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Jun 13 05:11:16 <gondors> hi all
Jun 13 05:11:39 <gondors> I am trying to apply some kernel patches that only play nice with the patch tool
Jun 13 05:12:09 <gondors> so I set PATCHTOOL = "patch" in my kernel recipe, just above SRC_URI
Jun 13 05:12:54 <gondors> but the patch task still fails and from what I can see it's still using git
Jun 13 05:12:56 <gondors> "git am" did not pass, trying reduced context.
Jun 13 05:13:13 <gondors> "git am" did not work, trying "apply".
Jun 13 05:13:16 <gondors> and then it fails
Jun 13 05:13:23 <gondors> is this a bug I'm seeing?
Jun 13 06:34:45 <gondors> for some reason, it looks that kernel patching si done with the PATCHTOOL set in kern-tools-native
Jun 13 06:35:29 <gondors> but even setting PATCHTOOL = "patch" in kern-tools-native does not make it actually use the patch util; it still applies the patches with git
Jun 13 07:17:39 <opennandra> gondors: it's not using quilt as all others?
Jun 13 07:57:09 <Dvorkin> I have multiconfig https://pastebin.com/Xcet0rcB . It builds the image with two gcc's, but SDK contains only one of them - gcc from main image (first machine). How can I include gcc from secondary machine?
Jun 13 08:23:31 <alexb3600> Hi :)
Jun 13 08:24:33 <alexb3600> Can anyone help me ?
Jun 13 08:26:29 <LetoThe2nd> alexb3600: sorry, but do you really expect a "yes" or " no" now? ;-)
Jun 13 08:26:52 <LetoThe2nd> alexb3600: just ask your question, as concise as possible. if somebody knows, you'll get an answr.
Jun 13 08:27:02 <alexb3600> I'm expecting a yes ahah
Jun 13 08:27:30 <alexb3600> okay so
Jun 13 08:27:44 <alexb3600> I have a very specific board based on imx287 and I'm trying to build an image with yocto.
Jun 13 08:28:05 <alexb3600> I have the .dtb file
Jun 13 08:28:20 <alexb3600> My board doesn't use u-boot as bootloader but imx-bootlet (how can I use imx instead of uboot? and is it necessary?)
Jun 13 08:28:32 <alexb3600> I know the partitions' size
Jun 13 08:28:46 <alexb3600> I need the MFGTool to flash the board
Jun 13 08:28:59 <alexb3600> and I have the the kernel configuration file
Jun 13 08:29:13 <alexb3600> How can I produce a zimage (MFGTool compatible) with my own device tree and the bootloader imx-bootlet?
Jun 13 08:29:23 <alexb3600> thanks :)
Jun 13 08:29:28 <LetoThe2nd> alexb3600: in a nutshell, you are trying to write a bsp layer
Jun 13 08:30:08 <LetoThe2nd> alexb3600: mfgtool is provided already in a couple of incarnations, see http://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/master/recipes/?q=mfgtool
Jun 13 08:30:35 <LetoThe2nd> alexb3600: and meta-fsl-arm also provides imx-bootlet http://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/recipe/4025/
Jun 13 08:30:40 <alexb3600> yes but I don't know where I must put my dtb file
Jun 13 08:30:59 <LetoThe2nd> alexb3600: so i'd say, grab that layer, look at it and take the things you need
Jun 13 08:31:22 <alexb3600> I'll see that, thank you :)
Jun 13 08:32:08 <LetoThe2nd> alexb3600: the latest state of freescale stuff should be here: http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/meta-freescale/
Jun 13 08:33:02 <LetoThe2nd> and if you look at http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/meta-freescale/tree/recipes-kernel/linux then there's already magic in place for mfgtool too
Jun 13 08:34:53 <LetoThe2nd> lastly for the devicetree, i'd suggest to be inspired by https://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/2.8/bsp-guide/bsp-guide.html#bsp-machine-configuration-example
Jun 13 08:36:38 <alexb3600> Do you recommend me to use the fsl-community-bsp?
Jun 13 08:37:11 <LetoThe2nd> alexb3600: i am no fsl user, hence i can't comment. i can just point out which layers carry the things that you asked for.
Jun 13 08:38:21 <alexb3600> thanks you ! :)
Jun 13 08:53:04 <mckoan> alexb3600: I suggest to approach the problem in atomic way, fist build the basic components (boot, kernel. dtb) and when they work integrate them into a BSP layer
Jun 13 08:56:36 <alexb3600> I'm a very beginner in yocto so I don't understand all the mechanisms. You suggest me to build first imx-bootlet?
Jun 13 09:33:48 <cdobf> Hello, I'm trying to get a recipe set up for a raspberry pi poky image... it's building fine, but the binary isn't showing up on the image when I boot it on the pi. I assume there's something I'm missing to tell bitbake to actually include the package on the image? Have added IMAGE_INSTALL_append = " helloworld" to my local.conf, but to no avail... Can anyone help or point me at the right docs to read for
Jun 13 09:33:54 <cdobf> this? (Recipe: https://p.teknik.io/nIAw0)
Jun 13 09:35:21 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: Yocto: Adding Kernel Module to Image <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50353474/yocto-adding-kernel-module-to-image>
Jun 13 09:56:38 <mckoan> alexb3600: I don't know. When I worked on iMX28 I customized u-boot.
Jun 13 10:00:48 <mckoan> cdobf: but did you get the binary file?
Jun 13 10:12:08 <cdobf> mckoan: Just got it working, was actually some issue with writing to the SD card haha, sorry for the noise
Jun 13 10:12:31 <gondors> so does anybody have any hint as to they the patchtool issue happens?
