**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Aug 07 03:00:01 2018 Aug 07 06:38:50 Is it just me or has the SSL certificate for the Yocto server really expired? Aug 07 06:39:24 I can't clone from or browse to https://git.yoctoproject.org without error messages Aug 07 06:47:46 It seems like the Let's Encrypt certificate for git.yoctoproject.org has expired today. Can someone please fix this? Aug 07 07:37:04 were do I report something like "fatal: unable to access 'https://git.yoctoproject.org/git/poky/': SSL certificate problem: certificate has expired Aug 07 07:37:26 s/were/Where Aug 07 07:37:47 wagi: probably here Aug 07 07:37:51 It seems like the Let's Encrypt certificate for git.yoctoproject.org has expired today. Can someone please fix this? Aug 07 07:37:55 halstead: ^^ Aug 07 07:38:33 I guess something went wrong with the automated renewal Aug 07 07:39:17 frsc, bluelightning Looks like. Thanks for the ping. Aug 07 07:42:49 frsc, wagi The certificate is renewed. Aug 07 07:43:37 halstead: great, thank's a lot for the quick fix Aug 07 07:45:50 excellent! thanks a lot. back to ci builds :) Aug 07 07:49:39 frsc, You're welcome. Apologies for the inconvenience. Aug 07 07:52:26 just to sound like a capn't hindsight, I usally monitor the infrastruce with somethink like nagios to have an alarm before it happens :) Aug 07 08:15:23 New news from stackoverflow: Yocto minimal eSDK - world-pkgdata Aug 07 08:26:45 wagi, halstead: actually Let's Encrypt sends out reminder E-Mails if the certificate is about to expire Aug 07 08:28:11 but I know from my own experience that you can still easily miss to fix a broken auto-renewal Aug 07 08:30:04 https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/2.6_QA_Status seems ok right now Aug 07 08:30:46 but not fully secure though Aug 07 08:36:35 Hi everyone, I have installed yocto 2.5 (sumo) . With this I was able to generate images following the Quick Start guide am I have booted them througn the runqemu script (both for qemux86 and qemuarm) . Currently I was trying to use Eclipse to launch an application on the Qemu. I have followed the tutorial sdk-manual. I have installed the sdk and Aug 07 08:36:36 followed also the https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/TipsAndTricks/RunningEclipseAgainstBuiltImage . After this I am able to launch QEMU from Eclipse External Tools. Still I am unable to build a Hello World autotool/CMake yocto project. Aug 07 08:37:27 In the config.log I start to have several errors around line 529 , https://pastebin.com/ky5ezXEn Aug 07 08:45:53 frsc: ah, didn't know that. I run into the same problems couple of months back. Must missed the email as well. Aug 07 09:16:52 rburton: any idea why -next failed on musl? glx issues Aug 07 09:18:36 Hello! Aug 07 09:18:52 I'm experiencing a strange behavior in Yocto Aug 07 09:19:22 The generated image binaries (the image itself) Aug 07 09:19:41 * RP notes the test he recently added breaks too :/ Aug 07 09:20:02 Differs in some folders and files (just he permissions and owners) Aug 07 09:20:15 Do you know why is this happening? Aug 07 09:20:16 RP: i'd be respinning nightly-musl with the musl bump removed in case something in https://git.musl-libc.org/cgit/musl/log/?qt=range&q=9cad27a3dc1a4eb349b6591e4dc8cc89dce32277..f2c6dbe244 is breaking it (there's a dlopen change in there...) Aug 07 09:21:38 rburton: ah, yes. That makes sense. I clearly need more caffeine :) Aug 07 09:21:46 me too! Aug 07 09:22:20 rburton: I was too busy looking for x/mesa changes :/ Aug 07 09:23:02 When I boot from net (aka netboot) the permissions and ownership of the folder/files is the desired, but when I flash the resutl image on my target, the ownership gets changed to root:root Aug 07 09:23:58 malanecora: sounds like something in the flashing