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Apr 17 05:32:41 <elektro> Hi folks i have compiled rootfs with yoktu for intel Quark. When i try to install lib or something ie pahomqtt
Apr 17 05:33:14 <elektro> İ getiren an error make install 127
Apr 17 05:34:58 <elektro> İ getiren an error when i type make install
Apr 17 05:36:20 <elektro> But library is compiled succeesfully with make command
Apr 17 06:27:27 <elektro> hi folks i have compiled image for intel quark using sdk from intel
Apr 17 06:28:06 <elektro> i get a error when i try to lib (ie paho mqtt ) or something
Apr 17 06:28:18 <elektro> make install error 127
Apr 17 06:28:44 <elektro> make command works great on runtime
Apr 17 06:28:57 <elektro> any suggestion ?
Apr 17 06:35:06 <osse> What changes to a build config necessitates a new build directory?
Apr 17 06:46:15 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: Webserver on Yocto <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49871093/webserver-on-yocto>
Apr 17 08:01:58 <PinkSnake> Hello guys ! I have some trouble to fetch prelink-cross on master branch of poky ? o.0 ->fatal: http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/prelink-cross.git/info/refs not valid: is this a git repository? any idea ?
Apr 17 08:24:43 <mcfrisk> Hmm, any pointers how to add yocto hardening flags as defaults also to the generated SDK and cross compiler there?
Apr 17 08:37:14 <nayfe> mcfrisk: DEFAULTTUNE maybe?
Apr 17 08:46:16 <neverpanic> mcfrisk: That's specific to our SDK, really. We don't ship any of the Yocto flags in our SDK, and we should probably change that.
Apr 17 08:46:36 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: How do I add more python modules to my yocto/openembedded project? <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38862088/how-do-i-add-more-python-modules-to-my-yocto-openembedded-project>
Apr 17 08:46:49 <neverpanic> mcfrisk: E.g. make carroot read variables from /etc/environment and put them there.
Apr 17 10:08:16 <rburton> khem: http://errors.yoctoproject.org/Errors/Details/176127/
Apr 17 11:55:03 <franconet> Hello, I need to install the service command on yocto
Apr 17 11:55:07 <franconet> suggestion?
Apr 17 11:57:49 <LetoThe2nd> "service command"?
Apr 17 11:57:57 <LetoThe2nd> you mean, ubuntu's upstart?
Apr 17 11:59:33 <LetoThe2nd> if in that case, the answer is that you have to package upstart for yourself, if you *REALLY* think you need it. currently OE supports busybox init and systemd
Apr 17 12:23:40 <tasslehoff_> On some of my system "/sbin/syslogd -n" shows up under both syslogd.service and busybox-syslog.service. On others only under busybox-syslogservice. On the latter, it behaves like 2 separate syslogd's are running.
Apr 17 13:08:34 <prabhakarlad> Hi all, I was trying to create a shared library using the sdk which I built, but I get the following error "undefined reference to `__assert_fail'" is it that  I cannot create shared libraries and static is supported ?
Apr 17 13:17:29 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: bitbake clean fails with read-only NFS SSTATE CACHE <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49878971/bitbake-clean-fails-with-read-only-nfs-sstate-cache>
Apr 17 13:53:47 <franco_> I mean the command service
Apr 17 13:54:07 <franco_> in ubuntu i can understand the status of a service using
Apr 17 13:54:13 <franco_> service <servicename> status
Apr 17 13:54:21 <franco_> how can i obtain this in yocto?
Apr 17 13:55:17 <rburton> afaik thats part of upstart, so you'll need to package and use upstart
Apr 17 13:55:21 <rburton> or, don't use service
Apr 17 13:55:35 <rburton> if you are running systemd, then systemctl will do the same
Apr 17 13:58:01 <mckoan> franco_: very likely your image is using SystemV
Apr 17 14:01:05 <paulbarker> Recent ubuntu/debian do have a "service" command which just wraps "systemctl", should be possible to pick that up if you're using systemd
Apr 17 14:02:10 <franco_> Well I am trying to understand if I am using systemd or sysV
Apr 17 14:02:21 <franco_> i will be back :) thank you
Apr 17 14:03:26 <ernstp> Hi, I got a dependency loop when enabling ares support in curl: https://pastebin.com/fukPAppE
Apr 17 14:04:13 <ernstp> looks like cmake-native:do_prepare_recipe_sysroot has a bunch of non-native dependencies... ?
Apr 17 14:06:58 <franco_> Ok I am using systemd how can i pick service command up?
