**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Jun 27 02:59:58 2016 Jun 27 05:18:59 can anyone point me to an example of an MMU-less yocto image? Jun 27 06:54:56 good evening Jun 27 07:22:30 is there any general push to make builds less spammy? for example, there doesn't seem to be a clean way to turn off "INCLUDING foo as buildable despite INCOMPATIBLE_LICENSE becuase it has been whitelisted" messages. Jun 27 07:23:44 also, every build prints an overview of all the layers used Jun 27 07:24:02 print too much and people start ignoring other, more important stuff, imo Jun 27 07:48:19 good morning Jun 27 08:11:27 hi guys Jun 27 08:13:41 i'm trying to add the support of kvaser pcican drivers, but it's not compiling. i'm using a machine that is built with a 3.17.1 kernel, but when it tries to compile the kernel modules, it is using 3.10 headers Jun 27 08:17:53 here is my recipe: http://pastebin.com/s48rcMgd Jun 27 08:21:50 and this is my error log: http://pastebin.com/9N1THJCK Jun 27 08:24:52 it looks like it is trying to build with my host headers src. But host & target are different hosts Jun 27 08:42:55 lzo, brb Jun 27 08:51:52 -hosts+arch Jun 27 08:56:29 lzo, is this a clean buld? Jun 27 08:57:24 lzo, whats the duration to create a new clean build? Jun 27 08:58:50 redengin: by clean build you mean to simply remove the tmp directory or the sstate cache as well? Jun 27 08:59:19 it takes about 15-20 minutes when cleaning the tmpdir Jun 27 08:59:30 if you can, create a new build directory and copy over your bblayers.conf and local.conf Jun 27 09:00:53 let me know if you need to know more on howto Jun 27 09:02:46 alright i'll try, but i guess if i use the exact same bblayers.conf & local.conf, it will points to the same shared directory, such as sstate cache & downloads. Not sure if it makes a big difference as if i simply dropped my current tmp dir Jun 27 09:03:03 point* Jun 27 09:03:28 please change the sstate path as well Jun 27 09:05:08 if you are just rm'ing your sstate I want to know that Jun 27 09:07:06 i did remove the TMPDIR, and i just updated my local.conf to use a different sstate-cache directory. I just don't want to lose what's in the current sstate-cache. Cleaning up my current sstate-cache will probably cause a 3/4hrs build Jun 27 09:08:06 lzo, how long does it take to reach your error on your build machine? Jun 27 09:10:02 don't really know, build is running since 3 minutes Jun 27 09:10:25 but i'm wondering why linux-libc-headers-3.19-r0 is building whereas i'm using a 3.17.1 kernel Jun 27 09:10:43 lzo, let me know what happens... dumping your TMPDIR is going to require a full buld Jun 27 09:11:53 do you need 3.17.1 specifically? If so, whats your baseline yocto? Jun 27 09:12:13 doesn't matter, the build machine has 12 cores so it won't take too much time. i'll only build my kvaser package and not my full image Jun 27 09:12:34 your paste is building for 3.10.0 Jun 27 09:14:48 i guess yocto is trying to use my host linux headers. and my host is a centos 7 with a 3.10 kernel, so it's probably a misconfiguration somewhere Jun 27 09:18:02 your errors say that at build time there aren't sys headers Jun 27 09:30:01 yes, Jun 27 09:30:14 same error with a fresh build environment Jun 27 09:35:12 lzo, can you paste your bblayers.conf Jun 27 09:37:11 I'll be back later, but my guess is that your bblayers.conf never provided the std headers Jun 27 10:59:35 hi. i'm not sure i understand the nodejs recipe, but i have no npm command available on my image. do i need to add another dependency? i tried with both "npm" and "nodejs-npm", but neither worked (not found) Jun 27 11:45:12 ionte: coming from which layer? Jun 27 11:46:45 ionte: because http://cgit.openembedded.org/meta-openembedded/tree/meta-oe/recipes-devtools/nodejs/nodejs_4.4.5.bb suggests nodejs-npm should