**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue May 02 03:00:02 2017 May 02 03:57:07 khem, They didn't get moved before we decommissioned opal. So your timeline is right. May 02 03:57:45 khem, I can get them going again soon. Do you know how high a priority it is? I'll try to get them tonight but it might be tomorrow. May 02 07:03:53 halstead: we direct lot of r/o clones to gh May 02 07:04:05 its documented in some documentation as well May 02 07:20:47 good morning May 02 07:23:34 mckoan: mostly ;-) May 02 07:29:56 hello May 02 07:31:34 I have a machine.conf provided by some layer and I'd like to change the dtb, so I was thinking of creating another layer with the same machine.conf in which i include the original machine.conf and change only the dtb field; but it doesn't seem to work May 02 07:31:53 what's the right way to override a machine to use a custom dtb ? Or should I just create a new machine , May 02 07:31:54 ? May 02 07:54:40 Can anyone tell me how to include gcc in my build? I added CORE_IMAGE_EXTRA_INSTALL += "gcc" May 02 07:54:53 But it still doesn't work on the target machine May 02 07:58:40 Guest99312: depends on what you mean by "doesn't work" maybe you're just not calling it right or missing gcc-symlinks package May 02 07:59:04 Guest99312: check the local.conf comments, probably you actually want something like IMAGE_FEATURES += "tools-sdk" or such May 02 08:00:03 Can anyone tell me a way to create a new machine.conf that only overrides a few values of another machine.conf ? May 02 08:00:04 Sorry, by doesn't work I simply mean that i cannot run the "gcc" command on the target machine. May 02 08:00:39 LetoThe2nd: Ill try to add that and run it again May 02 08:06:27 top22: probably one would rather do an include. May 02 08:07:32 I would include the original conf file, but it contains a lot of overrides for that machine, which will get lost in my new config file because the machine has a different name May 02 08:07:57 is it possible to tell it to fallback for all the fields except the one I want to change ? May 02 08:08:13 top22: no, i would create a include that contains the common bits, and pull that into both. May 02 08:08:49 I see, and then add the specifics in each conf file May 02 08:08:53 thanks May 02 08:09:28 probably there's a lot of other ways, but thats a rather simple one, and the one i would choose. May 02 08:10:03 Heya, does anyone know why yocto doesnt have the "/lib/modules/$(uname -r)/build" folder? and is there any way to get it? May 02 08:10:53 maka: return question: why would i want kernel headers to be deployed to my embedded target? May 02 08:11:10 maka: (besides the fact that you probably mean poky, not yocto) May 02 08:11:49 LetoThe2nd: Because i want to build something while im using the image(yes i know this is not the way to go) May 02 08:13:00 maka: thats the point - *you* want it, but its not something desirable for the majority, and thats why the headers are not there by default. you should be able to pull them in through the kernel-headers package if needed. May 02 08:14:14 if I'd like to only change the device tree for a machine (currently the machine.conf defines which device tree is used), where should I place a .bbappend ? May 02 08:14:16 LetoThe2nd: Alright, i'll try that, thanks :) May 02 08:14:39 is it possible to .bbappend a machine ? May 02 08:15:10 top22: no. you can append a bb, thats why its called bbappend. it is not called confappend.... May 02 08:15:31 yes of course, but something along the lines of bb and bbappend May 02 08:16:11 top22: you could do a bbappend for your kernel recipe, and select the dt there through machine specific expansion. May 02 08:17:35 top22: respectively, use COMPATIBLE_MACHINE. see