**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jul 25 02:59:57 2008 Jul 25 05:54:44 03koen 07org.oe.dev * rd9cbc96e... 10/ (14 files in 5 dirs): gpe-login: add CONFFILES so user settings don't get blown away (e.g. autologin) on upgrades and remove old versions Jul 25 06:21:00 03mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * r4a2e73e7... 10/ (6 files in 4 dirs): add (hacky) version of dmalloc Jul 25 06:34:01 03mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * rb8fa5480... 10/ (5 files in 2 dirs): libgpewidget: sanitize metadata order a bit and add RRECOMMENDS on gpe-icons Jul 25 07:11:18 hi Jul 25 07:20:02 03khem 07org.oe.dev * r19cba474... 10/ (5 files in 4 dirs): Jul 25 07:20:02 uclibc initial svn recipe overwrote the FILESDIR wrongly. As a result the build Jul 25 07:20:02 for uclibc-initial_cvs.bb was failing because it was not picking correct Jul 25 07:20:02 uClibc.distro and uClibc.machine files. Also moved the arm-ftruncate patch to Jul 25 07:20:02 files/ because it will be shared by other recipes to be added in future. Jul 25 07:21:50 Just the cvs version? Jul 25 07:22:40 I couldn't find out how that bb was picking up uClibc.machine at all, not even for 0.9.29. Jul 25 07:36:58 good morning Jul 25 07:41:11 g'mornin' Jul 25 07:41:35 ~seen khem Jul 25 07:41:36 khem is currently on #oe (3d 10h 1m 27s) #uclibc (3d 10h 1m 27s). Has said a total of 121 messages. Is idling for 6h 17m 23s, last said: 'mwester: that would be great. Let me know if something is odd. I will try to fix it.'. Jul 25 07:49:42 XorA|dinner: back? Jul 25 07:50:45 hi hrw Jul 25 07:50:49 morning Jul 25 07:50:59 hi hrw Jul 25 07:51:07 nobody having issues with python? Jul 25 07:51:36 I tried -c buildall gpsd and got this: http://tinderbox.openembedded.net/public/logs/598332.txt Jul 25 07:52:01 then I cleaned all and restart from scratch: well, python-native failed Jul 25 07:52:01 staging changes Jul 25 07:52:12 I have fix for it but it needs review Jul 25 07:52:22 ah, ok Jul 25 07:52:42 it is on oe ml so please grab it and check Jul 25 07:52:49 I tried restarting from scratch but did not solve (and the error seems not logged by oestats) Jul 25 07:53:22 no - with changed layout of staging dir python will not work Jul 25 07:54:03 ok, seems it broke at package staging indeed: http://tinderbox.openembedded.net/packages/79438/ Jul 25 07:54:32 but the status 'succedeed' is wrong.... Jul 25 07:56:35 bonjour Jul 25 07:56:36 hrw: I was looking at where /tmp is put now by angstrom Jul 25 07:56:45 and in Poky... Jul 25 07:57:04 you mean TMPDIR? Jul 25 07:57:12 yes Jul 25 07:57:35 I already have /build/pstage Jul 25 07:57:43 (out of TMPDIR) Jul 25 07:58:10 hms Jul 25 07:58:23 but was just wondering about the TMPDIR = "/OE/${DISTRO}-tmp/" Jul 25 07:58:33 why khem stuff break now my uclibc build Jul 25 07:58:39 TARGET_OS not defined Jul 25 07:59:05 it seems out of path (BBPATH=/OE/:/OE/build/:/OE/org.openembedded.stable/) Jul 25 07:59:41 do you see any reason ? Jul 25 08:01:50 whats documentation.conf? Jul 25 08:01:56 and why is it included Jul 25 08:02:02 and sets all variables wrong Jul 25 08:06:27 hms Jul 25 08:06:28 hms Jul 25 08:11:41 khem: great :) Jul 25 08:13:28 hm Jul 25 08:13:37 maybee I have misconfigured soemthing Jul 25 08:14:21 okay Jul 25 08:14:28 angstroem-uclibc Jul 25 08:14:51 is the root of error Jul 25 08:18:38 hm Jul 25 08:21:37 rp khem changed TARGET_OS = "${@['${TARGET_OS_UC}', 'uclinux-uclibc'][bb.data.getVar('TARGET_ARCH',d) in ['bfin']]}" to TARGET_OS ?= "${@['${TARGET_OS_UC}', 'uclinux-uclibc'][bb.data.getVar('TARGET_ARCH',d) in ['bfin']]}" Jul 25 08:21:55 but I cant see why TARGET_OS is then not set Jul 25 08:21:58 woglinde: That sounds potentially bogus Jul 25 08:23:58 hm I will change this for now Jul 25 08:24:29 otherwise no builds for angstroem-uclibc Jul 25 08:26:37 hrw: about staging layout I only see a RFC from koen, but is only a RFC Jul 25 08:28:18 03woglinde2 07org.oe.dev * rc5251d02... 10/ (1 conf/distro/include/angstrom-uclibc.inc): Jul 25 08:28:18 angtrom-uclibc: revert the TARGET_OS set for now Jul 25 08:28:18 * somehow TARGET_OS ?= do not set the variable will Jul 25 08:28:18 stick with TARGET_OS otherwise no angstrom-uclibc builds Jul 25 09:16:40 morning Jul 25 09:17:10 hi XorA Jul 25 09:17:16 hey hrw Jul 25 09:17:39 hi XorA Jul 25 09:18:39 when is the next show o-hand people will be at en-mass? Jul 25 09:23:22 hard to tell probably Jul 25 09:24:02 for me next would be maemo summit in september in berlin Jul 25 09:25:20 ho xora Jul 25 09:27:36 hrw: hmm, berlin, that was fun last time Jul 25 09:27:56 *g* Jul 25 09:28:07 hrw maybee I will be at maemo conference too Jul 25 09:28:29 ah, when in sep? Jul 25 09:30:07 yes Jul 25 09:31:35 19-20 after osim Jul 25 09:32:56 bollocks, Im supposed to fly to florida that day Jul 25 09:34:13 * RP doesn't know when the next show will be... Jul 25 09:53:05 hi woglinde Jul 25 09:57:07 hi pb :) Jul 25 10:03:46 * ant|work thinks it's a joke: perl b0rked, python broken, ruby not compiling... Jul 25 10:05:05 ant seems a good day for you Jul 25 10:05:58 woglinde: happily I don't feed my family by programming...but some of you.... Jul 25 10:06:20 hm Jul 25 10:06:24 *g* Jul 25 10:06:24 could be upset... Jul 25 10:06:29 I see no problem Jul 25 10:06:47 ;-} Jul 25 10:07:48 ant|work: I have a fix that fixes some perl modules, but others recurse MakeMaker and are more difficult Jul 25 10:08:06 ant|work: I have suspicion perl only worked when debian and OE had same versions installed :-D Jul 25 10:08:26 he he, in Gentoo I have both 5.8.8 Jul 25 10:09:32 like in OE, that's why I don't know anymore which one is failing Jul 25 10:10:03 perl is searching /usr/lib/perl for a whole load of stuff, if its there due to host perl its probably quite happy Jul 25 10:10:11 btw the python-issue will be solved soon Jul 25 10:10:24 it seems Jul 25 10:10:27 is that the rebuild issue? Jul 25 10:11:07 it was working with my packaged tree, I did compile that python-pexpect for the guy Jul 25 10:11:34 but then I decide to wipe TMPDIR and PSTAGE and retry Jul 25 10:11:42 bad decision... Jul 25 10:12:45 I dont think ruby ever worked Jul 25 10:12:55 I looked into it once and gave up Jul 25 10:13:11 but even with the previous checkout I got error: invalid Python installation: unable to open / Jul 25 10:13:34 that's why I restarted Jul 25 10:13:39 from scratch Jul 25 10:14:51 XorA: I *never* looked at ruby, was just to exagerate the things Jul 25 10:14:58 :-) Jul 25 10:23:50 ant|work: does at least C compiler builds for you? Jul 25 10:25:10 :-) Jul 25 10:25:38 well khem might have broken that as well, just for ultimate insult :-D Jul 25 10:29:02 well, by chance I did last pull one hour before his commit, cannot say... Jul 25 10:36:40 hm Jul 25 10:36:54 why we didnt fall over this one http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/attachment.cgi?id=6132 Jul 25 10:42:24 03florian 07org.oe.dev * r37d2fe53... 