**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Apr 03 03:00:02 2018 Apr 03 07:42:57 New news from stackoverflow: how can i include python 2.7.x in an embedded linux yocto image? Apr 03 09:51:01 hello, i am trying to build a kernel image and geting the following error: https://pastebin.com/m1TTLUgq seems to complain about missing GLIBC_2.27 but my sistem has GLIBC_2.27 Apr 03 09:54:50 angelo_ts> hi, did you check host system requirements? https://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/mega-manual/mega-manual.html#qs-native-linux-build-host Apr 03 09:55:12 nayfe: ok thanks, will check, i am totally new Apr 03 10:43:30 New news from stackoverflow: Python3 multiprocessing module not found with yocto/poky install Apr 03 12:43:51 New news from stackoverflow: How to setup a bitbake/Yocto recipe to use only a subset of the boost library? Apr 03 13:09:26 hello guys, I'm bitbaking the core-image-minimal image for a raspberry PI3. I've added u-boot to the installtion, and there is a problem with meta-raspberrypi/recipes-bsp/u-boot%.bbappend: Apr 03 13:09:33 The following packages have unmet dependencies: Apr 03 13:09:33 u-boot : Depends: rpi-u-boot-scr but it is not installable Apr 03 13:09:33 E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages. Apr 03 13:09:51 https://github.com/agherzan/meta-raspberrypi/blob/rocko/recipes-bsp/u-boot/u-boot_%25.bbappend Apr 03 13:11:51 https://github.com/agherzan/meta-raspberrypi/blob/rocko/recipes-bsp/rpi-u-boot-scr/rpi-u-boot-scr.bb Apr 03 13:21:34 fberg: that git repo is yours ? Apr 03 13:22:55 fberg: maybe you'r trying to install rpi script, and COMPATIBLE variable does not match your machine? Apr 03 13:28:38 nayfe: hello, no, it's not my repo, I'm trying to figure out the problem Apr 03 13:29:03 if I do bitbake rpi-u-boot-scr no error is thrown Apr 03 13:29:29 what is the name or your MACHINE ? Apr 03 13:29:38 i guess the point is that u-boot is usually not *part* of the image Apr 03 13:30:15 or at least there are cases where it is not. Apr 03 13:30:29 nayfe: MACHINE ?="raspberrypi3" Apr 03 13:30:40 fberg: whats wrong with starting out with core-image-base, like the documentation of meta-raspberrypi suggests? Apr 03 13:31:59 LetoThe2nd: No strict requirement Apr 03 13:32:35 I've used core-image-minimal to keep it "minimal" but I don't really know the difference Apr 03 13:33:50 fberg: well then i'd start to look at the difference, because if the layer says to start with a particular one, i'd guess they have reason to do so (and have it include all needed bootloaders, so you should be able to see what they do) Apr 03 13:35:03 LetoThe2nd: seems a good advice to me Apr 03 14:15:44 hi, I'm trying to get mainline linux||linux-fslc itbImage booting on my i.MX6 board. When I compile the dtb and zImage by hand (using the bitbaked toolchain) it boots, nonetheless if I build the same kernel using bitbake it fails with "data abort". Does anybody of you has a hint for me? Thanks! Apr 03 14:22:07 Hi all, last week I asked help to set up a mirror for yocto builds (my local machine can't fully access internet to clone git repo or ssh to outside), I did succeed one time but now on a fresh new instance I'm unable to set it up again... Apr 03 14:23:00 I've modified my conf/local.conf to add SOURCE_MIRROR_URL, INHERIT += "own-mirror" and BB_FETCH_PREMIRRORONLY Apr 03 14:23:38 but no way, when I launch bitbake the URL of the recipe is not replaced by the one specified in SOURCE_MIRROR_URL and stops because of failure Apr 03 14:24:12 any help or advise ? Apr 03 14:32:00 bparmentier> : what kind of failure? Apr 03 14:41:42 hi nayfe, you are the one who helped me last week :p the failure is that the url of the recipe is no more replaced by the url of my mirror, so that yocto can't reach the url Apr 03 14:43:22 bparmentier: maybe try to first verify variables are correclty set via bitbake -e ? Apr 03 