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Mar 12 09:54:26 <MWelchUK_work__> I'm having trouble building console-image, using angstrom-2008.1 on org.openembedded.dev. The build is failing to buid cups 1.2.12. Anyone else hit this problem?
Mar 12 16:21:18 <Jonimus> what do I have to do to have OE build the angstrom unstable branch?
Mar 12 16:23:30 <Crofton|work> check out the org.openembedded.dev branch
Mar 12 16:24:15 <XorA> and use different botbake
Mar 12 16:24:21 <XorA> Crofton|work: never forget that bit
Mar 12 16:24:39 <Crofton|work> yeah, what xora said
Mar 12 16:24:50 <Crofton|work> of course, I think we are used to that message by no
Mar 12 16:24:51 <Crofton|work> now
Mar 12 16:29:07 <Jonimus> so git checkout org.openembedded.dev is all I need or is there more I need?
Mar 12 16:30:08 * Jonimus is not very familiar with git
Mar 12 17:03:19 <Jonimus> hmm wtf, bitbake works on my laptop but errors on my desktop
Mar 12 17:03:22 <Jonimus> wtf...
Mar 12 17:05:05 <Jonimus> oh the bitbake maintainer changes something and broke it apparently :/
Mar 12 17:16:35 <pwgen> hi
Mar 12 18:10:22 <Jonimus> well upgrading to Bitbake 1.8.18 fixed my issues so Woot
Mar 12 18:16:03 <losinggeneration> anyone build with eglibc instead of glibc care to share your experience(s) (faster or slower at runtime, bigger or smaller packages, etc)
Mar 12 18:18:20 <losinggeneration> I would guess that since most packages are dynamically linked, the size of most packages will be the same (or close to the same)
Mar 12 18:21:28 <Jonimus> hey losinggeneration 
Mar 12 18:22:19 <losinggeneration> hello Jonimus
Mar 12 18:49:59 <Spz0> Hey all.  I've got a Q.  Is it possible to install angstrom on an x86 box?  If so, where would I be able to find that rootfs image?  Theres no x86 selection in the online builder.  
Mar 12 18:50:51 <Spz0> Im interested in testing and compiling packages for my Archo 5 IMT -- and that unit is not really efficient (to put it kindly) for compiling
Mar 12 18:51:09 <Spz0> so I"d like to do it right on my x86 box here.
Mar 12 19:05:05 <losinggeneration> Spz0: it looks like angstrom probably supports x86 (486, 586, & 686) just from looking at openembedded/conf/distro/include/angstrom.inc 
Mar 12 19:07:18 <losinggeneration> but, if you're (like you said) interested in compiling packages for the machine, and Angstrom/openembedded already support it, you can just build them with openembedded with a cross compiler
Mar 12 19:13:51 <Spz0> even in the repo they seem to have support fro x86
Mar 12 19:14:13 <Spz0> Im mainly interested in it for package testing purposes
Mar 12 19:14:40 <Spz0> newer to linux, so Im still learning a lot, but would see myself getting into development in the near future.
Mar 12 19:37:45 <pwgen> <Spz0>. i am actually working on getting diffrent angstrom images running on an epia-M ( i586 based )
Mar 12 20:16:15 <Spz0> pwgen: any chance of making an x86?  ;)
Mar 12 20:16:48 <Jonimus> i586 is x86 Spz0 
Mar 12 20:17:09 * Spz0 smacks himself in the head
Mar 12 20:26:02 <pwgen> <Spz0>: some images are working quite well others needs a lot of manual work to get it run.
Mar 12 20:26:33 <pwgen> i have actually an nice illume image running , that boots via nfs
Mar 12 20:27:17 <pwgen> you can try the qemu86 image and start the results using some virtualisation technique
Mar 12 20:27:56 <pwgen> the most problematic stuff is getting a running bootloader for your image
Mar 12 21:47:28 <zoobab_> hi
Mar 12 21:47:40 <zoobab_> I have a Zaurus SL5600 in my hands
Mar 12 21:47:54 <zoobab_> I was wondering howto install angstrom on it
Mar 12 21:47:58 <zoobab_> It is a poodle
Mar 12 21:55:06 <toruvinn> hm hm hm.
Mar 12 21:55:36 <toruvinn> http://www.linuxtogo.org/gowiki/AngstromManual#GettingStarted
Mar 12 21:59:26 <XorA> poodle is unlikely to work without some dev work
Mar 12 22:34:26 <ant__> zoobab_: nowadays is a rare beast. Start flashing the poodle kernel here: http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/demo/kexecboot/
Mar 12 22:34:45 <ant__> 2.6.26 is 'almost' tested on poodle 
Mar 12 22:38:06 <ant__> see here for updates
Mar 12 22:38:08 <ant__> http://lists.linuxtogo.org/pipermail/zaurus-devel/
Mar 12 22:38:42 <ant__> XorA: you have write access on Angstrom repo, isn't?
Mar 12 22:39:13 <XorA> ant__: yes
Mar 12 22:40:21 <ant__> we have some newer kernels here http://projects.linuxtogo.org/frs/?group_id=55
Mar 12 22:41:29 <ant__> if I refresh all those and post the tarball somewhere, would you refresh the demo/kexecboot dir?
Mar 12 23:16:04 <toruvinn> i wish my tosa was supported. :-<
Mar 12 23:19:52 <XorA> ant__: send an email to angstrom-devel when you are ready
Mar 12 23:35:51 <zoobab_> I heard about USB adaptors over CF
Mar 12 23:35:57 <zoobab_> do they exist?
Mar 12 23:44:41 <Jonimus> ^
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