**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Jun 05 03:00:03 2017
Jun 05 09:22:33 <dk`> Hi
Jun 05 09:22:51 <dk`> I have one newbie question , how to add libusb support in qemu.
Jun 05 09:23:33 <dk`> I have added in bbappend file EXTRA_OECONF_append = " --enable-usb"
Jun 05 09:23:37 <dk`> but didn't work.
Jun 05 09:23:41 <dk`> any idea ?
Jun 05 10:31:29 <abelal> dk`: this is probably late and you have the solution already :)
Jun 05 10:31:58 <abelal> dk`: you need to add PACKAGECONFIG += "libusb"
Jun 05 10:32:16 <abelal> dk`: in your bbappend
Jun 05 11:32:37 <rburton> ed2: there?
Jun 05 11:58:53 <ed2> rburton: here
Jun 05 11:59:32 <rburton> ed2: your latest wic series does something which means rmc gets installed whereas before it didn't.  was this intentional? fixing a bug?
Jun 05 11:59:38 <rburton> (with meta-intel)
Jun 05 12:01:08 <ed2> rburton: i've added implicit dependency to EFI_PROVIDER, which is rmc-db in meta-intel.
Jun 05 12:01:37 <ed2> rburton: however, it should only work if EFI_PROVIDER is set. This is probably the case for meta-intel too.
Jun 05 12:02:29 <ed2> rburton: does it break something?
Jun 05 12:03:13 <ed2> rburton: btw, why do we need to test everything on meta-intel? I used only default set of layers previously.
Jun 05 12:03:37 <rburton> i only noticed because thats the bsp i have by default
Jun 05 12:03:54 <rburton> yeah seems sane thoug, i'll ping sgw later to be sure he's happy with that
Jun 05 12:04:53 <ed2> rburton: I hope he'll be happy as wic image building is enabled in meta-intel and EFI_PROVIDER is set, so it must be built.
Jun 05 12:11:19 <distrozapper> Hi all! Trying to make mpg123 1.23.6 play mp3 on beaglebone black via attached USB soundcard and alsa. Using yocto morty/core-image-base for stock target "beaglebone". speaker-test runs fine, soundcard is listed in aplay -l. My problem: mpg123 wont play on alsa, no output module/driver available, i.e.: mpg123 --list-modules shows no alsa option, just pulse and some builtin modules. Any ideas? (Sorry for flood, ne
Jun 05 12:11:19 <distrozapper> wcomer)
Jun 05 12:12:27 <rburton> distrozapper: the recipe says that it only enables alsa support if you don't have pulseaudio enabled in your distro
Jun 05 12:13:20 <rburton> so either remove pulseaudio from DISTRO_FEATURES to make it go away for good, or just override PACKAGECONFIG to "alsa" for mpg123
Jun 05 12:13:29 <rburton> (the docs cover option 2)
Jun 05 12:15:46 <distrozapper> rburton: Thanks very much for help, I read the recipe but didnt interpret it like that. I will try and do like you tell. Merci!
Jun 05 12:17:42 <TurBoss> Hello
Jun 05 12:18:06 <TurBoss> how do I apply the preempt-rt kernel patches to the build?
Jun 05 12:18:20 <TurBoss> first day with yocto :)
Jun 05 13:02:28 <RP> TurBoss: Use linux-yocto-rt as the kernel provider?
Jun 05 13:02:51 <TurBoss> in bblayer.conf?
Jun 05 13:03:30 <TurBoss> seems no
Jun 05 13:03:42 <TurBoss> ok will investigate thanks!
Jun 05 13:09:30 <TurBoss> RP: PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel = "linux-yocto-rt" ?
Jun 05 13:09:47 <RP> TurBoss: right
Jun 05 13:09:51 <TurBoss> Thanks
Jun 05 13:15:08 <JPEWhacker> Is anyone here familiar with the "new theme" (USE(NEW_THEME)) code in WebKit?
Jun 05 13:15:55 <JPEWhacker> Arg wrong chat window, sorry
Jun 05 13:39:57 <teo_icKs> Hi guys... is possible to use meta-openembedded/meta-networking recipes in poky distro? I'm interested in autofs recipes but I don't understad if is compatible with poky...
Jun 05 13:40:53 <rburton> yes
Jun 05 13:41:22 <rburton> why would it not be? trying to see what bit of the model you don't understand.
Jun 05 13:48:56 <rburton> RP: just fired another gcc7 test build to see where we are
Jun 05 13:52:35 <teo_icKs> rburton: so I just add meta-openembedded/meta-networking and meta-openembedded/meta-python in my bblayer.conf? my dubt is if I make that continue to have a poky distro and not an hybrid beetween poky and openembedde...
Jun 05 13:53:18 <rburton> so poky is an example of how to build an OE based distribution
Jun 05 13:53:29 <rburton> by using OE you are by definition creating a hybrid of what you want
Jun 05 13:53:44 <rburton> yes, add the layers to bblayers and then add the packages you want to your images
Jun 05 13:55:43 <teo_icKs> rburton: ok... now I understand... thanks
Jun 05 17:56:05 <black_13> how do enable "boot to qt"
Jun 05 19:21:24 <TurBoss> I'm getting this error when running bitbake
Jun 05 19:21:25 <TurBoss> http://dpaste.com/1RXZQ5H
Jun 05 19:21:44 <TurBoss> PATH contains '.', './' or '' (empty element),
Jun 05 19:34:53 <khem> rburton: do we have recents runs with gcc7 on AB ?