https://github.com/linux4sam/meta-atmel/blob/master/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-at91_4.1.bb for example May 02 08:23:02 LetoThe2nd: thank you very much, I'll have a look May 02 08:55:02 hi im having trobble booting a image i created. When i boot i get the following error: Try passing init= option to kernel May 02 08:56:19 MarcWe: probably because your image does not contain /sbin/init May 02 08:56:48 how can i add that ? May 02 08:57:47 there is a file on that location in the image May 02 08:58:06 its a systemlink to /lib/systemd/systemd May 02 08:58:11 LetoThe2nd: Worked after adding EXTRA_IMAGE_FEATURES += "tools-sdk" to conf/local.conf May 02 08:58:38 Guest73693: :-) May 02 08:58:51 MarcWe: if it is there, then you need to provide more details. May 02 09:01:29 what details would you like ? May 02 09:02:59 MarcWe: maybe the ~10 lines of kernel messages before that? May 02 09:03:49 Hi, I installed nano on a jethro branch 64 bit generic image. Now I can Edit the files but I can't save. The commands like ctrl+x etc don't work. Someone know this problem ? I need to edit /etc/networkds/interfaces because I only have a 127.0.0.1 adress May 02 09:03:56 The log: https://pastebin.com/bXsjJfYr May 02 09:05:50 MarcWe: you're not using a tricky partitioning scheme or such? May 02 09:06:39 hamdy: maybe your FS is read-only? May 02 09:07:04 LetoThe2nd : no I can mkdir and it stay after a reboot May 02 09:07:52 hamdy: then i'd say we need more details. May 02 09:08:47 LetoThe2nd : I have two ethernet ports but I can't see them May 02 09:09:33 hamdy: not about the ethernet, but the failing write. May 02 09:10:00 LetoThe2nd : Witch information do you need ? May 02 09:10:02 Is there a difference between EXTRA_IMAGE_FEATURES and CORE_IMAGE_EXTRA_INSTALL? May 02 09:10:10 LetoThe2nd: tricky partitioning schema ? May 02 09:10:50 hamdy: what happens if you use vi? or does trying to write give you an error? or what happens if you append something with cat >> May 02 09:11:11 MarcWe: like, separate /usr? or are we talking about an initrd/initramfs? May 02 09:11:43 LetoThe2nd: It works if I open the document with cat. I can see what's inside. I will try vi. May 02 09:12:14 hamdy: you can append something to a file with echo "foobar" >> /your/funny/file May 02 09:12:16 I'm using 2 partitions 1 fat and 1 Rfs ext4. so no separate partitions for the rootfs May 02 09:12:32 MarcWe: hm? May 02 09:14:03 sdcard i use contains 2 partitions 1 fat for uboot uenv and MLO and 1 for the rootfs May 02 09:14:13 MarcWe: ah ok. May 02 09:18:00 hello, Is a recipe named myrecipe_git.bb going to be taken over a recipe named myrecipe_1.5.0.bb ? May 02 09:21:30 LetoThe2nd : Thanks it works with vi, now I have to learn how to use it :p May 02 09:27:34 So now I edited my /etc/networks/interfaces file and rebooted. I tryed everything but yocto don't see my 2 eth interfaces. It stay on 127.0.0.1 what cat I do ? May 02 09:29:04 When I do a : ifconfig eth0 or eth1 up : the results is : error no such device May 02 09:31:26 hamdy: well are you sure the interfaces are actually named eth0 and eth1? May 02 09:32:06 LetoThe2nd : I don't know usually this is the name of eth0 and 1. How can I know the name ? May 02 09:32:16 hamdy: check ip a May 02 09:34:11 LetoThe2nd : When I do : ip address show, the result is : L0 127.0.0.1 and sit0@home 0.0.0.0 May 02 09:35:41 hello guys May 02 09:35:50 hamdy: usually just "ip a" shows you all interfaces it can find, plus some information May 02 09:36:30 LetoThe2nd : I did a lspci and I saw the two gigaethernet interfaces but without a name. I try now : ip a May 02 09:37:04 could somebody help me with this one: http://ix.io/ssr ? May 02 09:37:11 LetoThe2nd : with ip a : I have the same result like for : ip address show. May 02 09:37:51 hamdy: i'm rather sure that you abridged the output. please