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Mar 15 06:21:58 <TD-Linux> hey is the current 3.0 kernel in angstrom completely broken?
Mar 15 06:22:39 <TD-Linux> I'm really confused
Mar 15 06:22:49 <TD-Linux> but INIT never makes it past printing "INIT: "
Mar 15 06:22:58 <TD-Linux> when it should say at least "INIT: version 2.86 booting"
Mar 15 06:23:12 <TD-Linux> the kernel hearbeat keeps on going
Mar 15 14:04:05 <carli2> hi
Mar 15 14:04:30 <carli2> which program does angstrom use to automatically mount removable devices?
Mar 15 14:05:01 <carli2> (the one used in the beagleboard test image and in openpandora)
Mar 15 15:01:44 <carli2> hi
Mar 15 15:01:59 <carli2> which script does angstrom use to auto mount devices?
Mar 15 15:02:49 <bluelightning> carli2: I think it's just udev
Mar 15 15:03:17 <carli2> bluelightning: so there are some lines in the udev scripts that are disabled in other distros?
Mar 15 15:03:33 <bluelightning> I think so yes
Mar 15 15:04:26 <carli2> or do you see any script in udev.d that has a name like "automount" or such?
Mar 15 15:05:43 <bluelightning> I'm not sure, I don't have a rootfs handy to check... I would suggest doing a recursive search for "mount" there
Mar 15 15:17:57 <erbo> anyone managed to build a systemd image using narcissus?
Mar 15 15:18:44 <erbo> I'm trying to create on for pandaboard but I get big red crosses for systemd and systemd-compat-units
Mar 15 15:50:55 <dv_> hello
Mar 15 15:50:58 <dv_> narcissus seems to be broken
Mar 15 15:51:06 <dv_> it creates rootfs with invalid root users
Mar 15 15:51:26 <dv_> as soon as I type username "root" in the login prompt, it says "Login incorrect"
Mar 15 15:51:33 <dv_> there is also no /root or /home/root folder
Mar 15 15:55:11 <dv_> and according to https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/beagleboard/Kac_smzcjrw/woB6wlcu1aQJ , it seems to be a major pain for others as well. yet no one cares. :(
Mar 15 15:57:20 <Spider-Pork> erbo: get openembedded and bitbake your image
Mar 15 15:57:44 <Spider-Pork> you'll take several hours at first build then will be faster
Mar 15 15:58:12 <Spider-Pork> (like minutes, depends on what you are compiling more)
Mar 15 15:58:47 <Spider-Pork> there is a recipe image for pandaboard (working)
Mar 15 15:59:11 <Spider-Pork> use the 2011-03 tag
Mar 15 16:03:08 <erbo> I think I tried that a while ago and ran into some errors, but I probably didn't use a stable git tag (just trunk)
Mar 15 16:03:13 <erbo> or HEAD
Mar 15 16:03:39 <Spider-Pork> yep
Mar 15 16:03:57 <Spider-Pork> you must use 2011-03 or 2011-03 mainten<yaddayadda>
Mar 15 16:04:09 <Spider-Pork> i've used that and my panda is working correctly
Mar 15 16:04:27 <erbo> so if I use the "recommended way" at http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/building-angstrom, will it use the 2011-03 tag? 
Mar 15 16:05:34 <erbo> or am I best of setting it all up manually?
Mar 15 16:07:18 <Spider-Pork> i never read that page
Mar 15 16:07:34 <Spider-Pork> take some points from there http://gumstix.org/software-development/open-embedded/61-using-the-open-embedded-build-system.html
Mar 15 16:07:54 <Spider-Pork> of course you must use the correct branch (not overo)
Mar 15 16:08:15 <Spider-Pork> take down bitbake and openembedded
Mar 15 16:08:26 <Spider-Pork> checkout of 2011-03-yadda version
Mar 15 16:08:35 <Spider-Pork> setup configs file
Mar 15 16:08:45 <Spider-Pork> bitbake omap3-image-yadda
Mar 15 16:09:11 <Spider-Pork> i know is tedious at first time
Mar 15 16:09:28 <Spider-Pork> but i'll be more simple after a bit of practice
Mar 15 16:09:39 <Spider-Pork> *it will
Mar 15 16:09:51 <erbo> I used OE a few years ago so I should be able to do it :)
Mar 15 16:10:10 <erbo> thanks for the info, will try to get it building over the night :)
Mar 15 16:11:22 <Spider-Pork> you are welcome :)
Mar 15 17:57:17 <TD-Linux> how do we use the proper distro tag?