process is corupting the ownership Aug 07 09:26:11 RP: Hmmm...Now you say it, sometimes, when I extract the filesystem.tar in the desired mmc partition of my target system it exits with a 1 code Aug 07 09:26:36 I don't really know why, because it didn't happen before Aug 07 09:27:45 And it's a kind of random issue Aug 07 09:28:36 malanecora: have a close look at the options you're using to extract the files. You need to preserve the numeric ownership, not match the host system which may not match the target Aug 07 09:29:26 malanecora: --numeric-owner Aug 07 09:29:36 RP: Ok, I'll take a look over it! Thank you! :D Aug 07 09:31:35 Well, just noticed this: tar --no-same-owner -xjvf... Aug 07 09:31:42 :facepalm: Aug 07 09:34:30 malanecora: that'd do it ;-) Aug 07 09:41:53 hello, good day! Aug 07 09:43:49 I'm looking for some help regarding mariadb ... any experts online? Aug 07 10:02:51 RP: With --same-owner and --same-permissions it does the trick, but still exiting 1 sometimes Aug 07 10:15:11 Hi. I've been trying to generate eSDK using only poky and meta-openembedded layers. During final step of do_populate_sdk_ext process fails on finding locked-sigs-pkgdata.inc in tmp/work/genericx86_64-poky-linux/core-image-minimal/1.0-r0/recipe-sysroot/world-pkgdata/. Aug 07 10:15:25 Find shows that this file is avaible here ./tmp/work/genericx86_64-poky-linux/meta-world-pkgdata/1.0-r0/image/world-pkgdata/locked-sigs-pkgdata.inc and ./tmp/work/genericx86_64-poky-linux/meta-world-pkgdata/1.0-r0/recipe-sysroot/world-pkgdata/locked-sigs-pkgdata.inc Aug 07 10:16:03 When I copy this file eSDK is correctly generated, so probably I miss some DEPENDS or config, but I'm unable to identify the source of this issue Aug 07 10:26:14 hello, it seems to me that the util-linux recipe in openembedded-core does not provide the wdctl CLI tool (to get watchdog status information): https://pastebin.com/A3NhytHA Aug 07 10:26:57 http://cgit.openembedded.org/openembedded-core/tree/meta/recipes-core/util-linux/util-linux.inc?h=sumo Aug 07 10:27:43 this is the case even though wdctl is supposedly part of util-linux Aug 07 10:28:01 is my undertsanding of this correct? Aug 07 10:28:45 am I supposed to do a bbappend of the util-linux recipe if I wish to get wdctl on my board? Aug 07 10:28:52 I am using Yocto Sumo Aug 07 10:40:41 malanecora: redirect stderr to a file and see what the error is Aug 07 10:46:40 eduardas_m, try in /usr/bin or /usr/sbin Aug 07 10:46:53 eduardas_m: as far as I can tell the wdctl binary is part of the main util-linux package Aug 07 11:04:19 mihai-: yes, it seems you are correct, it is at /usr/bin/wdctl . I was confused a bit because Ubuntu has it at /bin/wdctl Aug 07 11:05:27 mihai-, bluelightning: thank you Aug 07 11:21:23 Hi all. I'm struggling moving my world from Krogoth to Sumo. I have a custom class offering an SD card image as an FSTYPE. However, now I get a lot of errors relating to Sato (which I make no reference to) - ERROR: /home/joe/distros/sumo/fsl-community-bsp/sources/poky/meta/recipes-sato/images/core-image-sato-sdk.bb: No IMAGE_CMD defined for IMAGE_FSTYPES entry 'sdcard' - possibly invalid type name or missing support class. Any suggestions? Aug 07 11:22:24 IMAGE_CMD_sdcard is defined within my own class, and it was happily functioning in Krogoth. Aug 07 11:25:35 JoeR: how are you including that class? Aug 07 11:26:29 rburton: I merged most of -next, how are your patch queues looking? Aug 07 11:27:51 RP: It's within my image recipe - inherit pingpong_sdcard, which is the name of the class. I also inherit core-image, image-prelink, populate_sdk, populate_sdk_qt5 and extrausers too. Aug 07 11:28:10 RP: short :/ Aug 07 11:30:06 JoeR: I'm guessing you set IMAGE_FSTYPES globally which is why the other classes are getting upset since they don't know about