**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Sep 11 03:00:01 2017 Sep 11 06:37:52 How dependent is an SDK on the host distro? Can I build an SDK on Ubuntu 17.04 that can be used on 16.04? Sep 11 06:56:58 When I change git repo for my u-boot recipe I get a "Package version went backwards". What's the proper way to handle that? Sep 11 07:27:25 tasslehoff: You have to create a layer and a .bbappend under "recipes-bsp/u-boot/u-boot_%.bbappend". I the .bbappend add 'SRC_URI = "gitsm://YOURREPO.git;branch=YOURBRANCH"'. If you just want a different commit/branch you can use 'SRCREV = "GITHASH"'. Sep 11 07:28:58 Hello everyone, anyone using meta-oracle-java on arm here? Sep 11 07:41:36 zzeroo: I have that under control, but that makes the package version go backwards. Some SRCPV magic that does not like me switching repos I think Sep 11 07:48:20 tasslehoff: If not only the git URL changes, then you should vlt. create a complete recipe `cp -Rv meta / recipes-bsp / u-boot YOURLAYER / recipes-bsp / u-boot-custom` Sep 11 07:49:03 vlt. == perhaps ^^ Sep 11 09:28:26 hello Sep 11 09:28:37 is there something like a yocto changelog? Sep 11 09:29:01 i'd like to see what changed between 'jethro' and 'pyro', for example Sep 11 09:29:05 The latest yocto master prints "Host distribution "ubuntu-14.04" has not been validated". Which version is the latest minimal for future versions? Sep 11 09:29:53 cornel: https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/Releases Sep 11 09:32:25 cornel: we highlight major changes in the migration guide: http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/latest/ref-manual/ref-manual.html#migration Sep 11 09:34:10 thank you zzeroo Sep 11 09:34:23 joshuagl, thank you, this looks more like what i am looking for Sep 11 09:34:47 however, it would be nice to have a list for example of what security bugs were fixed between two releases Sep 11 09:35:59 the release notes for a release in a stable series include a list of CVE's which have been addressed Sep 11 09:36:39 i.e. see the security fixes tab of https://www.yoctoproject.org/downloads/core/pyro231 Sep 11 09:36:40 cornel: Such information are on the project website, too. https://www.yoctoproject.org/downloads/core/jethro20 Sep 11 09:36:52 ^^ Sep 11 09:38:13 joshuagl, zzeroo thank you very much. this is the main info i wanted to find Sep 11 10:28:29 cornel: one thing to keep in mind though is that may not cover all CVEs fixed through recipe upgrades (since it isn't trivial to track that across all of the recipes we maintain) Sep 11 10:32:48 bluelightning, thank you, i was afraid of that Sep 11 10:52:36 join Sep 11 10:52:48 hello Sep 11 10:53:26 how can i integrate kivy to yocto Sep 11 11:04:37 vsivanagulu: Search if there is already one recipe https://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/master/recipes/ If there is no recipe (I found no kivy) create a new recipe https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/Building_your_own_recipes_from_first_principles Sep 11 12:25:40 Heyho, anyone uses CLion and knows how to setup in order to use the poky sdk? Sep 11 12:41:46 ed21: can you ack enrico's wic patches from friday? Sep 11 12:42:24 rburton: sure, just a moment. Sep 11 12:46:48 hello folks Sep 11 12:47:12 rburton: did you see the kernel class patches? Sep 11 12:47:31 yes, was about to look at the new ones Sep 11 12:48:04 otavio: stop sending go patches! :) Sep 11 12:48:11 every time i merge a series you send a new one ;) Sep 11 12:49:42 rburton: the patch 1 and 2 are ok to go, the patch 3 I will try to simplify it Sep 11 12:50:02 rburton: also I just sent a giant Go update Sep 11 12:50:11 Matt and I been working on it Sep 11 12:51:16 rburton: https://patchwork.openembedded.org/series/8786/# this is the one to be skipped for now Sep 11 12:53:05 otavio: so in that series 1 and 2 are good but skip 3? Sep 11 12:53:31 rburton: yes Sep 11 12:54:01 rburton: I am finishing something on meta-freescale which uses the 3; I want to try to simplify it Sep 11 12:55:07 otavio: is the go patchbomb on a branch somewhere? Sep 11 13:00:40 rburton: it is but with the patman headers Sep 11 13:03:10 rburton: https://patchwork.openembedded.org/api/1.0/series/8697/revisions/6/mbox/ Sep 11 13:03:36 yeah i guess i can apply that to a temporary branch off master and then rebase Sep 11 13:03:54 hi everyone Sep 11 13:04:10 rburton: it has a missing patch header Sep 11 13:04:25 rburton: want me to send v7 fixing it? Sep 11 13:04:25 would it be possible to apply a patch contained in the sources of a package (inside a repository) Sep 11 13:04:41 otavio: you can just resend the one patch but please Sep 11 13:04:51 aurele: hello Sep 11 13:53:41 I am trying to compile my kernel with a custom device tree but I get an error message make[2]: *** No rule to make target 'rk3288-boardcon.dts'. Stop. (where rk3288-boardcon.dts is my custom dts file) - how can I fix this? Sep 11 13:55:52 wouterstreamit: Have you set KERNEL_DEVICETREE to the name of your dts file? Sep 11 13:56:07 wouterstreamit: It depends on your .bb/ .bbappend file. If you just add the .dts to SRC_URI, then this is not enough. Sep 11 13:57:29 I have added the dts in my devtool workspace and yes I set KERNEL_DEVICETREE to this file Sep 11 13:58:30 I also added it to the Makefile in arch/arm/boot/dts Sep 11 13:59:55 Ok, I think you need to change KERNEL_DEVICETREE to have the '.dtb' extension instead Sep 11 14:00:13 wouterstreamit: you have to place it under arch/arm/boot/dts/ I think Sep 11 14:00:39 dont change the extension IMO Sep 11 14:01:09 paulbarker: Trying with the changed extension now Sep 11 15:46:41 ramcq: still around? I think I have bbappends which change the program-prefix too Sep 11 15:48:05 RP: oh! neat Sep 11 15:48:22 RP: yeah have been a bit all over the place so not really checked out the builds I did on Friday Sep 11 15:56:28 Hmm, do_kernel_configme is failing, but there's nothing in the log, no indication of why Sep 11 15:56:31 Anyone have any tips? Sep 11 15:57:52 bug zeddii Sep 11 16:04:25 ramcq: https://pastebin.com/natpMbWh Sep 11 16:04:31 ramcq: seems to build anyway :) Sep 11 16:04:50 ramcq: not the nicest thing I've ever written but it does what you wanted afaict Sep 11 16:08:10 armpit: I have some patches in morty-next which deal with the hanging morty-next selftests. Ok to merge those? Sep 11 16:09:18 sure Sep 11 17:07:51 $ .kernel-meta/cfg/merge_config_build.log Sep 11 17:07:51 The base file '[ERROR]:' does not exist. Exit. Sep 11 17:07:53 haha Sep 11 17:07:56 that's useful Sep 11 17:08:21 why it'd suppress the output from merge_configs into a log and then not even bother telling the user about the log if it fails is beyond me Sep 11 17:08:23 heyho Sep 11 17:09:52 I want to use log4cplus in my application project. There is a working openembedded recipe. Im wondering what is best practive for getting headers and lib in my application project without using the sdk. Sep 11 17:10:28 if your project is outside oe/yocto, that's what the sdk is *for*. don't go poking around tmp directly Sep 11 17:10:58 the problem is, Im using CLion and I have no clue how to use the sdk inside of CLion. Sep 11 17:12:33 then you should read about how to configure clion Sep 11 17:12:43 avoiding the sdk isn't going to magically tell you how to get it configured Sep 11 18:29:56 RP: rburton: I did fix the Go patches to fix the patchtest errors and rebased on top of master. The new 12 patches are good to go as well. Sep 11 20:50:51 otavio: I think some merged to master, are these on top of those? Sep 11 21:00:44 RP: yes; I did rebase them Sep 11 21:00:53 RP: btw, thanks for merging those Sep 11 21:01:19 RP: the linux-dtb.inc deprecation will be merged on 2.4? Sep 11 21:04:19 otavio: I think that caused build failures... Sep 11 21:06:11 RP: I fixed Sep 11 21:06:40 RP: it did; but I fixed it right after Ross reporting on mailing list Sep 11 21:06:49 RP: it was failing for qemuarm Sep 11 21:07:36 otavio: ok, sounds like we need to test the new version Sep 11 21:09:30 RP: https://patchwork.openembedded.org/series/8786/# Sep 