Apr 17 14:07:13 <franco_> @paul_barker
Apr 17 14:09:08 <nayfe> franco_: https://access.redhat.com/articles/systemd-cheat-sheet
Apr 17 14:09:58 <nayfe> franco_: https://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/mega-manual/mega-manual.html#selecting-an-initialization-manager
Apr 17 14:12:45 <osten> if i would like to make a separate partition with all my application data on, what would be a good way to do that ?
Apr 17 14:15:17 <rburton> franco_: as we said, service is part of upstart.  use systemctl instead.
Apr 17 14:15:48 <rburton> osten: wic lets you define the partition layout as part of image construction
Apr 17 14:18:53 <osten> rburton: is it with wic possible to make a partition with automatic expands and use the rest of the space on the first boot ?
Apr 17 14:22:11 <rburton> osten: you can make a partition layout where the last one is a set size and then you'd need to write a little script to expand it as required on first boot
Apr 17 14:22:14 <rburton> not a lot of work
Apr 17 14:22:32 <ernstp> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/vLUZZLC7/
Apr 17 14:22:36 <rburton> i believe the installer can do that if you're using that though
Apr 17 14:23:24 <rburton> ernstp: append needs whitespace, and maybe only do that for target builds
Apr 17 14:23:53 <osten> rburton: Thanks :)
Apr 17 14:26:02 <franco_> what if I want to use upstart?
Apr 17 14:26:06 <franco_> Is it possible?
Apr 17 14:26:41 <ernstp> rburton: I thought without class-native I was affecting only target. but I need class-target then?
Apr 17 14:27:28 <paulbarker> rburton: ubuntu dropped upstart, they've been using systemd since at least ubuntu 16.04. "service" is just a wrapper around "systemctl" now
Apr 17 14:28:00 <paulbarker> franco_: I was suggestion you could find the package in debian/ubuntu that provides "service" and write a recipe for that as it's just a thin wrapper
Apr 17 14:43:26 <LetoThe2nd> franco_: i told you about 2.5 hours ago. if you totally want to use upstart, you have to packeg it yourself.
Apr 17 14:43:56 <BCMM> is upstart still maintained?
Apr 17 14:44:05 <LetoThe2nd> don't think so
Apr 17 14:44:41 <eduardas_m> hello, I have a problem compiling qtwayland from meta-qt5 5.10 branch hosted by the Qt Company: https://pastebin.com/vtRxW2xi
Apr 17 14:44:54 <eduardas_m> I am using i.MX6 with etnaviv
Apr 17 14:45:13 <LetoThe2nd> franco_: see, meta-webos even has an example: http://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/recipe/4994/
Apr 17 14:45:39 <franco_> thx
Apr 17 14:45:48 <eduardas_m> I am using MACHINEOVERRIDES .= ":use-mainline-bsp" to use etnaviv
Apr 17 14:46:48 <LetoThe2nd> franco_: as that recipe is from jun 4. 2014 last update, do *NOT* expect it to work, and do *NOT* expect me/us to fix it or assist in it. upstart is dead and deprecated, systemd is the de-facto standard these days.
Apr 17 14:47:48 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: openembedded layer of yocto project [closed] <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49795932/openembedded-layer-of-yocto-project>
Apr 17 14:49:01 <franco_> Sure, I will consider using systemd
Apr 17 14:50:18 <eduardas_m> otavio: hello, could you please tell me how to successfully compile qtwayland with Yocto rocko and meta-qt5 when using the mainline BSP option in meta-freescale? As far as I know, you are successfully using this component
Apr 17 14:50:59 <eduardas_m> otavio: I am using DISTRO_FEATURES_append = " opengl wayland"
Apr 17 14:55:36 <franco_> I have included the recipe postgresql on my image, why I don't have the psql utility?
Apr 17 15:01:59 <kergoth> recipes aren't included in images, packages are. recipes emit multiple packages
Apr 17 15:04:44 <franco_> ok
Apr 17 15:05:02 <franco_> How can I use psql ?
Apr 17 15:07:12 <LetoThe2nd> franco_: http://cgit.openembedded.org/meta-openembedded/tree/meta-oe/recipes-dbs/postgresql/postgresql.inc#n233
Apr 17 15:07:29 <LetoThe2nd> -> packe is postgresql-client
Apr 17 15:07:35 <LetoThe2nd> *package
Apr 17 15:15:57 <franco_> ok it works. Why I didn't find the recipe postgresql-client in this site: https://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/morty/recipes/?q=nfs?
Apr 17 15:16:17 <kergoth> it's not a recipe
Apr 17 15:16:24 <neverpanic> this page lists recipes, not packages
Apr 17 15:16:58 <LetoThe2nd> franco_: i linked you to the exact line where it is defined on intent.