work Jun 27 11:51:17 s Jun 27 11:51:21 sorry Jun 27 12:10:35 hello Jun 27 12:10:45 i have one fetch operation taking a lot of time Jun 27 12:11:07 is there a way to prioritize this fetch so that it starts first? Jun 27 12:29:22 c0rnel: run it standalone? Jun 27 12:29:32 bitbake longfetch ; bitbake myimage Jun 27 12:30:02 the schedule will run though the low hanging fruit such as fetches early anyway whilst other stuff like the toolchain is bottlenecking Jun 27 12:34:24 Hello, I'm trying to compile some C sources directly on my Yocto system, so I'm missing a compiler and basic build environment. I'm looking for something like the "build-essential" package on Debian/Ubuntu, but I can't find any and all documentation I've seen so far describes cross-compiling on your PC, not on Yocto. Jun 27 12:35:27 I don't think there is a build-essential package. You'll have to add gcc and the libc header you need to your target environment manually. Jun 27 12:36:02 I can't find a gcc package either, just the library package libgcc1 Jun 27 12:36:49 rburton, good idea, thank you Jun 27 12:37:24 rburton, still i would have liked more to run only one bitbake :) Jun 27 12:38:54 LetoThe2nd: yes, not sure what went wrong. on second build it worked. Jun 27 12:40:01 There seem to be no development packages at all, no gcc, no automake/autoconf or even make... do I perhaps need a different package repository? Jun 27 12:41:29 Or am I using the wrong tool? I'm currently using smart. Jun 27 12:41:55 c0rnel: fetch only happens one so this isn't really a problem right? Jun 27 12:44:03 rburton, i hope so but i also wantd to not keep th system blovked waiting for that fetch to complete Jun 27 12:44:34 mid-ct: they are usually not built for the target, unless you specifically request them Jun 27 12:45:12 Hmmm, okay. Jun 27 12:45:15 mid-ct: there will be automake-native and autoconf-native (even though -native stuff isn't being packaged), but the target versions of those tools will not be built unless you specifically request them. Jun 27 12:45:38 So I have to rebuild the image on my own? Jun 27 12:46:22 mid-ct: all depends on who provided your image and whether they have a "sdk" version Jun 27 12:46:44 mid-ct: if they provide a sdk image or a feed from which you can download the tools, then you're fine. otherwise you moan at them, and build your own image. Jun 27 12:47:59 Thanks, I hoped not to need the whole SDK and go though all the build/customizations just to have some small programms compiled. But it seems to be the way to be taken. Jun 27 12:57:52 Thanks for your help, I'll see how far I get with the SDK. Jun 27 13:22:09 hello Jun 27 13:24:57 I'm trying to redo a setup using poky/jethro and I am stuck on something I fixed early on and I didn't take notes on this. I get an error about libsdl on ubuntu. I have tried to add mods to conf/local.conf PACKCONFIG_append_pn-qemunative=" sdl" ... and it does not work. I found this fix more than once in mailing list archives. Jun 27 13:31:51 Im doiing the same thing as what is in this commit log, Jun 27 13:32:00 http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/poky/commit/?h=jethro&id=5f27b611cd463422bfedecc31ded7319aa6c548d Jun 27 13:32:16 davis: jethro from git or a release? Jun 27 13:32:27 Hello rburton Jun 27 13:32:46 I did a git clone and git checkout -b origin/jethro Jun 27 13:33:13 then the local.conf should be right out of the box Jun 27 13:33:37 yeah, but I am using a vendor build Jun 27 13:33:41 fun Jun 27 13:33:59 I replaced the jethro pull they used with the one above Jun 27 13:34:05 PACKAGECONFIG_append_pn-qemu-native = " sdl" and ensure you don't have ASSUME_PROVIDED += "libsdl-native" Jun 27 13:34:42 I actually do have that line I just noticed, the diff has a comment line for that one. Jun 27 13:34:43 worth checking that their distro