**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Feb 06 02:59:57 2021 Feb 06 03:04:27 hm, i'm using the ubuntu:20.04 version of the container, maybe i should roll back to 18.04? Feb 06 03:04:49 reading old logs and it sounds like psuedo and 20.04 have been problematic before **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Feb 06 07:47:09 2021 Feb 06 08:45:37 jordemort: distro version will not have much affect on a pseudo abort Feb 06 08:46:04 jordemort: what does the pseudo.log say from an abort? Which directory are you running the build in? Feb 06 09:05:36 rebuilding icu 600 times in dunfel resulted in 10 failed build, I guess it's worth backporting that possible fix Feb 06 09:11:25 JPEW if you are still around... there is a bitbake command to do what I want, but I can't find a good example of how to use a bb command from within a recipe... any clues ? Feb 06 09:15:29 You should be able to join the FOSDEM OpenEmbedded Stand chat at https://matrix.to/#/!ZwETVdVqElhQrMCNNF:fosdem.org?via=fosdem.org&via=matrix.org&via=privacytools.io Feb 06 09:21:39 hey - did someone here try to log in to fosdem? Feb 06 09:22:39 "There was a problem communicating with the homeserver, please try again later." Feb 06 09:24:57 RobertBerger: You could try going to https://chat.fosdem.org/ and seeing if that works Feb 06 09:25:23 @paulbarker: that is what I am trying. Feb 06 09:25:37 I am trying to register and matrix seems to be unhappy Feb 06 09:26:02 You could try #fosdem on here to get some help Feb 06 09:26:26 I signed up to their Matrix instance a couple of weeks ago, I know they've been changing things regularly since then Feb 06 09:28:49 nope I didn't try #fosdem here, will try this Feb 06 09:40:50 I am in an endless loop on fosdem ;) Feb 06 09:41:06 http://live.fosdem.org -> https://chat.fosdem.org -> freenode chat -> http://live.fosdem.org ;) Feb 06 09:41:15 Nothing works Feb 06 09:42:08 How do you see the live streams? Feb 06 09:42:27 Without installing Windoze I mean ;) Feb 06 10:03:57 RobertBerger: https://fosdem.org/2021/schedule/streaming/ should work Feb 06 10:50:05 Sorry, i left yesterday. So i can combine useradd.bbclass with systemd-sysusers. But is it also possible or even a good idea to remove systemd-sysusers? The more i read into sysusers the more i think it could be good to have a static /etc/paasswd on the device im building Feb 06 10:53:06 and of course the other question is: what kind of permissions do sysusers need to work? I read the sourcecode yesterday evening and it fails with Permission Denied at that point where sysusers tries to lock /etc/passwd Feb 06 16:35:07 @RobertBerger : I just tested my podman 3.x-rc update. works here. I'm going to create a seccomp distro feature to get runc to automatically put seccomp in the packageconfig by default when podman is built with seccomp Feb 06 16:35:43 * zeddii hit that seccomp startup error Feb 06 17:34:00 quick question: why some layers, especially meta-poky, don't show the GIT hash in the build starting log? Feb 06 17:34:26 nucatus, if you cloned the standard yocto, Feb 06 17:34:39 what is the reason for this and how is that achievable? Feb 06 17:34:45 then meta, meta-poky etc. are actually subdirectories of the same git repository Feb 06 17:34:57 so bitbake only displays it once Feb 06 17:35:12 ohh, I see! Feb 06 17:35:52 so it is the last layer in the inheritance chain that displays the hash, right? Feb 06 17:37:43 ...if the layers part of the inheritance chain are part of the same repository Feb 06 18:01:13 Has anyone ever had issues building btrfs? I seem to be having an issue where the generated python env does not include setuptools even though it should Feb 06 18:02:30 Or does anyone know what the best forum to seek help on this topic is? Feb 06 18:10:57 zeddii: i can't open my main repo yet (because we're using a self-hosted runner on github actions and security) but here's what i came up with for podman 3: https://gist.github.com/jordemort/4903d8bb378da05a7f6750a478584077 Feb 06 18:12:46 RP: lost now, had to destroy the volume to get a build out, i'll save it if it happens again; i'm all up-to-date on poky and meta-openembedded dunfell branches so hopefully all those pseudo changes that came in will fix me up Feb 06 18:45:44 Is my understanding correct, that the gcc version is usally bound up to the yocto version? Feb 06 18:46:46 I mean, if I want newer gcc, I might as well migrate to a newer version of YOCTO, that uses a newer gcc, right? Feb 06 18:47:11 malinus: its probably easiest as it will have been tested with that gcc version Feb 06 18:51:03 Figured, thanks RP. I'll read the migration chapter Feb 06 22:41:05 what destination dir variable may I correctly use for the native recipe? Feb 06 22:41:24 in do_install() **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Feb 07 02:59:58 2021