10/ (1 packages/tasks/task-gpe-base.bb): task-gpe-base: Remove gpe-bootsplash, this might be provided by the distribution as well. Jul 25 10:42:29 03florian 07org.oe.dev * r05e9902f... 10/ (1 packages/gpe-su/gpe-su_0.20.bb): gpe-su: add 0.20 including new translations Jul 25 10:42:34 03florian 07org.oe.dev * r312397db... 10/ (1 packages/libgpewidget/libgpewidget_0.117.bb): libgpewidget: add 0.117 Jul 25 10:47:32 hi rschuster Jul 25 10:47:44 hi florian Jul 25 10:50:51 hms Jul 25 10:50:59 hi rschuster Jul 25 10:51:56 lunch now Jul 25 11:16:24 hi florian Jul 25 11:17:31 hi pb__ Jul 25 11:19:17 * florian cleans up his oe tree before moving to a faster build machine Jul 25 11:20:49 florian: what machine you will use now? Jul 25 11:21:46 hrw: Nothing really interesing... just a better hs20 blade. The new one has two 3GHz Xeon CPUs and 4GB of ram. Jul 25 11:22:16 one blade? Jul 25 11:23:16 woglinde: We have more for other tasks :) Jul 25 11:24:53 yeah I just wondered which sin one blade in a blade rack has Jul 25 11:26:10 :-) Jul 25 11:30:14 03mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * rad744695... 10/ (1 conf/distro/include/preferred-om-2008-versions.inc): preferred-om-2008-versions.inc: bump pyrex and speex Jul 25 11:30:19 03mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * r014e0480... 10/ (6 files in 2 dirs): add speex 1.2 w/ fine grained packaging and correct version number. remove older ones Jul 25 11:32:20 mickey|breakfast: do not eat so long - you will get too fat Jul 25 11:34:11 03florian 07org.oe.dev * r8443bd2a... 10/ (3 files in 2 dirs): tslib: Update configuration for latest bd-neon kernel Jul 25 11:34:16 03florian 07org.oe.dev * r62cc8146... 10/ (1 packages/tslib/tslib_1.0.bb): tslib: bump PR Jul 25 11:34:20 03florian 07org.oe.dev * rdd34bd2e... 10/ (1 conf/machine/netvista.conf): netvista.conf: Add tuning options, use Xfbdev which has touchscreen support for USB touchscreens Jul 25 11:34:25 03florian 07org.oe.dev * r8a68b62f... 10/ (1 packages/linux/linux-2.6.23/netvista/defconfig): netvista 2.6.23 defconfig: Update for better USB touchscreen support. Jul 25 11:34:54 :-) Jul 25 11:35:13 usb touchscreen? Jul 25 11:36:03 woglinde: Yes, that's not that uncommon in the PC world... Jul 25 11:36:29 hm Jul 25 11:36:38 few days ago I was at my wife job place Jul 25 11:36:43 4400 bug is weird :o Jul 25 11:36:49 they have 'info box' with touchscreen Jul 25 11:36:55 means the screen is connected via vga and usb? Jul 25 11:37:03 anyone interested in a toolchain bb with qt libs? Jul 25 11:37:05 I managed to hack it with my daughtter on hands Jul 25 11:37:21 woglinde: right Jul 25 11:37:24 it was fun to watch people reaction when Mira was playing with MS Paint Jul 25 11:37:26 hrw: hehe Jul 25 11:37:38 hrw hehe Jul 25 11:37:45 what was the hack? Jul 25 11:38:43 woglinde: device was left in nonproper state by someone and then.... lets play Jul 25 11:41:46 hm in earlier days Jul 25 11:41:53 I hacked it with netscape Jul 25 11:46:07 hi thesing Jul 25 11:46:36 morning all Jul 25 11:48:48 hi thesing Jul 25 12:08:05 http://pastebin.com/d32a7d82a <- about bug 4400 , same ldd and opkg-cl and differents results on target and host Jul 25 12:08:25 any runaway ? Jul 25 12:09:08 hi genesis and piroko Jul 25 12:09:13 yop woglinde :) Jul 25 12:09:17 03mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * rfe8733bd... 10/ (10 files in 3 dirs): add pulseaudio 0.9.11 WIP Jul 25 12:23:58 RP: would you mind to check if 4403 can really be closed ? Jul 25 12:24:17 (base.bbclass regexpr on .la files) Jul 25 12:31:07 * * OE Bug 4403 has been RESOLVED (FIXED) by andrea.adami(AT)gmail.com Jul 25 12:31:09 * * ase.bbclass: Merge some minor fixes/optimisations/cleanups from Poky Jul 25 12:31:11 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=4403 Jul 25 12:31:55 well, you can always reopen it after lunch... Jul 25 12:32:14 thanks, ant|work Jul 25 12:32:27 Your contributions are greatly appreciated Jul 25 12:32:28 ;-) Jul 25 12:32:45 as little as I can do Jul 25 12:33:30 It makes a difference and is noted Jul 25 12:33:38 Laibsch: do your mmc cards work? Jul 25 12:33:51 I am just compiling the image Jul 25 12:34:02 the overnight run stopped with a failure in linux-ro Jul 25 12:34:03 rp Jul 25 12:34:15 I am rerunning that task now Jul 25 12:34:32 thesing, no Jul 25 12:34:37 compilation fails again Jul 25 12:35:17 thesing: http://rafb.net/p/Wfi2gL28.html Jul 25 12:35:24 Anything I need to configure? Jul 25 12:35:29 Laibsch: be sure to pull the initramfs-kexec stuff. I forgot to commit it. Jul 25 12:35:45 pull it how? Jul 25 12:35:57 You mean I need to "mtn pull && mtn up"? Jul 25 12:36:03 I'll do that now Jul 25 12:37:22 it seem that your deploy layout is not standard. Jul 25 12:38:47 Laibsch: Is there really no deploy/glibc/images/collie/initramfs-kexec-image-collie.cpio.gz ? maybe any other initramfs-kexec-image ? Jul 25 12:40:00 /home/laibsch/oe/tmp/angstrom/dev/work/collie-angstrom-linux/linux-rp-2.6.24-r15/linux-2.6.24/usr/initramfs_data.cpio.gz Jul 25 12:40:04 I got that Jul 25 12:40:33 an nothing in deploy? Jul 25 12:42:08 Maybe you need to add cpio.gz to IMAGE_FSTYPES in local.conf Jul 25 12:42:17 that is all *.cpio.gz in $TMPDIR Jul 25 12:42:44 please search for initramfs-kexec-image* Jul 25 12:43:59 http://rafb.net/p/6FEHv575.html Jul 25 12:45:33 bbl Jul 25 12:45:34 as I thought its because you don't have cpio.gz in IMAGE_FSTYPES. I thought adding it in the image would be enough. Jul 25 12:46:58 its probably best to add it in collie.conf Jul 25 12:47:05 OK Jul 25 12:47:09 Agreed Jul 25 12:47:17 Since initramfs is the rout we take Jul 25 12:47:20 route Jul 25 12:47:28 thesing: Will you make the commit? Jul 25 12:48:05 no yet. I still wait for some acks on the ml to commit the stuff. Jul 25 12:48:50 so to commit this I would have to revert my stuff, add this fix, commit and apply my stuff again. Jul 25 12:49:20 btw. if you test it locally we know that it works ;) Jul 25 12:51:23 Why would you have to revert your stuff? Jul 25 12:51:55 because I didn't commit it yet. Jul 25 12:52:26 and I can't commit only some changes to a file. Jul 25 12:53:41 Oh, you mean you have other changes to collie.conf? Jul 25 12:54:16 yes. you have too. (patch from ml) Jul 25 12:54:33 Oh, right Jul 25 12:54:47 I thought this stuff was already committed Jul 25 12:55:42 Then you can commit that change alongside everything else Jul 25 12:55:52 I will do that. Jul 25 13:08:55 does anyone have a cross compiled fortran compiler for their OE toolchain? Jul 25 13:09:08 i can't get octave to compile and I think that may be the issue Jul 25 13:09:26 (or: does anyone have a working octave package built with bitbake?) Jul 25 13:10:42 frikker, I am pretty sure it works, just not in the gumstix copy Jul 25 13:10:56 hmm Jul 25 13:11:01 what do you mean? Jul 25 13:11:07 not in the gumstix toolchain? Jul 25 13:11:23 or the gumstix build branch since its outdated? Jul 