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Oct 02 05:00:20 <CIA-5> 03bzhou * r4154 10optware/trunk/make/py-urwid.mk: py-urwid: upstream upgrade to 0.9.7
Oct 02 08:48:11 <CIA-5> 03dyoung * r4155 10optware/trunk/sources/crosstool/ (arm-ts72xx.dat ts72xx-cross334.sh): 
Oct 02 08:48:11 <CIA-5> First run configuration for the Technologic TS-72xx arm-linux family of
Oct 02 08:48:11 <CIA-5> boards.
Oct 02 08:49:29 <NAiL> yay :)
Oct 02 08:49:47 <NAiL> morning dyoung ;)
Oct 02 08:50:06 <dyoung> Hi
Oct 02 08:50:38 <dyoung> now need to see about adding the right stuff to target it.
Oct 02 08:51:10 <NAiL> just the Makefile stuff? That's mostly cut and paste :)
Oct 02 09:05:24 <CIA-5> 03dyoung * r4156 10optware/trunk/ (Makefile make/crosstool.mk): Add ts72xx support to crosstool.mk and top level makefile
Oct 02 09:06:03 <dyoung> Nail, if you have a few moments can you look at that and re-assure me that I didnt bust it?
Oct 02 09:14:51 <NAiL> sure
Oct 02 09:16:40 <NAiL> makefile looks good
Oct 02 09:18:43 <dyoung> Okay cool.
Oct 02 09:18:54 <dyoung> Thanks Nail.
Oct 02 09:19:54 <dyoung> Whats the usual method for populating the broken package list ?  Just run/add until you discover all the broke ones?
Oct 02 09:22:02 <NAiL> That's what I did
Oct 02 09:22:36 <NAiL> hmm
Oct 02 09:22:40 <NAiL> It doesn't build though
Oct 02 09:22:41 <NAiL> cp /home/repvik/slug/optware/toolchain/armv5b-softfloat-linux/gcc-3.3.5-glibc-2.2.5/armv5b-softfloat-linux/lib/libstdc++.so.5.0.7 /home/repvik/slug/optware/builds/libstdc++/
Oct 02 09:22:44 <NAiL> cp: cannot stat `/home/repvik/slug/optware/toolchain/armv5b-softfloat-linux/gcc-3.3.5-glibc-2.2.5/armv5b-softfloat-linux/lib/libstdc++.so.5.0.7': No such file or directory
Oct 02 09:22:47 <NAiL> make[1]: *** [/home/repvik/slug/optware/builds/libstdc++/.built] Error 1
Oct 02 09:23:19 <NAiL> is that the correct toolchain? Don't you use glibc 2.3.something?
Oct 02 09:23:49 <dyoung> thats not me.
Oct 02 09:24:04 <dyoung> I'm arm-linux 3.3.4/2.3.2
Oct 02 09:24:35 <NAiL> odd
Oct 02 09:24:42 <dyoung> did you launch that immediately after you saw my first commit?
Oct 02 09:25:05 <dyoung> If so you were too fast, I didnt add the bits to crosstool.mk until after
Oct 02 09:25:52 <NAiL> After the last commit
Oct 02 09:25:57 <NAiL> Probably cruft in my dir
Oct 02 09:27:02 <dyoung> Ok, well I did actually launch it myself; and its doing the right thing so far.
Oct 02 09:27:31 <NAiL> sounds good
Oct 02 09:27:44 <NAiL> so there will be a new feed soon? :)
Oct 02 09:28:36 <dyoung> Maybe
Oct 02 09:28:45 <dyoung> depends how much actually builds eh?
Oct 02 09:31:21 <dyoung> That and at some point, the bootstrap needs to be done; I'm still grokking the ds101 bootstrap bits.
Oct 02 09:31:33 <NAiL> ah yes
Oct 02 09:31:37 <NAiL> the bootstrap
Oct 02 09:32:26 <NAiL> I'm considering doing a rework of the ds101 bootstrap, so people can install it with a .pat file through the webinterface
Oct 02 09:32:29 <NAiL> that'd be nice
Oct 02 09:34:01 <dyoung> okay toolchain built, now on openssl.