put the full thing into a pastebing May 02 09:37:54 pastebin May 02 09:39:02 LetoThe2nd : I can't access the machine via the network so I can't pastebin the results.. May 02 09:39:03 hamdy: also I'd recommend to run ip l before ip a :) May 02 09:41:18 0x4 : Always the same result May 02 09:41:57 I did a cat /proc/net/dev And the result is only the interfaces : lo and sit0 May 02 09:43:15 hamdy: maybe there is no recognized interface then? May 02 09:44:11 LetoThe2nd: the file /sbin/init points to /lib/systemd/systemd but there is no folder /lib in my rootfs May 02 09:44:40 MarcWe: sorry, bu i totally have *no* idea how you managed to get that. May 02 09:45:57 hamdy: could you plese show me pci # where your net device is connected? May 02 09:46:18 hamdy: 02:00.0 Ethernet controller [0200]: Qualcomm Atheros Attansic L1 Gigabit Ethernet [1969:1048] (rev b0) here is mine: 02:00.0 May 02 09:46:40 0x4 : yes 1 minute plese i do it May 02 09:47:25 hamdy: stupid question - do you have the driver module installed? May 02 09:47:48 0x4 : 01:00.0 Ethernet Controller : Intel corporation I210 Gigabit network connection (rev 3) May 02 09:48:14 0x4 : 04:00.0 Ethernet Controller : Intel corporation I210 Gigabit network connection (rev 3) May 02 09:48:33 0x4 : This is my 2 network intefaces May 02 09:53:38 hamdy: ok, do you have files in the /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:04:00.0 directory? May 02 09:57:13 0x4 : Yes many files May 02 09:58:29 my guess is that the driver just is not there. May 02 09:59:29 0x4 : maybe I have a drivers problem and I have to download it and install it May 02 09:59:45 so look up tmp/deploy/$(whateveryourmachineandpackagemanagementis)/kernel-module-* and see what is provided, then add it to the image. May 02 09:59:52 hamdy: ok, do you have driver symlink there? May 02 09:59:59 if the correct one is not provided, make your kernel config provide it. May 02 10:00:07 LetoThe2nd: could you please help me with net-snmp package? May 02 10:00:20 Ox4: if i knew, i would. May 02 10:00:34 0x4 : Where can I find the drivers symlink ? May 02 10:10:11 hamdy: in the /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:04:00.0 directory May 02 10:45:10 I'm under the impression that do_fetch is hung; is it easy to find out in which folder bitbake is downloading so I can check if the size of the download increases ? May 02 10:47:17 top22: by default, its downloads in your build dir. otherwise, check what DL_DIR in your local.conf is set to. May 02 10:47:43 top22: but in any case, a git checkout of a kernel can take some time, especially if one end is on a slow link. May 02 10:48:54 in my dl_dir which is not in the build dir, i only have the archives and the archives.done, so I guess only completed downloads are there May 02 10:49:22 top22: hm, no idea then. May 02 10:52:41 LetoThe2nd: found it, it was in dl_dir/git2/... May 02 11:21:27 0x4 : you still there ? May 02 11:22:02 Someone know how I can find the name of my network interface if the name is not eth0 and eth1 ? May 02 11:23:41 hamdy: i already said my guess - that the interface is not there because you do not have the drivers installed. May 02 11:25:46 LetoThe2nd: I can see them when I do a lspci May 02 11:25:55 LetoThe2nd: I will try to find the drivers May 02 11:27:50 hamdy: i'm not saying that the device is not recognized. i'm saying that maybe the kernel module that is the driver for it is not installed in your image. May 02 11:30:18 Is there a yocto-way of setting default locale in an image? Or should I just provide a /etc/locale.conf in my own recipe and include that in the image? May 02 11:31:23 IMAGE_LINGUAS in local.conf is the place to start looking :) May 02 11:34:59 CTtpollard: but that only controls what's shipped on the image right? Not specifying