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Jul 18 08:03:37 <silvio> hi all
Jul 18 08:04:22 <bluelightning> morning silvio, all
Jul 18 08:05:12 <JaMa> moin
Jul 18 08:05:54 <silvio> morning bluelightning
Jul 18 08:10:00 <Noor> hi all
Jul 18 08:10:08 <bluelightning> hi Noor
Jul 18 08:10:25 <Noor> I am facing a compilation issue in libffi with gcc 4.6.3 on MIPS
Jul 18 08:10:43 <Noor> hi bluelightning
Jul 18 08:11:23 <Noor> the problem is there are couple of assembly files in libffi under mips named n32.s and o32.s
Jul 18 08:11:47 <Noor> these files have some exception handling code written in assembly
Jul 18 08:12:11 <Noor> the new compiler has change the stack unwinding frame structure
Jul 18 08:12:36 <Noor> so I get error when I compile libffi with gcc 4.6.3
Jul 18 08:13:23 <Noor> the error is like this "mips-linux-gnu/bin/ld: compact frame descritions incompatible with DWARF2 .eh_frame from src/mips/.libs/o32.o"
Jul 18 08:14:30 <Noor> can I get any help ..... libffi is coming via glib-2.0 
Jul 18 08:15:44 <Noor> I was thinking to somehow configure glibc-2.0 or the packages that are dependent on glib-2.0 but I think glib-2.0 is not configurable for avahi, ofono, cairo, udev and manymore
Jul 18 08:16:17 <Noor> so kind of stuck on building my MIPS BSP using gcc 4.6.3
Jul 18 08:16:19 <Noor> :(
Jul 18 08:16:57 <roric> Hi
Jul 18 08:17:53 <roric> The subversion version oe-core is using is not downloadable anymore, at least not from where the recipe says...
Jul 18 08:20:32 <JaMa> roric: you can download it manually from http://archive.apache.org/dist/subversion/
Jul 18 08:20:37 <JaMa> roric: or update to latest 1.7.5
Jul 18 08:21:07 <roric> JaMa, and actually one of the apache mirrors still had it
Jul 18 08:21:20 <roric> but at http://www.apache.org/dist/subversion/ only 1.7.3 and up is downloadable
Jul 18 08:21:25 <JaMa> archive has all versions..
Jul 18 08:22:05 <roric> JaMa, aah. Maybe the recipe should be updated to use archive? Because fetching failed once for me..
Jul 18 08:23:44 <JaMa> yes and upgraded to 1.7.5
Jul 18 08:24:18 <JaMa> but archive mirror is a bit slower.. that's why it's not default location
Jul 18 08:29:57 <roric> JaMa, I see :)
Jul 18 15:52:28 <spacecolonyone> Hey guys I need to edit the defconfig for a kernel build, looking on the mailing list points me to e.g. meta-ti/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-mainline-3.2/beagleboard/defconfig, but the file shouts not to edit as it is automatically generated. Where in OE does this happen? is there a defconfig recipe I need to edit and add to my overlay? 
Jul 18 16:46:36 <mr_science> kinda like arguing with myself...
Jul 18 18:25:57 <blindvt> khem, heh. What do you mean by "I have been meaning to remove this patch"? This 3-liner held true to be a win for more than 5 years for sensible code :P
Jul 18 18:29:01 <blindvt> but anyway, i'm glad that apparently there nowadays are a handful of folks that have the luxury to have someone pay them to spend time on and DTRT WRT size-awareness
Jul 18 18:55:47 <mickey_> florian:  denix Crofton: do we have a meeting tonite?
Jul 18 18:56:27 <florian> mickey_: my laptop says "yes" :)
Jul 18 18:56:49 <mickey_> mine as well, that's why i'm here ;)
Jul 18 18:59:13 <florian> :-)
Jul 18 19:55:48 <khem> blindvt: I meant with 4.7
Jul 18 19:56:02 <khem> blindvt: since I did not see much point 
Jul 18 20:02:18 <otavio> Do someone know why busybox doesn't allow use of '. foo' or 'source foo' and requires '. ./foo' ?