Apr 17 15:19:32 <franco_> ok, but my question is: why this research https://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/morty/recipes/?q=postgresql-client
Apr 17 15:19:39 <franco_> lead to no result?
Apr 17 15:21:34 <LetoThe2nd> franco_: it has been answered two wimes already: because postgresql-client is a *package*, not a *recipe*. and the layerindex only can search for recipes at the moment.
Apr 17 15:44:01 <franco_> if postgresql-client is a package, what is the recipe that include it?
Apr 17 15:50:30 <paulbarker> There is an oe-pkgdata-util script, I've not used it myself but may be worth a try
Apr 17 15:50:51 <nayfe> franco_ http://lmgtfy.com/?q=yocto+postgresql-client
Apr 17 15:52:01 <nayfe> franco_: http://cgit.openembedded.org/meta-openembedded/tree/meta-oe/recipes-dbs/postgresql/postgresql.inc#n206
Apr 17 16:09:46 <aarcane> khem, it really *should* be as easy as pointing to a requirements.txt and then getting a bunch of packages autogenerated the way pip does...
Apr 17 16:13:07 <JakobH> Hello, I have a weird error when building my yocto-2.2 image:
Apr 17 16:13:47 <JakobH> Build Configuration: BB_VERSION        = "1.32.0" BUILD_SYS         = "x86_64-linux" NATIVELSBSTRING   = "universal" TARGET_SYS        = "arm-dey-linux-gnueabi" MACHINE           = "ccimx6uluvalue" DISTRO            = "dey" DISTRO_VERSION    = "2.2-r1" TUNE_FEATURES     = "arm armv7ve vfp thumb neon       callconvention-hard       cortexa7" TARGET_FPU        = "hard" meta               meta-poky          meta-yocto-bsp    = "HEAD:924e
Apr 17 16:14:08 <JakobH> Ok, not good to post error messages here...
Apr 17 16:14:26 <kergoth> use a pastebin
Apr 17 16:16:42 <JakobH> https://pastebin.com/0tLSfkbx
Apr 17 16:16:48 <JakobH> There's the error message.
Apr 17 16:17:02 <JakobH> I'm not sure whether it is because I use Ubuntu 17.10.
Apr 17 16:17:42 <JakobH> My collegue has the same kernel, so I suppose, he's also using Ubuntu 17.10 but I'm not sure until tomorrow because he's not in my office...
Apr 17 16:18:06 <neverpanic> have you tried building in a Ubuntu 16.04 LTS container?
Apr 17 16:18:22 <rburton> JakobH: my money is on ubuntu 17.10 being too new for the unsupported 2.2 release
Apr 17 16:18:32 <neverpanic> that's usually the easiest way to figure out whether it's related to the host system
Apr 17 16:18:53 <JakobH> Ok.
Apr 17 16:19:21 <JakobH> Well, until recently I didn't have any problems on my old machine with 16.04.
Apr 17 16:19:27 <rburton> i *think* there's a patch in newer branches for that problem but you'll just move the failures as there's plenty more
Apr 17 16:19:53 <rburton> yeah because its the newer host which has things like help2man which behave differently, and a newer compiler which can't compile some things, etc etc
Apr 17 16:19:55 <JakobH> ...until I switched to my new machine with Ubuntu 17.10.
Apr 17 16:20:16 <rburton> basically: use a host OS we list as supported for the releasse you want to use, or fix the problems
Apr 17 16:20:33 <JakobH> Ok, then I'll switch back to 16.04.
Apr 17 16:21:06 <JakobH> Thank you very much for the opinion :)
Apr 17 16:21:14 <rburton> would be better to update your yocto release as 2.2 is pretty old now ;)
Apr 17 16:21:25 <JakobH> Ok.
Apr 17 16:21:30 <rburton> just so you know 2.2 is no longer supported in about four weeks time
Apr 17 16:21:48 <JakobH> Yeah, we're staying because we have problems with NetworkManager :(
Apr 17 16:22:18 <JakobH> NetworkManager = Our modems don't work anymore.
Apr 17 16:23:04 <rburton> i recommend at least using old NM on new yocto
Apr 17 16:33:40 <nayfe> fg
Apr 17 16:33:43 <nayfe> oops
Apr 17 16:37:38 <xtron> building core-image-sato but display is not functional using display port. isn't core-image-sato has display enabled by-default so what can be wrong?