11 21:09:46 RP: patch 2 Sep 11 21:10:08 RP: If you want, I can send a new patch version as the first was merged. Sep 11 21:10:46 otavio: updated patches would be good please Sep 11 21:10:56 RP: ok; will do. Sep 11 21:18:02 armpit: I've merged the pending pyro patches. Tempted to try a release build with f25 disabled? Sep 11 21:18:31 RP: I sent v7 Sep 11 21:18:53 RP, k, do with builder so I can monitor Sep 11 21:19:06 armpit: with builder? Sep 11 21:19:38 RP, did you start a build ? Sep 11 21:19:50 armpit: not yet Sep 11 21:19:55 k Sep 11 21:20:09 armpit: I was planning to though if we're ready? Sep 11 21:20:11 ah... s/with/which Sep 11 21:20:23 armpit: ah :) Sep 11 21:21:17 ready if there is spare build time Sep 11 21:22:26 armpit: triggered: https://autobuilder.yoctoproject.org/main/builders/nightly Sep 11 21:22:45 k, I will keep an eye on it.. thanks Sep 11 21:50:20 Can I set varflags with override style? E.g. UBOOT_CONFIG_machine[config] = ... Sep 11 21:50:41 It seems not to work, but maybe I miss something? Sep 11 21:53:48 sagner: nope Sep 11 22:10:50 kergoth: I did wondering about VAR[flagname][override] = "xxx" as a syntax Sep 11 22:11:31 Er, I did wonder or was wondering... Sep 11 22:20:16 RP: VAR[flagname]_override = "xxx" is ugly but more idiomatic Sep 11 22:22:55 yeah, VAR[flagname][override] is cleaner, but inconsistent.. i think we'd be better off introducing an entirely new override syntax that applies to both flags and variables, and start deprecating _override in the long term Sep 11 22:23:00 * kergoth shrugs Sep 11 22:23:20 kergoth: it would stop us having to play guessing games about what is/isn't an override Sep 11 22:30:29 I'd say changing the override format would be grounds for a 3.0 :P Sep 11 22:30:45 but I'm not against it.. current syntax certainly has issues at time Sep 11 22:31:29 the option is to introduce a different special character for the override, such as () -- i.e. VAR(override) or VAR[flag](override) Sep 11 22:33:58 while we're at it, we can mull over whether ot keep the _append/_prepend syntax or switch that too, as people are always asking whether htat's cumulative or not, thinking it's part of the name Sep 11 22:34:19 () doens't seem unreasonable. anything but _, really.. Sep 11 22:47:01 armpit: not sure what happened with the pyro branch :( Sep 11 22:51:45 armpit: think I slipped a bad patch in :( Sep 11 22:53:22 armpit: retrying Sep 11 22:53:28 k Sep 11 22:54:10 * armpit heart skipped a beat Sep 11 23:01:57 RP: yes the expat patch doesn't apply Sep 11 23:08:02 JaMa: its reverted, I messed up branches somehow :( Sep 11 23:08:24 thanks Sep 12 00:18:41 anyone else seeing "ERROR: linux-raspberrypi-1_4.9.41+gitAUTOINC+4153f509b4-r0 do_kernel_configme: [ERROR]: no configuration queue found in outdir (.kernel-meta)" after the update today? Sep 12 00:20:04 it happens after cc319b6dcc..2ebbeb6111 master -> origin/master, unless it's some pending race issue Sep 12 00:29:39 JaMa, not here, another kernel. But today I see Sep 12 00:29:41 INIT: Id "S0" respawning too fast: disabled for 5 minutes Sep 12 00:37:27 Hi everyone , Any one knows of any Online Learning Video Courses for Teaching Yocto Project any where even if on torrent Sep 12 00:38:56 mostly slides, and a video of the scale talk (no action shots or anything hands-on) Sep 12 00:39:46 and there should be videos of elc talks about yocto Sep 12 00:40:39 plenty machine-specific hands-on/oddball hardware videos on youtube Sep 12 00:41:46 the slides i did for scale *are* a crash-course intro, but the video is probably boring depending on your reqs Sep 12 00:43:35 poke around in here for pdf/odp files for yocto stuff => https://github.com/VCTLabs/scale13x-presentations Sep 12 00:44:33 youtube absolutely had a ton of stuff, you just need to search... Sep 12 00:57:09 nerdboy: Thanks alot my friend , but i couldn't find any video on Youtube like a professional course , but all are show talks **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Sep 12 03:00:00 2017