this image type Aug 07 11:31:54 RP: OK, sounds likely. I don't spend much time with Yocto, so it's probably a bit of a mess. I set it in my machine config. Should it be set purely within the image recipe? Aug 07 11:32:22 JoeR: either that or add your class to IMAGE_CLASSES globally Aug 07 11:32:43 OK. Thanks. Your help is very much appreciated. Aug 07 11:34:34 RP: There's not other error log/message but the 1 exit code Aug 07 11:34:35 LoL Aug 07 11:34:59 malanecora: can be hard to spot but there will be a reason somewhere in the scrollback Aug 07 11:35:13 malanecora: try without the -v option to cut the logs down? Aug 07 11:36:26 Ok, I'll try right now. Thank you again! Aug 07 11:47:21 May be it's this: find: '/proc/15289': No such file or directory Aug 07 11:47:52 Since the command is: sudo find / -name *.rootfs.tar.bz2 -exec tar -xjvf {} -C $MNT_DIR \ 2>&1; Aug 07 11:51:25 malanecora: I suspect so Aug 07 11:55:02 RP: I think that -xdev can deal with that one Aug 07 12:07:03 RP: Indeed, it did! Thanks mate! Aug 07 12:29:48 rburton: pulled in a few patches and fired... Aug 07 14:46:41 New news from stackoverflow: Unable to start bitbake server Aug 07 14:55:21 YPTM is starting at: https://zoom.us/j/990892712 Aug 07 14:55:29 YPTM: sjolley_ joined Aug 07 14:56:39 YPTM armin is on Aug 07 14:57:44 YPTM trevor woerner is on Aug 07 14:58:02 YPTM: Richard joined Aug 07 14:58:15 tlwoerner, should end it with 'eh Aug 07 14:58:34 armpit: eh? Aug 07 14:58:37 lol Aug 07 15:00:48 YPTM scott murray is on Aug 07 15:01:00 YPTM: good morning, Nick is on the call Aug 07 15:01:11 YPTM: christopher clark is on the call Aug 07 15:01:40 YPTM: David Reyna on the call Aug 07 15:02:55 YPTM: Alejandro joined Aug 07 15:02:55 YPTM: Denys is on Aug 07 15:03:48 YPTM ross on Aug 07 15:11:52 YPTM: Joshua Watt here (sorry I'm late) Aug 07 15:14:51 JPEW_: I mentioned review is still pending on your series Aug 07 15:16:06 RP: Thats fine... It was all working on my FC28 system, then I tried it in a Ubuntu 16.04 Docker image and it exploded spectacularly... still looking into that one :) Aug 07 15:19:49 hi guys Aug 07 15:20:00 YPTM: Randy MacLeod is on, finally eh! Aug 07 15:20:19 having a problem with a kernel recipe Aug 07 15:20:27 I have in it "require recipes-kernel/linux/linux-yocto.inc" Aug 07 15:21:09 and I'm using KCONFIG_MODE = "--alldefconfig" Aug 07 15:21:20 and KBUILD_DEFCONFIG = "i386_defconfig" Aug 07 15:21:26 in the machine .conf file Aug 07 15:21:30 JPEW_: that sounds 'fun'... Aug 07 15:21:51 but for some reason, the very first time I start a clean build, the kernel errors out, with a completely wrong .config Aug 07 15:22:08 if I cleansstate and rebuild the kernel, it picks up the expected defconfig Aug 07 15:24:01 * armpit cool. bitbake restarted my wm Aug 07 15:24:10 this is on sumo by the way Aug 07 15:26:53 does the kernel_configcheck needs a hosttool which may not been compiled at that point? Aug 07 15:28:20 norcot_: what is the error you got? Aug 07 15:29:06 it's a compile error mainly due to the fact that this is a 32 bit machine and apparently it picks up a 64 bits config? Aug 07 15:29:08 | /yocto/resin-board/build/tmp/work-shared/edison/kernel-source/Makefile:974: *** "Cannot generate ORC metadata for CONFIG_UNWINDER_ORC=y, please install libelf-dev, libelf-devel or elfutils-libelf-devel". Stop. Aug 07 15:30:06 CONFIG_UNWINDER_ORC=y is not in the i386_defconfig I specified in KBUILD_DEFCONFIG Aug 07 15:32:18 norcot_: that looks like a build dependency to elfutils Aug 07 15:32:39 norcot_: did you upgrade the kernel version yourself or are you using the one from the repo? Aug 07 15:32:50 the error is legitimate, however that is not the .config it should be using Aug 07 15:32:53 tlwoerner, you are faint Aug 07 15:33:11 aehs29, I am using a custom kernel recipe