25 13:11:33 basically, unbreaking octave/fortran was done after gumstix made a copy of .dev Jul 25 13:11:40 i've tried with 2.1.17 (which is what is in the gumstix build) but also 3.0.1 and 2.9.9 Jul 25 13:12:04 is that due to the octave version or something else? like, wouldnt a new version of octave work? Jul 25 13:12:21 the bitbake recipe is actually really simple - it just downloads the tarball and builds it, no config options really. Jul 25 13:12:27 how did you get a fortran compiler Jul 25 13:12:32 yeah Jul 25 13:12:36 i am using f2c Jul 25 13:12:41 ah Jul 25 13:12:47 and you pass --with-f2c to the config script Jul 25 13:13:01 and the weird thing is it actually compiled 2.9.9 (3.0.1 has a but where --with-f2c doesnt work) Jul 25 13:13:05 and it fails in the linking stage Jul 25 13:13:14 how does it fail? Jul 25 13:13:20 with undefined symbols. so i'm not sure if thats a fortran thing or something else Jul 25 13:13:30 can you pastebin the errors? Jul 25 13:13:34 sure Jul 25 13:13:35 hold up Jul 25 13:13:38 (thanks!) Jul 25 13:15:25 http://pastebin.com/m713e756a Jul 25 13:15:31 thats all the output i have, errors are at the bottom Jul 25 13:17:18 grep for those symbols and see if you can find what lib/,o's supply them Jul 25 13:18:17 frikker: looks like you're missing -lf2c for the runtime but ICBW Jul 25 13:19:38 ICBW? Jul 25 13:19:46 i could be wrong? Jul 25 13:19:57 i'm doing that now :) Jul 25 13:21:26 http://pastebin.com/m629336fe Jul 25 13:28:14 so should i try adding those libraries to the path? Jul 25 13:28:27 i'm not very familiar with how to configure the linking stage Jul 25 13:28:42 also - broonie - where did you recommend I put the -lf2c? Jul 25 13:29:01 i'm not familiar with that. i have only added the --with-f2c in the bitbake package OE_EXTRACONF Jul 25 13:34:42 re Jul 25 13:40:15 hrw: I assume it's been a long time since you did anything with wrt in OE. But am I correct in assuming that "DISTRO=angstrom-2008.1 MACHINE=wrt54 bitbake dnsmasq" at least *might* get me a working ipk of dnsmasq for my Linksys running OpenWRT? (I think you did at least try compiling wrt stuff some time in the past) Jul 25 13:42:02 no Jul 25 13:42:29 "DISTRO=wrt54oe MACHINE=wrt54 bitbake dnsmasq" rather Jul 25 13:42:40 angstrom use too new uclibc Jul 25 13:43:24 and I prefer to use openwrt packages on my router ;D Jul 25 13:44:29 thank you for clarifying this Jul 25 13:44:40 I prefer openwrt packages myself Jul 25 13:44:56 But I don't think whiterussian will receive an update for dnsmasq Jul 25 13:45:16 Although I am not too worried, I don't want to take a security risk here Jul 25 13:47:31 Laibsch: 2.45 is available for writerussian Jul 25 13:47:39 It is? Jul 25 13:47:42 yes Jul 25 13:47:45 frikker, I am not sure the best way to add the f2c lin Jul 25 13:47:49 I think I asked yesterday in #openwrt Jul 25 13:47:54 Downloading http://downloads.openwrt.org/backports/0.9/Packages Jul 25 13:47:57 Nice Jul 25 13:47:57 long at configure options and maybe try adding the lib there Jul 25 13:47:58 Thanks Jul 25 13:48:13 hrw: The response in IRC yesterday was not encouraging Jul 25 13:49:04 ~lart wesnoth developer for not think about when gettext is wanted Jul 25 13:49:04 * ibot offers wesnoth developer some herring for not think about when gettext is wanted Jul 25 13:49:13 frikker, also try LDFLAGS += "-lf2c" Jul 25 13:49:19 in the bb file Jul 25 13:49:19 ahh Jul 25 13:49:21 ok Jul 25 13:49:28 think that'll fix the libcroft issues? Jul 25 13:49:33 agrs Jul 25 13:49:34 i need some help to close a major bug : http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=4400 Jul 25 13:49:36 +not Jul 25 13:49:39 Laibsch: Downloading http://download2.berlios.de/pub/xwrt/packages/dnsmasq_2.45-1_mipsel.ipk Jul 25 13:50:13 !oebug 4400 Jul 25 13:50:15 * * Bug 4400, Status: NEW, Created: 2008-07-01 20:57 Jul 25 13:50:15 * * mdarland(AT)pager.net: libcurl linkage against host gnutls Jul 25 13:50:16 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=4400 Jul 25 13:50:33 Crofton: there's also this line from the default bitbake recipe: FILES_${PN}-dev += "${libdir}/octave-${PV}/*.la ${libdir}/octave-${PV}/*.a" Jul 25 13:50:38 does that just set up a path file? Jul 25 13:50:51 i mean, just add that folder to the build path? Jul 25 13:50:55 no, that defines what files get packaged Jul 25 13:51:00 ooh ok Jul 25 13:52:16 that reminds me, I need to package the dsp side executables for dsplink .... Jul 25 13:52:17 hrw all is in "libcurl.so.4.1.0T" <- i don't know what is a T suffixed librairie , i don't know where to go Jul 25 13:52:39 florian: ah, it seems my usb problem is resolved Jul 25 13:53:17 03Laibsch 07org.oe.dev * r4f21e6a0... 10/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Jul 25 13:53:17 dnsmasq: [SECURITY] update to latest version 2.45 Jul 25 13:53:17 * 2.45 provides some kind of protection against the recently discovered Jul 25 13:53:17 DNS cache poisoning attacks. The protection is not perfect. It is Jul 25 13:53:17 somewhat unclear as to whether dnsmasq is really vulnerable. Jul 25 13:53:17 03Laibsch 07org.oe.dev * r4f21e6a0... 10/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Jul 25 13:53:21 dnsmasq: [SECURITY] update to latest version 2.45 Jul 25 13:53:23 * 2.45 provides some kind of protection against the recently discovered Jul 25 13:53:25 DNS cache poisoning attacks. The protection is not perfect. It is Jul 25 13:53:27 somewhat unclear as to whether dnsmasq is really vulnerable. Jul 25 13:53:38 03Laibsch 07org.oe.dev * r4f21e6a0... 10/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Jul 25 13:53:38 dnsmasq: [SECURITY] update to latest version 2.45 Jul 25 13:53:38 * 2.45 provides some kind of protection against the recently discovered Jul 25 13:53:38 DNS cache poisoning attacks. The protection is not perfect. It is Jul 25 13:53:39 somewhat unclear as to whether dnsmasq is really vulnerable. Jul 25 13:53:41 03Laibsch 07org.oe.dev * r4f21e6a0... 10/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Jul 25 13:53:43 dnsmasq: [SECURITY] update to latest version 2.45 Jul 25 13:53:45 * 2.45 provides some kind of protection against the recently discovered Jul 25 13:53:47 DNS cache poisoning attacks. The protection is not perfect. It is Jul 25 13:53:49 somewhat unclear as to whether dnsmasq is really vulnerable. Jul 25 13:53:51 03Laibsch 07org.oe.dev * r4f21e6a0... 10/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Jul 25 13:53:53 dnsmasq: [SECURITY] update to latest version 2.45 Jul 25 13:53:55 * 2.45 provides some kind of protection against the recently discovered Jul 25 13:53:57 DNS cache poisoning attacks. The protection is not perfect. It is Jul 25 13:53:59 somewhat unclear as to whether dnsmasq is really vulnerable. Jul 25 13:54:01 03Laibsch 07org.oe.dev * r4f21e6a0... 