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Aug 26 05:36:51 <jwwww> Hello. I'm using poky rocko and meta-raspberrypi on a rpi3 with an additional usb wifi adapter.I added 'linux-firmware' to IMAGE_INSTALL and the usb adapter works fine, but the onboard one doesn't show up.I've read in documentation it's because 'linux-firmware' as been replaced in meta-raspberrypi by linux-firmware-raspbian but I don't understand how to get both adapter working at the same time.Can somebody
Aug 26 05:36:57 <jwwww> help please ?
Aug 26 09:03:30 <jwwww> okay I solved it ! if anybody came to the same issue it's not related to having a second wifi card but of a missing file in linux-firmware : brcmfmac43430-sdio.txt .I found the information on the mailing list https://lists.yoctoproject.org/pipermail/yocto/2017-February/034623.html
Aug 26 09:06:58 <jofr> jwwww: Cool.  :)
Aug 26 09:30:29 <luneff> hey guys! I'm trying to DEPENDS += "grpc" for a CMake project. It seems like I got grpc built incorrectly as it refers to /usr/lib/... on host in gRPCTargets.cmake. It fails to find it's lib so the build isn't going further
Aug 26 09:31:17 <luneff> I wonder what to do. I tried grpc 1.8.5 from meta-openembedded, and 1.14.1 from a later version of meta-openembedded. No changes. Still it can't find /usr/lib/libgpr.so.4.0.0 :-(
Aug 26 09:35:30 <luneff> I guess I hit this https://github.com/grpc/grpc/issues/17708
Aug 26 09:58:31 <luneff> looks like grpc is completely broken with Yocto and CMake recipes. Only some Python stuff survives
Aug 26 10:12:07 <litb> hello folks
Aug 26 10:12:47 <litb> If i use the useradd class to add a user iin my recipe.. and then the recipe's install script uses chmod with the user's plaintext name. will that work correctly?
Aug 26 10:12:52 <litb> or will it resolve to the user-id in the host?
Aug 26 10:35:54 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: YOCTO : No '/lib/modules' directory in image, modprobe fails <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57656086/yocto-no-lib-modules-directory-in-image-modprobe-fails>
Aug 26 13:06:18 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: How to compile yocto rootfs after changing a qt.cpp file? <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57658086/how-to-compile-yocto-rootfs-after-changing-a-qt-cpp-file>
Aug 26 13:36:22 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: YOCTO : problem of install kernel module (*.ko) to my linux OS image <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57658787/yocto-problem-of-install-kernel-module-ko-to-my-linux-os-image>
Aug 26 14:06:29 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: Run different scripts at different targets/runlevels in yocto with systemd <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57659046/run-different-scripts-at-different-targets-runlevels-in-yocto-with-systemd>
Aug 26 14:07:20 <luneff> hey guys! I have "grpc" and "grpc-native" both in my DEPENDS. on the linkage stage, ld tries to link to -native version and (of course) it fails. What do I do? I do need -native, because there's some binaries I need to run on build-time
Aug 26 14:13:22 <litb> hmmm
Aug 26 14:13:44 <litb> i can't figure it out :(  i inherit kernel.bbclass which inherits   kernel-module-split.bbclass
Aug 26 14:14:01 <litb> now I want to add two helper scripts that install things to ${sbindir}
Aug 26 14:14:22 <litb> however, by FILES_${PN}-bin = "${sbindir}/*"  appears to be ignored!
Aug 26 14:14:39 <litb> bitbake complains that i installed files to /usr/sbin, but that they don't appear in any packages
Aug 26 14:14:47 <litb> that's not true. I added them
Aug 26 14:24:01 <litb> in fact I see this output from bitbake -e:  "FILES-foo-mod-bin="/usr/sbin/*""
Aug 26 14:24:07 <litb> so not sure why files are not picked up
Aug 26 14:28:21 <litb> man... turned out I misused "install" and each call overwrote the file /usr/sbin, instead of copying things into it...
Aug 26 15:03:44 <qschulz> Hi all, I've a function in ROOTFS_POSTINSTALL_COMMAND which depends on a do_deploy of some task. Apparently myfunction[depends] += "mydep:do_deploy" does not work. Is there something more fine-grained that just do_rootfs[depends] += "mydep:do_deploy" in the image recipe?
Aug 26 15:06:36 <kergoth> qschulz: the 'depends' flag only affects tasks, not functions. you'd need to add it to do_rootfs[depends].
Aug 26 15:07:14 <qschulz> that's what I gathered from the manual yes'
Aug 26 15:08:06 <qschulz> but something confused me a lot in our current code base. apparently myfunc[vardepsexclude] = "DATETIME" works since it was in a commit whose sole purpose was to fix a build issue
Aug 26 15:09:29 <qschulz> (please note our current code base is krogoth and we're updating to thud, so if changes happened we might not have them yet)
Aug 26 15:11:23 <qschulz> kergoth: so I guess, as I gathered, all the variable flags are for tasks only and there is no way it could work with shell functions right?
Aug 26 15:17:38 <kergoth> not all flags are task only. flags are just extra metadata. key=value pairs associated with a variable.
Aug 26 15:18:01 <kergoth> what they're used for and where depends on what's needed and the internals of bitbake
Aug 26 15:25:53 <qschulz> kergoth: do you have any pointer to where this is handled by any chance? I'm just being curious, if you don't know on top of your head, I'll gladly look by myself :)
Aug 26 15:29:40 <kergoth> which flag? it's all in bitbake's source. depends itself is handled in multiple places. taskdata, cache, runqueue, iirc
Aug 26 15:34:19 <qschulz> well, any :D but I guess there isn't one central place where it is clearly defined from what I gather from what you're saying
Aug 26 15:36:08 <kergoth> much like the variables in the metadata, there's no central registry, there's a datastore, and there's the many places that use it
Aug 26 15:41:15 <qschulz> alrighty then. Thanks for the help1
Aug 26 20:39:55 <aehs29> Crofton: I cant answer your  keynote question, they were cloud so I didnt go haha
Aug 26 22:07:41 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: Yocto - Can't build library for host SDK <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57481985/yocto-cant-build-library-for-host-sdk>
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