**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed May 19 02:59:57 2021 May 19 03:48:23 yates: dont use nocheckout=1 see https://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit.cgi/poky/plain/bitbake/lib/bb/fetch2/git.py May 19 03:48:36 git fetcher has some not so common checkout options May 19 03:48:46 if you are building your own kernel then leave that aside May 19 07:13:40 hey i built core-image-base, problem is inside date is 1970 0 0. how can i correct this date? both ways please 1.while building image 2.after building image inside os May 19 07:24:59 add ntp daemon to your image May 19 07:34:05 thanks doing this May 19 07:47:22 i get this error May 19 07:47:23 pip3 install pymodbus May 19 07:47:23 warnings.warn( May 19 07:47:23 WARNING: Retrying (Retry(total=4, connect=None, read=None, redirect=None, status=None)) after connection broken by 'SSLError(SSLError("bad handshake: Error([('SSL routines', 'tls_process_server_certificate', 'certificate verify failed')])"))': /simple/pymodbus/ May 19 07:48:33 i have installed ca-certificates too in image append May 19 07:49:01 what should i do ? i am on dunfell May 19 07:50:12 in python requests too i get ssl error i have to put verify=False but due to this i can be victim of man in middle attack May 19 08:15:41 Hi, I'm trying to edit the sources of an external chromium recipe. When trying to 'devtool modify chromium-ozone-wayland' I get an error, that applying one of the patches failed. What really surprises me is the fact, that a 'bitbake chromium-ozone-wayland -f -c patch' finishes without any issues and also the log tells me, that all patches (including the failing one in the devtool) are applied May 19 08:15:43 successfully. Any ideas what could cause such a behavior? May 19 08:23:17 hey if anyone answered that pythhon ssl cert question so please forward that answer again, my electricity went so came from mobile May 19 08:23:57 aalu: No answer so far :/ May 19 08:24:24 ok thanks May 19 08:41:40 Hello world ! May 19 08:41:49 I would like to set: May 19 08:41:50 PACKAGECONFIG_append = " networkd resolved" May 19 08:41:54 for systemd May 19 08:42:14 I need to add a .bbappend or can I put something in my .conf file ? May 19 08:43:51 thekappe: Both solutions would work. Creating a .bbappend is the cleaner solution May 19 08:47:44 dleppich, thanks May 19 09:39:32 I'm still struggling with my weird devtool issue. When devtool is trying to extract the sources and apply the patches, it creates a 'devtooltmp-XXXXXX' directory inside the working directory of the recipe. After devtool modify fails, this directory is gone. Do you know how to prevent the cleanup of this tmp directory? May 19 09:47:19 dleppich: poky/scripts/lib$ grep devtooltmp * -R May 19 09:47:19 devtool/standard.py: tempdir = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix='devtooltmp-', dir=tempbasedir May 19 09:47:50 RP: Thanks! May 19 09:47:53 dleppich: the "--keep-temp" option also looks promising May 19 09:48:08 (devtool modify --help) May 19 09:48:38 Oh yeah.. Could've found this one May 19 10:09:54 Hello all, someone here use WSL2 ? I'm not able to run devshell, everything else seems okay. Thk for tips :) May 19 10:11:01 alejandrohs: ^^^ ideas? May 19 11:00:33 rburton: some better news. Putting an 8GB cap gives the same number of failures as without May 19 11:03:44 its a cap on total VM allocation rather than memory usage but I don't think it matters May 19 11:04:54 yeah May 19 11:05:11 that seems like a good compromise then May 19 11:06:09 rburton: nice thing is no regressions, just controlling the out of control tests May 19 11:06:54 I'll test a 5GB cap, I don't think we can go below 4 due to what the tests seem to do by default with empty VM reservations May 19 11:12:14 zeddii: I see "git -c core.fsyncobjectfiles=0 ls-remote git://git.yoctoproject.org/yocto-kernel-cache" running during parsing now