10/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Jul 25 13:54:05 dnsmasq: [SECURITY] update to latest version 2.45 Jul 25 13:54:07 * 2.45 provides some kind of protection against the recently discovered Jul 25 13:54:09 DNS cache poisoning attacks. The protection is not perfect. It is Jul 25 13:54:10 clearly a very important dnsmasq checkin there. Jul 25 13:54:11 somewhat unclear as to whether dnsmasq is really vulnerable. Jul 25 13:54:13 03Laibsch 07org.oe.dev * r4f21e6a0... 10/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Jul 25 13:54:15 dnsmasq: [SECURITY] update to latest version 2.45 Jul 25 13:54:17 * 2.45 provides some kind of protection against the recently discovered Jul 25 13:54:21 DNS cache poisoning attacks. The protection is not perfect. It is Jul 25 13:54:23 somewhat unclear as to whether dnsmasq is really vulnerable. Jul 25 13:54:24 pb__, yes Jul 25 13:55:15 ;-) Jul 25 13:55:19 pb__: Unluckily not related to my SM501 USB controller ;) Jul 25 13:55:20 not my fault Jul 25 13:55:49 Crofton: that took the build out completely. it fails at config now, saying that the C compiler cannot make executable files? Jul 25 13:56:23 Anyone who knows a NXC-2620 CPU? Jul 25 13:57:09 frikker, do you want try using the current OE? Jul 25 13:57:27 florian: heh, right. Jul 25 13:57:29 that should be able to build octave, but you may need to to work on the gumstix suport Jul 25 13:57:51 florian: my problem seems to be due to the SLOB allocator. apparently it is, well, teh suck. Jul 25 13:57:57 Crofton: sure, how do you mean? Jul 25 13:57:58 someone can help me greping image/usr/lib/libcurl.so in his curl temp directorie log.do_install Jul 25 13:58:08 and paste me his output Jul 25 13:58:35 florian: sm501? mutouch? Jul 25 13:58:58 frikker, http://wiki.openembedded.net/index.php/Getting_Started Jul 25 13:59:11 I can try and help, but I am working on other stuff atm Jul 25 13:59:16 ooh i see Jul 25 13:59:32 thank you for the link. i'll look into it Jul 25 13:59:42 Crofton: is it radically different from our gumstix build? Jul 25 13:59:55 florian: looks like interesting arm cpu Jul 25 14:00:17 not really Jul 25 14:00:31 tool chain differences though, but principles remain the same Jul 25 14:02:19 pb__: oops Jul 25 14:02:57 hrw: nope, I have a really evil piece of hardware here Jul 25 14:03:17 frikker, basically, I am hoping you can help me get the gumstix stuff going in .dev :) Jul 25 14:03:51 Crofton: hah i see :) Jul 25 14:03:58 hrw: yes indeed, one of our didtributor offered it to but the public knowledge about it seems to be limited Jul 25 14:05:56 florian: iirc progear use sm501 touchscreen but connected over serial. x.org driver mutouch handle it Jul 25 14:06:03 no calibration util ;( Jul 25 14:06:45 hrw: sounds great :-/ in fact the sm501 is a nice collection of hardware bugs Jul 25 14:07:46 hi all ! Jul 25 14:08:58 hi steliosk Jul 25 14:09:35 woglinde : hi ! Jul 25 14:13:53 florian: I would prefer tslib support anyway Jul 25 14:14:25 hrw: indeed Jul 25 14:15:09 hrw: Do you know if they use one of the UARTs or i2c for this touchscreen? Jul 25 14:15:44 florian: normal pc uart was used Jul 25 14:15:54 hrw : hi ! How is your daughter ? Jul 25 14:16:03 florian: progear has two serials - 1st is TS, 2nd is irda Jul 25 14:16:11 florian : hi ! Jul 25 14:16:11 steliosk: hi, fine she is Jul 25 14:16:24 steliosk: trying to take sitting position Jul 25 14:17:10 hi steliosk Jul 25 14:17:42 hrw: oh... ok, th sm501 has two additional ones :) Jul 25 14:18:09 hrw: do you have x-wrt running? are they trustworty and indeed cooperating with openwrt proper? Jul 25 14:18:11 hrw : heh we bought a "walker" last week and start moving things up locking cupboards,wallplugs etc Jul 25 14:18:52 hrw : mine is about to start moving "on its own" Jul 25 14:19:29 Laibsch: I have openwrt rc5 installed + x-wrt frontend and packages from their repos Jul 25 14:19:38 steliosk: walker? Jul 25 14:20:08 steliosk: you mean 'device with wheels to put child inside to make it walk'? Jul 25 14:20:28 hrw : yeah Jul 25 14:20:41 steliosk: we are against such ones Jul 25 14:20:55 hrw: what is the src line? Jul 25 14:20:58 steliosk: it is better for child to learn by themself how to walk Jul 25 14:21:08 * Laibsch cannot find it on the lengthy installation wiki for x-art Jul 25 14:21:21 Laibsch : hi ! Jul 25 14:21:26 hey Jul 25 14:21:34 how are you doing, steliosk Jul 25 14:21:50 I see you and hrw are enjoying their fathership Jul 25 14:21:59 I agree with hrw Jul 25 14:22:05 Laibsch: src 0.9-backports http://downloads.openwrt.org/backports/0.9 src whiterussian http://downloads.openwrt.org/whiterussian/packages src non-free http://downloads.openwrt.org/whiterussian/packages/non-free src X-Wrt http://download2.berlios.de/pub/xwrt/packages Jul 25 14:22:11 we didnt have one either Jul 25 14:22:20 hrw : well we had to look a lot for a good one. most are Chinese crap. The one we bough is European labeled, Chinese crap :) Jul 25 14:22:21 hrw: thanks Jul 25 14:22:27 and it can come to bad injurys Jul 25 14:22:50 time for #oe-parents :-D Jul 25 14:22:51 steliosk: self-teaching is better then such stuff Jul 25 14:23:01 xora yes Jul 25 14:23:05 *g* Jul 25 14:23:11 XorA: #oe turned to #oeparents some time ago - you just missed it Jul 25 14:23:17 * XorA is lucky enough to be kid free Jul 25 14:23:17 Laibsch : yeah exchanging ideas :) Jul 25 14:23:23 XorA : hi! Jul 25 14:23:47 argh... my build do glibc rebuild for n-th time today Jul 25 14:23:59 hehe Jul 25 14:24:10 thats wy I use uclibc Jul 25 14:24:18 only one gcc build more now Jul 25 14:24:18 How is everything on the OE land. Been trying to catch up on email, seen RP's proposals Jul 25 14:24:32 steliosk: saw my x86 proposal? Jul 25 14:24:48 stelioks khem put in his latest toolchain patches Jul 25 14:25:26 okay Jul 25 14:25:33 time for the kindergarten Jul 25 14:25:35 steliosk: how long have you been out of the loop? Which of the many proposals are you referring to? Jul 25 14:25:39 till later Jul 25 14:26:03 hrw: not that it matters for your proposal, but starting with 4.3, geode will have a -march=geode tuning Jul 25 14:26:04 hrw : Seen the emails, haven't read them yet. Will do this weekend. Wife and kid are one vacations. I am home alone :) Jul 25 14:26:21 CosmicPenguin: and I added that in mail Jul 25 14:26:26 and you did Jul 25 14:26:29 heh heh, real vacation for steliosk then Jul 25 14:26:33 * CosmicPenguin needs to read further before commenting Jul 25 14:26:49 Laibsch : I was referring to Richards last (long) email Jul 25 14:27:10 that'll be the git and policies email then Jul 25 14:27:38 hrw: I like the proposal - the names are a little unweildy, but there isn't any good way to get around that Jul 25 14:27:43 mira is watching you now.... Jul 25 14:28:01 Geia sou Mira ! Jul 25 14:28:08 Stupid vendors with their marketing acronyms - who do they think they are? Jul 25 14:28:39 CosmicPenguin: fscking intel Jul 25 14:29:04 *cough*3DNow!