**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Mar 26 02:59:58 2012 Mar 26 07:44:46 gm Mar 26 07:58:50 <_tasslehoff_> ericben: do you remember the name of the arago tool to create a license manifest? Mar 26 08:07:32 good morning Mar 26 08:16:22 gm mckoan florian all Mar 26 08:16:38 good morning Mar 26 09:39:25 hi all Mar 26 09:39:51 First time on the irc, so please be nice with me (first time may hurt :p ) Mar 26 09:40:10 i have a problem with webkit-gtk_svn.bb Mar 26 09:40:29 couldn't fetch the packages Mar 26 09:40:39 maybe an update of the svn trunk Mar 26 09:41:10 could someone can help me to reconfigure the .bb SRC_URI ? Mar 26 09:45:58 an alternative oculd be to use the last webkit-gtx release ? Mar 26 09:48:05 Mika31000: svn checkout http://svn.webkit.org/repository/webkit/trunk WebKit is working here Mar 26 09:49:27 the svn is working , yes Mar 26 09:49:34 but looks like the tree as changed Mar 26 09:50:20 http://svn.webkit.org/repository/webkit/trunk/JavaScriptCore <- doesn't exist Mar 26 09:50:51 in .bb svn://svn.webkit.org/repository/webkit/trunk/;module=JavaScriptCore;proto=http \ Mar 26 09:52:35 Mika31000: not sure, but you could try changing the path with http://svn.webkit.org/repository/webkit/branches/old/JavaScriptCore-100-tarball-branch/JavaScriptCore Mar 26 09:53:30 Hi, is there a way to tell OE to build an i386 toolchain under an x64 environment ? Mar 26 09:55:44 dougal2: i386 toolchain as target platform? Mar 26 09:56:27 mckoan: no, I meant build x86 cross compilers on a x64 machine - basically so that I can generate both x86 and x64 toolchains in the same machine - does that make sense? Mar 26 09:58:22 to clarify, my actual target is ARM/pandaboard, but I want to make an x86 toolchain for that on a x64 machine Mar 26 09:58:45 dougal2: that is called 'Cross canadian toolchain' and AFAIK is broken at the moment Mar 26 09:59:15 dougal2: in this case I build it on two different machines Mar 26 10:01:43 ok, then I'll probably do the same. is it safe to copy in an extra sysroots/i386-linux folder into a shared staged area? Mar 26 10:02:45 so I'd have tmp/sysroots/pandaboard, tmp/sysroots/i386-linux and tmp/sysroots/x86_64-linux Mar 26 10:07:19 mckoan: changing the path worked for this link but for the others, it's not working :/ Mar 26 10:07:26 like webkit-tool... Mar 26 10:14:11 Mika31000: no clues, sorry Mar 26 10:14:50 thanks for your try :) Mar 26 10:16:08 dougal2: i can't see the reason Mar 26 10:58:04 hi, all! Mar 26 10:58:58 is there some mail submitter in any OE layers (non-OE-classic)? Mar 26 10:59:19 I need for my device to be able to send mail somewhere... Mar 26 13:04:07 what's the difference between fetch and fetch2? Mar 26 13:04:10 are both used? Mar 26 13:05:02 oh Mar 26 13:05:04 fetch is gone :-) Mar 26 13:05:06 nm Mar 26 13:20:42 hello all Mar 26 13:21:53 just wanna confirm one thing which is in layer.conf file xyz BBFILE_PRIORITY_xyz should match the value in BBFILE_COLLECTIONS Mar 26 13:22:35 I mean it BBFILE_COLLECTION contains beagle we must have BBFILE_PRIORITY_beagle Mar 26 13:22:38 is this correct Mar 26 13:23:38 we cant have BBFILE_PRIORITY_beagle123 Mar 26 13:29:02 Noor: that's correct Mar 26 13:45:31 thanks bluelightning Mar 26 14:55:47 JaMa: you wouldn't accept my patch for with a kernel recipe for SHR because it cloned a remote git repository rather than patching a release tarball Mar 26 14:56:51 yes I