a locale to use? May 02 11:42:03 hamdy: yup May 02 12:06:42 Now I try to instal the drivers for my network card intel i210 gigaethernet on my yocto. When I try I do a make install. I have an error message. I miss the kernel-devel. May 02 12:07:20 hamdy: 11:59 < LetoThe2nd> so look up tmp/deploy/$(whateveryourmachineandpackagemanagementis)/kernel-module-* and see what is provided, then add it to the image. May 02 12:07:24 Someone can help me ? WHen I do a uname -r I have : 4.1.17-yocto standard May 02 12:07:43 is your driver not provided by default? May 02 12:08:27 LetoThe2nd : I don't know, The network interfaces don't works so I think not May 02 12:09:28 hamdy: so look at that path, and hopefully kernel-module-$WHATEVERYOURCARDNEEDS is already there so you only need to add it to the image May 02 12:10:27 otherwise, modify your kernel config so it gets built (if it is available in mainline) May 02 12:10:29 LetoThe2nd : I'm in I have 100 of kernels fils , how can I know wich one is the good ? May 02 12:11:54 hamdy: thats your duty to find out. kernel modules usually are documented, and if you have a network card model name, it should be possible to find. May 02 12:14:58 LetoThe2nd : I have a file called : kernel-dev-4.1.17+git.genericx86_64.rpm May 02 12:15:24 hamdy: ok, and? May 02 12:15:54 LetoThe2nd : When i try to install the driver I have an error message. I miss the kernel-devel. May 02 12:16:07 LetoThe2nd: maybe it's this file ? May 02 12:16:28 hamdy: thats totally pointless. why would anyone want to compile a network interface driver in-target? May 02 12:17:11 LetoThe2nd : Because the drivers are not there or don't works on my yocto image. May 02 12:17:26 hamdy: so again, i'll repeat it for the last time. find out which kernel module your network interface needs. if it gets built by default, add it to the install. if it does not get built by default, modify the kernel config so that they get built. May 02 12:17:48 LetoThe2nd : ok I look May 02 12:25:55 * Ox4 hates python distutils >:-( May 02 12:32:50 Ox4: if you have ideas about how to make distutils support less messy in oe-core, you're welcome May 02 12:34:19 sadly it would start with replacing python May 02 12:34:49 related, i need to get around to fixing autoconf-archive's python module so it stops calling host python to guess target paths May 02 12:53:57 RRS is broken again May 02 12:54:22 * kanavin thinks of rolling his own, which is just about running the checkpkg world, and formatting it into a table with filters May 02 12:54:29 tired of poking alimon about it May 02 13:12:03 Hi all. I got a strange error when I try to build an image. I got multiple lines like this one "E: Unable to locate package function". May 02 13:13:15 When I put their last words together, I get 4 complete error messages : "Undefined symbol mknod" "Undefined symbol mknodat" "No real function for mknod" and "No real function for mknodat" May 02 13:17:49 Forgot to say it's on the do_rootfs step May 02 13:34:49 Hi All, what does the variable DISTRO means in the local.conf ? May 02 13:34:58 the name of your distro May 02 13:35:01 as in what conf file to load May 02 13:35:11 set it to poky and it loads conf/distro/poky.conf May 02 13:35:41 ok so it's the conf of the distro choosen May 02 13:35:49 new version of grub is out May 02 13:35:53 took them only 5 years May 02 13:36:06 I guess it's time to clean up the zoo of grub recipes then May 02 13:37:33 rburton : thanks May 02 13:37:50 rburton: I have updated the kraj/master branch again with newer gcc snapshot and also gcc snapshot, my run with test image enabled worked 5 out of 5 times on qemumips64 May 02 13:38:01 rburton: could you give it a shot again May 02 13:38:32 khem: do you mind if I drop grub 2.00 recipes and grub_git recipe, and replace them