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Dec 20 08:50:18 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: bitbake recipe for installing deb package <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47901583/bitbake-recipe-for-installing-deb-package>
Dec 20 08:57:09 <mckoan> good morning
Dec 20 09:56:35 <devik> Hi
Dec 20 09:57:24 <devik> Could someone tell me how sstcache mechanism works, for how I can delete obsolete files with all dependences ?
Dec 20 09:57:32 <RP> morning
Dec 20 09:57:48 <devik> and then be sure that yocto will recreate files when missing
Dec 20 09:59:35 <nayfe> devik : ../sources/poky/scripts/sstate-cache-management.sh --cache-dir=../sstate-cache -d
Dec 20 10:01:30 <devik> ok but this will just remove duplicates
Dec 20 10:01:45 <devik> and what if I will delete something by rm ?
Dec 20 10:03:28 <nayfe> devik: i'm not an expert, but i think you shouldn't remove stuff manually :) you can use bitbake -c cleansstate <recipe> also, i maybe wrong
Dec 20 10:21:05 <RP> devik: have you seen rm_work? that might help
Dec 20 10:21:20 <RP> I'd also agree that removing things manually is error prone
Dec 20 10:21:43 <RP> you can wipe out TMPDIR entirely and have it rebuild just from the DL_DIR and SSTATE_CACHE directories fwiw
Dec 20 10:29:06 <devik> RP what you mean by "rm_work"?
Dec 20 10:29:50 <RP> devik: top hit on google: https://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit.cgi/poky/plain/meta/classes/rm_work.bbclass
Dec 20 10:30:02 <nayfe> or http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/latest/mega-manual/mega-manual.html#ref-classes-rm-work :)
Dec 20 10:30:27 <devik> ok thx
Dec 20 10:35:27 <cornel> is the using of .scc files to enforce patch order documented somewhere?
Dec 20 10:37:03 <cornel> kernel-dev.html seems to be the answer
Dec 20 10:37:06 <cornel> :)
Dec 20 10:46:00 <devik> I have also a question about conf directory that is located inside my custom meta. If I change there some settings in layer.conf and bblayers.conf are they have prioryty then those in build directory ?
Dec 20 10:47:01 <cornel> to use the existing .scc file, i can use KERNEL_FEATURES += . is there any other way to tell the recipe that .scc file must be used?
Dec 20 10:50:43 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: Git issue Bitbake gets stuck at do_fetch? <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47867349/git-issue-bitbake-gets-stuck-at-do-fetch>
Dec 20 11:01:56 <rebeccas> hi all, someone popped the question to me and I need help
Dec 20 11:02:07 <rebeccas> he is building Media SDK using YP rocko release
Dec 20 11:02:44 <rebeccas> and he hit into gcc fixed header file issue: https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-7.2.0/gcc/Fixed-Headers.html#Fixed-Headers
Dec 20 11:03:29 <rebeccas> how do we generate the fixed header in a reference image?
Dec 20 11:17:35 <xtron> hi I delete a file from /tmp/work../.../ how can I get the file recompiled or rebiuld?
Dec 20 11:19:23 <xtron> I tried all these options with bitbake recipe_name -f -c (fetch - compile - cleansstate - build - cleanall)
Dec 20 11:37:15 <nayfe> -C compile
Dec 20 11:37:27 <nayfe> In uppercase
Dec 20 12:45:20 <wouterstreamit> I am trying to use chromium-ozone-wayland from meta-browser but I get a crash just after a log message related to dbus. The message is "Failed to connect to the bus: could not parse server address: Unknown address type" and I traced it back to happening after a call to dbus_bus_get_private. If I launch chromium with dbus-launch I get a different error "The name org.freedesktop.Notifications was
Dec 20 12:45:20 <wouterstreamit> not provided by any .service files". Any ideas?
Dec 20 12:49:08 <xtron_> if I add a layer in yocto, does it automatically fix and download its dependencies or I've to download it manually ?
Dec 20 12:53:20 <LetoThe2nd> xtron_: dependencies meaning other layers it depends on? no.
