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Nov 10 07:05:29 <lpjhjdh> so I have a binary copy of a patched gcc with a basic rootfs and patched kernel sources can anyone suggest a place to look on making a distro around these?
Nov 10 07:06:20 <lpjhjdh> alternatively I can use codesourcery arm-none-linux-gnueabi
Nov 10 07:13:50 <ynezz> lpjhjdh: why another distro? just create your own image
Nov 10 07:23:49 <lpjhjdh> ynezz: I'm entirely ignorant as I'm unsure of what that entails
Nov 10 07:24:00 <lpjhjdh> reading through the user manual currently but any quick info is greatly appreciated
Nov 10 07:26:05 <ynezz> cp recipes/images/minimal-image.bb recipes/images/lpjhjdh-image.bb 
Nov 10 07:26:18 <ynezz> vim recipes/images/lpjhjdh-image.bb
Nov 10 07:26:20 <ynezz> :wq!
Nov 10 07:26:27 <ynezz> bitbake lpjhjdh-image
Nov 10 07:26:29 <ynezz> done :)
Nov 10 07:27:59 <ynezz> this also good source of info http://www.pokylinux.org/doc/poky-handbook.html
Nov 10 07:28:21 <ynezz> Poky is using or it's based on OE and vice versa
Nov 10 07:28:47 <ynezz> this might information you're looking for http://www.pokylinux.org/doc/poky-handbook.html#usingpoky-extend-customimage
Nov 10 07:46:10 <lpjhjdh> great, thanks ynezz
Nov 10 07:51:35 <stefan_schmidt> *yawn* morning
Nov 10 07:55:18 <ynezz> morning
Nov 10 08:06:16 <mckoan> good morning
Nov 10 08:17:47 <tasslehoff> I'm trying to use a precompiled sdk/toolchain, and get the following error "toolchains/angstrom/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/bin/gcc: line 1: ../../bin/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc: No such file or directory". The file exists on the system, and this only happens on some of the development hosts here. Any idea?
Nov 10 08:35:19 <tasslehoff> which recipe does the angstrom bootlogo with the compass come from?
Nov 10 08:54:01 <hrw> tasslehoff: psplash?
Nov 10 09:29:07 <tasslehoff> hrw: psplash-zap maybe. removing that one gave me the silent boot I wanted. thanks :)
Nov 10 09:42:10 <florian> good morning
Nov 10 13:24:16 <CIA-1> 03Eric Bénard <eric@eukrea.com> 07org.openembedded.dev * ra6151b2311 10openembedded.git/conf/machine/mx25-3stack.conf: 
Nov 10 13:24:16 <CIA-1> mx25-3-stack: add machine's configuration file
Nov 10 13:24:16 <CIA-1> this file was forgotten in commit :
Nov 10 13:24:16 <CIA-1> 50ea5378c92557b609324a962fea56c076783edf
Nov 10 13:24:16 <CIA-1> Signed-off-by: Eric Bénard <eric@eukrea.com>
Nov 10 14:15:06 <CIA-1> 03Klaus Kurzmann <mok@fluxnetz.de> 07org.openembedded.dev * r0ea4df3e75 10openembedded.git/recipes/vala-terminal/vala-terminal_git.bb: 
Nov 10 14:15:06 <CIA-1> vala-terminal_git.bb: bump SRCREV to get fix for segfault when adding a new tab
Nov 10 14:15:06 <CIA-1> Signed-off-by: Klaus Kurzmann <mok@fluxnetz.de>
Nov 10 15:23:13 * kergoth sighs, the upgrade to maverick on his work laptop went less than smoothly
Nov 10 15:24:15 <kergoth> cbrake: you around, by chance, or anyone else with local shell access to the git repo? :)  would like a few of my old branches killed
Nov 10 15:26:19 <cbrake> kergoth: yes, what branches do you want removed?
Nov 10 15:27:29 <kergoth> actually, hell, kill them all.  kergoth/{autotools,alternatives,hostap-madwifi,master,bluez}
Nov 10 15:27:50 * kergoth is happier using the github repo for personal topic branches
Nov 10 15:29:28 * Tartarus curses du once again
Nov 10 15:33:18 <kergoth> heh, image creation issues?
