**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Sep 03 02:59:58 2013
Sep 03 10:52:37 <qt-x> hello
Sep 03 10:54:38 <qt-x> I have built a beaglebone systemd-image and after booting and provide login credential(root) the system hangs like this and not returning any prompt 
Sep 03 10:55:04 <qt-x> any idea what is the problem ?
Sep 03 11:52:12 <RagBal> How can I override the default packagefeeds that Angstrom installs and add my own feed?
Sep 03 12:49:10 <cfo215> Oh well, just another day in paradise.  Anyone here have any luck at all bit baking meta-toolchain-qte from the 2013.06-yocto-1.4 git branch?
Sep 03 12:50:23 <cfo215> it builds fine on my system but when I try to execute qmake or qmake2 I get :
Sep 03 12:50:25 <cfo215> qmake: error while loading shared libraries: __vdso_time: invalid mode for dlopen(): Invalid argument
Sep 03 13:23:50 <cfo215> I need a working toolchain that supports Qt 4.x on a beaglebone black, anyone have any recommendations?
Sep 03 13:24:44 <cfo215> I don't wan't to use a canned image file.  I need to be able to customize it.
Sep 03 13:30:12 <bluelightning> cfo215: wasn't koen trying to help debug that issue?
Sep 03 13:32:37 <cfo215> bluelightning, yeah, he did some patches and had me try it again.. it still doesn't work.
Sep 03 13:33:36 <cfo215> bluelightning, very frustrated at this point.  I'm probably going to have to try building everything from scratch, which is going to be a PITA.
Sep 03 13:34:50 <bluelightning> cfo215: sorry you've been experiencing such trouble....
Sep 03 13:35:03 <cfo215> bluelightning, probably doesn't matter at this point since I'll probably get canned tomorrow at the status meeting... two months with no progress is not a good thing.
Sep 03 13:35:17 <cfo215> bluelightning, thanks
Sep 03 13:36:18 <cfo215> bluelightning, nothing should be this hard from an "automated build system"
Sep 03 13:37:25 <bluelightning> cfo215: where did you get to with debugging this issue? does it only manifest itself for ARM target machines or for x86 as well?
Sep 03 13:38:14 <cfo215> oe-core worked fine.  no problem with either.
Sep 03 13:38:23 <cfo215> so the trouble is in angstrom
Sep 03 13:38:53 <cfo215> bluelightning, I'm also having problems with 'lld' command: http://pastebin.com/Lf2xhCPt when trying to examine executable.
Sep 03 13:39:27 <Crofton|work> bluelightning, I am wondering if there are issues on Ubuntu builds
Sep 03 13:39:29 <bluelightning> cfo215: stupid question, but you didn't mean ldd by any chance?
Sep 03 13:41:49 <cfo215> no ldd works fine... lld doesn't but I'm not sure how I got to that... ;-)
Sep 03 13:42:00 <cfo215> it's been one of those months...
Sep 03 13:42:17 <Crofton|work> bluelightning, we really need this case to work
Sep 03 13:42:32 <bluelightning> Crofton|work: I agree, the issue is narrowing down what's causing the trouble
Sep 03 13:42:36 <Crofton|work> I can see alot of people wanting to do app dev using qt-embedded for small devices
Sep 03 13:42:42 <bluelightning> Crofton|work: agreed
Sep 03 13:42:50 <bluelightning> cfo215: did you try angstrom + MACHINE other than beaglebone? not that you should have to, just wondering
Sep 03 13:43:24 <cfo215> no, but I'll try MACHINE=qemux86
Sep 03 13:43:30 <Crofton|work> I couldn't dupe his toolchain issues with builds done on my fedora machine
Sep 03 13:43:45 <bluelightning> Crofton|work: ok
Sep 03 13:44:31 <cfo215> Crofton|work, everything builds fine... building isn't an issue... execution of built commands is the issue.
Sep 03 13:44:41 * Crofton|work goes to look at ordering a bone + lcd
Sep 03 13:44:50 <Crofton|work> cfo215, right :)
Sep 03 13:45:07 <cfo215> Crofton|work, :)
Sep 03 13:45:15 <bluelightning> cfo215: some clues here maybe? http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/glibc-backward-compatibility-4175445005/
Sep 03 13:45:29 * Crofton|work is slowing getting back to work
Sep 03 13:46:24 <cfo215> Crofton|work, tell me about it... 
Sep 03 13:47:31 <cfo215> bluelightning, I remember posting that... it seemed to help, at least it got me one step further before failing.
Sep 03 13:58:44 <cfo215> Crofton|work, bluelightning:  screw it... I'm going to install Fedora 64-bit 19-1 and hope for the best....
Sep 03 14:01:11 <bluelightning> cfo215: there have been some problems with F19, hopefully angstrom includes the revs that fixed those issues
Sep 03 14:03:45 <cfo215> bluelightning, I'm open to any stable Linux that I can develop on and hopefully be able to build a usable toolchain for.