Aug 07 15:33:34 you need this patch: https://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/poky/commit/?h=sumo&id=7425a5d813e964144981801be5fc0067269ddd6b Aug 07 15:33:41 norcot_: which is on sumo Aug 07 15:34:16 armpit: I think its a resource issue of some sort, wish I knew what though Aug 07 15:35:13 aehs29, the compile error I get is about CONFIG_UNWINDER_ORC=y Aug 07 15:35:29 on the other hand, the defconfig I specified is i386_defconfig Aug 07 15:35:39 as far as I could find, this kernel config is for x86-64 Aug 07 15:36:18 and then I checked the .config it is using when compiling the kernel, and a lot of the configs from i386_defconfig are not present in the generated .config Aug 07 15:37:20 norcot_: you can check the log for the kernel_configme task, and look at the log from merge script that will tell you what ends up in the .config and why or why not Aug 07 15:38:50 AlexK is here \0/ Aug 07 15:38:53 armpit: did it get better? or was i faint the entire time? Aug 07 15:39:37 aehs29, as far as I could tell, it's the kernel_configcheck which messes up the .config Aug 07 15:40:14 tlwoerner, faint off an on Aug 07 15:40:37 kanavin: good to see you! Aug 07 15:40:49 tlwoerner: you were very quiet Aug 07 15:41:32 okay, thanks for the feedback, i'll try a different headset next time Aug 07 15:41:49 YPTM: Done Aug 07 15:42:07 * armpit more AC/DC before next meeting Aug 07 15:42:37 armpit: what do you have sysctl fs.inotify.max_user_watches set to? Aug 07 15:42:55 armpit: I've run that out with multiple builds Aug 07 15:44:42 fs.inotify.max_user_watches = 8192 Aug 07 15:45:01 armpit: that limits you to 8192 metadata files in all builds Aug 07 15:45:55 k Aug 07 15:48:55 RP or rburton any more builds planned in the next couple hours ? ( can wait till later this afternoon) Aug 07 15:49:21 armpit: not from me, depends what this one does I guess Aug 07 15:49:34 k Aug 07 16:03:05 aehs29, so after just kernel_configme task, the .config in the kernel build directory has just this: # Global settings from linux recipe Aug 07 16:03:18 CONFIG_LOCALVERSION="-edison-standard" Aug 07 16:05:48 norcot_: check bitbake -e to see how it got there Aug 07 16:26:05 aehs29, bitbake -e on what task? on kernel_configcheck? Aug 07 16:28:52 RP, how could I tell why the build system included the wrong defconfig? Aug 07 16:34:09 norcot_: bitbake -e virtual/kernel Aug 07 16:34:49 norcot_: like I said, Im pretty sure the merge config log will tell you what happened Aug 07 16:41:49 aehs29, are you talking about merge_config_build.log ? Aug 07 17:56:16 hi guys, I would like to create a new functionality on package_rpm.bbclass where I can set %config (noreplace) on a package Aug 07 17:56:47 how can I send this pull-request? Aug 07 17:57:38 and what do you think about this? Aug 07 18:01:44 any suggestion? Aug 07 18:15:17 Oh cdrtools, what are you doing with your build scripts.... Aug 07 18:33:34 JPEW: hahahaha here be dragons, bees and wasps Aug 07 18:34:13 Yes... unfortunately cdrtools is required for wic... and my Docker image is missing some magic package that allows it to build Aug 07 19:09:56 where in uboot would one change the partition that is used to load zImage from? for the swupdate purpposes i created two partitions, one with the "production" zImage and the other with the "rescue" zImage (an initramfs). Aug 07 19:10:35 i know this is not really a yocto question, but i'm grasping for clues. Aug 07 19:13:47 yates: Depends on how you have u-boot configured, but generally it is part of the "load" command, e.g. load mmc 0:1 0x.... /boot/zImage Aug 07 19:14:11 yates: In that example, "0:1" means first MMC device (0), first paritition (1) Aug 07 19:14:33 ok, thanks JPEW - i'll do some more grepping. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Aug 08 03:00:01 2018