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Feb 16 05:55:51 <Thex1le> is there an opkg that contains the kernel src for an  omap chip?
Feb 16 07:50:51 <mertsas> when building my image, I'm missing a couple of commands. Like 'ls', which packages provide this program?
Feb 16 08:10:53 <mckoan> good morning, kgilmer konnichiwa
Feb 16 08:12:06 <kgilmer> hi mckoan :)  long time, hope you're doing well.
Feb 16 08:13:08 <mckoan> kgilmer: yes thanks, I hope you and your family too
Feb 16 08:13:50 <kgilmer> yep, doing well thx.  did you attend fosdem this year mckoan?
Feb 16 08:25:31 <mertsas> What do I have to do to make the bootloader be copied to deploy/images? Right now bitbake virtual/bootloader makes the bootloader, but when it is done, no bootloader is in deploy/images
Feb 16 08:26:27 <mertsas> ok, that wasn't right, the bootloader is copied, it's just the toolchain which isn't
Feb 16 08:27:31 <mckoan> kgilmer: yes I did
Feb 16 08:34:22 * mckoan is changing the UPS
Feb 16 08:44:15 <mckoan> re
Feb 16 09:35:20 <bluelightning> morning all
Feb 16 09:35:42 <JaMa|Wrk> morning
Feb 16 09:35:44 <Jin^eLD> hi bluelightning 
Feb 16 10:01:06 <pb_> g'day all
Feb 16 10:01:40 <ka6sox-away> mawnin
Feb 16 10:03:34 <bluelightning> howdy :)
Feb 16 10:20:59 <florian> good morning
Feb 16 10:25:24 <mckoan> florian, all, hi
Feb 16 11:26:42 <mertsas> I'm having problems compiling dbus-glib. The error I get is: /work/armv7a-nimbus-linux-gnueabi/dbus-glib-0.92-r1/dbus-glib-0.92/configure: line 12739: ./po/POTFILES.in: No such file or directory. Have anything happened in dbus-glib land lately? this worked yesterday, but now it don't.
Feb 16 11:33:08 <mertsas> Can this be due to the usage of gcc 4.6
Feb 16 11:33:10 <mertsas> ?
Feb 16 11:36:44 <JaMa|Wrk> mertsas: probably not related to gcc at all
Feb 16 11:47:16 <mertsas> JaMa|Wrk: sounds weird, I agree. Trying to build it with gcc-4.5 either way. Since the file seems to be generated. If it works I'll be more confused than ever. Yey
Feb 16 12:24:55 <otavio> GNUtoo-netbook: did you finish nss recipe?
Feb 16 12:25:11 <GNUtoo-netbook> I progressed but I didn't finish it
Feb 16 12:25:21 <GNUtoo-netbook> I hit some cross compile bug and know how to fix them
Feb 16 12:25:43 <GNUtoo-netbook> I've the details on the work laptop
Feb 16 12:25:48 <otavio> GNUtoo-netbook: Please when you finish it, send it for me to try to build firefox with it
Feb 16 12:25:51 <GNUtoo-netbook> but I don't work full time
Feb 16 12:25:56 <GNUtoo-netbook> so it's kind of slow
Feb 16 12:26:02 <GNUtoo-netbook> ok
Feb 16 12:26:04 <otavio> GNUtoo-netbook: so we'd get firefox using system libs
Feb 16 12:26:13 <GNUtoo-netbook> ok
Feb 16 12:26:25 <otavio> GNUtoo-netbook: btw, i updated firefox to 10.0.1
Feb 16 12:26:35 <GNUtoo-netbook> ok nice
Feb 16 12:47:45 <mertsas> JaMa|Wrk: you were right. Had nothing to do with gcc. Any ideas what it might be?
Feb 16 13:42:22 <mertsas> I get the error 'dbus-glib-0.92/configure: line 12739: ./po/POTFILES.in: No such file or directory' when trying to build dbus-glib, then I get:  *** You must have either have gettext support in your C library, or use the GNU gettext library. (http://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/gettext.html. Is the error that I don't have gettext support? I get the same error with POTFILES when compiling dbus-glib on the host, but it succedes
Feb 16 13:47:59 <stt_michael> hello
Feb 16 13:49:28 <stt_michael> having some trouble getting openembedded running on our gentoo system .. anything I do with bitbake it keeps complaining about 'noprovider'
Feb 16 13:49:48 <stt_michael> not sure whether building the gentoo package for bitbake is making things worse either!
Feb 16 13:55:06 <JaMa|Wrk> stt_michael: I had to modify bitbake ebuild slightly (if you're using -9999)
Feb 16 13:55:32 <JaMa|Wrk> stt_michael: but other than that all my builds are on gentoo based chroot and it works fine (and I do a lot of builds :))
Feb 16 13:57:18 <stt_michael> says ours is 1.10.2
Feb 16 13:57:38 <stt_michael> you're cross-compiling using a gentoo system?