Jul 18 20:09:07 <bluelightning> otavio: well, source is bash-specific AIUI
Jul 18 20:09:38 <bluelightning> I wasn't aware that . foo was legal unless . was in PATH
Jul 18 20:12:47 <otavio> bluelightning: well, it ought to work
Jul 18 20:12:56 <otavio> bluelightning: as . is to source a file
Jul 18 20:13:00 <otavio> not to run it
Jul 18 20:13:11 <bluelightning> sourcing a file is as good as running it
Jul 18 20:13:18 <bluelightning> in fact it could be worse
Jul 18 20:13:26 <bluelightning> as it might trash your environment
Jul 18 20:14:10 <otavio> bluelightning: so you think it is right?
Jul 18 20:14:56 <bluelightning> otavio: I think that you probably expect too much of busybox, it's not meant to be a complete bash-alike
Jul 18 20:17:37 <khem> otavio: add . to your PATH
Jul 18 20:17:44 <khem> bad thing btw.
Jul 18 20:18:00 <khem> bluelightning: dash has same behavior
Jul 18 20:18:30 <bluelightning> khem: right, so it's likely posix standard to behave that way
Jul 18 20:19:24 <azert> Helll
Jul 18 20:19:26 <khem> yes it is
Jul 18 20:19:35 <azert> hello
Jul 18 20:19:53 <otavio> right
Jul 18 20:19:55 <otavio> :-)
Jul 18 20:20:52 <khem> bash has spoilt us
Jul 18 20:21:13 <khem> anyone using repo here 
Jul 18 20:23:29 <broonie> yes
Jul 18 20:23:57 <khem> broonie: cool so I set up a manifest git repo
Jul 18 20:24:07 <khem> and now its sitting there when I try to init a repo 
Jul 18 20:24:12 <khem> dont know whats going on
Jul 18 20:24:20 <broonie> Are you sure it's just not being slow? It can be when starting up
Jul 18 20:24:21 <khem> I also tried to use an existing repo
Jul 18 20:24:28 <khem> really ?
Jul 18 20:24:42 <khem> is there some verbose option for impatients 
Jul 18 20:25:03 <broonie> If you've got a big Android thing it can think for what seems like a while (not excessively, but it looks a bit liek it's hung)
Jul 18 20:25:12 <khem> these are relatively small projects 
Jul 18 20:25:23 <khem> its not android
Jul 18 20:25:36 <khem> https://github.com/couchbaselabs/couchbase-example-manifest
Jul 18 20:25:39 <khem> is what I am trying 
Jul 18 20:25:51 <otavio> khem: i am using it too
Jul 18 20:26:07 <broonie> netstat is often helpful.
Jul 18 20:26:07 <khem> eventually I want to set up my own repo for some cluster of projects 
Jul 18 20:26:12 <khem> but I need something working 
Jul 18 20:26:15 <khem> to model on
Jul 18 20:26:40 <khem> /bin/repo/repo init -u https://github.com/couchbaselabs/couchbase-example-manifest.git
Jul 18 20:26:45 <khem> doesnt seem to work
Jul 18 20:26:54 <otavio> khem: you can look at the fsl-community-bsp; we've been using it
Jul 18 20:27:18 <otavio> khem: https://github.com/Freescale/fsl-community-bsp-platform
Jul 18 20:27:27 <otavio> khem: works fine
Jul 18 20:27:51 <broonie> khem: Works for me too
Jul 18 20:27:58 <khem> otavio: ah thats what I need
Jul 18 20:28:05 <otavio> khem: :)
Jul 18 20:28:06 * khem hands an eBeer to otavio 
Jul 18 20:28:19 * otavio eDrink it
Jul 18 20:28:20 <otavio> ;-)
Jul 18 20:28:45 <khem> now you need to take eLeak too ;)
Jul 18 20:29:11 <otavio> khem: it is way easier to users to use repo then regular multiple clones for getting OE-Core working
Jul 18 20:30:16 <khem> otavio: yes
Jul 18 20:30:19 <khem> I figured
Jul 18 20:30:58 <otavio> khem: I need to figure out a way to easy bblayers and local.conf sync for users ... but it will be done later
Jul 18 20:32:02 <khem> otavio: it works thanks man
Jul 18 20:34:11 <otavio> khem: you're welcome
Jul 18 20:34:31 <otavio> khem: I'm glad to have helped you once ;-) you did it for me many times :-D
Jul 18 20:44:44 <azert> hi 
Jul 18 20:45:01 <azert> i m looking something for my archos home 7 hT 
Jul 18 20:45:19 <azert> what i can do  ? 