*cough* Jul 25 14:29:24 mira? Jul 25 14:29:54 chouimat|work: my 5months old daughter Jul 25 14:30:04 hrw: nice :) Jul 25 14:30:31 hrw: I thought it was a new "marketing name for something old" Jul 25 14:30:32 * chouimat|work runs Jul 25 14:41:05 Laibsch: you have to pull again and do rebuild virtual/kernel with -c builtin_initramfs after your build finished. Jul 25 14:41:29 ? Jul 25 14:42:05 I forgot to commit a change. Jul 25 14:42:34 whats the bitbake variable to add extra make options? Jul 25 14:42:38 make CFLAGS=-O CXXFLAGS=-O LDFLAGS= for example Jul 25 14:44:02 thesing: "bitbake -c rebuild -c builtin_initramfs virtual/kernel"? Jul 25 14:44:11 Looks like a very strange call to me Jul 25 14:44:20 without the -c rebuild Jul 25 14:44:41 with rebuild I wanted to say: run bitbake again. Jul 25 14:44:57 ok Jul 25 14:45:00 it's running now Jul 25 15:19:21 re Jul 25 15:21:13 in libgnutls-extra.so.13.3.0T , from where the T suffix come ? Jul 25 15:21:36 i've 2 commons bugs with OE that provide me T lib when the non-T-suffixed works Jul 25 15:21:51 hm libtool Jul 25 15:21:59 oki thx Jul 25 15:22:21 i think we have a bug with libtool , i have a look Jul 25 15:22:53 but without compile and install logs Jul 25 15:22:58 I cant say more Jul 25 15:23:11 !oebug 4400 Jul 25 15:23:12 dont have to be a bug from libtool Jul 25 15:23:13 * * Bug 4400, Status: NEW, Created: 2008-07-01 20:57 Jul 25 15:23:14 * * mdarland(AT)pager.net: libcurl linkage against host gnutls Jul 25 15:23:14 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=4400 Jul 25 15:23:29 i've another bug with wpa_supplicant , same effect , same resolution Jul 25 15:23:36 maybe its a bug from silly developers which dont want to look at the newest autools doku Jul 25 15:24:07 morning Jul 25 15:24:40 woglinde : i try to comment the best as possible the bug Jul 25 15:25:11 gm kergoth Jul 25 15:25:27 morning Jul 25 15:25:50 khem: after the toolchain change libgcc is not included in images any more. (armv4l collie glibc) Jul 25 15:28:36 thesing hm Jul 25 15:28:38 g'day kergoth Jul 25 15:29:05 thesing its in gcc-cross yes and therefore shouln't be on the host alone I gues Jul 25 15:29:07 kergoth`work: do you know anything about ubifs? Jul 25 15:29:19 fraid not Jul 25 15:29:30 doh, me neither. oh well. Jul 25 15:29:52 woglinde: my images fail to load without it. (attempt to kill init) Jul 25 15:30:00 have a nice evening/weekend guys Jul 25 15:30:21 hrw|gone: thanks - same to you Jul 25 15:30:58 thesing right Jul 25 15:31:12 hm Jul 25 15:31:21 workaround for now Jul 25 15:31:23 build gcc Jul 25 15:31:26 for target Jul 25 15:34:36 is there something wrong with this line? Jul 25 15:34:40 BBFILES := /usr/share/sources/oe.dev/org.openembedded.dev/packages/*/*.bb" Jul 25 15:34:49 that path does exist Jul 25 15:34:55 but bitbake console-image fails Jul 25 15:35:21 i dont see a starting " there, only an ending one Jul 25 15:35:27 oh. hah. Jul 25 15:35:34 :P Jul 25 15:35:49 ty lol Jul 25 15:36:24 also, does the -j2 with make help on a single core 2Ghz system? Jul 25 15:36:48 frikker yes Jul 25 15:36:53 woglinde: thank you Jul 25 15:37:11 and BB_NUMBER_THREADS = "2" Jul 25 15:37:17 in local.conf Jul 25 15:37:24 ah single Jul 25 15:37:25 sorry Jul 25 15:37:29 hm no Jul 25 15:37:38 but BB_NUMBER_THREADS = "2" helps a little bit Jul 25 15:37:44 in the beginning Jul 25 15:37:55 when not all downloads are there Jul 25 15:37:59 ok Jul 25 15:38:05 so no on j2, but yes on threads? Jul 25 15:38:35 frikker: -j2 doesn't hurt Jul 25 15:38:53 it depends on what you want to do while the build is going on :) Jul 25 15:39:30 hah Jul 25 15:39:52 like, pouring a cup of coffee vs boiling water, grinding beans, pressing it, and pouring it? :) Jul 25 15:40:35 I have 4 BB_THREADS and -j4 on a dual core an can work normally while building stuff. Jul 25 15:40:50 I surf on one machine Jul 25 15:40:55 so I leave a cpu free Jul 25 15:41:06 on another I use threads and -j N Jul 25 15:44:27 khem: any specific reason you commented out RDEPENDS += "${@['','libgcc']['nptl' in '${GLIBC_ADDONS}']}" in glibc.inc ? Jul 25 15:44:39 03thesing 07org.oe.dev * rfc9f8d15... 10/ (1 packages/initrdscripts/initramfs-kexec_1.0.bb): initramfs-kexe: load zImage from the /boot directory Jul 25 15:44:39 03thesing 07org.oe.dev * rfc9f8d15... 10/ (1 packages/initrdscripts/initramfs-kexec_1.0.bb): initramfs-kexe: load zImage from the /boot directory Jul 25 15:44:48 03thesing 07org.oe.dev * rfc9f8d15... 10/ (1 packages/initrdscripts/initramfs-kexec_1.0.bb): initramfs-kexe: load zImage from the /boot directory Jul 25 15:44:49 03thesing 07org.oe.dev * rfc9f8d15... 10/ (1 packages/initrdscripts/initramfs-kexec_1.0.bb): initramfs-kexe: load zImage from the /boot directory Jul 25 15:47:10 03thesing 07org.oe.dev * rfc9f8d15... 10/ (1 packages/initrdscripts/initramfs-kexec_1.0.bb): initramfs-kexe: load zImage from the /boot directory Jul 25 15:47:14 03john_lee 07org.oe.dev * rbc5251b8... 10/ (3 files in 3 dirs): Jul 25 15:47:14 frameworkd: modify frameworkd.conf for om-gta02 to support accelerometer Jul 25 15:47:14 * bump frameworkd_git.bb PR Jul 25 15:48:03 re thesing Jul 25 15:48:06 03john_lee 07org.oe.dev * r0032a5aa... 10/ (1 classes/icecc.bbclass): Jul 25 15:48:06 icecc.bbclass: make it work again. Jul 25 15:48:06 * compiled from scratch cooking fso-image successfully so I can say it Jul 25 15:48:06 works for me (tm). Jul 25 15:48:06 * must bitbake icecc-create-env first. Jul 25 15:57:11 i'm doing an initial build of console-image Jul 25 15:57:30 and i'm getting an error that states that quilt-0.46.tar.gz.lock does not exist in my download directory Jul 25 15:57:33 so i did a 'touch' and made the file Jul 25 15:57:38 and it still says it does not exist Jul 25 15:57:40 any ideas? Jul 25 15:58:10 is the tar.gz there? Jul 25 15:58:15 then remove it Jul 25 15:58:17 and try again Jul 25 15:58:23 NOTE: Task failed: Unknown fetch Error: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '"/usr/share/sources/quilt-0.46.tar.gz.lock' Jul 25 15:58:24 actually no Jul 25 15:58:29 there is a tarball for 0.45 Jul 25 15:58:31 but not 0.46 Jul 25 15:58:34 hmm Jul 25 15:58:38 /usr/share/source? Jul 25 15:58:42 *g* Jul 25 15:58:45 yes Jul 25 15:58:53 I think thats not lfs complaint Jul 25 15:58:56 but Jul 25 15:58:58 lfs? Jul 25 15:59:01 well Jul 25 15:59:01 fhs Jul 25 15:59:12 we have another gumstix OE build Jul 25 15:59:16 the linux standard base Jul 25 15:59:27 and they recommended that. we didnt know if it would break if we didnt have it (now we know its probably just fine) Jul 25 15:59:32 but every one as he wants Jul 25 15:59:51 so why wouldnt it be fetching the right tarball? Jul 25 16:00:16 or.. at all actually Jul 25 16:00:25 hm Jul 25 16:00:28 no idea Jul 25 16:00:29 /opt/sources is where i usually shove it, if i need to share it between users, otherwise in the homedir Jul 25 16:00:55 *g* in put all stuff in /devel/archive Jul 25 16:01:08 ok Jul 25 16:01:16 so it looks like the bitbake recipe looks for a local file Jul 25 16:01:19 not a remote tarball Jul 25 16:01:41 nevermind Jul 25 16:01:43 i lied