Sep 03 14:04:21 <cfo215> bluelightning, I'm so far behind on my project at this point, I'm not kidding about getting canned.
Sep 03 14:04:41 <bluelightning> cfo215: if you're keen on fedora I'd say F18 probably
Sep 03 14:05:05 <cfo215> bluelightning, like I said.  I'm looking for recommendations.
Sep 03 14:05:32 <cfo215> I also have an OpenSuse 12.3 disk handy.
Sep 03 14:06:01 <bluelightning> that should work, we test against that version
Sep 03 14:06:17 <cfo215> I can't believe I'm the only person trying to actually develop something on a beaglebone black.
Sep 03 14:07:03 <cfo215> not trying to develop on the black, trying to develop for the black.
Sep 03 14:07:23 <bluelightning> I'm sure you're not, FWIW
Sep 03 14:08:20 <cfo215> 10-4
Sep 03 14:08:30 <Crofton|work> bluelightning, I am on 19
Sep 03 14:08:45 <bluelightning> Crofton|work: no issues with current angstrom?
Sep 03 14:08:53 <Crofton|work> and the toolchain I amde from Angstrom didn't show the issues he reported
Sep 03 14:09:02 <Crofton|work> I can't test exhaustively
Sep 03 14:09:04 <bluelightning> cfo215: OK, well there's one data point
Sep 03 14:09:08 <Crofton|work> but it is basic failures
Sep 03 14:09:34 <cfo215> Crofton|work, you're in Va correct?  I can bring the beaglebone black to you to test on if you have time?
Sep 03 14:09:48 <Crofton|work> let see if you get desperate
Sep 03 14:10:03 <Crofton|work> well lets try this first
Sep 03 14:10:16 <cfo215> Try what?  Fedora 19?
Sep 03 14:11:30 <Crofton|work> yes
Sep 03 14:12:22 <cfo215> Ok, I'll see you guys in a few hours...
Sep 03 14:13:14 <Crofton|work> he is running into really odd stuff
Sep 03 14:14:02 <Crofton|work> qt-embedded qorks directly on a framebuffer?
Sep 03 14:14:14 <Crofton|work> so it should work on a usb display?
Sep 03 14:14:19 <Crofton|work> and support touchscreen?
Sep 03 14:14:43 <bluelightning> it should yes, if tslib can connect to it
Sep 03 14:14:55 <bluelightning> I can't recall if he got ts_test to work on the device or not
Sep 03 14:17:26 <Crofton|work> I have some interest in the usb case
Sep 03 14:17:53 <cfo215> Crofton|work, are you running 64-bit Fedora?
Sep 03 14:18:38 <Crofton|work> yes
Sep 03 14:18:51 <Crofton|work> Linux localhost.localdomain 3.10.6-200.fc19.x86_64 #1 SMP Mon Aug 12 14:49:42 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Sep 03 14:18:53 <cfo215> thanks, see you in a few
Sep 03 14:43:28 <cfo215> Crofton|work, should I try with my existing angstrom or start from scratch you think?  I should only need to transfer the downloaded tarballs to speed things up.
Sep 03 14:43:43 <Crofton|work> save the tarballs
Sep 03 14:43:47 <Crofton|work> that is all I would
Sep 03 14:44:12 <cfo215> boy, that was fast... fedora is booting...
Sep 03 14:46:46 <cfo215> or not... Secure boot not enabled....
Sep 03 14:47:56 <cfo215> finally...
Sep 03 14:48:23 <cfo215> Wish me luck boys, I'm going in!
Sep 03 14:51:33 <cfo215> Crofton|work, I need to remove the *.done files from the downloads, correct?
Sep 03 14:51:49 <Crofton|work> I do not think so
Sep 03 14:52:02 <Crofton|work> if you do, I suspect it will try to re download
Sep 03 14:52:32 <cfo215> Crofton|work, thanks, I'll leave them in.
Sep 03 16:47:42 <hno> how do I create a snapshot of all sources used for building a specific image? Need this for GPL compliance reasons.
Sep 03 16:48:30 <Crofton|work> check in #oe
Sep 03 16:48:47 <Crofton|work> tehre should be a standard way to do this
Sep 03 16:49:27 <hno> Crofton|work, thanks
Sep 03 16:49:43 <Crofton|work> I assuem you have built Angstrom from the scripts?
Sep 03 16:50:08 <hno> Yes, bitbaked it all..
Sep 03 16:50:33 <Crofton|work> here may be an issue if was added in recent releases, but I hope there is a standard answer
Sep 03 16:50:35 <Crofton|work> hmm
Sep 03 16:51:22 <Crofton|work> look in oe-core/mete/archiver.bbclass
Sep 03 16:54:24 <Crofton|work> I'm not certain how to apply it though
Sep 03 16:55:21 <hno> Thanks, Git me here: http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/1.4.2/dev-manual/dev-manual.html#maintaining-open-source-license-compliance-during-your-products-lifecycle
Sep 03 16:55:27 <hno> Got me ...