after updating to oe-core/master today, I guess it's not expected right? May 19 11:13:32 and it runs for 13 minutes already :/ May 19 11:15:19 JaMa: why would parsing trigger that? :/ May 19 11:15:35 and it's not your fault, meta-raspberrypi doesn't skip the linux-raspberrypi-dev with AUTOREV by default, got ERROR: ExpansionError during parsing /jenkins/home/workspace/jansa/webos-foxy-honister/webos-foxy-honister/meta-raspberrypi/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-raspberrypi-dev.bb when it finally timeout to connect May 19 11:15:38 JaMa: thanks for that manifest data btw, happy to have that fixed May 19 11:17:08 RP: thanks for quick fix, it was bothering me for long time, but it was so rare that I never seen the right sequence to reproduce it May 19 11:17:47 should I send https://git.openembedded.org/openembedded-core-contrib/commit/?h=jansa/master&id=77779a56be281316cd75470f708b07b4ef4d680a now when hopefully last source of this issue was fixed in master? May 19 11:18:44 JaMa: I'm ok with that May 19 11:19:46 I'm using combination of top 4 commits in https://git.openembedded.org/openembedded-core-contrib/log/?h=jansa/dunfell in dunfell/gatesgarth/hardknott and seems to work well in my builds (but I'm happy to leave it soaking in master for longer) May 19 11:20:59 at least the nopackages for image.bbclass one was controversial last time I've sent it (and not sure if anything changed since then) May 19 11:23:49 JaMa: I know we don't see manifest errors on the autobuilder May 19 11:24:00 the errors would already be being flagged up May 19 11:26:26 khem: wrt meta-clang: did you try scanview lately ? I get a failure when executing in with hardknott or master, see: May 19 11:26:41 https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/WGAq7UIq/ May 19 11:26:48 with master, but in gatesgarth and dunfell it was already backported and then reverted due to those initramfs issues (nopackages for images), but the sstate.bbclass fix from you should be safe to backport (and still useful even without the sstatesig.py change to make it error) May 19 11:26:57 https://git.openembedded.org/openembedded-core/commit/?h=gatesgarth&id=97557ffca55f95b6fc0837fbf231131ddcea86e0 May 19 11:28:27 or maybe https://git.openembedded.org/openembedded-core/commit/meta/classes/image.bbclass?id=0eb95212a7e6b6bdc1243094072dea432cb48f0f would be acceptable for dunfell? May 19 11:32:17 JaMa: need to discuss with sakoman I guess May 19 11:33:58 will do when I notice him here May 19 11:38:05 strange the linux-raspberrypi-dev should be skipped by default as in https://github.com/agherzan/meta-raspberrypi/blob/master/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-raspberrypi-dev.bb#L2 but somehow this didn't work today May 19 12:37:44 JaMa: it is possible something tried to resolve SRCREV before it got to the point of running the anon python May 19 12:37:57 rburton: dropping to 5GB adds 7 extra failures FWIW May 19 12:38:30 RP: ls "python __anonymous" parsed at different time than just "python()" without __anonymous? (that's the main difference against the skip in linux-yocto-dev) May 19 12:40:15 will look into it after fixing libvirt build in meta-virtualization (FYI zedii) May 19 12:42:14 JaMa: they're the same May 19 12:48:51 rburton, jonmason: patch sent May 19 12:52:20 RP looks good May 19 12:52:41 just asked in our gnu-toolchain channel to see if we have any friendly glibc people May 19 13:03:11 rburton: interestingly, when it fails, it nows shows a glib call in qemu not being able alloc memory May 19 13:03:37 rburton: I recorded the command in the log so if you bitbake glibc-testsuite, you can likely reproduce easily May 19 13:03:46 yes, saw May 19 13:22:52 JaMa: libvirt ... again. this is why I always warn people sending upgrades that it will be a pain. Thanks for the fix May 19 13:24:09 about that git fsync .. is that still happening ? I