary package in deploy and you want to know what recipe wrote it? or you haven't built yet, but want to know what recipe will provide a given package?
May 09 16:20:30 <obsrwr_home> i have linux-libc-headers in sysroot and i want to know exactly the recipe which defines the task of populating the sysroot there
May 09 16:26:52 <obsrwr_home> gah nevermind i just had a problem with one of my own scripts
May 09 16:30:39 <khem> RP: We have SDK compilers depend on -mmusl and -muclibc to make correct selections for these libc environments but it really doesnt work well. The c++ headers are still looked under glibc triplet
May 09 16:31:16 <khem> RP: its in effect even when SDK is generated for musl alone w/o glibc being part of game
May 09 16:31:30 <khem> I see -muclibc has same problem
May 09 16:34:07 <RP> khem: sounds like something we need to fix then :/
May 09 16:40:10 <khem> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root   20 May  9 09:37 x86_64-oe-linux -> x86_64-oe-linux-musl/
May 09 16:40:13 <khem> drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 4.0K May  8 03:54 x86_64-oe-linux-musl/
May 09 16:40:15 <khem> kraj@haswell ~SDKTARGETSYSROOT/usr/include/c++/6.1.1
May 09 16:40:17 <khem> Yes
May 09 16:40:25 <khem> if we create a symlink during SDK install
May 09 16:40:30 <khem> would fix it
May 09 16:41:12 <khem> when multilibc toolchains are not part of SDK
May 09 16:41:19 <khem> then create a symlink
May 09 16:41:31 <khem> like above
May 09 16:59:26 * kergoth yawns
May 09 17:33:49 <karobar> kergoth: how can i confirm a package arch dir is the in the 'list of package archs'? I think I've set things properly, but maybe not
May 09 21:38:53 <seebs> http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/258679/why-is-ls-suddenly-wrapping-items-with-spaces-in-single-quotes#
May 09 21:39:14 <seebs> So, just a heads-up, if coreutils 8.25 shows up, that may want to be addressed, it is a pretty weird change to make, to put it mildly.
May 09 21:45:11 <cbzxa> Has anyone build the dmalloc recipe lately?  I'm seeing what looks like auto tools regressions
May 09 22:34:05 <snouto> hello everyone , i am new to embedded development in general and yocto project in particular
May 09 22:34:15 <snouto> i hope joining this channel will help me
May 09 23:08:22 <khem> cbzxa: what error do you see ?
May 09 23:08:37 <khem> report it on ml or here and best is send a patch to fix
May 09 23:12:36 <billr> snouto: welcome!
May 09 23:13:12 <snouto> billr:thank you
May 09 23:13:35 <snouto> I am reading a book about yocto and currently i am building core-image-minimal , it is like "hello world" in programming
May 09 23:13:36 <snouto> :)
May 09 23:14:40 <billr> snouto: the people here are friendly and helpful, so if you run into problems don't hesitate to ask
May 09 23:15:39 <snouto> billr: thank you so much for your warm feelings.
May 09 23:19:24 <snouto> billr : Here is the first question , If i want to delegate the hardware design for a chinese company , how can i create a bsp in yocto to support my new device board
May 09 23:19:53 <snouto> billr: how can i approach this problem , and what should i ask the chinese company to provide me to help me in writing this bsp in yocto
May 09 23:26:31 <billr> snouto: that's a rather open ended question and one I've not had to personally face. I would try and pick a processor and h/w design that closely matches an existing design and bsp and have them use that same configuration and memory mapping. Then you could copy that existing bsp and make minor changes - or maybe none at all, depending on how different your h/w is.
May 09 23:27:53 <snouto> billr : where these existing designs and bsps exist , where can i find them ?
May 09 23:28:27 <kergoth> ]
May 09 23:32:29 <billr> snouto: https://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/master/layers/
May 09 23:34:05 <billr> snouto: see also http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/2.1/bsp-guide/bsp-guide.html
May 09 23:36:03 <snouto> billr : Thank you so much , i will begin reading the BSP guide
May 10 00:45:53 <snouto> billr : if i want my custom linux distribution to show a logo during booting only (like apple IOS displays apple logo until the desktop appears) how can i do this ?
May 10 00:49:42 <billr> snouto: make sure you include the 'psplash' package and set a bitmap file. Here's one thread on the same question: http://yocto.yoctoproject.narkive.com/Cn3r1hSa/custom-splash-screen-using-psplash . I'm sure you can find others.
May 10 01:21:59 <khem> there are few more options e.g. dietsplash and plymouth
May 10 01:22:12 <khem> plymouth integrates well with systemd
May 10 01:54:19 <snouto> khem : Thank you
May 10 01:54:32 <snouto> billr : Thank you , you really were very helpful to me
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