Jul 25 16:04:26 NOTE: Running task 20 of 1520 (ID: 31, /usr/share/sources/oe.dev/org.openembedded.dev/packages/quilt/quilt-native_0.46.bb, do_fetch) Jul 25 16:04:28 NOTE: package quilt-native-0.46: started Jul 25 16:04:29 NOTE: package quilt-native-0.46-r2: task do_fetch: started Jul 25 16:04:31 NOTE: Task failed: Unknown fetch Error: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '"/usr/share/sources/quilt-0.46.tar.gz.lock' Jul 25 16:04:32 NOTE: package quilt-native-0.46-r2: task do_fetch: failed Jul 25 16:04:39 that file exists. i manually downloaded the tarball. bah. Jul 25 16:04:40 any ideas? Jul 25 16:05:50 you seem to have another spurious quote mark in there, somehow Jul 25 16:06:09 hmm Jul 25 16:06:11 you are correct Jul 25 16:06:15 why would that be? thats bitbake output Jul 25 16:07:11 did you verify that the quote mark isn't present in your assignment to DL_DIR? Jul 25 16:07:53 you, sir, are a genius Jul 25 16:08:06 my " key must not be working correctly today... Jul 25 16:10:35 thanks again pb__ Jul 25 16:11:22 no problem :-) Jul 25 16:16:01 +g* Jul 25 16:16:02 oh Jul 25 16:16:08 didnt notice that Jul 25 16:19:28 johncylee: Are you John Lee? Jul 25 16:19:37 is there a way to with mtn to watch the change of a certain commit? Jul 25 16:20:22 thesing_: http://blog.leggewie.org/?p=23 Jul 25 16:20:30 Maybe that has what you need? Jul 25 16:20:47 "get a diff of what was changed by revision" Jul 25 16:20:56 I assume that is what you are looking for? Jul 25 16:21:30 johncylee: Just assuming you are indeed johnlee of the commit 10 minutes ago: Does http://wiki.openembedded.net/index.php/Speeding_up_compilation need an update? Jul 25 16:21:31 yes thank you. This is needless complicated. Jul 25 16:21:36 yes Jul 25 16:21:49 which is why I documented it for myself ;-) Jul 25 16:22:05 03woglinde2 07org.oe.dev * r0948ccad... 10/ (1 packages/alsa/alsa-versym.inc): Jul 25 16:22:05 alsa-libs: don't need to define the get_alsa_versym_setting function 3 Jul 25 16:22:05 times Jul 25 16:22:05 03woglinde2 07org.oe.dev * r0948ccad... 10/ (1 packages/alsa/alsa-versym.inc): Jul 25 16:22:05 alsa-libs: don't need to define the get_alsa_versym_setting function 3 Jul 25 16:22:06 times Jul 25 16:23:22 03woglinde2 07org.oe.dev * r0948ccad... 10/ (1 packages/alsa/alsa-versym.inc): Jul 25 16:23:22 alsa-libs: don't need to define the get_alsa_versym_setting function 3 Jul 25 16:23:22 times Jul 25 16:23:22 03woglinde2 07org.oe.dev * r0948ccad... 10/ (1 packages/alsa/alsa-versym.inc): Jul 25 16:23:23 alsa-libs: don't need to define the get_alsa_versym_setting function 3 Jul 25 16:23:27 times Jul 25 16:23:29 03woglinde2 07org.oe.dev * r0948ccad... 10/ (1 packages/alsa/alsa-versym.inc): Jul 25 16:23:31 alsa-libs: don't need to define the get_alsa_versym_setting function 3 Jul 25 16:23:33 times Jul 25 16:23:35 03woglinde2 07org.oe.dev * r0948ccad... 10/ (1 packages/alsa/alsa-versym.inc): Jul 25 16:23:37 alsa-libs: don't need to define the get_alsa_versym_setting function 3 Jul 25 16:23:39 times Jul 25 16:23:41 03woglinde2 07org.oe.dev * r0948ccad... 10/ (1 packages/alsa/alsa-versym.inc): Jul 25 16:23:45 alsa-libs: don't need to define the get_alsa_versym_setting function 3 Jul 25 16:23:47 times Jul 25 16:25:28 what's up with cia? Jul 25 16:30:57 it's begue Jul 25 16:33:21 yeah Jul 25 16:33:23 sometimes Jul 25 16:34:06 * * OE Bug 4454 has been created by  Jul 25 16:34:08 * * Create Template for ro pages Jul 25 16:34:10 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=4454 Jul 25 16:37:10 ~seen khem Jul 25 16:37:35 khem is currently on #oe (3d 18h 57m 26s) #uclibc (3d 18h 57m 26s). Has said a total of 121 messages. Is idling for 15h 13m 22s, last said: 'mwester: that would be great. Let me know if something is odd. I will try to fix it.'. Jul 25 16:41:13 bbl Jul 25 16:47:51 thesing_: http://rafb.net/p/dkAIuT67.html yet still no go Jul 25 16:48:41 do you override IMAGE_FSTYPES in local.conf? Jul 25 16:49:06 * * OE Bug 4355 has been RESOLVED (FIXED) by Jul 25 16:49:08 * * spam protection Jul 25 16:49:10 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=4355 Jul 25 17:03:36 what does it mean when a makefile rule is followed by two colons? e.g. "install::" Jul 25 17:04:45 nevermind found it in the gnu make manual :) Jul 25 17:05:24 :) the gnu make manual is actually quite good and thorough Jul 25 17:05:28 i used to reference it all the time Jul 25 17:48:52 hm what was a '' in shell script forẞ? Jul 25 18:05:06 * * OE Bug 4356 has been RESOLVED (FIXED) by Jul 25 18:05:08 * * decide on some wiki policies Jul 25 18:05:10 * * http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=4356 Jul 25 18:20:17 thesing_: It seems to be working now Jul 25 18:21:11 its about time ;) Jul 25 18:21:55 RP: well khems patch doesnt fix the the glibc rebuild problem :-( Jul 25 18:24:00 and the freerunner is still sold out Jul 25 18:25:47 and I will be in a cow field with beer and no internet this weekend Jul 25 18:36:04 * mwester considers cow pastures and internet access, and wonders what a cow would do online in the first place. Jul 25 18:41:42 thesing_: Do I need to flash an image at all? I guess no need for an initrd, is there? Jul 25 18:43:01 time for IP by bovine carrier Jul 25 18:44:49 Laibsch: you are right. only flash the zImage-intramfs. Jul 25 19:00:17 hi Jul 25 19:10:44 5 out of 7 hunks FAILED -- rejects in file drivers/input/keyboard/locomokbd.c Jul 25 19:10:44 Patch locomokeyb-2.patch does not apply (enforce with -f) Jul 25 19:10:44 ERROR: Printing the environment of the function Jul 25 19:10:44 ERROR: Build of /home/clarson/code/oe/org.openembedded.dev/packages/linux/linux-rp_2.6.24.bb do_patch failed Jul 25 19:10:44 Traceback (most recent call last): Jul 25 19:10:45 File "/home/clarson/code/oe/bitbake/bin/bitbake", line 134, in Jul 25 19:10:47 main() Jul 25 19:10:49 File "/home/clarson/code/oe/bitbake/bin/bitbake", line 131, in main Jul 25 19:10:51 cooker.cook() Jul 25 19:10:53 * kergoth`work chuckles Jul 25 19:10:55 * kergoth`work just loves python backtraces in a build Jul 25 19:12:41 kergoth: You own a collie? Jul 25 19:13:03 in a closet with piles of dust on it, in minnesota, 3 thousand miles from here.. Jul 25 19:13:08 was just a test build :P Jul 25 19:18:34 I know you'd like to play with Jul 25 19:18:40 Just for nostalgia's sake Jul 25 19:18:50 collie people welcome! Jul 25 19:18:58 i think theres a 5500, 5600, maybe a 6000, and a clamshell or two in that closet Jul 25 19:19:09 at least a couple of the old ones have busted screens though Jul 25 19:19:26 * XorA is down to just a 5500 and one of the OE 6000's Jul 25 19:19:43 * XorA also has the OE remote and nothing to plug it into Jul 25 19:19:59 OE remote? Jul 25 19:20:20 * mwester has a Sony Clie, but doesn't expect anything in OE would ever run on that... Jul 25 19:20:39 Darn, I think my CF card is dying on me Jul 25 19:20:40 kergoth`work: the remote for the C3x00 devices Jul 25 19:20:50 