14:45:15 what should be the output of bitbake -e ? Apr 03 14:45:31 I get the content of bitbake source file (I guess) Apr 03 14:51:32 The Yocto Project Technical Team Meeting will begin in about 10 mins. Apr 03 14:51:40 https://www.yoctoproject.org/monthly-technical-call/ Apr 03 14:55:25 don't know if you saw my answer nayfe, what should be the output of bitbake -e ? Apr 03 14:56:22 Hi, i would like to add libreoffice package in my yocto build. This package depend on libreoffice-native package that i try to build. In do_compile task, it fail with the following error: "cannot find -lpython3.4" Apr 03 14:57:24 i verify in my /usr/lib/ directory, it have the libpython3.4.so available. How can i fix this? Apr 03 14:57:49 YPTM - is on Apr 03 14:58:39 YPTM: current status: https://lists.yoctoproject.org/pipermail/yocto/2018-April/040606.html Apr 03 14:59:49 bparmentier: i.e. bitbake -e | grep ^INHERIT= to see if own-mirror is present, then bitbake -e | grep MIRROR (don't have things in mind) Apr 03 15:00:05 okay let's try this Apr 03 15:00:26 https://www.yoctoproject.org/monthly-technical-call/ Apr 03 15:00:46 YPTM: Richard joined Apr 03 15:01:15 YPTM: Alex K joined Apr 03 15:01:46 YPTM: Martin is on the call Apr 03 15:01:58 YPTM: Joshua Watt here Apr 03 15:02:00 YPTM: Denys is in Apr 03 15:02:13 nayfe: it seems it's ok, my vars are correctly set Apr 03 15:02:23 YPTM: Michael on the call. Apr 03 15:02:59 bparmentier: see pm Apr 03 15:03:03 YPTM: Pascal Bach joined Apr 03 15:03:07 vladzouth: sounds like the libreoffice-native recipe needs python 3 in its DEPENDS? Apr 03 15:04:04 YPTM: Randy is on the call Apr 03 15:04:27 YPTM: Maxin is on the call Apr 03 15:04:38 YPTM: Amanda joined Apr 03 15:05:10 YPTM: Trevor has joined Apr 03 15:05:13 neverpanic: yes it does. Apr 03 15:06:28 neverpanic: but i have python3 package on my distro Apr 03 15:11:22 so, i'm getting this "Function failed: base_do_unpack" error that kills my build. what's the typical approach for these things? i'm gonna have to find a work-around, but i don't want to have to manually unpack something every time i run this build Apr 03 15:11:42 and there could be dozens of errors like this that i haven't even encountered yet Apr 03 15:11:44 read the log, or post it somehwere that someone can look at it Apr 03 15:11:55 guessing isn't going to help, nor are general questions that fail to tell us anything Apr 03 15:12:13 well, i just want to know what the general approach is to problems like this Apr 03 15:12:20 do you write a script to solve it? Apr 03 15:12:30 or i can find a way to disable that step and manually unpack it Apr 03 15:12:51 i'd examine the log and fix the real problem rather than trying to skip the task Apr 03 15:13:08 you can't solve a problem without information, and you've not given us any Apr 03 15:13:14 again, read the do_unpack log Apr 03 15:15:13 vladzouth: python3 isn't python3-native. If libreoffice-native fails to build, you need python3-native. Apr 03 15:15:47 (Or, possibly, you need python3-dev installed in your system, that depends) Apr 03 15:16:04 YPTM: is there an obvious link to the wiki from https://www.yoctoproject.org/ ? Apr 03 15:17:59 newerpanic: Thanks, i am going to install python3-dev on my host and try to build again. Apr 03 15:18:19 not even sure where to start debugging this: https://pastebin.com/e2zdzkFh Apr 03 15:19:06 stephano, https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/Poky_Contributions Apr 03 15:19:35 stephano, and https://www.openembedded.org/wiki/How_to_submit_a_patch_to_OpenEmbedded Apr 03 15:20:33 halstead: thanks! Apr 03 15:24:49 AbleBacon: There's probably relevant log output above that. You should paste more. Apr 03 15:25:26 well, i can't seem to find the log file for it. most of the tasks post a message saying what log file it's in Apr 03 15:25:29 but this one just gives me that Apr 03 15:27:41 AbleBacon: ${WORK}/temp/ should contain a file matching *do_fetch* Apr 03 15:27:41 neverpanic: I still have the same error even with python3.4-dev installed on my host. Here is the libreoffice-native log.do_compile file: https://pastebin.com/gU5jVJGZ Apr 03 15:28:14 oooooh okay--thanks. i'll take a look Apr 03 15:29:17 vladzouth: It's been a while since I've done a bitbake build – I'm not sure whether bitbake will pick up native dependencies from the host; you may have to add a dependency to python-native in your recipe. Apr 03 15:29:22 Maybe somebody else knows that. Apr 03 15:30:10 AbleBacon: most likely the actual errors from tar are in the do_unpack log, which should be in the output either above or below the line you pasted. there's no reason tar should fail to extract that unless it's corrupted. absolute worst case, rm -f /home/user/poky/downloads/quilt-0.65.tar.g*, rm -rf tmp*; then try again Apr 03 15:31:02 oh! it looks like it just failed to download! Apr 03 15:31:13 they hardcoded a URL into the thing and that site doesn't work anymore lol Apr 03 15:31:37 seems like a bad move... shouldn't they require you to get a layer for something like that? Apr 03 15:33:26 what do you mean? Apr 03 15:33:29 oh wow... like five minutes later and the build is still going! this is exciting! Apr 03 15:33:36 every recipe downloads from remote locations by design Apr 03 15:33:37 neverpanic: ok, i will see in that direction. Apr 03 15:33:43 and we have mirrors to handle missing usptream sources Apr 03 16:24:32 hi all, should we set RPM_SIGN_PACKAGES='0' by default in bitbake.conf ? if you dont use rpm-sign.bbclass then having RPM_SIGN_PACKAGES='0' by default will ensure gpgcheck=0 in oe-remote-repo.repo Apr 03 16:25:14 if you dont have it then while using dnf on target, you have to explicitly use dnf install --nosigngpg command Apr 03 17:14:49 New news from stackoverflow: How is poky platform independent Apr 03 17:38:34 manju: probably.. should email the list abouti t Apr 03 17:39:16 kergoth: will do, probably will send a patch as RFC :) Apr 03 17:39:24 good plan Apr 03 18:28:18 what does ${B} mean? Apr 03 18:29:23 the build directory Apr 03 19:36:18 * armpit wow Windriver is being sold Apr 03 19:37:39 ftw is TPG Apr 03 19:38:05 same investment co that bought MacAfee.. Apr 03 19:45:04 * armpit that changes things Apr 03 20:09:31 sometimes when I modify a file in the files directory for a recipe the modificatoins don't get uploaded. how to force it? Apr 03 20:46:23 hi everyeone. does anyone know where i can find information about making a newer version of hplip work in yocto than what is currently available Apr 03 22:53:21 why is there a build directory inside my build directory? Apr 03 23:14:46 is there a way to know what what "features" are being included in my build? Apr 03 23:15:29 build/conf/local.conf Apr 03 23:15:36 ^AbleBacon Apr 03 23:15:52 i mean like... all available ones, even ones that you haven't explicitly included Apr 03 23:16:06 like it's installing x11 and i haven't said anywhere for it to do that Apr 03 23:17:19 just grep x11 and see if anything pops up Apr 03 23:17:28 inside your recipes layer Apr 03 23:17:51 yeah, but i don't want to have to check for the name of every single features Apr 03 23:18:07 i just want to be able to list the features that are going to be in the build and the ones that are available but aren't going to be in the build Apr 03 23:18:23 oh no clue here Apr 03 23:19:29 this whole yocto/poky thing perplexes me if i'm being honest Apr 04 00:44:28 AbleBacon, X11 is added in default Apr 04 00:45:28 AbleBacon, you can add to your local.conf DISTRO_FEATURES_remove = " x11" Apr 04 00:45:40 thanks Apr 04 00:46:17 bitbake -e | grep ^DISTRO_FEATURES Apr 04 00:46:31 should show you what is enabled Apr 04 01:43:30 ah--cool. thanks Apr 04 01:48:44 sorry--back now **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Apr 04 03:00:01 2018