Apr 17 17:47:39 <tasslehoff> On my pyro-system I usually see 1) busybox-syslog.service running 'syslogd -n', and 2) syslogd.service running 'syslogd', but also showing the 'syslogd -n' from busybox under its process list. But, sometimes the 'syslogd -n' is not visible in syslogd.service, and those times the system behaves as if multiple daemons are running. Does this make sense as a problem description? :)
Apr 17 20:18:37 <aehs29> rburton_: you still around?
Apr 17 20:36:16 <aehs29> bluelightning: or actually you around Paul? haha
Apr 17 20:47:54 <rburton_> aehs29: depends what you want
Apr 17 20:48:30 <rburton_> aehs29: you're in between our working hours: its nearly 10pm here and not quite 9am for bluelightning
Apr 17 21:10:41 <aehs29> rburton_: haha I know, I was able to reproduce the python3 thing on the sdk
Apr 17 21:12:45 <aehs29> rburton_: theres basically two ways of solving this, like I said before the sqlite3-tests package screws things up for the manifest, so thats why the __init__ file is missing from python3-sqlite3, I can either hardcode that file on the manifest or modify the import statement on persist_data.py
Apr 17 21:13:15 <aehs29> rburton_: just wondering what you guys think its best
Apr 17 21:52:20 <aarcane> So I'm trying to build python3-pynacl from a custom .bb file, and I get the following log output: https://pastebin.ca/4016385 and here's the .bb file, and no clue what's wrong or why it's downloading pycparser even though it's included as a depend or why it's using what looks like the wrong cffi egg..  the version doesn't match the yocto local python3-cffi of 1.11.2.  https://pastebin.ca/4016386
Apr 17 21:52:31 <aarcane> what am I doing wrong and/or how do I fix it?
Apr 17 22:06:16 <aehs29> aarcane: it looks like easyinstall is trying to install the pycparser for the wrong arch
Apr 17 22:07:37 <aarcane> aehs29, I have little to no idea what that is, let alone how to fix it...  However, the pynacl page on pypi says specifically to not try to use easy_install, which I don't.
Apr 17 22:07:40 <aehs29> aarcane: apparently ccffi requires pycparser but I dont see it on DEPENDS for that recipe, it might be the reason why its trying to get it from easyinstall
Apr 17 22:08:55 <aarcane> python-cffi.inc at line 5: DEPENDS += "libffi ${PYTHON_PN}-pycparser"
Apr 17 22:13:13 <aarcane> but you're right that pycparser is being downloaded for no *good* reason.  There's a reason, but it's not a good one, and it also doesn't explain the CFFI issue...
Apr 17 22:25:20 <aehs29> aarcane: can you try and build pytho3-cffi separately.
Apr 17 22:26:26 <aehs29> aarcane: and see if that tries to get pycparser
Apr 17 22:28:19 <aarcane> aehs29, I don't know if it tries to...  but when I build python3-cffi or python3-pycparser, both succeed.
Apr 17 22:54:47 <aarcane> FMITA..  Word to the wise, never force a recompile of libffi.  It'll rebuild more than 90% of your distro, including, of all things, chromium, midori, and others..
Apr 17 23:01:54 <aarcane> I seriously just think there's something wonky in the way upstream pynacl packages their source for distribution via pip...  But I don't know what it is or how to fix it.
Apr 17 23:04:26 <aehs29> aarcane: Im pretty sure pynacl tries to build libsodium itself, instead of checking if its already there, you may start there
Apr 17 23:04:46 <aarcane> aehs29, I added something to try that...  changed nothing.
Apr 17 23:05:15 <aarcane> I added export SODIUM_INSTALL="system"
Apr 17 23:12:36 <aehs29> aarcane: I think that might only work for pip, you might have to modify the setup.py file instead
Apr 17 23:13:13 <aarcane> ugh
Apr 17 23:13:34 <aarcane> does bitbake provide tools to create a patch?  or do I have to muddle through it manually?
Apr 17 23:23:55 <aehs29> aarcane: you may want to look into devtool
Apr 18 01:01:21 <aarcane> ugh
Apr 18 01:01:22 <aarcane> okay
Apr 18 01:01:29 <aarcane> devtool helped me make a working build
Apr 18 01:01:56 <aarcane> how do I create the .patch and add it to the original .bb, and clean up the workspace?
Apr 18 01:04:49 <clsulliv> aarcane: I think you need to commit your changes, then do devtool finish <recipe> path/to/your/layer
Apr 18 01:08:59 <aarcane> clsulliv, thanks.  That git commit thing was the ticket
Apr 18 01:10:51 <clsulliv> aarcane: glad it worked, I'm not a devtool expert so I wasn't 100% on it
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