Dec 20 12:57:19 <xtron_> LetoThe2nd: yes, for example I need meta-selinux layer, it depends on or openembedded-core and meta-python
Dec 20 12:58:07 <xtron_> does openembedded need to be added, isn't is already part of yocto?
Dec 20 12:58:31 <LetoThe2nd> xtron_: core is, the rest is not. you need to add them manually.
Dec 20 12:59:49 <xtron_> LetoThe2nd: ok, does any of you guys worked on SELinux with current master branch?
Dec 20 13:00:44 <nayfe> xton: usually, we take yocto version branch
Dec 20 13:01:43 <xtron_> I'm looking into broken patches of refpolicy of meta-selinux, anyone else have looked that issue?
Dec 20 13:03:16 <xtron_> nayfe: consider rocko for now,
Dec 20 13:47:16 <xtron_> I need to add meta-python, which depends on meta-openembedded and its subdirectory, do I've to clone meta-openembedded, or directly clone the meta-python in some directory?
Dec 20 13:49:50 <nayfe> xtron_: what is you board arch ?
Dec 20 13:50:16 <xtron_> nayfe: using qemuarm
Dec 20 13:51:18 <nayfe> for instance, i use freescale BSP, it uses google repo tool to handle differents git repositories (layers)
Dec 20 13:52:23 <xtron_> nayfe: but my question is different, in standard yocto build system, do meta-openembedded exist built-in or have to clone seperately
Dec 20 13:53:00 <nayfe> xtron_: yocto is just a group of technos.
Dec 20 13:53:14 <xtron_> nayfe: https://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/master/layer/meta-python/
Dec 20 13:53:29 <xtron_> nayfe: take a look and see its dependencies,
Dec 20 13:54:10 <nayfe> you probably start with poky reference distro, that will give you oe-core and scripts, then you will have to add every layers by hand
Dec 20 13:54:28 <xtron_> meta-python is subdirectory of meta-openembedded, if it already exist I can clone python layer in it
Dec 20 13:54:54 <xtron_> nayfe: yes, I checkout the rocko reop
Dec 20 13:56:29 <nayfe> xtron_: bblayer.conf: BBLAYERS = " ..... ${BSPDIR}/sources/meta-openembedded/meta-python ...."
Dec 20 13:57:35 <nayfe> meta-openembedded is not a real yocto layer, it does not contains any ./conf folder
Dec 20 14:35:57 <peacememories> hi everyone
Dec 20 14:39:46 <peacememories> i'm having problems using devtools' workspaces. whenever i add one (even an empty one) an image recipe fails on `set_image_size`. i've posted in the channel of the specific project too, but i figured someone here might have encountered something similar too
Dec 20 14:41:59 <peacememories> oh, maybe false alarm, deleting tmp seems to pass the parsing step
Dec 20 15:24:56 <peacememories> hmm, trying to build swupdate (an older version) and when i run `bitbake swupdate` i get an error in do_configure that oldconfig is not a target of make, but when i run the make command from devshell it finds the target
Dec 20 15:27:01 <peacememories> also, can i run commands like oe-runmake from the devshell?
Dec 20 16:32:29 <luneff> hey guys! What does one do if he has no proper vsync from the video drivers and Qt flickers as hell? the firmware is yocto-born
Dec 20 16:34:07 <xtron> does anyone else, building meta-selinux facing broken refpolicy patches?
Dec 20 16:34:37 <xtron> or anyone here recently build meta-selinux?
Dec 20 16:54:29 <BubuIIC> I'm buiiding a rocko system with systemd and I get the following kernel panic on boot:
Dec 20 16:54:30 <BubuIIC> > /sbin/init: error while loading shared libraries: liblz4.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Dec 20 16:55:16 <BubuIIC> anyone knows why liblz4 would not have been built?
Dec 20 17:04:04 <BubuIIC> okay, found some bbappend files that cause this...
Dec 20 17:12:55 <RP> zeddii, zeddii_home: Any news on the kernel update? Should I add a bbappend for now?
Dec 20 17:13:30 <zeddii_home> bbappend for what ? the serial fix ?
Dec 20 17:13:54 <zeddii_home> I have a whole new set of kernel updates pending, but was still doing boot testing. was planning on sending them by EOD here.