Sep 03 17:23:59 <cfo215> Crofton|work, well I hope this works.... now baking virtual/kernel, then console-image and then the sdk's.
Sep 03 17:24:20 <Crofton|work> I've got my fingers crossed
Sep 03 17:24:28 <Crofton|work> at least I can try and dupe your issues
Sep 03 17:24:57 <cfo215> my Fedora: Linux localhost.localdomain 3.9.5-301.fc19.x86_64 #1 SMP Tue Jun 11 19:39:38 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Sep 03 17:26:06 <cfo215> Crofton, which somehow reminded me of the song "My Sharona" by the Knack somehow... LOL
Sep 03 17:28:12 <Crofton|work> you scare me
Sep 03 17:29:42 <cfo215> doh!  forgot to update my local.conf to push up my processes...
Sep 03 17:29:42 <cfo215> Crofton|work, LMAO
Sep 03 17:30:58 <cfo215> Crofton|work, I'm sure a lot of people on this channel hadn't been born yet when that song came out in 1979.
Sep 03 17:35:48 <cfo215> Crofton|work, btw... my compilations on Fedora seems to work a lot faster than on Ubuntu.
Sep 03 17:36:07 <Crofton|work> that seems odd
Sep 03 17:36:14 * hno was born, but not actively listening to music by that time.
Sep 03 17:36:50 * Crofton|work has supressed the memory of that song
Sep 03 17:37:04 <cfo215> hno, oh, you were probably listening... you just didn't know what you were listening to yet...
Sep 03 17:37:26 <cfo215> cfo215, thought he had repressed the memory of that song...
Sep 03 17:38:24 <cfo215> oh, good, the drugs are wearing off... the compile speeds are back to "normal"...
Sep 03 17:43:21 <cfo215> Crofton|work, at least having the tarballs has helped speed things up.  Cut out most of the lag.
Sep 03 20:16:19 <cfo215> Crofton, or bluelightning:  I get the following message and am wondering if or what to do about it, or should I even care?  NOTE: Resolving any missing task queue dependencies
Sep 03 20:16:20 <cfo215> NOTE: multiple providers are available for eglibc (eglibc, external-linaro-toolchain)
Sep 03 20:16:59 <cfo215> sorry don't care about:  NOTE: Resolving any missing task queue dependencies.  I know what that means...
Sep 03 20:18:40 <Crofton|work> ignore them for now
Sep 03 20:20:17 <cfo215> Crofton|work, thanks.
Sep 03 21:51:55 <cfo215> Any good books/magazines for ARM Linux Developers out?  Anyone have a favorite?
Sep 03 22:29:03 <cfo215> Crofton|work, if you're serious about getting a BBB, just one thing to remember.  You want to order it with a beaglebone LCD7 Cape not the beagleboard xM LCD7.  I made that mistake.
Sep 03 22:29:48 <cfo215> Crofton|work, or the smaller LCD, though I don't remember the price being too differnt.
Sep 03 22:53:23 <Crofton|work> the YP manual :)
Sep 03 22:56:09 <cfo215> Crofton|work, thanks.  It's not bedtime yet.
Sep 03 22:56:16 <cfo215> :)
Sep 03 22:56:56 <cfo215> Crofton|work, closing in on meta-toolchain-qte... 4379 of 4418
Sep 03 22:58:09 <Crofton> also try the populate_sdk appraoch
Sep 03 22:58:23 <Crofton> have you tried any of your output yet?
Sep 03 22:58:48 <Crofton> and bluelightneing mentioned ts_test or something
Sep 03 23:01:07 <cfo215> Crofton, I will definately try the populate_sdk method.  I'm really anxious to see if the built toolchain will execute qmake without the library error of the past.
Sep 03 23:04:12 <cfo215> Crofton, I have no native gnu c/c++ on this machine (i.e. I haven't 'yum install developer-tools').  Trying to eliminate possibilities....
Sep 03 23:05:35 <cfo215> Crofton, to anwer your question I have not tried any of my output yet?  I want all the building to finish first.  Then I can go shoot myself if it doesn't work... just kidding.
Sep 03 23:11:55 <cfo215> Crofton, looks like I'll be here a while longer....
Sep 03 23:13:25 <Crofton> :)
Sep 03 23:13:35 <Crofton> qt takes forever to build
Sep 03 23:21:23 <cfo215> Crofton, so it does... 4402 of 4418
Sep 03 23:21:39 <cfo215> Crofton, what do you like on your pizza? LOL
Sep 04 00:00:49 <cfo215> Crofton, here goes nothing.... keep your fingers crossed.
Sep 04 00:05:10 <cfo215> Crofton, we have ignition:  $ file qte-example
Sep 04 00:05:11 <cfo215> qte-example: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, ARM, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.32, BuildID[sha1]=0xe3badc743aa77d92aa98cd977bef9516afe49261, not stripped
Sep 04 00:06:50 <cfo215> cfo215, is destroying his collection of Ubuntu install media....
Sep 04 00:41:04 <Crofton|work> which ubuntu did you use?
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