prefer smaller patch on top of release + stablepatch Mar 26 14:57:10 so we can share downloaded release tarball for multiple machine builds Mar 26 14:57:28 JaMa: what do you mean by multiple machine builds? Mar 26 14:57:40 JaMa: how do you share tarballs? Mar 26 14:57:41 building shr for multiple machines Mar 26 14:57:49 in downloads directory Mar 26 14:58:09 JaMa: aren't git clones done into the downloads directory? Mar 26 14:59:51 yes but downloads/linux-3.2.tar.bz2 can be used on all machines witch are using some 3.2 kernel, but downloads/git2_gitorious.org.shr.linux.git.tar.gz is used only by om-gta02 and om-gta01 Mar 26 15:00:28 and also later is 8 times bigger Mar 26 15:03:20 Jusct checked out oe-core from GIT. All build seems to go fine except the fetc of linux-yocto-3.2.11 from GIT. That hangs. Any ideas? Mar 26 15:03:42 This is the last message: NOTE: package linux-yocto-3.2.11+git1+514847185c78c07f52e02750fbe0a03ca3a31d8f_3+8ada1bb97415fe959a57a08504be4eb8a656ed30-r1: task do_fetch: Started Mar 26 15:04:03 it takes a while to fetch it, are you sure it's hanging? Mar 26 15:06:18 Think so, the fetch didnt complete in 30 minutes and I have 100/10 Mbps connection. Mar 26 15:06:56 check if wget or git clone process is running Mar 26 15:09:09 The git process is running. Mar 26 15:11:46 and is clone directory growing? Mar 26 15:13:27 should be in build/tmp-eglibc/work/qemux86-oe-linux/linux-yocto-3.2.11... right? Mar 26 15:18:28 JaMa, no git directory is created in build/tmp-eglibc/work/qemux86-oe-linux/linux-yocto-3.2.11... Mar 26 15:21:46 no it should be in downloads dir Mar 26 15:25:21 Yes, of course. And it is growing. Ok, the fetch is really BIG so I suppose I just have to be more patient. Thanx! Mar 26 15:25:41 yw Mar 26 15:25:44 rah: see ^ :) Mar 26 15:26:04 how do I specify `bitbake -c menuconfig virtual/kernel` to use ncurses in current terminal or at least screen that I can attach to via ssh? Mar 26 15:27:28 thwest: isn't it using screen by default? Mar 26 15:28:00 by default it starts a screen session, I think. Mar 26 15:28:14 at least that's how it does for me Mar 26 15:28:33 ssh and reattach with screen -r devshell ? Mar 26 15:28:46 (minus the ?) Mar 26 15:28:55 then I think I have a developer I need to pester about adding dependencies to our toolchain. Mar 26 15:29:23 but no do_menuconfig is failing. I had to change this once before and found the correct place. Mar 26 15:29:25 seems like default is auto.. so you can define OE_TERMINAL Mar 26 15:29:45 as an environment variable? OE_TERMINAL=screen ? Mar 26 15:29:53 see local.conf.sample Mar 26 15:31:16 nothing that looks relevant in local.conf Mar 26 15:31:22 this is under arago, btw Mar 26 15:33:22 I don't know arago and I said local.conf.sample Mar 26 15:42:14 thwest: you'd need to add it to local.conf Mar 26 15:46:18 arago is TI's layer on top of open embedded, it seems to not have changed much. Mar 26 15:46:27 my local.conf.sample is the same as local.conf, so I assumed local.conf took precedence. not true? Mar 26 15:47:01 bluelightning: i tried adding "OE_TERMINAL=screen" Mar 26 15:47:03 local.conf.sample is just a sample file, nothing actually reads it (except perhaps to set up your default local.conf the first time) Mar 26 15:47:22 I know what arago is, just never used it so I'm not familiar with it Mar 26 15:51:48 thwest: you can find an example properly set for devshell here: ftp://ftp.koansoftware.com/public/kaeilos/kaeilos-4.12-config-files.tgz Mar 26 15:52:09 part of my build system http://www.kaeilos.com/download Mar 26 15:59:19 have a nice rest of the day guys :-) Mar 26 16:09:35 khem: ping Mar 26 16:19:40 hi, while testing in qemuarm : is there an easy way to change the keyboard kmap when building an image with oe-core ? Mar 26 16:21:48 keymaps recipe? Mar 26 16:22:54 JaMa: thanks, I was looking for .... kmap :-( Mar 26 16:23:28 keymaps is for console only no? Mar 26 16:23:49 for xorg I think it's x-keyboard-config Mar 26 16:24:18 msm: yes Mar 26 16:28:26 khem: if i want to add openmp (libgomp) i need to do something similiar to libgcc right? Mar 26 16:29:49 msm: in gcc-runtime Mar 26 16:31:05 in gcc-configure-runtime.inc add it to RUNTIMETARGET Mar 26 16:31:14 khem: does gcc-runtime get built for the target and the host? Mar 26 16:31:42 and then adjust gcc-package-runtime.inc for new package Mar 26 16:31:57 for target Mar 26 16:32:00 and nativesdk Mar 26 16:32:13 khem: ok, ill look Mar 26 16:32:16 thanks Mar 26 17:13:32 JaMa: would you accept a patch to add a kernel compiled from a git tree, if bitbake is modified to clone git repositories once and create trees for compilation using git --reference? Mar 26 17:16:17 rah: probably yes Mar 26 17:18:48 rah: or you can extend linux-yocto if you really want git recipe.. Mar 26 17:20:44 * rah is working on modifying bitbake Mar 26 18:07:47 khem: what package should headers go in? Mar 26 18:07:53 libgomp-dev? Mar 26 18:58:39 msm: yes Mar 26 19:05:59 khem: would it be OK to turn this on for all targets or should I just enable it for powerpc (when I send a patch)? Mar 26 19:08:37 msm: this is not used in embedded systems in general so I would not make it default Mar 26 19:08:48 msm: not even for ppc Mar 26 19:08:59 khem: ok Mar 26 19:09:15 msm: what you can do is proabably make it some sort of PACKAGECONFIG option if at all possible Mar 26 19:11:16 khem: ok thanks Mar 26 20:14:14 if I enable rm_work, will it clean up build directories on my next build, also for up-to-date recipes? Mar 26 20:23:33 tasslehoff, Unless changes have been made recently, I've never observed the addition of rm_work to affect recipes that do not need to be re-built. Mar 26 20:26:14 mwester: ok. I have 3 TMPDIRs now, so I figured maybe I should start saving some space :) Mar 26 22:37:28 is FEED_DEPLOYDIR_BASE_URI supported in oe-core ? Mar 26 22:37:57 setting it and doing a bitbake core-image-minimal leads to an error with core-image-minimal-1.0-r0/rootfs/etc/opkg/local-all-feed.conf: No such file or directory Mar 26 22:38:58 OK ... that was the wrong example for FEED_DEPLOYDIR_BASE_URI core-image-minimal doesn't have ROOTFs_PKGMANAGE Mar 26 22:41:53 adding package-management to EXTRA_IMAGE_FEATURES seems to solve that issue, interesting Mar 27 02:15:11 How do I handle conflicts when two packages install the same file? Or rather, is there a way I can create a package that puts in place any file I create whether it would already exist or not. I'd like to create a single overlay package that replaces key files in other packages until I have time to modify each package in turn with the changes. Mar 27 02:32:35 ok, running bitbake, eagerly consuming 2GB RAM, 2cpus, and eyeing the swap hungrily Mar 27 02:33:03 bitbake hungry! RAM om nom nom nom! **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Mar 27 02:59:57 2012