wouldn't have expected it either. May 19 13:37:30 zeddii: it's still reproducible with git.yoctoproject.org in /etc/hosts, but only with linux-raspberrypi-dev, not with linux-yocto, I guess it's thanks to AUTOREV being set only when P_P is set to -dev (in addition to recipe skip) May 19 13:37:51 will do the same for linux-rpi May 19 13:40:20 sounds good. May 19 13:46:17 khem: thanks much! May 19 13:55:36 sorry for noise but can i suggest to look about what's happening with freenode now : https://mastodon.social/@rzr/106261954890979884 May 19 14:16:35 RP: zeddii: setting static SRCREV based on P_P_virtual/kernel works as in linux-yocto-dev, fix sent to meta-rpi https://github.com/agherzan/meta-raspberrypi/pull/860 May 19 14:18:47 looks good. It was quite a while ago when we did all the skips and avoidance changes for the core recipes. May 19 14:19:04 today's branch rename emergency is over May 19 14:19:18 crun should once again fetch everywhere for everyone using meta-virt. May 19 14:20:35 there is always some branch rename emergency somewhere, ROS components sometimes drop tags as well, when doing summer cleanup in repos :/ May 19 14:23:06 Kind of like the earlier/early kernel days. Linus would constantly have to tear strips off people that changed things in their public trees. That's less common now. I can dream that someday historical revisionists won't mess with their repos :D May 19 14:23:43 zeddii: you mean we're not rewriting history for oe-core to rename the branches? May 19 14:24:18 :D May 19 14:24:39 go further! use filterbranch to comb commits and rename a list of things. so do the branch AND the commits. May 19 14:25:14 which is probably what you meant in your jest. I need more coffee. May 19 14:33:14 Nah, just start a whole new repo. Delete the old one ;) May 19 14:34:09 Bridge Burning policy May 19 14:35:50 * zeddii looks for the gas can May 19 14:54:24 tlwoerner: well, a 30min presentation might be a much bigger challenge than I expected 😭 May 19 14:55:41 qschulz: contraints promote creativity ;-) May 19 14:56:09 https://www.fastcompany.com/3027379/the-psychology-of-limitations-how-and-why-constraints-can-make-you-more-creative May 19 14:56:32 tlwoerner: Well, the constraints right now is today's deadline :p May 19 14:56:37 and I'm very much creative May 19 14:56:42 way too much May 19 14:56:51 I think I'm writing a book May 19 14:57:22 qschulz: write the book, then pair it down May 19 15:09:24 khem: that didn't work. same problem. May 19 15:10:34 is there a way to execute tmp/work/.../temp/run.do_blah python scripts directly? like you can with bash scripts there? May 19 15:11:25 http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/KgGVYvRHqc/ May 19 15:12:09 pare May 19 15:14:48 no May 19 15:15:04 khem: fwiw, i do see the kernel now at /edg/build-csky-toolchain-kernel_5.12-v/tmp/work/qemucsky-poky-linux/linux-csky/5.12-r0/git May 19 15:31:56 rburton: is that "no" in response to my question about running python scripts? May 19 16:03:49 yes May 19 16:25:31 hi all -- do you guys provide a custom /etc/fstab for your machines, if yes, what is the preferred way? May 19 16:29:06 v2d: create a custom recipes-core/base-files/base-files/base-files_%.bbappend etc... May 19 16:29:26 (typo) recipes-core/base-files/base-files_%.bbappend May 19 16:29:55 bbappend the base-files package it is then, thanks May 19 16:34:47 RP: is https://autobuilder.yoctoproject.org/typhoon/#/builders/37/builds/3454/steps/12/logs/stdio this bug https://bugzilla.yoctoproject.