Jul 18 20:50:30 <khem> otavio: btw. my repo only have ssh access 
Jul 18 20:50:46 <khem> means a@b.com:/path/to/project
Jul 18 20:50:58 <otavio> khem: ah right
Jul 18 20:50:58 <khem> otavio: how do I express it in manifest xml
Jul 18 20:51:26 <broonie> khem: Just use normal SSH URLs.
Jul 18 20:51:34 <broonie> khem: Leave off the username
Jul 18 20:51:50 <broonie> (unless it's the same for everyone)
Jul 18 20:51:58 <khem> its same for all
Jul 18 20:52:10 <khem> where is it specified 'name' ?
Jul 18 20:52:15 <broonie> name?
Jul 18 20:52:57 <khem> broonie: translating above fetch url into repo 
Jul 18 20:53:27 <broonie> Just specify it as the URL for the manifest like any other URL?
Jul 18 20:54:22 <broonie> Or it'll DTRT if the base is the same as is used for the initial fetch
Jul 18 20:55:13 <khem> its prepending name to it
Jul 18 20:58:36 <broonie> Oh, there's some config option you can override that with.
Jul 18 20:59:24 <khem> broonie: is there a doc on repo xml format somewhre
Jul 18 20:59:36 <broonie> No, and that's done per user normally.
Jul 18 20:59:44 <broonie> it expects to be used with gerrit
Jul 18 21:00:01 <otavio> khem: on remote
Jul 18 21:00:25 <khem> http://git-repo.googlecode.com/git-history/v1.8.1/docs/manifest-format.txt
Jul 18 21:06:26 <otavio> khem: repo help manifest
Jul 18 21:06:42 <otavio> khem: it gives you a local help and it does has the manifest specification there
Jul 18 21:07:12 <otavio> khem: to be honest it seems too simply; i bet there're some hidden features there, but enough for most use cases
Jul 18 21:33:07 <msm> has anyone ever thought of using bitbake to do tests for a device? as in a DUT
Jul 18 21:56:53 <otavio> msm: I'd personally use buildbot for it. It seems easier to hack and you can integrate easily using clients on the desired boards
Jul 18 22:14:59 <msm> otavio: well i was thinking from the test interdependency nature of things
Jul 19 02:14:47 <Prowell> So what exactly is on topic for this channel?  Usage of OE, or strictly modification of it?
Jul 19 02:16:30 <kergoth> technically this is the developer lounge, so concerns more assistance with development work on/with it than using it, but there's the occasional beginner question
Jul 19 02:20:14 <Prowell> unfortunately, you have to start somewhere, and haven't found much for beginners.  Is oe-made-easy supported?  I had to edit the self.build before it would work.
Jul 19 02:22:14 <kergoth> i have no idea what 'the self.build' even is
Jul 19 02:22:20 <kergoth> or 'oe-made-easy'
Jul 19 02:22:38 <kergoth> i'd recommend looking into either angstrom or poky (see yoctoproject.org)
Jul 19 02:22:49 <kergoth> both provide accessible means of getting started with current oe/yocto content
Jul 19 02:23:02 <kergoth> http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/
Jul 19 02:43:28 <Prowell> thank you kergoth.
Jul 19 02:43:53 <Prowell> http://www.openembedded.org/wiki/Getting_started  may need some care.  It's scary (esp after coming here)
Jul 19 02:54:58 <xxiao_> test
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