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Nov 30 09:27:54 <T_UNIX> hi
Nov 30 09:28:35 <T_UNIX> is there any public recipe to integrate the commercial qtquickcompiler?
Nov 30 11:01:04 <eduardas_m> hello, how do I build qwt for a distro that uses linuxfb for qt5?
Nov 30 11:01:33 <eduardas_m> when I bitbake qwt, I get qwt was skipped: missing required distro feature 'x11' (not in DISTRO_FEATURES)
Nov 30 11:06:19 <T_UNIX> eduardas_m: I assume you do not want to/cannot enable x11?
Nov 30 11:07:02 <T_UNIX> make sure, that there is a configuration of qwt that allows you to use it without x11
Nov 30 11:08:35 <T_UNIX> if you do not mind x11, you can simply add the following line to either your distro.conf or conf/local.conf: "DISTR_FEATURES_append = ' x11'"
Nov 30 11:08:50 <T_UNIX> oh, I missed an 'O' there
Nov 30 11:09:03 <T_UNIX> DISTRO_FEATURES_append = " x11"
Nov 30 11:10:04 <eduardas_m> T_UNIX, yes, you are correct, I would prefer to avoid X11 if possible
Nov 30 11:10:25 <eduardas_m> I managed implementing my required features without using it so far
Nov 30 11:10:29 <rburton> then you'll have to see if qwt really requires X or not
Nov 30 11:11:01 <boucman_work> in latest yocto, you can build an image that uses wayland but has x11 compatibility, right ?
Nov 30 11:12:30 <eduardas_m> rburton, I suppose so... I actually thought that perhaps someone here already works with qwt and has run into similar issues
Nov 30 11:22:39 <eduardas_m> well, as far as I can tell it should be possible to compile with qt5 linuxfb in general
Nov 30 11:22:43 <eduardas_m> however
Nov 30 11:23:08 <eduardas_m> the only recipes that OE index has for Jethro use either qt4e or qt4x11
Nov 30 11:23:22 <eduardas_m> so not even a recipe to use it with qt5
Nov 30 11:23:28 <eduardas_m> not to mention linuxfb
Nov 30 11:25:23 <eduardas_m> also, strangely enough seems qwt recipes were moved from meta-oe in jethro to meta-qt4 in krogoth
Nov 30 11:25:52 <eduardas_m> I wonder what is the rationale behind decisions to more recipes around between layers
Nov 30 11:26:55 <eduardas_m> can I just create a similar recipe that inherits qt5 instead of qt4 and be fine?
Nov 30 11:40:29 <graphiqs> i have troubles reaching http://git.freescale.com/git/cgit.cgi/imx/linux-imx.git/log/?h=imx_4.1.15_1.0.0_ga , anyone else too?
Nov 30 11:41:52 <graphiqs> nevermind
Nov 30 11:41:58 <boucman_work> usb_otg_vbus: disabling
Nov 30 11:42:09 <boucman_work> oops wrong window
Nov 30 12:22:44 <eduardas_m> I have checked out a meta-qwt layer I found on github
Nov 30 12:23:00 <eduardas_m> now when I try to bitbake a qwt recipe from there
Nov 30 12:23:29 <eduardas_m> the bitbake execution does not have tasks to run for some reason and freezes
Nov 30 12:23:31 <rburton> i recommend asking the creator of the layer about problems with random layers
Nov 30 12:23:33 <eduardas_m> No currently running tasks (347 of 408)
Nov 30 12:24:03 <eduardas_m> https://github.com/mikuka/meta-qwt
Nov 30 12:24:47 <eduardas_m> why will bitbake not execute tasks from recipe even when tasks are defined in the .bb file?
Nov 30 12:25:08 <rburton> yes
Nov 30 12:25:14 <rburton> oh, can't read
Nov 30 12:25:15 * rburton shrugs
Nov 30 12:25:18 <rburton> broken layer?
Nov 30 12:25:35 <rburton> hasn't been touched for 18 months
Nov 30 12:25:43 <eduardas_m> I would not be surprised if bitbake were to fail a task
Nov 30 12:25:50 <eduardas_m> but it is not doing any
Nov 30 12:26:19 <eduardas_m> I am trying this on Jethro
Nov 30 12:26:21 <eduardas_m> anyway
Nov 30 13:43:24 <fmeerkoetter> is there a backtrace/crash collector which can be used in an embedded linux setting? it should collect core files, generate backtraces, collect related information like the contents of /proc/$pid
Nov 30 13:43:35 <fmeerkoetter> is there a "standard" solution?