Nov 10 15:33:48 <Tartarus> yeap
Nov 10 15:34:33 <Tartarus> extra space is cheap at least in ext, once compressed
Nov 10 15:37:44 <kergoth> i remember hacking on the genext2fs code once to try to improve the inode / block estimations based on what its adding -- the problem is, it doesn't *really* know what its going to need until after its created the fs
Nov 10 15:38:14 <kergoth> heh
Nov 10 16:18:55 * kergoth sighs, work laptop doesn't boot now
Nov 10 16:19:32 * Tartarus makes a note to hold off for a little longer on updating
Nov 10 16:19:42 * Tartarus is still on 9.10 all around tho, will need to bump up soon
Nov 10 16:20:20 <HopsNBarley> hey kergoth - any advice for debugging setup while hacking bb (other than bb.msg.debug) ??
Nov 10 16:20:43 <HopsNBarley> having some issues with subprocess
Nov 10 16:21:29 <kergoth> I usually just print, but i've used pdb in the past.  when i was investigating the memory usage, i'd spawn a debugger instance at a specific spot in the code and inspect the heap
Nov 10 16:21:51 <kergoth> it can be of enormous benefit to just set aside a test case outside of bitbake and hack there
Nov 10 16:23:09 <HopsNBarley> pardon my newbness - but how would you spawn pdb in a way you could connect to it?
Nov 10 16:24:22 <kergoth> you can just run bitbake under pdb/ipdb, or do something like https://github.com/kergoth/bitbake/commit/cf5c7261aad184f7f17cb0511fe814ae1f716262
Nov 10 16:24:24 <HopsNBarley> Tartarus, i've been experimenting with making a smaller ext, then extending on first boot via initramfs
Nov 10 16:25:43 <HopsNBarley> kergoth, thanks.  will ponder.
Nov 10 16:26:16 <kergoth> np
Nov 10 16:26:20 <Tartarus> HopsNBarley, yeah, I'm just dealing with some legacyish cases
Nov 10 16:26:36 <kergoth> i strongly recommend playing with ipython/ipdb rather than python/pdb, having completion, etc is extremely helpful
Nov 10 16:27:02 <HopsNBarley> i'm trying to set some env vars, then run a program via a single subprocess.popen(shell=true), but it's just not working...
Nov 10 16:27:19 <HopsNBarley> great tip.
Nov 10 16:28:59 <kergoth> if you pastebin the code, i could take a look
Nov 10 16:29:12 <kergoth> but i'm sure you'll get it :)
Nov 10 16:29:32 <HopsNBarley> gotta be something stupid. ;P
Nov 10 16:31:51 <kergoth> it always feels that way in hindsight, for sure
Nov 10 16:42:28 <foerster> The mysql5-server package doesn't seem to be installing the initscripts properly - does anybody have an idea how I can figure out why?
Nov 10 16:42:47 <foerster> with bitbake debugging, I see DEBUG: adding update-rc.d calls to postinst/postrm for mysql5-server
Nov 10 16:43:04 <foerster> however, I am not getting the scripts in /etc/rc*.d
Nov 10 16:47:17 <Crofton> khem, ping
Nov 10 18:37:18 <Jay7> well.. now I have some statistic about disk space usage when building images
Nov 10 18:38:37 <anarsoul> Jay7: do you use rm_work? :)
Nov 10 18:38:45 <Jay7> anarsoul: yes
Nov 10 20:08:29 <Jay7> OE build time disk usage graph: http://bit.ly/dnzIrq
Nov 10 20:09:34 <Jay7> as you can see, rm_work running late :)
Nov 10 20:13:25 <likewise> Jay7: what are the two columns?
Nov 10 20:13:36 <likewise> AB vs CD?
Nov 10 20:14:12 <Jay7> AB are full data, CD - selection from full data to reduce graph generation time
Nov 10 20:14:24 <Jay7> every 10th record selected
Nov 10 20:15:24 <Jay7> that was build of angstrom-2008.1 for efikamx (first peak) and ben-nanonote(second peak)
Nov 10 20:19:50 <Jay7> bitbake version is git master
Nov 10 20:53:06 <Crofton> khem, ping
Nov 10 21:59:04 <CIA-1> 03Otavio Salvador <otavio@ossystems.com.br> 07org.openembedded.dev * r5c1a45eb96 10openembedded.git/recipes/freerdp/freerdp_git.bb: freerdp (git): update revision
Nov 10 21:59:15 <CIA-1> 03Otavio Salvador <otavio@ossystems.com.br> 07org.openembedded.dev * rf770a321dc 10openembedded.git/recipes/freerdp/freerdp.inc: freerdp (inc): fix depends and drop .a and .la files from plugins
Nov 11 01:21:55 <mrj10> khem: ping
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