kergoth`work: goes in the headphone socket Jul 25 19:20:51 And I really don't need it for anything but collie flashing Jul 25 19:21:05 ahh Jul 25 19:21:19 XorA: I'll remove that burden from you next time we meet ;-) Jul 25 19:24:50 I'm going nuts. Powerpc, uclibc 0.9.29, dbus and hicd segfault. With uclibc svn revision 21996 (from conf/distro/include/sane-srcrevs.inc, apparently 2 months old), I get an error when starting: "symbol '': can't resolve symbol". With a uclibc svn from today, busybox-static-1.2.1 doesn't build. Bumping that up 1.11.1 works, but now my kernel says panics: "/init not found!". Aaaaaaah. Jul 25 19:25:08 s/hicd/hcid/ Jul 25 19:27:25 stephank hm yes this happens sometimes Jul 25 19:29:54 /init not found means there is something wrong with libc or in your case with busybox Jul 25 19:31:52 Yeah, must be. It was working fine on older versions. Jul 25 19:33:13 hm you could try latest uclibc rev Jul 25 19:33:58 22935 Jul 25 19:34:04 instead of 21996 Jul 25 19:38:55 That's what I did. 21996 actually worked. Latest, indeed 22935, is what broke the compile of busybox-static-1.2.1. It builds with 1.11.1, but then doesn't run. Jul 25 19:41:08 hm okay Jul 25 19:41:10 sorry Jul 25 19:45:27 Hmm.. when copied out of the initramfs image, `file` says: "busybox: ELF 32-bit MSB executable, PowerPC or cisco 4500, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped". Doesn't sound to right for busybox-static, I think. Jul 25 19:47:25 depends Jul 25 19:47:44 there is shared support for busybox Jul 25 19:47:50 against libbb Jul 25 19:47:53 or so Jul 25 19:53:13 Hmm... why do we use CFLAGS instead of CONFIG_STATIC in busybox's .config file? The busybox-static package has a separate filesdir to pull it from anyways. Jul 25 19:53:30 * stephank tries to build that way Jul 25 20:02:57 * Crofton|work crosses his fingers Jul 25 20:04:00 re Jul 25 20:06:14 Yay, CONFIG_STATIC made all the difference. Boots, and `file` definitely says statically linked now too. Jul 25 20:06:46 But I still have the dbus and hcid errors. "/sbin/hcid: symbol '': can't resolve symbol in lib '/sbin/hcid'." :/ Jul 25 20:11:21 jo flo Jul 25 20:24:06 question about ipkgs Jul 25 20:24:12 i installed gnuplot ipkg Jul 25 20:24:19 on my gumstix system Jul 25 20:24:27 but i dont know how to tell if it did anything Jul 25 20:24:32 ipkg info and ipkg files dont give any help Jul 25 20:24:34 suggestions? Jul 25 20:24:42 ??? Jul 25 20:24:51 ?? Jul 25 20:25:02 start it? Jul 25 20:25:10 ipkg files gnuplot-xxx-.ipkg should give a list of files right? Jul 25 20:25:12 it returns nothing Jul 25 20:25:16 and gnuplot is not a vali executable Jul 25 20:25:20 nope Jul 25 20:25:20 ie: command not found Jul 25 20:25:25 when its installed Jul 25 20:25:37 you can run ipkg files gnuplot Jul 25 20:25:41 not on the ipkg Jul 25 20:25:46 oh right Jul 25 20:25:47 sorry Jul 25 20:25:49 thats what i did Jul 25 20:25:52 ipkg files gnuplot and ipkg files gnuplot-x11 Jul 25 20:25:56 otherway is ar and tar Jul 25 20:28:18 XorA: hi Jul 25 20:28:25 he khem Jul 25 20:28:35 woglinde: hi Jul 25 20:28:43 khem hm Jul 25 20:28:49 so the bug is distro Jul 25 20:29:44 khem if I set uclibcmode I dont want to set TARGET_OS Jul 25 20:30:08 hi khem Jul 25 20:30:08 woglinde: you have to chose the ABIs Jul 25 20:30:26 khem??? Jul 25 20:30:46 woglinde: either you chose it in local.conf if both OABI and EABI are supported by your machine type Jul 25 20:31:07 infact I think its a property of a machine Jul 25 20:31:09 not distro Jul 25 20:31:15 hm okay Jul 25 20:31:24 let me check this Jul 25 20:32:11 woglinde: right now we solve it in angstrom.xxxx I think specifying it in machine specific conf file would be a better thing Jul 25 20:32:17 khem hm simpad includes include/tune-strongarm.inc which sets ARM_ABI = "oabi" Jul 25 20:32:40 so ist distro bug Jul 25 20:32:44 tis Jul 25 20:32:46 args Jul 25 20:32:49 woglinde: then it should be respected everywhere Jul 25 20:32:54 that machine is used Jul 25 20:32:57 in any distro Jul 25 20:33:14 if TARGET_OS is a global macro then it should be set based on this too Jul 25 20:34:28 hm Jul 25 20:34:37 I am agree with you Jul 25 20:34:43 that machine should set it Jul 25 20:34:49 yes Jul 25 20:34:55 and its easy to fix Jul 25 20:35:03 even better Jul 25 20:35:03 and we can rid of the nasty list Jul 25 20:35:18 yes that will be good to have one less confusion Jul 25 20:35:33 XorA: so you fail to rebuild glibc Jul 25 20:37:38 khem: yes, build an image, then do bitbake -c rebuild glibc Jul 25 20:38:18 XorA: what error does it spit out Jul 25 20:38:22 /home/dp/zaurus/build-ang/tmp/cross/lib/gcc/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/4.2.4/inc Jul 25 20:38:22 lude/limits.h:122:61: error: limits.h: No such file or directory Jul 25 20:38:31 XorA: hmm Jul 25 20:38:41 XorA: this file is part of glibc Jul 25 20:38:48 which basically means that the gcc test fails Jul 25 20:39:14 XorA: it seems to be a dependency problem Jul 25 20:39:39 khem: http://rafb.net/p/4zfEKW95.html Jul 25 20:40:59 XorA: so I think its removing the complete glibc before it is rebuilding Jul 25 20:41:32 and shooting itself in the foot Jul 25 20:42:48 khem: ooops Jul 25 20:42:53 XorA: I think we should not uninstall glibc headers Jul 25 20:45:12 khem: hmm, that'll be a packaged staging problem then Jul 25 20:45:32 XorA: yes Jul 25 20:46:04 XorA: glibc-initial gets overwritten by glibc but notice that glibc-intial was installed when we built glibc Jul 25 20:46:34 but when you do rebuild it removes glibc which also removes glibc-initial inherently Jul 25 20:46:53 ah, yes, that makes sense Jul 25 20:46:54 hmm Jul 25 20:46:57 so in staging we should remove glibc and then reinstall glibc-initial Jul 25 20:47:06 before we launch the build after clean Jul 25 20:49:51 * khem grabs some food Jul 25 20:53:37 re Jul 25 20:54:45 XorA: do you have access to the mysterious oe-core mailing list? Jul 25 20:55:10 'cause hrw hinted there is a patch for the staging issue (python-native) Jul 25 20:55:44 in oe-devel I could only find a koen's RFC about smthg similar Jul 25 20:56:11 I just don't know which commit changed so badly staging Jul 25 20:59:10 ant__, there is nothing on that list of any value, at least technically Jul 25 20:59:18 kergoth`work: heh, I found my collie while I was tidying up my desk the other week. Jul 25 20:59:26 seems to lack a battery though :-} Jul 25 20:59:35 Crofton: thx Jul 25 20:59:41 hehe Jul 25 21:06:10 woglinde, hello Jul 25 21:07:18 hi gnutoo Jul 25 21:07:24 gnutoo wesnoth suckz Jul 25 21:07:30 woglinde, ah... Jul 25 21:07:44 they build to many traps in to get cross build in a sane way or oe-way Jul 25 21:08:43 woglinde, ouch...so you gave up ? Jul 25 21:09:27 gnutoo for today yes Jul 25 21:10:04 woglinde, ah ok...so mabe another day? Jul 25 21:10:22 woglinde, and thanks a lot for what you did... Jul 25 21:13:12 Crofton|work: I was looking in oestats for successful builds of python-native_2.5.1 