Dec 20 17:14:40 <RP> zeddii_home: did you find the serial issue?
Dec 20 17:14:58 <RP> zeddii_home: the append would be for the x2apic, we're suffering with that :/
Dec 20 17:15:26 <RP> zeddii_home: Can we enable the x2apic for both qemux86 and -64 ?
Dec 20 17:18:27 <zeddii_home> ah yes. that. I’ll put it in the update I’ll send in a bit. That got lost in the threads.
Dec 20 17:19:03 <rburton> thanks zeddii_home
Dec 20 17:19:04 <zeddii_home> the serial issue, we need to retry with the 4.12.x update I have queued, since it has some changes in that area. I’m not seeing any issues locally with the updates
Dec 20 17:19:10 <zeddii_home> now I need to find that email thread again.
Dec 20 17:20:02 <RP> zeddii_home: is there a patch I can test?
Dec 20 17:23:27 <zeddii_home> I just pushed the queue: git push -f ssh://git@git.pokylinux.org/poky-contrib zedd/kernel:zedd/kernel
Dec 20 17:23:41 <zeddii_home> but that doesn’t have the x2 apic change. I’m still hunting that email.
Dec 20 17:25:07 <zeddii_home> found it. making the config change now. will do a quick test and add it to the queue.
Dec 20 17:29:44 <RP> zeddii_home: thanks! can you ping me when that is on the branch and I'll test
Dec 20 17:59:04 <zeddii_home> RP: it is on that branch now.
Dec 20 18:05:46 <RP> zeddii_home: thanks!
Dec 20 18:07:11 <RP> zeddii_home: sorry I wasn't clear earlier, can we enable that for common-pc too (i.e. 32 bit) ?
Dec 20 18:07:41 <RP> zeddii_home: originally I thought this was 64 bit only but I think we have the issue on 32 bit too. Not sure we can use x2apic there though :/
Dec 20 18:08:11 <RP> zeddii_home: good news is the failing selftest works here with the branch (the serial issue)
Dec 20 18:08:32 <zeddii_home> yup. the email only said -64 so that’s what I did. I can fix it in about 2 mins. I’ll message again when I’ve amended that commit.
Dec 20 18:09:01 <RP> zeddii_home: right, I'm basing this on learnings since I sent that mail...
Dec 20 18:11:36 <zeddii_home> commit is amended for both 64 and 32 bit and pushed. zedd/kernel is non-fastforward now, but only that top commit differs
Dec 20 18:13:06 <RP> zeddii_home: looks good thanks. My tests here are looking good
Dec 20 18:13:20 <zeddii_home> excellent. fingers crossed.
Dec 20 18:22:21 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: Ship extra files in kernel module recipe <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37118062/ship-extra-files-in-kernel-module-recipe>
Dec 20 18:38:48 <jpeters> I am trying to update my Yocto build area to Rocko and I have one piece I have not gotten to work.  I am probably not understanding a piece of the process.
Dec 20 18:40:51 <jpeters> The recipe explicitly declares a do_install-native function to include a "mkimage" script in the SDK.  It does get put in recipe-sysroot-native/usr/bin/mkimage.  I now need my kernel build recipe to find that script.
Dec 20 18:41:58 <jpeters> I also see it in build/tmp/work/x86_64-linux/nand-boot-redirect-native/1.0-r0/git/tools/mkimage.  I think this is the one I need to find with kernel recipe.  How do I indicate in the recipe how to find this?
Dec 20 18:43:37 <jpeters> Or what do I need to do in the mkimage recipe to get it where I can access from the kernel build recipe?
Dec 20 18:52:27 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: How do I escape a "$" in bitbake/yocto? <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37744110/how-do-i-escape-a-in-bitbake-yocto>
Dec 20 19:15:55 <stephano> My PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel works great until I add a MACHINEOVERRIDES =. "mx6:mx6q:mymachine". After adding the MACHINEOVERRIDES it defaults to the mx6 kernel.
Dec 20 19:16:03 <stephano> Am I forgetting something?