Mar 15 17:57:33 <TD-Linux> my local.conf has DISTRO set to angstrom-2010.x
Mar 15 17:57:40 <TD-Linux> but I seem to be building 2012.03
Mar 15 18:00:37 <bluelightning> TD-Linux: DISTRO refers to a conf file in conf/distro/
Mar 15 18:01:05 <bluelightning> TD-Linux: that file may define whatever DISTRO_VERSION it deems appropriate; thus the filename and the version you see in the output may not be the same
Mar 15 18:01:24 <bluelightning> i.e. nothing to worry about ;)
Mar 15 18:02:42 <TD-Linux> bluelightning: I don't seem to have conf/distro
Mar 15 18:02:49 <TD-Linux> I used oebb.sh to set up my build directory
Mar 15 18:03:05 <TD-Linux> I am really confused about its layout as it doesn't seem to match any openembedded guides I found
Mar 15 18:03:11 <bluelightning> TD-Linux: you'll find it within the OE metadata
Mar 15 18:03:27 <bluelightning> TD-Linux: yes that's how the setup scripts work; I don't much care for it either
Mar 15 18:03:42 <bluelightning> the files are all there, they are just arranged differently
Mar 15 18:03:49 <BGU_> Hi, nice to see people in here :-)
Mar 15 18:04:05 <TD-Linux> hm it's not in meta-openembedded/meta-oe
Mar 15 18:04:23 <BGU_> Can you help me with patching a kernel, please
Mar 15 18:04:53 <TD-Linux> aha it's it openembedded-core/meta
Mar 15 18:05:01 <TD-Linux> I have no idea what the difference is there
Mar 15 18:06:27 <TD-Linux> also I can't find any reference to what angstrom version I'm building... it only has versions for specific packages
Mar 15 18:06:42 <TD-Linux> if I understood correctly there was a way to make it checkout a different tag of this or something
Mar 15 18:08:00 <TD-Linux> hmm this is definitely not the distro I'm building
Mar 15 18:10:00 <BGU_> Does someone here secsecfuly patched a kernel befor ?
Mar 15 18:10:25 <TD-Linux> aha this is a funny way to select distro version
Mar 15 18:10:26 <TD-Linux> DISTRO_VERSION = "v${@time.strftime('%Y.%m',time.gmtime())}-core"
Mar 15 18:11:29 <TD-Linux> does DISTRO_VERSION do anything real / visible?
Mar 15 18:11:38 <TD-Linux> like will it cause me to build an older distro with an older kernel?
Mar 15 18:12:00 <BGU_> TD-Linux - why do I see only you chating, I can not see the other guys talking with you...starnge
Mar 15 18:12:08 <bluelightning> sorry was afk
Mar 15 18:12:10 <TD-Linux> BGU_: I'm only talking to myself
Mar 15 18:12:22 <bluelightning> TD-Linux: no, it's really just for display
Mar 15 18:12:39 <bluelightning> TD-Linux: you'll find the angstrom distro configuration in meta-angstrom
Mar 15 18:12:48 <TD-Linux> bluelightning: hmm. yeah so the what actually selects what the distro does is "angstrom-2010.x" fs "angstrom-bleeding"
Mar 15 18:12:57 <TD-Linux> bluelightning: yeah I found it
Mar 15 18:13:27 <TD-Linux> so it seemed to build kernel 3.0... not sure why but that's OK, 2.6.32 has a bug that causes it to crash on suspend
Mar 15 18:13:42 <TD-Linux> but my problem was that INIT was hanging at the strangest place when I used kernel 3.0
Mar 15 18:13:51 <TD-Linux> and my narcisissus built image that works with kernel 2.6.32
Mar 15 18:14:16 <TD-Linux> normally the first thing that INIT prints is INIT: version 2.86 booting
Mar 15 18:14:48 <TD-Linux> but now it just does INIT: [    4.050048] usb 1-2.1: new high speed USB device number 3 using ehci-omap
Mar 15 18:15:03 <TD-Linux> aka it only prints "INIT: " and no line return then halts, but the kernel continues to print messages
Mar 15 18:16:33 <bluelightning> TD-Linux: what hardware is this?
Mar 15 18:17:24 <TD-Linux> bluelightning: it's a beagleboard-xm
Mar 15 18:17:47 <bluelightning> TD-Linux: you may find more specific help by asking in #beagle
Mar 15 18:18:12 <TD-Linux> oh ok thanks
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