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Jun 15 07:30:32 <puchu> hi
Jun 15 07:30:47 <puchu> how can i anable the configure output when i boot a image for the first time?
Jun 15 07:31:12 <puchu> the output seems to be removed in never oe trunk versions
Jun 15 07:31:23 <puchu> anable=enable
Jun 15 12:55:49 <serp_> if I built an angstrom image and installed in a device, is there a way of adding more packages onto the, now somewhat customized, file system on the device using bitbake?
Jun 15 12:58:45 <fede> serop_ on device u can use the angstrom package manager "opkg"
Jun 15 13:02:06 <serp_> aha cool
Jun 15 13:02:09 <serp_> will check it out, thanks
Jun 15 13:07:13 <fede> http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/repo/   here u can browse all package (extension .ipk) supported on your platform , for example you can install with : "opkg install test.ipk" .
Jun 15 13:25:38 <serp_> works very smoothly. thanks a lot :)
Jun 15 13:29:45 <fede> ;)
Jun 15 13:49:46 <Nikunj_> Hi all,  http://pastebin.com/b0uCwyw8   for angstrom distro and omap5912osk board , Please help.!
Jun 15 13:59:59 <Nikunj_> Is anybody here?
Jun 15 14:07:05 <serp_> I would like to modify the kernel source, rebuild it and install it onto an existing angstrom system. what is the proper/best way of doing this?
Jun 15 14:10:47 <fede> if your board support a source repository, download the kernel source from this . Is the simply way to avoid problem with kernel / hardware interaction
Jun 15 14:15:11 <serp_> hm.. better yet would be to reconfigure the kernel to build the part I'm interested in as a module. then I can just swap the module instead of rebuilding the whole kernel
Jun 15 14:18:19 <fede> yes, if you can rebuild the modules from the same source tree 
Jun 15 14:25:06 <serp_> just to see if I understand you correctly, your advice is to download the kernel source using opkg, and then modify and rebuild the kernel on the device?
Jun 15 14:35:20 <fede> not from device, i think is a bad choice, because the slow speed of embedde processor. You should cross compile the kernel from a desktop machine and install kernel on the device
Jun 15 14:47:36 <serp_> can I download stuff from opkg onto my desktop computer?
Jun 15 14:55:29 <fede> the ipk package contain binary for the target system , not for the host system  . You have to download a linux kernel source compatible with your processor+board , angstrom have a list of board yet integrated in the develop system
Jun 15 14:56:03 <fede> watch on the site for the build angstrom procedure
Jun 15 15:00:13 <serp_> I used bitbake to build a console-image for beagleboard. I guess you're saying that I can download the source code for the stuff I built, but without building and deleting it. I'll try to understand how
Jun 15 15:03:58 <fede> the bitbake building is ok, but for kernel source modding , you need the source tree of your platform hardware.
Jun 15 15:14:07 <serp_> ok. thanks for your patience and time
Jun 15 15:24:18 <fede> u are welcome :) 
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