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14116 May 19 16:35:25 Is it common for an app to edit /etc/fstab and trigger a systemctl daemon-reload? May 19 17:03:29 qschulz: the zoom practice is in 1 hour ;) you are eager to start, zoom is telling me! May 19 18:08:45 Can I combine PACKAGECONFIG and OECMAKE_TARGET_COMPILE to define what targets to build in a cmake project? May 19 18:12:26 lxc: yes, An example: https://github.com/kraj/meta-clang/blob/master/recipes-devtools/clang/clang_git.bb#L77 May 19 18:16:15 roussinm1 thanks for the pointer May 19 18:27:59 dl9pf: this is new to me. Please file a gh issue May 19 18:40:15 RP or JPEW: is there something I can point people at about the hash equivalency server that provides a (hopefully simple) explanation of the benefits? I'm failing to see anything on the docs site May 19 18:55:26 ndec: forgot to take into account the timezone, so I was 2h early :D May 19 18:57:07 smurray: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXEdqGS62Wc May 19 18:58:09 JPEW: okay. I was hoping for a writeup/slides, are your slides from that somewhere? May 19 18:58:26 smurray: Ya, I can share them May 19 19:00:52 JPEW: BB_HASHSERVE and setting BB_SIGNATURE_HANDLER for hash equiv aren't documented AFAICT, barring submitting something myself, is opening a bugzilla entry reasonable for that? May 19 19:01:04 smurray: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1YMVk4LKC7kh2Y2yad27qF-fyAeL-d4zD_AkAW_Xd1ik/edit?usp=sharing May 19 19:01:06 smurray: Ya May 19 19:01:17 I can give you a PDF if you'd prefer May 19 19:01:25 PDF of the slides May 19 19:02:20 I can create one from gslides, but if you have an "official" PDF, that'd be fine as well May 19 19:02:51 I don't have an official PDF May 19 19:12:02 JPEW: okay, no worries May 19 19:38:46 I guess you could call this a meta-irc-#yocto thing: https://gist.github.com/joepie91/df80d8d36cd9d1bde46ba018af497409 May 19 19:40:24 Ch^W: the infra people are aware May 19 19:54:25 rburton: 👍🏼 May 19 20:25:23 RP: Ok, finally started that master-next build to test the multiconfig stuff May 19 20:26:12 * JPEW really needs to figure out if I can have a read-only front-end for tekton so I can share links to builds May 19 20:37:33 reproducible builds just lost me 30 minutes looking at uname -a and cat /proc/version trying to figure out what was wrong. May 19 20:37:46 but it's ok, just 30 minutes later for tlwoerner to get slides tomorrow. May 19 20:37:52 * zeddii laughs a crazy laugh May 19 20:54:37 lol May 19 20:59:35 * tlwoerner is expecting 2 sets of slides from zeddii May 19 21:02:45 Hey. Does anyone know the correct way to set a variable from a recipe, so it is available in a python handler, running on the DepTreeGenerated event? May 19 21:08:29 frosteyes: I suspect that's not easily possible, what are you trying to do? May 19 21:13:42 JPEW: Hi - the class https://github.com/Xilinx/meta-xilinx-tools/blob/rel-v2020.3/classes/xsct-tarball.bbclass has a python function xsct_event_extract May 19 21:14:41 I am creating a recipe for some software not part of the "XSCT_TARGETS", so not in the buildtargets... May 19 21:15:03 But I noticed the FORCE_XSCT_DOWNLOAD, so I thought that I could just set it to 1 from the recipe.. May 19 21:15:29 Ah, but just setting it probably doesn't work May 19 21:15:53 Exactly.. May 19 21:16:03 So was wandering if there is a way for "set this variable" for the datastore.. May 19 21:16:52 I was thinking about making a python funciton in the recipe.. And make it hook to the TreeDataPreparationCompleted event May 19 21:16:53 frosteyes: I'm not terribly familiar with handlers, but I do not think they run "once-per-recipe", I think they just run "once" May 19 21:17:13 Okay May 19 21:17:17 So it only has access the common variables (e.g. local.conf, distro.conf, machine.conf) etc. May 19 21:17:48 Perahps you can do something like: XSCT_TARGETS_append = " my-recipe" ? May 19 21:19:57 I did test it, but it did not work. But I am a bit wiser now, so will just look a bit more into this road May 20 02:34:51 Does anyone want to see something particular in a training on Multiconfig? If so, let me know. Otherwise, I need to get my slides to tlwoerner :) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu May 20 03:00:43 2021