Feb 16 13:58:04 <stt_michael> what targets you using?
Feb 16 13:58:47 <stt_michael> or do you chroot into OE?
Feb 16 13:59:52 <JaMa|Wrk> 1.15.1 is better version for oe-core
Feb 16 14:00:05 <JaMa|Wrk> I'm cross-compiling using openembedded
Feb 16 14:00:44 <JaMa|Wrk> but running my builds in chroot (which minimizes impack of host system - so I can provide more reproducible builds for other users)
Feb 16 14:01:07 <stt_michael> ok .. can you give me a quick runthrough of your setup by any chance?
Feb 16 14:02:28 <JaMa|Wrk> stt_michael: check http://wiki.shr-project.org/trac/wiki/Building%20SHR
Feb 16 14:20:49 <stt_michael> hmm .. ok so a collegue seems to have it working .. must be a flaw in my copy
Feb 16 14:20:54 <stt_michael> re-git'ing from OE
Feb 16 14:23:43 <bluelightning> stt_michael: if you have the same git rev as your colleague and git reports no changes, that will not help since you definitely have the same data
Feb 16 14:25:35 <stt_michael> his config looks same as mine .. so .. 
Feb 16 14:25:44 <stt_michael> it might be because I moved the oe folder I had checked out in
Feb 16 14:26:31 <stt_michael> his bitmake, environment were the same .. 
Feb 16 14:31:29 <ant_work> stt_michael: first suggestion is checking out bitbake inside oe-core
Feb 16 14:31:38 <ant_work> and unmerge it in case
Feb 16 14:32:34 <stt_michael> I have a copy in my 'oedev' folder .. along with 'openembedded' and 'build' etc
Feb 16 14:38:28 <ant_work> stt_michael: think about start anew with oe-core (https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/OpenEmbedded-Core)
Feb 16 14:38:55 <ant_work> linked from  http://www.openembedded.org/wiki/OpenEmbedded-Core#Getting_Started
Feb 16 14:42:14 <stt_michael> been using http://www.openembedded.org/wiki/Getting_started
Feb 16 14:43:08 <ant_work> that's the old way
Feb 16 14:43:31 <stt_michael> yeah there seems to be loads of 'old' stuff ..
Feb 16 14:44:15 <ant_work> thehttp://www.openembedded.org/wiki/OEandYourDistro#Gentoo_instructions   are still valid, though
Feb 16 14:44:42 <stt_michael> yup, got that :)
Feb 16 14:55:50 <stt_michael> ok I need ot build for a 'beagleboard' type Machine .. how do I configure Oe-core?
Feb 16 15:01:50 <GNUtoo-desktop> stt_michael, http://sakrah.homelinux.org/blog/2011/03/using-openembedded-core-to-build-angstrom-for-qemu/
Feb 16 15:03:11 <stt_michael> yes, I seem to be having some success with Angstrom .. and the script they package for bitbake
Feb 16 15:03:27 <stt_michael> I've just mistakingly started a kernel build .. which I can't seem to abort and clear .. any tips?
Feb 16 15:03:44 <stt_michael> I was just trying to build libusb and libftdi for an app we've written
Feb 16 15:07:42 <GNUtoo-desktop> ?
Feb 16 15:08:04 <GNUtoo-desktop> about the kenrel if you build an image it will build the kernel
Feb 16 15:08:14 <GNUtoo-desktop> if you build an app it may build the kernel too
Feb 16 15:08:29 <GNUtoo-desktop> I guess it depend on the app
Feb 16 15:08:39 <stt_michael> well .. I wanted to build a lib .. but if I re-run bitbake .. it resumes the previous build
Feb 16 15:45:42 <slapin> hi, all!
Feb 16 15:45:58 <bluelightning> hi slapin
Feb 16 15:47:29 <slapin> how can I create custom SDK in oe-core? I do this: http://pastebin.com/wdfr9syP and don't have compilers in image, only various tools.
Feb 16 15:48:02 <slapin> when I do meta-toolchain, I have proper sdk, but without needed tools.
Feb 16 15:49:35 <slapin> Also, how source code is populated in images? I see there .c files, but no configure files et al. so something os wrong somewhere.
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Feb 16 16:22:48 <kergoth> slapin: the only source which gets installed into an image comes from -dbg packages, which is the bare minimum necessary to do source debugging, not to build the thing. there are optional classes to attempt to emit source packages, but I doubt any are well maintained. I wouldn't recommend trying to use that sort of thing, there are better methods
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Feb 16 16:43:30 <hollisb> what does it mean when a git:// URI specifies *two* branches, e.g. "git://...;branch=foo,bar"?