Nov 30 14:07:09 <rburton> fmeerkoetter: use whatever redhat ship?
Nov 30 14:11:28 <Ox4> hello guys, is it possible to fetch files from multiple repositories in one recipe?
Nov 30 14:12:24 <Ox4> my problem is: I have serveral repositories which are related to one package: 1 repo -> library 2 repo - application which will be linked against the library from 1 repo
Nov 30 14:12:34 <rburton> yes, list multiple repos in the same SRC_URI
Nov 30 14:12:37 <rburton> simples!
Nov 30 14:14:06 <Ox4> oh, thanks
Nov 30 14:26:55 <Ox4> rburton: something is wrong: http://ix.io/1J8I
Nov 30 14:27:12 <Ox4> rburton: I can fetch the chages from these repositories manually
Nov 30 14:28:17 <rburton> looks like your git url is wrong
Nov 30 14:30:24 <Ox4> rburton: here is my SRC_URI variable: http://dpaste.com/20R971B
Nov 30 14:30:55 <rburton> they'll all be checking out to git/
Nov 30 14:30:56 <Ox4> oh, I found the problem
Nov 30 14:31:15 <Ox4> hm
Nov 30 14:31:33 <Ox4> rburton: do I have to append name=foobar to the URI?
Nov 30 14:33:02 <rburton> yeah i think so
Nov 30 14:33:08 <rburton> can't recall the right option and lunch is ready
Nov 30 14:34:03 <Ox4> "destsuffix": The name of the path in which to place the checkout. By default, the path is git/.
Nov 30 14:34:08 <Ox4> destsuffix :)
Nov 30 14:34:21 <Ox4> bth, can I use ${PN}/blah in the SRC_URI?
Nov 30 14:45:53 <robsta> hello
Nov 30 14:47:08 <robsta> total noob hear, if you would bear with me; have just gotten a yocto project to build, but unclear which image definitions are available
Nov 30 14:49:20 <robsta> there is a meta-foo/recipes-core/images/foo-dev.bb that seems to define an image, but when i try to bitbake it, "foo-dev" is not the name
Nov 30 14:50:35 <robsta> also none of the image names i had expected show up in bitbake-layers show-recipes
Nov 30 14:50:59 <robsta> so is there an easy way to list all available images?
Nov 30 14:53:56 <joshuagl> does meta-foo show up in a bitbake-layers show-layers ?
Nov 30 14:55:03 <robsta> huh no it doesn't
Nov 30 14:55:28 <joshuagl> there you go
Nov 30 14:55:32 <joshuagl> bitbake-layers add-layer <layerdir>
Nov 30 14:55:48 <robsta> any chance my build dir is stale
Nov 30 14:56:56 <robsta> is it considered ok to run oe-init-build-env several times`?
Nov 30 14:57:43 <robsta> or would a new shell be better
Nov 30 14:58:26 <joshuagl> new shell is better
Nov 30 14:58:34 <eduardas_m> what is the decent way to integrate my device tree source changes into my yocto build?
Nov 30 14:58:51 <joshuagl> what do you mean by stale build dir? it's not enough simply to clone layers, you need to add them to the build dirs bblayers.conf
Nov 30 14:59:07 <eduardas_m> because I build the dtb without Yocto and test via TFTP boot
Nov 30 14:59:37 <eduardas_m> I have modified the way I want to and now I want to add it to sdcard image I build via Yocto
Nov 30 14:59:38 <robsta> joshuagl: hmm the project is supposed to be in a buildable state in the repo
Nov 30 14:59:55 <robsta> someone else added the layers
Nov 30 14:59:55 <joshuagl> robsta: you keep a build dir with local.conf and bblayers.conf in the repo?
