**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon May 06 02:59:58 2013 May 06 03:05:26 okay, got a working rpi openbox image with a few apps and everything May 06 03:05:45 not sure about the X 3d support May 06 03:06:08 partial mesa/partial rpi-userland May 06 03:08:21 fixed the zram package and added a couple bbappends and recipes May 06 07:59:38 good morning May 06 07:59:51 morning all, hi mckoan May 06 08:33:11 morging May 06 08:37:26 hrw: sounds like a scary greeting :-D May 06 08:37:39 ops, indeed May 06 08:37:41 ;) May 06 09:31:52 good morning all May 06 09:39:18 if I want a customized configuration file in my image for e.g. ntp, what would be the proper way to do it? May 06 09:40:03 I currently have a ntp.bbappend with a do_install_append() that overwrites the default file, but it looks a bit clumsy May 06 10:34:29 Hi, Any help appreciated with building core-image-minimal for spitz, error: ' gettext_0.18.2.bb, do_compile) failed with exit code '1' ' May 06 10:35:13 bblayers.conf; http://pastebin.com/1ktExTLi May 06 10:36:31 console log; http://pastebin.com/6UYs4e3y May 06 10:36:42 error log; http://pastebin.com/Gys0wHLi May 06 10:39:36 I git pulled all the relevant directories 3 hours ago, therefore they should all be up to date May 06 10:39:52 Could it be connect to; http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.handhelds.openembedded.core/36536/match=gettext May 06 13:15:22 any clues on why I see this message: May 06 13:15:23 WARNING: No bb files matched BBFILE_PATTERN_ettus-e1xx '/home/balister/src/oe-core/meta-ettus/e100-bsp/' May 06 13:15:43 I can't see what I am doing rong when I set the var May 06 13:15:48 things seem to work anyway May 06 14:56:01 do we have any write up on how to set layer priority? May 06 15:47:04 Crofton: AFAIK http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/poky-ref-manual/poky-ref-manual.html BBFILE_PRIORITY May 06 19:39:20 hi,, anyone around with knowledge of pseudo internals? May 06 19:42:41 or to phrase it in general, the pseudo tests fails because my user account is part of the wheel/root group, is that an invalid use case in linux? May 06 20:34:01 jeroen_: that does seem iffy but doesn't your distro have sudo and more appropriate groups like cdrom, adm, ... ? May 06 20:36:54 How do I configure my distribution to use static IP addresses for the ethernet devices ? May 06 20:37:12 vmeson, jeroen_ is the guy trying to get oe (and by extension, pseudo) working on freebsd May 06 20:37:22 so wheel group is The Usual Way Of Doing Things May 06 20:37:33 vmeson: my "distro" is freebsd, where it is common, at least for me, to trusted people, to the su - group May 06 20:37:49 * Daemon404 beat jeroen_ by like 2 seconds! May 06 20:38:20 ah, I see. I've summoned the seebs (pseudo dev) but he's AFK. I bet he'll say patches welcome. :) May 06 20:38:49 Someone submitted patches to me to make FreeBSD work, but I've never had time to integrate them. May 06 20:45:42 Deamon404: I don't actually, I is at least my ussual things of doing things.. May 06 20:46:16 jeroen_: A clarification may be in order. May 06 20:46:18 i think that sentence broke my parser... May 06 20:46:21 Is your account listed in wheel: in /usr/group, or is its group "wheel" in /etc/passwd? May 06 20:46:30 The former case should be fine, the latter might not. May 06 20:48:28 Deamon404: sorry meshed up, having super user privileges comes with a responsibility, like logging out.. May 06 20:49:17 Deamon404: but anyway, not my problem at the moment May 06 20:51:45 the test script says gid == 0 is not good in a non pseudo environment, trying to find a good test for that, since it is fine in my case.. May 06 20:52:47 On my *BSD systems, usually, my account is not gid=0, it's just listed in wheel in /etc/groups, so it's in the groups list, but it's not my actual gid. May 06 20:53:28 I am reluctant to change that test, partially because we need a way to distinguish whether it's working or not, so it HAS to be a different group. May 06 20:53:46 Partially just because as a security philosophy thing, even an admin account shouldn't be using gid=0 for its own files, usually. May 06 20:55:22 jeroen_: what version of freebsd are you using? Is gcc or clang the default compiler? May 06 20:55:35 no release version uses clang btw May 06 20:55:37 only trunk May 06 20:56:02 I see. May 06 20:57:53 I am at 9.1-RELEASE-p3 May 06 20:58:32 gcc version is not that important, since oe will build its own May 06 21:00:20 It is only the pre bootstrap things which matter, which shouldn't be s many, until I found pseudo is hacking libc calls... May 06 21:02:05 seebs: can you exec: id -g on such a host? May 06 21:02:20 I don't have one up right now, I don't think. May 06 21:02:42 My main remaining BSD-like stuff is OS X, where id -g on an admin account says 20. May 06 21:02:49 But then, they use gid 80 for sudo access, I think. May 06 21:03:31 Porting pseudo to freebsd in general would be non-trivial. May 06 21:03:55 And while I like the idea, I am thinking that I am unlikely to get management buy-in for spending work time on it. May 06 21:04:16 Oh, hey. There we go, I do have a FreeBSD box. May 06 21:04:24 $ id -g May 06 21:04:26 1001 May 06 21:04:28 $ id May 06 21:04:30 uid=1001(seebs) gid=1001(seebs) groups=1001(seebs),0(wheel),5(operator),1017(seebsnet),10031(l2p) May 06 21:04:52 seebs: don't worry, this is just for fun. May 06 21:05:36 seebs: that is a mac? or freebsd box? May 06 21:05:42 Anyway, it's known to be hard, yes we have to hack libc calls. Note also that if the system has static binaries, it may be very hard to get them to work. For "very hard" read "impossible" in practice. May 06 21:05:48 That's a FreeBSD box. May 06 21:05:50 9.0-RELEASE-p3. May 06 21:06:00 Default configuration, pretty much. Made an account, added it to wheel. May 06 21:07:11 can out grep -e wheel /etc/groups or something the like May 06 21:08:07 I have this, "wheel:*:0:root" May 06 21:12:07 let's have fun, despite the tests failing, lets see if it can build something May 06 22:18:55 I noticed there are recipes for gcc 4.7 and 4.8 in dylan. in 4.8, a new switch for the marvell PJ4 architecture (-march=marvell-pj4) was added. it uses the armv7a instruction set, but iwmmxt instead of neon. May 06 22:19:33 is there a way to set the TUNE_CCARGS depending on the gcc version that is used? also, who defines which version to use? May 06 22:42:56 working in oe-classic. I can "bitbake dbus-1.4.0+gitr0+a96fcb19d1e359207cbda355774851ab1bbbb81d-r21.0" just fine. However, when I "bitbake dbus", it builds dbus-1.2.24-r21.1 How do I figure out why it chose that one and not the other one **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue May 07 02:59:59 2013