rev ml2 Jul 25 21:13:21 my last good one was 2008-07-22 Jul 25 21:13:58 but I see yours failed too (though status is 'succeeded'->bug) Jul 25 21:14:21 it stops at do_populate_staging Jul 25 21:15:18 I see only successes? Jul 25 21:15:25 :-/ Jul 25 21:15:29 gotta run, bbl Jul 25 21:15:35 nye Jul 25 21:19:57 it looks like do_package_write and do_package_stage are skipped... Jul 25 21:20:10 http://tinderbox.openembedded.net/packages/python-native/ Jul 25 21:28:00 kergoth`work: collie is the badly done to zaurus. If you'd picked any other it would have at least built ;-) Jul 25 21:29:49 * kergoth`work rolls eyes Jul 25 21:32:54 kergoth: you were having build problems for the collie? Jul 25 21:33:49 kernel failed to patch, which resulted in a fun bitbake python backtrace Jul 25 21:37:29 Huh Jul 25 21:37:42 I got a successful build Jul 25 21:37:49 Just a few hours ago Jul 25 21:38:22 * ant__ cannot believe RP and kergoth are discussing about zaurus Jul 25 21:38:23 But I have the changes from thesing applied, although if anything they should break rather than improve things Jul 25 21:38:42 kergoth: .dev or .stable? Jul 25 21:39:58 kergoth`work: Everything results in a fun python backtrace :/ Jul 25 21:40:05 usability is something we need to work on :( Jul 25 21:40:14 Laibsch: .dev, updated yesterday Jul 25 21:40:41 against what distro? Jul 25 21:41:24 umm, angstrom i think.. /me looks Jul 25 21:43:13 * RP -> Zzzz Jul 25 21:43:39 nite rp Jul 25 21:44:11 Laibsch: you have your collie booting from SD now? Jul 25 21:44:17 Laibsch: with the kexec thingy Jul 25 21:51:20 Laibsch: bug 1748 needs love. If true with .stable, seems not an issue for .dev Jul 25 21:53:28 khem: still there? Jul 25 21:53:34 * ant__ remembers scary NOTES from .stable: evil in your PC (or was it in Mrs Jones?) Jul 25 21:56:06 thesing_: yeah Jul 25 21:56:11 whats uo Jul 25 21:56:14 up Jul 25 21:56:49 is there any reason that commented out the glibc RDEPEND on libgcc in glibc.inc? Jul 25 21:57:37 it breaks images for me. Jul 25 21:57:43 thesing_: hmmm Jul 25 21:58:30 thesing_: Do you have libgcc in NEEDED section for libc.so ? Jul 25 21:58:46 thesing_: I guess the regular shlibdeps code ought to figure that out. Jul 25 21:58:50 no. glibc opens it with dlopen Jul 25 21:59:01 as the comment in glibc.inc says. Jul 25 21:59:43 oh, right. since when does it do that? Jul 25 22:00:21 do what? dlopen libgcc? no idea. Jul 25 22:01:50 odd, there doesn't seem to be any obvious mention of that in the libc changelog. Jul 25 22:02:23 thesing_: So what are seeing if the RDEPEND is not there Jul 25 22:02:44 its only needed if you have ntpl support. Jul 25 22:02:44 pb_: it might be some unwinder code I would guess Jul 25 22:03:40 I get "libgcc_s.so.1 must be installed for pthread_cancel to work" messages and finally init dies. Jul 25 22:05:20 oh yeah, right, nptl. that does indeed require unwinding. Jul 25 22:06:30 thesing_: You can reintroduce that but I am not convinced yet if this is the right thing to do Jul 25 22:06:36 well, if non-pthread-using programs don't require libgcc, it is probably erroneous for libc6 to have a hard dependency on libgcc. Jul 25 22:07:14 if one was doing this in a vacuum then I guess the right thing would be to put libpthread in its own package, make that depend on libgcc, and isolate it from the core libc6. Jul 25 22:07:28 images will pick up RRECOMMENDS to, won't they? Jul 25 22:08:34 yeah, but that isn't much better. I guess package.bbclass should probably be taught to spot this situation and inject a libgcc dependency into packages that call pthread_cancel on an nptl system. Jul 25 22:09:18 that wouldn't be terribly hard to do, it already does most of the hard work as part of the regular shlibdeps. Jul 25 22:09:59 I think this is to complicated for this issue. people who have nptl most likely want it. Jul 25 22:10:10 brb Jul 25 22:11:34 "most likely" doesn't sound like a terribly compelling justification for pulling in a new package to all images. Jul 25 22:14:23 * ant__ loves nptl or even nptlonly USE flags in Gentoo Jul 25 22:14:56 [+ ] nptl - Enable support for Native POSIX Threads Library, the new threading module (requires linux-2.6 or better usually) Jul 25 22:15:04 [+ ] nptlonly (sys-libs/glibc): Jul 25 22:15:04 Disables building the linuxthreads fallback in glibc ebuilds that support building both linuxthreads and nptl. Jul 25 22:16:26 libc.so.6 is listed as NEEDED in libgcc_s.so.1 Jul 25 22:16:39 so it seems like a circular dependenvy Jul 25 22:16:59 unwinder code dll opens libgcc_s.so.1 Jul 25 22:17:02 indeed Jul 25 22:18:39 thesing_: I believe some of other applications should have pulled in libgcc_s.so.1 for you into image Jul 25 22:19:13 its hard to find a set of applications not using libgcc Jul 25 22:19:28 unless its still linking with static libgcc.a Jul 25 22:19:30 which ones? generally, applications don't link libgcc_s, they use the static libgcc. Jul 25 22:20:05 yeah probably we could link against shared libgcc Jul 25 22:20:07 or, of course, no libgcc at all in some cases. Jul 25 22:20:19 and have one copy now tat we know libc will need it anyway Jul 25 22:20:31 no libgcc is still better Jul 25 22:26:41 linking against shared libgcc by default would probably work, but it would make all binaries start up slower. it seems like just making package.bbclass do the right thing would be a better answer. Jul 25 22:33:55 yeah probably. Jul 25 22:34:09 we could use prelinking Jul 25 22:34:16 to make things load faster Jul 25 22:34:39 but in short term packing libgcc_s would be better Jul 25 22:37:41 sure, prelink will help. but, all else being equal, you are always going to be better off not opening an extra library. Jul 25 22:38:30 even with prelink the cost of linking against libgcc_s, compared to not doing that, is not zero. Jul 25 22:39:41 * pb_ zzz now Jul 25 22:39:43 later all Jul 25 22:41:49 agreed Jul 25 22:41:54 good night pb_ Jul 25 22:50:54 khem: I think its best to let glibc RRECOMMEND libgcc for now. You can always come up with a better solution later. Jul 25 23:02:45 XorA|gone: Sadly, I haven't gotten round to actually testing it Jul 25 23:02:56 I'm spending a few minutes here and there on it Jul 25 23:03:16 My CF card is acting up and that is holding me back Jul 25 23:04:48 thesing_: yeah unfortunately Jul 25 23:05:20 thesing_: have you made the patch for it alrrady Jul 25 23:05:28 yes. Jul 25 23:05:50 will commit. (and another glibc rebuild yeah) Jul 25 23:08:56 ok Jul 25 23:09:38 03thesing 07org.oe.dev * r9bb5aca9... 10/ (16 files in 2 dirs): Jul 25 23:09:38 glibc.inc RRECOMMEND libgcc if nptl Jul 25 23:09:38 libgcc is needed by glibc ntpl but not in NEEDED because Jul 25 23:09:38 glibc dlopens it. So our shlib code doesn't detect it. Jul 26 00:03:12 03thesing 07org.oe.dev * r0308024e... 10/ (3 files in 3 dirs): kexec-tools-static: fix build error **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Jul 26 02:59:56 2008