all with grub 2.02? May 02 13:39:03 (plan and -efi) May 02 13:39:04 kanavin: I have already done so May 02 13:39:05 kanavin: i suspect thats already happened May 02 13:39:26 checkout http://git.openembedded.org/openembedded-core-contrib/log/?h=kraj/master May 02 13:39:37 rburton: then we need to fix maintainers.inc May 02 13:39:39 but efi recipe is still seprate May 02 13:39:45 may be they all can be one May 02 13:40:13 kanavin: happened in the branch, that is May 02 13:54:27 If I undestand conf/local.conf it's for " temporary and build " variables settings. conf/distro/distro-name.conf it's to set global variable settings that can impact every recipe and all image. Finally meta/recipe-images/image-name.bb it's for the settings only for the image. May 02 14:00:12 ChrysD: also conf/local.conf impact every image May 02 14:02:05 mckoan : Yeah I know thanks. Hard to sumup in few words =). Does bitbake.conf need a lookup or it shouldn't be changed ? May 02 14:02:17 well, gusy, I have a package with autotools build system and inside it there is a python library which is built by distutils. I have inherited autotools-brokensep and distutils-base. After build in the python directory I have bdist.linux-x86_64 lib.linux-x86_64-2.7 temp.linux-x86_64-2.7 directories and needed files are located in the lib.linux-x86_64-2.7, but python setup.py install doesn't work for me :-( What am I doing wrong? May 02 14:03:04 here is the bbappend file of mine: http://dpaste.com/05B5N2N May 02 14:06:15 To what extend the use of python is useful in a yocto project with the creation of a distribution for a board? For now I'm just configuring some confs in local.conf distro.conf créating a meta with my own image recipe and I don't see for know the use of it. May 02 14:07:14 ChrysD : Do you talk about python on your PC or on the board ? May 02 14:07:29 hello, although my SDK supports building qt apps via qmake and simple C++ applications via cmake, I can not figure out how to cross-compile qt5 applications with cmake May 02 14:08:13 find_package(Qt5Widgets) works for native applications on my host (Ubuntu 14.04), but with the Yocto SDK I get an error May 02 14:09:04 eduardas_m there is probably no package for Qt5Widgets in your meta folders May 02 14:09:24 here is the error: https://pastebin.com/bjhe8NQs May 02 14:09:59 Maximusk : I mean sometimes I see in the yocto reference manual the use of python in the recipes May 02 14:12:07 Maximusk: in /opt/fsl-imx-x11/4.1.15-2.0.1/sysroots/cortexa9hf-neon-poky-linux-gnueabi/usr/lib/cmake there is a Qt5WidgetsConfig.cmake, but this is either not the right one or simply is not visible May 02 14:12:33 ChrysD Bitbake is developped in python, and you can use some python code in the recipes like in OpenCV's recipe if I remember. I don't really know about it, but I thinks it's for things that are hard/impossible with shell scripts May 02 14:12:55 Maximusk : Ok thanks. May 02 14:13:24 ChrysD : not sure about it though May 02 14:13:57 I think my issue is similar to the one discussed here: http://lists.openembedded.org/pipermail/openembedded-devel/2013-May/090850.html May 02 14:15:06 so how do I get proper cmake files in the host sysroot for qt5 widgets? May 02 14:15:35 because I understand that the ones in the target sysroot are not the ones I should be using May 02 14:16:15 without the proper cmake files I can not use the moc and process ui files during cross-compilation May 02 14:16:59 because I need macros like qt5_wrap_cpp and qt5_wrap_ui for cmake builds May 02 14:17:35 Can you pastebin your recipe ? May 02 14:25:39 Maximusk: I am compiling my simple application using the Yocto-generated SDK and Qt creator, I do not have a bitbake recipe for it May 02 14:26:39 Maximusk: here is the cmake project though: https://pastebin.com/zq1E39Je