Feb 16 16:49:34 <hollisb> each branch is checked out into a separate directory specified by "names" option?
Feb 16 18:21:35 <zma> Hi, is git://git.openembedded.net/openembedded functional? I can get IP address, but can't clone anything from there without connection time outs..
Feb 16 18:24:40 <ynezz> zma: see topic, there's mirror on github
Feb 16 18:26:50 <kergoth> hollisb: I'd say check the code. bitbake/lib/bb/fetch2/git.py
Feb 16 18:27:23 <kergoth> hollisb: the comments also describe the supported options, but it's really not as clear as it could be regarding the branch one, unfortunately
Feb 16 18:27:24 <kergoth> heh
Feb 16 18:30:54 <kergoth> hollisb: just checked, afaict, it only checks out the first of the branch names, but both end up in the revisions in the urldata, and both therefore are in srcpv
Feb 16 18:31:01 * kergoth still isn't clear on the use case
Feb 16 18:46:22 <hollisb> kergoth: hmm, ok. I did find the code, but the way Yocto is using it for their "meta" kernel branch, I think both branches end up needing to be checked out
Feb 16 18:46:50 <hollisb> kergoth: BTW, did you know the HTML bitbake docs are dated 2006?! "branch" isn't even mentioned in the git fetcher section
Feb 16 19:06:18 <kergoth> hollisb: I'm not too surprised. It's unfortunate, but the bitbake documentation has badly degraded. It was always very special purpose, primarily just reference material on the file format and the tool (and its behavior, to a certain extent)
Feb 16 19:06:39 <kergoth> I suspect after pb_ and I worked on it, it was never touched again
Feb 16 19:07:03 <kergoth> There could certainly be value in updating it, I'm not certain
Feb 16 19:07:43 <kergoth> personally, I hate human editing of xml enough that my annoyance becomes a barrier :) also, I suck quite badly at looking at things from a new user perspective (though this is relatively common)
Feb 16 19:16:35 <hollisb> sure :)
Feb 16 19:18:20 <kergoth> so.. yeah, patches welcome ;)
Feb 16 19:18:32 <zma> ynezz: I understand there is a mirror. But instead of using it as a work around, I'd like to know if the main server is functional so that I can include it in script.
Feb 16 19:19:26 <kergoth> zma: that's still the primary server, but we generally recommend cloning from github as the primary and falling back to the main repository for clones to keep the load low
Feb 16 19:19:40 <kergoth> so the server should be up, but its use isn't necessarily the recommendation
Feb 16 19:25:42 <zma> kergoth: thanks
Feb 16 19:25:52 <kergoth> np
Feb 16 19:26:00 <kergoth> also, github seems to be a heck of a lot faster
Feb 16 19:47:38 <zoumpis> hello everybody
Feb 16 19:48:04 <zoumpis> i do face a problem , while running a helloworld sample
Feb 16 19:48:15 <zoumpis> with bitbake command
Feb 16 19:50:38 <zoumpis> anybody's here?
Feb 16 19:50:54 <pwgen> . 
Feb 16 19:51:44 <woglinde> no
Feb 16 19:52:16 <zoumpis> ?
Feb 16 19:52:20 <pwgen> had anyone success in building openjdk-6 ?
Feb 16 19:52:31 <woglinde> pwgen core or classic?
Feb 16 19:52:35 <zoumpis> can anybody help me?
Feb 16 19:52:51 <woglinde> zoumpis without the error only god can help you
Feb 16 19:53:09 <zoumpis> ok
Feb 16 19:53:14 <zoumpis> hold a sec please
Feb 16 19:53:19 <woglinde> ~pastebin
Feb 16 19:53:19 <ibot> [~pastebin] A "pastebin" is a web-based service where you should paste anything over 3 lines so you don't flood the channel. Here are links to a few : http://www.pastebin.com , http://pastebin.ca , http://channels.debian.net/paste , http://paste.lisp.org , http://bin.cakephp.org/ , http://asterisk.pastey.net/ , or install pastebinit with yum or aptitude.
Feb 16 19:53:20 <pwgen>  for qemux86 oe-core with angstrom-bleeding 
Feb 16 19:53:34 <woglinde> pwgen should be fixed
Feb 16 19:53:50 <woglinde> otavio made patches
Feb 16 19:53:53 <woglinde> I merged them
Feb 16 19:54:02 <woglinde> till later
Feb 16 19:54:19 <pwgen> cu
Feb 16 19:57:13 <zoumpis> this is my error
Feb 16 19:57:15 <zoumpis> http://piratepad.net/gHE8TTX8oi
Feb 16 19:57:52 <zoumpis> and here i submit the .bb file
Feb 16 19:58:33 <zoumpis> http://piratepad.net/RyZJNJqPPW
Feb 16 19:58:35 <zoumpis> thanks
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