Oct 02 09:37:34 <dyoung> It built...
Oct 02 09:37:52 <dyoung> That was too fast; now I'm gonna have to figure out how to make the bootstrap stuff go.
Oct 02 09:38:19 <dyoung> hehe
Oct 02 09:38:22 <dyoung> make nail
Oct 02 09:40:19 <NAiL> hehe
Oct 02 09:40:26 <NAiL> never heard that one before :-P
Oct 02 09:40:39 <dyoung> make nail-ipk
Oct 02 09:40:41 <dyoung> hehehe
Oct 02 09:40:47 <dyoung> I wonder what the install function does.
Oct 02 09:41:25 <dyoung> well, guess I'll try make all and see what breaks.
Oct 02 09:43:47 <NAiL> yeah
Oct 02 10:06:39 <dyoung> I almost directly copy/pasted your ds101 bootstrap onto my running TS7250 console and it works just fine as is
Oct 02 10:07:04 <dyoung> so I think I'll shamelessly pilfer most/all of those bits.
Oct 02 10:32:27 <NAiL> haah
Oct 02 10:32:30 <dyoung> asterisk seems hard coded for big endian.
Oct 02 10:32:37 <NAiL> *sigh*
Oct 02 11:03:42 <CIA-5> 03dyoung * r4157 10optware/trunk/make/libstdc++.mk: Add the ts72xx target version
Oct 02 11:20:33 <CIA-5> 03dyoung * r4158 10optware/trunk/ (Makefile make/asterisk.mk): 
Oct 02 11:20:35 <CIA-5> asterisk.mk: Feeble attempt to make asterisk compile, should work, dunno why doesnt.
Oct 02 11:20:37 <CIA-5> Makefile: Add the TS72XX doesnt build list before sleep.
Oct 02 11:22:32 <dyoung> Its up to the mid C's now.
Oct 02 11:22:39 <dyoung> nn all.
Oct 02 11:26:33 <NAiL> nite
Oct 02 11:27:43 <dyoung> NAiL:  I miht have to ask you to help me add stuff to the master makefile.
Oct 02 11:27:47 <dyoung> to feed building.
Oct 02 11:28:16 <dyoung> my monotone key is in 3 places; but..... lack of organization... cant seem to find....
Oct 02 11:29:12 <NAiL> np
Oct 02 15:12:48 <jrsup1> so, how do I build openslug with the latest 2.6.18 kernel?  Last time I tried (a couple days ago) I have a .16 version
Oct 02 19:36:43 <CIA-5> 03aabaker * r4159 10optware/trunk/ (4 files in 2 dirs): coreutils: upstream upgrade and enable df command
Oct 02 19:44:00 <Tobbe> Yay for Adam!
Oct 02 20:25:33 <CIA-5> 03bzhou * r4160 10optware/trunk/make/asterisk.mk: asterisk: added a missing "else" in determining TARGET_PROC
Oct 02 20:29:46 <CIA-5> 03bzhou * r4161 10optware/trunk/make/py-bazaar-ng.mk: py-bazaar-ng: upstream upgrade to 0.11
Oct 02 21:53:37 <likewise> what is the way to parallelize bitbake tasks, I cannot find the variable in the manual?
Oct 02 23:46:50 <garpinc> anyone knows if top is available in one of the packages?
Oct 02 23:50:11 <rwhitby> procps
Oct 03 02:27:46 <CIA-5> 03dyoung * r4162 10optware/trunk/sources/ts72xx-bootstrap/ (. bootstrap.sh ipkg.sh postinst preinst): 
Oct 03 02:27:46 <CIA-5> First attempt at TS72xx bootstrap files, should work; but not tested
Oct 03 02:27:46 <CIA-5> yet.
Oct 03 02:31:12 <CIA-5> 03dyoung * r4163 10optware/trunk/sources/ts72xx-bootstrap/bootstrap.sh: Modified the feedname to use the right targetname.
Oct 03 02:54:36 <CIA-5> 03dyoung * r4164 10optware/trunk/make/imagemagick.mk: Update the Source Version
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