May 02 14:26:49 Have you seen this : http://wiki.wandboard.org/index.php/Building_Qt5_using_yocto_on_Wandboard ? May 02 14:31:02 Maximusk: here is my local.conf: https://pastebin.com/qgJBEn2A May 02 14:32:09 Maximusk: and here is my image recipe: https://pastebin.com/02sVGTqK May 02 14:32:36 I build with Freescale Community BSP Krogoth release + Variscite vendor layer May 02 14:33:03 to get the SDK I do a bitbake my_image -c populate_sdk May 02 14:33:58 eduardas_m : Not sure about it but I think there are a lot of Qt dependancies missing in your image May 02 14:35:21 Maximusk: Qt works just fine May 02 14:35:50 I build uppon fsl-image-qt5.bb May 02 14:36:10 which is a standard image in the Freescale community BSP May 02 14:36:17 My bad didn't see the "require" line May 02 14:39:12 I'm afraid I will not be able to help you with this, sorry May 02 14:41:31 Maximusk: understandable, this does not look like a problem with obvious solutions... thank you for looking at it anyway May 02 14:42:24 so, anyone successfully using cmake + qt5 via Yocto generated SDK? May 02 14:54:30 kanavin: want a rpm/pytthon bug? :) May 02 14:54:41 >>> import rpm May 02 14:54:41 error: Unable to open /data/poky-master/tmp/work/x86_64-linux/rpm-native/1_4.13.90+gitAUTOINC+a8e51b3bb0-r0/recipe-sysroot-native/usr/lib/rpm/rpmrc for reading: No such file or directory. May 02 14:54:41 Traceback (most recent call last): May 02 14:54:52 when using python3-native and importing rpm from rpm-native May 02 14:55:15 do i need to set an env var to relocate that path, or is this a new bug? May 02 14:58:47 YPTM: dial into: 1-800-262-0778/404-397-1527 - enter the bridge number: 88748961# May 02 14:59:08 YPTM: Stephen on May 02 14:59:20 YPTM: hello May 02 14:59:36 YPTM: Joshua Watt & Zach Booth May 02 15:00:19 YPTM: Patrick Ohly May 02 15:00:46 YPTM: tlwoerner is on May 02 15:01:13 * tlwoerner is Trevor Woerner May 02 15:01:31 YPTM: ross on May 02 15:01:32 YPTM: Michael on. May 02 15:01:53 Bill Mills (TI) here May 02 15:01:56 oh different bridge May 02 15:01:59 i'm on the old one :) May 02 15:02:21 Join the new bridge please. :) May 02 15:02:32 YPTM: Richard joined (once he realised it was a new number to call) May 02 15:02:54 YPTM jefro is on call May 02 15:03:00 YPTM: bavery on May 02 15:03:21 YPTM: Randy MacLeod joined. May 02 15:03:30 woo in May 02 15:03:35 juan cruz is on May 02 15:04:03 YPTM: Pascal Bach in the call May 02 15:04:18 YPTM: Stephano joined May 02 15:04:57 TPTM: Joshua on (also suffered through new bridge confusion) May 02 15:05:27 YPTM: Jair on May 02 15:06:13 YPTM: Zach Booth here May 02 15:11:40 YPTM: Leo Sandoval in the call May 02 15:12:29 https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/Yocto_2.4_Features May 02 15:12:50 thks May 02 15:18:07 fyi: refkit has an email list: https://lists.yoctoproject.org/pipermail/intel-iot-refkit/2017-February/000000.html May 02 15:25:20 thanks! May 02 15:25:56 YPTM is over - Thanks! May 02 15:26:34 khem: did you mean kraj/master-next2 May 02 16:38:14 khem: i'm getting reports that meta-clang breaks with oe-core master (cmake changes) May 02 17:03:07 khem: and i can replicate. | make: *** No rule to make target 'LLVM-tablegen-host'. Stop. May 02 17:03:14 (the crosscompile change) May 02 18:21:44 In a certain recipe there is something such as USE_RUBY = "" May 02 18:21:52 How can I override this in my local.conf? May 02 18:22:13 OR is it better to make a bbappend and if so, how would I do that? May 02 18:22:35 use an override May 02 18:22:44 USE_RUBY_pn-somerecipe = "something" May 02 18:22:49 or an append, tkae your pick May 02 18:23:00 ahhh May 02 18:23:21 ok, i'll try that now May 02 21:23:25 khem: meta-clang fix in your inbox **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed May 03 03:00:00 2017