**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Jan 24 02:59:58 2007 Jan 24 07:50:02 <_law_> morning Jan 24 07:51:05 <_law_> could someone tell me what blueprobe those? Jan 24 07:51:13 <_law_> does... Jan 24 08:52:29 sorry for boring you ;) but... I still have that problem: machine: h5000, bitbake gpe-image, Jan 24 08:53:07 esd.h: No such file or directory, while building libsoundgen, yes, I checked that esound was compiled Jan 24 08:53:33 basiliscus: then youll have to look at the logs and see why the configure stage isnt setting the right CFLAGS Jan 24 08:54:51 XorA: ok, thank you, I'm looking at the log Jan 24 08:56:27 * XorA has never seen libsoundgen beforwe Jan 24 08:57:19 XorA: uhmm.. very strange, do_configure log is empty and... Jan 24 08:58:45 XorA: libsoundgen performs directly the do_install stage Jan 24 09:05:22 XorA: ok, I tried to performe stages manually, but bitbake -c configure libsoundgen, or -c compile say that task not exists Jan 24 09:07:44 basiliscus: sorry Im not familiar with libsoundgen Jan 24 09:08:55 * rwhitby booted angstrom (cut down version) on nslu2, and connected to Treo650 via bluetooth - all ready now for connecting to the Neo 1973 ... Jan 24 09:09:15 XorA: it is an angostrom related problem, when using distro "generic" this doesnt' happens Jan 24 09:10:40 basiliscus: doesnt help that I dont have a clue about that package though, ~summon koen Jan 24 09:10:43 rwhitby: and that reminds me that I have to look around for some small machine with usb ports Jan 24 10:03:06 anyone here building angstrom-gpe-image ? Jan 24 10:03:53 basiliscus: Im about to for spitz Jan 24 10:05:35 XorA: good, let's see if you "No package 'esound' found" while building gpe-conf Jan 24 12:26:36 <_law_> is there any angstrom device which needs haret? Jan 24 12:27:07 <_law_> or builds zImage initrd.gz and the big ext2 rootfs? Jan 24 12:37:01 _law_: hx2000 Jan 24 12:37:15 <_law_> hrw|work, thanks Jan 24 12:43:38 XorA: all ok with angstrom-gpe-image ? Jan 24 12:44:40 NOTE: package freetype-2.2.1-r2: task do_compile: started Jan 24 12:44:45 is where Im at Jan 24 12:56:13 XorA: ok! please let me know if you survive to gpe-conf package! :) Jan 24 14:02:41 <_law_> ok there is a problem in gpe-conf packages it requires esound Jan 24 14:27:29 <_law_> installing esound-gpe does the job Jan 24 14:33:18 _law_: pulseaudio is supposed to provide esound Jan 24 14:34:04 <_law_> XorA, so there is a problem with gpe-conf (pkgconf requires esound) Jan 24 14:35:26 <_law_> bbl Jan 24 14:41:31 basiliscus: NOTE: package gpe-conf-0.2.3-r0: task do_compile: started Jan 24 14:41:49 NOTE: package gpe-conf-0.2.3: completed Jan 24 14:43:45 XorA: ulp!!! Jan 24 14:44:36 basiliscus: count to 10 then mtn update Jan 24 14:44:45 mtn pull first of course Jan 24 14:44:53 basiliscus: I just pushed the fix Jan 24 14:45:02 XorA: great!!!!! Jan 24 15:10:02 basiliscus: NOTE: package angstrom-gpe-image-1.0: completed Jan 24 15:16:08 XorA: very good, I'm building ! Jan 24 15:16:41 * XorA is rsyncing his feed Jan 24 16:11:03 koen: ping Jan 24 16:11:31 lardman: pong Jan 24 16:11:40 koen|away: I saw your reply to my bug Jan 24 16:12:04 koen|away: however esound-gpe isn't built, do I need to specify this somewhere else (local.conf?) Jan 24 16:12:38 I think we should kill esound-gpe Jan 24 16:12:56 I wish those lazy gpe people would read the gpe list and actually respond to RFCs Jan 24 16:13:31 So pulseaudio should be used instead of esound-gpe? Jan 24 16:14:27 esound which we use is nearly 5 years old iirc Jan 24 16:15:03 hrw|work: a 5 year old fork to be exact Jan 24 16:15:23 okay, so I should use pulseaudio, shame bitbake doesn't tell me that there were two providers (and that is chose none) Jan 24 16:19:42 I did a "bitbake esound" and bitbake did nothing. Is this expected behaviour? Jan 24 16:19:59 try with -D Jan 24 16:20:21 I'm on a Windows box atm, what does -D do? Jan 24 16:20:39 should what bitbake is doing Jan 24 16:20:45 s/should/show/ Jan 24 16:20:47 debug, I see Jan 24 16:21:21 koen|away: Okay, I'll remove esound-gpe and try bitbake esound again and see what I get when I get back home Jan 24 16:28:14 Windows reboot time Jan 24 19:04:08 :q Jan 24 20:02:23 koen|gprs: ping Jan 24 20:02:36 pong Jan 24 20:02:56 koen|gprs: It appears that pulseaudio had already been built, possibly to fulfill that dep Jan 24 20:03:18 right Jan 24 20:03:22 koen|gprs: Nevertheless, the gpe-conf configure script was failing at the checking for esound part Jan 24 20:03:26 Xora spotted a flaw in my plan Jan 24 20:03:42 pulse isn't a build-time provider for esound :( Jan 24 20:03:56 I can't get it to do it again, possibly because bitbake -c clean isn't removing the header, etc. I don't know Jan 24 20:04:09 koen|gprs: Ah, I see Jan 24 20:04:15 bitbake esound-gpe -c rebuild Jan 24 20:04:44 I've done various -c cleans now, so not sure I'm going to get much useful info out Jan 24 20:05:26 certainly cleaning esound-gpe and gpe-conf didn't result in a build failure, as I thought it would (as it did first time round) Jan 24 20:06:06 configure failure really Jan 24 20:07:16 XorA|food: just to say thank you! your fix worked, gpe image completed for h5000 ! **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Jan 25 02:59:57 2007