**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Mar 06 02:59:57 2021 Mar 06 04:22:19 RP: seeing WARNING: /mnt/b/yoe/master/sources/openembedded-core/meta/recipes-extended/ltp/ltp_20210121.bb: Unable to get checksum for ltp SRC_URI entry determinism2.patch: file could not be found Mar 06 09:28:48 Hi guys, I am starting working on a ticket on bugzilla for updating some documentation. Since it is my first one to work on in this project, I am kinda confused of where to start, first is the workflow(should I branch from master and just push the branch), second is what to use to test the documentation changes. Mar 06 10:31:32 Guest27389: fixed, sorry about that one Mar 06 11:49:43 Is there a register/manifest to what version of apps and programs included in specific versions of Yocto? Specifically I'm looking for a fix to a bind CVE, which I've googled and found in release notes for Zeus and Dunfell. I'm looking to check if Gatesgarth has received the fixed version yet. Do I need to spin up a build to check it? Mar 06 12:10:46 Is there a release page that lists to the minor release notes for each version series? E.g. https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/Releases is refering to the first release note of a release (like 3.1) but not the subsequent release notes on updates (3.1.1 and so on). Does that exist in an overview anywhere? Mar 06 12:14:28 I am able to compile the list of release notes history by sifting through the yocto-announce list of course. Mar 06 13:18:55 sveinse: https://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/recipe/788/ Mar 06 13:19:13 sveinse: see Other branches at the bottom Mar 06 13:29:09 RP: perfect, thanks Mar 06 15:40:28 RP: i have few pending fixes on ml one of them python3-cython: Check for PACKAGE_DEBUG_SPLIT_STYLE unreaks RDK builds Mar 06 15:40:55 take a look Mar 06 16:00:35 Guest27389: I want to change that to check if the directory exists instead Mar 06 16:00:42 Guest27389: more generic Mar 06 16:03:00 "no-name" brand directories! Mar 06 16:03:34 * paulg isn't sure how one colours a directory yellow and black. Mar 06 16:04:25 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Name_(brand) Mar 06 16:39:58 RP: yeah I thought of that but then decided to fix the immediate cause do you want me to send a v2 ? Mar 06 16:41:28 RP: I am seeing this sometimes https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/QGSTjtspd8/ see the recipe http://cgit.openembedded.org/meta-openembedded/tree/meta-python/recipes-devtools/python/python3-hexdump_3.3.bb?h=master I wonder if do_cleanup_hexfile is toppling it Mar 06 16:59:57 http://downloads.yoctoproject.org/mirror/sources/git2_git.pokylinux.org.linux-yocto-2.6.37.tar.gz.bad <--- why do we mirror that? Mar 06 17:00:33 [for nine years...] Mar 06 17:05:03 yeah I think we should prune .bad files before rsyncing downloads dir Mar 06 17:06:25 hey now. Mar 06 17:06:33 2.6.36 was quality Mar 06 17:06:35 hands off. Mar 06 17:06:46 s/36/37/ Mar 06 17:07:32 I see we've also leaked some ".lock" files into the mirror for kernel (and one other package). Mar 06 17:08:01 perhaps some bad-checksum Mar 06 17:08:04 http://downloads.yoctoproject.org/mirror/sources/ <----- go here and search for ".lock" ; something odd happened Aug 15 2020. Mar 06 17:08:05 files too Mar 06 17:08:29 covid outbreak Mar 06 17:08:34 lockdown Mar 06 17:08:44 sweet! Never thought of that. Mar 06 17:08:45 still not allowed out Mar 06 17:08:49 * zeddii is here to help Mar 06 17:09:12 95 bad checksum files Mar 06 17:09:32 they can save some space since they are tars Mar 06 17:11:21 perhaps let halstead know of these files which can be filtered out Mar 06 18:10:26 Guest27389: v2 would be great Mar 06 18:10:57 paulg: the "bad" things are where a download failed, saved for debugging Mar 06 18:11:05 paulg: obviously shouldn't be there Mar 06 18:11:56 zeddii: we're not allowed out here either. Haven't been since November basically :/ Mar 06 18:15:42 * paulg wants a gift card for 443MB of future free mirroring. Mar 06 18:21:10 I'm guessing git2_git.pokylinux.org.linux-2.6-windriver.git.tar.gz could die as well, but I'm not sure what guarantees you all have made for stuff getting out of downloads.yoctoproject Mar 06 18:21:32 Or for that matter, what the requirements for entry into said mirroring are either. Mar 06 18:26:09 * paulg wgets to see what relics are lurking inside Mar 06 18:40:30 https://paste.debian.net/1188158/ <--- in case anyone is curious and yet too lazy to wget and untar themselves. Mar 06 18:42:40 2.6.34 was the 1st turd I maintained. EOL'd here: https://lwn.net/Articles/585416/ Mar 06 18:43:47 Hi guys, I am starting working on a ticket on bugzilla for updating some documentation. Since it is my first one to work on in this project, I am kinda confused of where to start, first is the workflow(should I branch from master and just push the branch), second is what to use to test the documentation changes. Mar 06 18:58:51 there's no openembedded recipe for linux? It ships the yocto one? Mar 06 19:29:22 vdl OE uses linux-yocto Mar 06 19:31:40 use KBRANCH ?= "v5.4/base" is you want K.O w/o changes Mar 06 19:32:46 ENPJ, there is a docs.list@yoctoproject.org mailing list. good place to ask questions Mar 06 19:41:31 armpit: by "K.O w/o changes" you mean "vanilla" ? Mar 06 19:43:22 vdl: K.O = kernel.org in this context, I believe, so yes Mar 06 19:46:54 okay :) Mar 06 19:48:38 it feels weird that there's no linux recipe in OE for kernel.org, linux-yocto is kinda biased Mar 06 20:08:08 vdl: there are different schools of thought on that, as armpit mentioned you can configure linux-yocto to use mainline kernel.org, or another alternative is the recipe(s) in the meta-linux-mainline layer Mar 06 20:10:03 ok. Mar 06 20:11:36 smurray: btw it seems like the failure to compile an image with IMAGE_FSTYPES = "container" comes from the meta-ti beaglebone machine. I'm switching to defining my own from scratch (similar to beaglebone-yocto) and the parsing works. Mar 06 22:25:26 paulg: the sources on the mirror cover pretty much any release we shipped with in any YP release Mar 06 22:26:06 * RP tries to parse that and fails. Mar 06 22:26:17 * RP is sulking that the runqueue fix didn't work Mar 06 23:19:49 was that just for releases in releases, or also for releases shipped in releases with releases? Mar 07 00:18:18 does beaglebone-yocto support graphics acceleration and stuffs like that? Mar 07 00:26:33 (by "stuffs" I mean pieces which usually force you to stick with the manufacturer kernel) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Mar 07 02:59:56 2021