Nov 30 15:00:17 <robsta> no, the build dir is mine
Nov 30 15:00:21 <Ox4> could somebody help me with ssh? After building and flashing an image I have en error whilst starting ssh: http://ix.io/1J93
Nov 30 15:01:01 <rburton> oh god who is this n00b
Nov 30 15:01:06 <joshuagl> robsta: bblayer configuration lives in the build dir
Nov 30 15:02:01 <joshuagl> robsta: http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/2.2/ref-manual/ref-manual.html#structure-build-conf-bblayers.conf
Nov 30 15:02:49 <Ox4> also I have one more question: can I creat do_compile_mypackage function in the mypackage recipe?
Nov 30 15:04:25 <robsta> joshuagl: ooh think i get it, if bblayers.conf is there, it is not overwritten/updated on subsequent runs of oe-init-build-env?
Nov 30 15:04:44 <rburton> Ox4: yes, you can write your own do_compile in the recipe
Nov 30 15:04:58 <rburton> robsta: correct, it's only written if not present
Nov 30 15:05:06 <robsta> ok that would explain
Nov 30 15:05:15 <robsta> thanks rburton, but why are you so naughty
Nov 30 15:06:11 <Ox4> rburton: ERROR: ParseError at /home/yocto/yocto_build/tisdk/sources/meta-sirin/recipes-core/dfsi-manager/dfsi-manager.bb:12: unparsed line: 'do_compile_dfsilib()'
Nov 30 15:06:29 <rburton> just do_compile()
Nov 30 15:06:38 <kergoth> also, i don't see a trailing { on that line
Nov 30 15:06:39 * kergoth yawns
Nov 30 15:24:31 <kergoth> Hmm, wonder if srctree path should be optional for devtool-extract. it'd be nice to default to the path used for modify, if i want to look at the source tree but not *build from it* just now
Nov 30 15:36:34 <fmeerkoetter> rburton: me comes from the debian world. can you give me a name to google :-)
Nov 30 15:37:07 <Ox4> can I define EXTRA_OEMAKE inside do_compile function?
Nov 30 15:38:04 <kergoth> Ox4: it wouldn't do anything. bitbake varaibles are expanded before the function is run
Nov 30 15:38:29 <kergoth> anything defined in the shell function would be a shell variable, not a bitbake varaible
Nov 30 15:38:39 <fmeerkoetter> for fedora its: crash-handler, crash-watcher, crash-submitter
Nov 30 15:41:26 <fmeerkoetter> https://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/master/recipes/?q=crash brings up a few things
Nov 30 15:41:35 <fmeerkoetter> any recommendations?
Nov 30 16:20:35 <Ox4> in Makefile I have the following statement: CPPFLAGS+=-I/usr/include/mysql and LDFLAGS+= -L../dfsi-library/ -ldfsi -lasound -lmysqlclient. How can I override /usr/lib/mysql PATH for building in Yocto?
Nov 30 16:21:18 <rburton> by patching it out
Nov 30 16:21:27 <rburton> then send a patch upstream because they're making very bad assumptions
Nov 30 16:21:50 <Ox4> which path should I use instead?
Nov 30 16:22:37 <rburton> no path
Nov 30 16:22:53 <rburton> the source should just do #include <mysql/something> probably
Nov 30 16:27:14 <Ox4> | database.hpp:4:29: fatal error: mysql.h: No such file or directory
Nov 30 16:28:11 <Ox4> ./database.hpp:4:#include <mysql.h>
Nov 30 16:28:12 <Ox4> hm
Nov 30 16:32:39 <rburton> you'd have to look at what the mysq library convention is
Nov 30 16:32:46 <rburton> maybe there's a pkgconfig file you can use to get the right paths
Nov 30 16:32:56 <rburton> either way, -I/usr/include/mysql is just wrong
Nov 30 16:40:30 <Ox4> rburton: I know, but I do not use pkgconfig in this applicatiion
Nov 30 16:40:35 <Ox4> I have simple Makefile
Nov 30 16:42:33 <rburton> sure, but maybe you should :)
Nov 30 16:54:20 <Ox4> I think I have to use CPPFLAGS += "-I${STAGING_DIR_TARGET}${prefix}" so far.