Dec 20 19:16:23 <kergoth> seems pretty obvious to me, there's a PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel_mx6 or similar somewhere
Dec 20 19:16:26 <kergoth> :)
Dec 20 19:18:11 <stephano> I'm trying to job my memory from when I did this last and why I'm confused. I recall using SOC_FAMILY to group my board with the mx6 in the past.
Dec 20 19:18:23 <stephano> s/job/jog/
Dec 20 19:19:02 <stephano> My goal is to let bitbake know that I can build things with COMPATIBLE_MACHINE = (mx6).
Dec 20 19:19:27 <stephano> But still use my PREFERRED_PROVIDER(s) for mymachine.
Dec 20 19:21:17 <stephano> I guess I can just add PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel_mymachine, but that seems like it should be overkill.
Dec 20 19:22:03 <stephano> Shouldn't the system realize that mymachine PROVIDES is more important?
Dec 20 19:22:16 <stephano> bitbake -c read_my_mind
Dec 20 19:33:18 <BubuIIC> is there a way to not install certain packages from a package-group?
Dec 20 19:34:41 <RP> zeddii_home: X2APIC depends on  X86_64 :(
Dec 20 19:34:51 <RP> zeddii_home: so we can't use that as a workaround on x86 :(
Dec 20 19:40:52 <zeddii_home> ahahah. I didn’t check, just made the commit. hmm.
Dec 20 20:10:35 <nayfe> BubuIIC> something like IMAGE_INSTALL_remove = "<package>" ?
Dec 20 20:11:13 <BubuIIC> nayfe:  that doesn't seem to have any effect
Dec 20 20:11:52 <BubuIIC> currently doing a clean build
Dec 20 20:15:01 <nayfe> BubuIIC: maybe your package is installed as a dependency ? did you check bitbake -e <image> | egrep ^IMAGE_INSTALL ?
Dec 20 20:16:49 <nayfe> or try to blacklist it http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/latest/mega-manual/mega-manual.html#ref-classes-blacklist
Dec 20 20:44:49 <BubuIIC> nayfe: taskexp shows it as a dependency of my image task
Dec 20 20:45:06 <BubuIIC> but it should only come from the packagegroup I think
Dec 20 20:47:00 <BubuIIC> IMAGE_INSTALL has packagegroup-core-full-cmdline
Dec 20 20:47:16 <BubuIIC> and ofc some unrelated packages
Dec 20 20:49:32 <nayfe> <BubuIIC: PACKAGE_EXCLUDE is maybe what you want,  sorry still learning too :)
Dec 20 20:53:04 <BubuIIC> nayfe: still no luck
Dec 20 20:53:05 <BubuIIC> > nothing provides nfs-utils needed by packagegroup-core-full-cmdline-sys-services
Dec 20 20:54:49 <nayfe> BubuIIC: what you can do is create your own packagroup as duplicate of cmdline without the one you don't want
Dec 20 20:55:28 <BubuIIC> nayfe: I see, I thought there might be an easier way
Dec 20 20:56:40 <nayfe> it could :) you can still wait for an expert answer, rburton? :)
Dec 20 21:42:29 <batman_> Hello, How to build statically linked ELF instead of a dynamic one in Yocto?
Dec 20 21:42:43 <batman_> What should I add to the recipe to make this switch?
Dec 20 21:44:54 <nayfe> batman_: http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/latest/mega-manual/mega-manual.html#migration-2.1-poky-reference-distribution-changes i think you need to set DISABLE_STATIC = ""
Dec 20 21:48:35 <batman_> nayfe: Thanks!, I will give that a shot
Dec 20 23:00:54 <hithere> hi there I'm looking for kernel sources for Intel Quark. Would you be able to provide me a repo address that I can clone and browse? Thanks
Dec 20 23:35:13 <rburton> batman_: the disable-static thing just stops libraries building static libraries as well as shared.
Dec 20 23:35:36 <rburton> batman_: how you build a static library depends on how you're building the library.  if you're calling gcc/ld then pass -static
Dec 20 23:35:45 <rburton> (this isn't a yocto question, it's a "how does my compiler work" question
Dec 21 00:28:59 <clsulliv> armpit: do you prefer people sending to your gmail or mvista email?
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