Jun 13 10:12:57 <gondors> do I have no other choice than to redo the patches?
Jun 13 10:54:00 <luckywho> IMAGE_INSTALL += "python-dev" not installing python header file in rootfs.
Jun 13 11:32:21 <RP> kanavin: I've just tracked down the acl ptest failures to the perl 5.28 -> 5.30 uprev. The problem is a $) = "2 2" call fails (to setegid)
Jun 13 11:32:33 <RP> kanavin: does this sound familiar at all?
Jun 13 11:47:24 <kanavin> RP: not familiar at all :( the perl upgrade was a straightforward one
Jun 13 12:07:23 <RP> kanavin: I'll poke a bit further and see if anything jumps out in the perl configure logs
Jun 13 12:10:40 <RP> nothing in the configure logs that looks likely
Jun 13 12:24:01 <Dvorkin> I have multiconfig https://pastebin.com/Xcet0rcB . It builds the image with two gcc's, but SDK contains only one of them - gcc from main image (first machine). How can I include gcc from secondary machine?
Jun 13 12:42:20 <litb> hello folks
Jun 13 12:42:49 <litb> when I want a module to be loaded very early by the initramfs, what do I need to do? Do i just need to add its package to "PACKAGE_INSTALL"?
Jun 13 12:43:21 <litb> or should I add the module to KERNEL_MODULE_AUTOLOAD  ? Does it work  if I do that in the initramfs-image? Or should I add the module to some other variable?
Jun 13 12:49:36 <litb> looking into /recipes-core/initrdscripts  i don't find a script that loads kernel modules that reside in the initramfs. so I would think it doesn't work out of the box?
Jun 13 14:26:16 <woutervh> Hello, I want to compile a qt5 application, including a waylandsink. Herefor I added an include gst/wayland/wayland.h
Jun 13 14:26:44 <woutervh> anyone knows what to add to a yocto recipe to have that one? It should be in gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad
Jun 13 14:33:13 <rburton> woutervh: its will be a package generated by the gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad recipe then
Jun 13 14:35:07 <woutervh> rburton, yes, but that's the strange part. I have added this one
Jun 13 14:35:30 <rburton> oh you want the header? gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad-dev
Jun 13 14:35:31 <woutervh> and it's only in gst-libs/gst/wayland/wayland.h
Jun 13 14:35:51 <woutervh> well, I want the header and the library itself...
Jun 13 14:36:04 <woutervh> What do I have to add to my recipe as depend and rdepend
Jun 13 14:36:16 <rburton> *depend* gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad
Jun 13 14:36:21 <rburton> becase you depend on recipes
Jun 13 14:37:47 <woutervh> ok, that I did
Jun 13 14:37:55 <woutervh> but still it didn't find this wayland.h
Jun 13 14:38:19 <woutervh> I added in my . pro file    PKGCONFIG += gstreamer-1.0 gstreamer-audio-1.0 gstreamer-video-1.0 gstreamer-plugins-bad-1.0
Jun 13 14:39:22 <rburton> you're probably including it wrong
Jun 13 14:40:11 <woutervh> #include <gst/wayland/wayland.h>
Jun 13 14:41:16 <woutervh> it is under gst-libs though
Jun 13 14:41:23 <woutervh> don't know if that's automatically added as path
Jun 13 14:42:41 <rburton> you know there's a gstreamer-wayland.pc file right
Jun 13 14:48:17 <woutervh> no...
Jun 13 14:49:17 <woutervh> but if I do -c dev_shell and enter pkg-config --list-all then, I don't see it either
Jun 13 14:49:28 <woutervh> that's why I thought I might be missing something in my recipe
Jun 13 14:57:04 <rburton> maybe the recips isn't building that bit
Jun 13 14:57:17 <rburton> but if you just want the sink, you don't want that library right?
Jun 13 14:57:21 <rburton> sinks are all runtime
Jun 13 15:51:14 <Dvorkin> I have non-image recipe. How can I generate sdk for it?
Jun 13 15:51:37 <rburton> Dvorkin: question makes no sense: SDKs are based on images
Jun 13 15:52:01 <rburton> so make a SDK for an image which has your recipe in
Jun 13 15:52:55 <Dvorkin> rburton, but it is multiconfig configuration with secondary target is only one recipe...
Jun 13 15:54:08 <Dvorkin> so... is there is an example of a "fake" image?
Jun 13 15:54:52 <rburton> just make a tiny image that just has the recipe in
Jun 13 15:56:49 <Dvorkin> like core-image-tiny or there is the smaller example?
Jun 13 15:57:09 <rburton> make your own with just IMAGE_INSTALL = myrecipe
Jun 13 16:06:25 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: Updating the wl18xx driver in Yocto <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56584069/updating-the-wl18xx-driver-in-yocto>
Jun 13 17:50:56 <justanotherboy> To build a 4.19 RT kernel on current master, do I just need to add:
Jun 13 17:51:00 <justanotherboy> PREFERRED_VERSION_linux-yocto-rt ?= "4.19%"
Jun 13 17:51:18 <justanotherboy> PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel = "linux-yocto-rt"
Jun 13 17:51:21 <justanotherboy> ?
Jun 13 17:51:38 <justanotherboy> I'm asking because it is failing on do_compile in current master
Jun 13 18:06:42 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: Yocto adding third system service to recipe file causes others not to start <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56585901/yocto-adding-third-system-service-to-recipe-file-causes-others-not-to-start> || Yocto Warrior Cannot Set Password for root or other users <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56585899/yocto-warrior-cannot-set-password-for-root-or-other-users>
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