Nov 30 16:55:27 <rburton> that would just be …./usr
Nov 30 16:55:31 <rburton> which isn't right
Nov 30 16:57:18 <rburton> you mean STAGING_INCDIR, fwiw
Nov 30 17:21:29 <Ox4> rburton: yes, sure
Nov 30 19:25:45 <Strike5150> Hello, How do I trigger a rebuild of Packages under build/tmp/deploy/deb, for a new version of that package.  I just called bitbake on a package and it stayed at rev4 in Packages instead of going to rev5
Nov 30 19:26:24 <kergoth> Strike5150: the index is generated when building images. or when you bitbake package-index explicitly
Nov 30 19:26:39 <Strike5150> kergoth: great thanks
Nov 30 19:27:40 <Strike5150> Is there a way to do this as a dependancy of building a pakage.  I want to use it as a repo and would be nice if it updated each time I built the package against a new revision
Nov 30 19:44:29 <neverpanic> bitbake package-index or something, there's an explicit target that you can run to update the index
Nov 30 19:44:56 <rburton> Strike5150: sadly there's no way to ensure the index is always current afaik
Nov 30 19:47:44 <bluelightning> I have often thought it would be nice to be able to enable a per-recipe update of the index... perhaps it could be a task you have to explicitly invoke that would depend on the other tasks
Nov 30 19:49:07 <bluelightning> I guess you could alternatively trigger it at the end of the build like buildhistory
Nov 30 19:52:58 <Strike5150> Yea, just a thought its not a huge issue just a nice to have :D
Nov 30 19:59:37 <Strike5150> So it looks like the deb packages are signed? Which key is used to do that?
Nov 30 20:11:36 <bluelightning> https://bugzilla.yoctoproject.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10749
Nov 30 20:11:38 <yocti> Bug 10749: enhancement, Undecided, ---, ross.burton, NEW , Add a class to update package index automatically
Nov 30 20:12:08 <bluelightning> ross is the default assignee but anyone could implement that if they would like to
Nov 30 20:12:37 <bluelightning> as always, if it's in NEW state you can pretty much feel free to assign the bug to yourself and fix it ;)
Nov 30 20:19:01 <davis> i have a recipe which works for native and target. i'm trying to install some service related files which are ot installed outside the make install for the target only.
Nov 30 20:19:06 <davis> https://gist.github.com/netskink/90145d279dc6e6d7b00d03e6f3fecdaf
Nov 30 20:23:02 <fmeerkoetter> is there a "standard" way to tune the compiler flags for a specific package (as opposed to the whole distribution)?
Nov 30 20:42:38 <rob_w> fmeerkoetter, something like CFLAGS_append +=  ?
Nov 30 20:43:04 <fmeerkoetter> rob_w: sounds good. thanks!
Nov 30 20:43:09 <rob_w> np
Nov 30 20:43:49 <tripzero> where's the right place to put "PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel ?= "linux-yocto-rt"
Nov 30 20:44:13 <tripzero> it gets no respect if I put it in my foo-image.bb recipe
Nov 30 20:44:47 <tripzero> it does respect it in build/conf/local.conf though, but that's not where I want it
Nov 30 20:47:20 <georgem> tripzero: I have it in my machine configs but I'm using a custom bsp.
Nov 30 20:47:32 <fmeerkoetter> rob_w: can i write CLAGS_somerecipe += "-flags" in my localconf?
Nov 30 20:47:54 <rob_w> dunno
Nov 30 20:48:20 <rob_w> i use it inside a some recipes
Nov 30 21:25:09 <tripzero> georgem: it appears to respect the variable in distro/foo.conf
Nov 30 21:25:21 <georgem> yes, it will
Nov 30 21:25:21 <tripzero> fyi, i suppose
Nov 30 21:25:57 <kergoth> tripzero: preferences control recipe selection before the build starts, they have no meaning in recipe context. has to be in a config file
Nov 30 21:27:46 <tripzero> kergoth: ahh, okay.  that would explain why.
Nov 30 23:29:17 <kergoth> anyone else run into issues trying to use systemd-boot with wic on morty? i'm seeing the startup.nsh not actually working (drops to an efi shell) and it's failing to find the root partition, regardless of use of uuid or no
Nov 30 23:54:52 <lolsborn> any idea why u-boot would build and load with basically no env or bootcmd
Nov 30 23:55:26 <lolsborn> I just switched over from Krogoth to Morty and now u-boot is missing most of it's env vars
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