Jun 05 19:36:59 <kergoth> TurBoss: then you should fix your PATH variable
Jun 05 19:45:12 <TurBoss> My PATH doesn't look like the one that outputs when i run bitbake
Jun 05 19:47:57 <rburton> khem: was just looking for you :)
Jun 05 19:48:06 <rburton> khem: http://errors.yoctoproject.org/Errors/Latest/?filter=beaea15cf2429291b0f29ba3d1a12729f1d13ba3&type=commit
Jun 05 19:58:19 <TurBoss> kergoth: sorry I didn't sourced the oe-init-build-env
Jun 05 19:58:25 <TurBoss> solved
Jun 05 20:23:56 <black_13> does poky pyro/morty come with enough meta layers to add qt5
Jun 05 20:25:10 <lsandov> black_13: yes. Just read the README of the qt5 laeyr
Jun 05 20:25:16 <lsandov> *layer
Jun 05 20:26:26 <black_13> then you would have to add meta-qt5
Jun 05 20:27:04 <rburton> meta-qt5 is the layer with qt5 in, so just use that
Jun 05 20:27:14 <black_13> https://github.com/meta-qt5/meta-qt5
Jun 05 20:27:23 <black_13> is the correct place to clone from
Jun 05 20:27:27 <black_13> i ask
Jun 05 20:29:00 <maudat> ~
Jun 05 20:29:10 <rburton> yes
Jun 05 20:29:32 <rburton> https://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/master/layer/meta-qt5/
Jun 05 20:47:26 <black_13> in order but build the qt5 layer I would add meta-qt5 to the BBLAYERS variable ?
Jun 05 20:48:28 <rburton> yes
Jun 05 20:48:39 <rburton> thats how you add a layer to your build configuration
Jun 05 20:49:14 <black_13> and even if its an x86 machine it will be than happy to do this?
Jun 05 20:49:29 <black_13> all the instructions I find are for ARM
Jun 05 20:50:25 <rburton> sure
Jun 05 20:50:38 <rburton> thats just because the qt5 people are building on a beagle or something
Jun 05 20:50:59 <rburton> top hit on google is http://doc.qt.io/QtForDeviceCreation/qtee-custom-embedded-linux-image.html
Jun 05 20:51:15 <rburton> which includes the intel nuc with an intel core
Jun 05 20:51:36 <black_13> I have x86 mini notebook i fished out of the "trash" from work it was basically new it was being used as a serial term
Jun 05 20:52:03 <black_13> i want to use qt5 with out X11
Jun 05 20:53:22 <black_13> here is my bblayers.conf file http://codepad.org/0wRjxcAS
Jun 05 20:55:50 <rburton> zeddii: one last kernel failure with gcc7, http://errors.yoctoproject.org/Errors/Details/143869/
Jun 05 20:56:11 <rburton> khem: so its just the kernel and mesa left for gcc7
Jun 05 20:57:59 <rburton> RP: mut fired on yocto.io
Jun 05 21:00:03 <rburton> zeddii: also https://bugzilla.yoctoproject.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10456 is likely a morty point release blocker
Jun 05 21:00:04 <yocti> Bug 10456: normal, Medium+, 2.3 M4, dengke.du, REOPENED , X can not launch on qemumips64
Jun 05 21:00:29 <TurBoss> RP: I added PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel = "linux-yocto-rt" to build/conf/local.conf
Jun 05 21:01:03 <TurBoss> but I get this : http://dpaste.com/2S0D8ZA
Jun 05 21:01:03 <rburton> TurBoss: its 10pm for RP so i suggest asking the room instead of just one person
Jun 05 21:01:14 <TurBoss> oh sorry
Jun 05 21:02:00 <TurBoss> well
Jun 05 21:02:14 <TurBoss> I need something else to build a realtime kernel?
Jun 05 21:02:39 <black_13> what kernel settings do i need to use the frame buffer qt5
Jun 05 21:56:08 <RP> TurBoss: you never specified which MACHINE you wanted to use. linux-yocto-rt doesn't support raspberrypi. So you need a kernel recipe for the raspberrypi which someone has applied the rt patches to...
Jun 05 21:56:15 <RP> TurBoss: I have no idea about that
Jun 05 21:56:40 <TurBoss> Ok thanks!
Jun 05 22:30:10 <TurBoss> bye
Jun 06 00:37:52 <black_13> after build sato image with iso support the iso based linux is unable to start X11
Jun 06 02:06:33 <black_13> what is the file type to make a testable image for qemu arm?
Jun 06 02:44:23 <black_13> how would I make the /tmp dir be readable
Jun 06 02:44:39 <kergoth>  /tmp is readable. what exatly is the issue?
Jun 06 02:47:52 <black_13> the mount is "/dev/loop0 on / type ext4 (ro,noatime,nodiratime,data=ordered)
Jun 06 02:48:06 <black_13> this is iso based
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