doesn't set ASSUME_PROVIDED or bring in a replacement qemu without the sdl fixes Jun 27 13:34:45 let me try again Jun 27 13:38:18 ok, i made that change, erased all my old stuff and kicked off a new build. lets see what happens. Jun 27 14:17:32 hmm. It happened with the same error Jun 27 15:10:09 if I'm already building that has connman enabled, what is the most sane way to also enable client in my meta layer? Jun 27 15:15:16 I'm currently just adding the connman-client to a packagelist, but I'm presuming I could manually enable-client with package config append? Jun 27 15:49:38 Hi all, how do I switch to a different operating system such as SL6 or CC7 in my image? Jun 27 16:01:01 or something like Ubuntu? Jun 27 16:01:24 How can I take an existing Operating System and plug it into yoctoproject and build it for a machine? I can't find any instructions on this. Jun 27 16:05:17 kratsg: The Yocto project is design to let you create your own customized distribution. It's not really design to take an existing distribution (e.g., Ubuntu) and rebuild it for a different platform or machine. Jun 27 17:23:38 im getting an error in uboot, unknown type name uint8_t any idea why? Jun 27 17:48:19 I have a 3rd party binary that I'm trying to incorporate into my build. I can't seem to avoid the "no package provides libgstbase-0.10.so.0" error. Anyone know of a way around this? Jun 27 17:48:58 I've asked the 3rd party to recompile the binary with updated dependencies, but they don't seem to be in any hurry Jun 27 18:09:45 nillerbrun: did you bitbake whatever gstreamer library that comes with before the binary? Jun 27 18:10:18 right, gstreamer 0.10 Jun 27 18:10:26 gstreamer 1.0 Jun 27 18:10:27 which if you're using a modern OE, is in meta-multimedia Jun 27 18:10:35 the big hint is the 0.10 in the version Jun 27 18:10:40 so its *not* gstreamer 1.0 Jun 27 18:11:13 yeah i understand, but i have other dependencies on gstreamer1.0.... it's this silly binary that wants the old version Jun 27 18:11:34 so you need to also build gstreamer 0.10 Jun 27 18:12:08 i've manually loaded the binary and everything works fine without gstreamer 0.10.. so I'm inclined to just override the error somehow Jun 27 18:12:34 you'll only get that error if something is linking to libgstbase Jun 27 18:12:46 if its one binary out of many you don't care about, delete it in your recipe Jun 27 18:16:48 it's actually a package of binaries, most of which I need. I'm not sure which one is depending on gstreamer0.1 Jun 27 18:20:20 if there is no otion to ignore this error until they rebuild the package, how would i go about including the old version as well? Would i just grab the recipes from the last version of poky to support 0.1? Jun 27 18:25:18 rburton:? Jun 27 18:57:37 Hi all, who is the meta-mono maintainer? I sent a patch last month and did not have an answer. Jun 27 19:01:58 layer index says: Alex J Lennon Jun 27 19:02:07 ajlennon@gmail.com Jun 27 19:40:35 nillerbrun: there's gst 0.10 recipes in meta-multimedia, but I'd just use ldd on the binaries until you find the one that needs gst 0.10 Jun 27 19:41:13 rburton: thanks Jun 28 00:43:06 I have a "Files/directories were installed but not shipped in any package" error. Usually I know how to deal with this, but in this particular case it's complaining about "/run" and I don't see anything in the recipe creating that directory, and I don't see anything in the package doing that either. Jun 28 00:43:41 and the weird thing is that I don't actually see a /run directory in the work directory for the recipe. It should be somewhere in image/, right? Jun 28 00:48:43 m2: the /run directory is created by the base-files recipe, as I recall Jun 28 00:49:18 m2: should be included as part of the core-image-xxx build. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Jun 28 02:59:58 2016