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Aug 29 06:05:25 <tasslehoff> JaMa: I'm trying to create a recipe for qtquickcontrols, and need to build with accessibility. I see some PACKAGECONFIG stuff in qtbase.inc, but don't understand how it works
Aug 29 06:30:32 <tasslehoff> PACKAGECONFIG[dbus] = "-dbus,-no-dbus,dbus"
Aug 29 06:30:50 <tasslehoff> what does that mean/do?
Aug 29 06:43:03 <tasslehoff> hmm. seems that is a question not specific to the Qt recipes
Aug 29 07:31:03 <peter82> for kernel compilation - do we use --with-neon
Aug 29 07:32:02 <silvio_l_> morning all
Aug 29 07:32:14 <peter82> -mfpu=neon and -mfloat-abi=hard
Aug 29 07:32:32 <peter82> silvio_l_: morning
Aug 29 07:34:09 <silvio_l_> hi peter82 
Aug 29 08:01:31 <JaMa> tasslehoff: https://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/poky-ref-manual/poky-ref-manual.html and search for PACKAGECONFIG
Aug 29 08:10:04 <tasslehoff> JaMa: I figured it out. pull request coming your way :)
Aug 29 08:11:12 <bluelightning> morning all
Aug 29 08:11:36 <tasslehoff> JaMa: also. the docs were good. thanks.
Aug 29 08:19:08 <ant_work> JaMa: bluelightning: I had done all sort of tests on the refreshed klibc recipe (scratch, sstate, multimachine) so yesterday I did pull
Aug 29 08:19:21 * ant_work sobs
Aug 29 08:19:57 <ant_work> JaMa: bluelightning: then I was welcomed by prserver issues and maybe broken sstate rebuilds
Aug 29 08:20:23 <ant_work> so now even the old klibc recipe is failing  (libgcc.a not found)
Aug 29 08:20:36 <ant_work> ...must have been a noghtmare isn't?
Aug 29 08:21:40 <ant_work> JaMa: any strange failure in autobuilder recently?
Aug 29 08:26:08 <JaMa> not really afaik
Aug 29 08:26:55 <JaMa> unfortunatelly I was hit by missing bc-native in last test-dependencies.sh build so it will take a bit longer again to rebuild
Aug 29 08:30:02 <JaMa> tasslehoff: review sent :)
Aug 29 08:32:27 <hrw> hi guys
Aug 29 08:32:53 <hrw> in case someone has my hrw@openembedded.org email in addressbook - please remove it
Aug 29 08:35:00 <bluelightning> hrw: never coming back? :.(
Aug 29 08:35:17 <hrw> bluelightning: no, just plan to abandon that email address
Aug 29 08:35:25 <hrw> bluelightning: only spam goes through it
Aug 29 08:35:25 <bluelightning> ok :)
Aug 29 08:35:55 <hrw> Aug 29 10:32:01 tygrysek postfix/smtpd[32730]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from mail.openembedded.org[140.211.169.62]: 450 4.1.8 <td@egpveua.com>: Sender address rejected: Domain not found; from=<td@egpveua.com> to=<marcin@juszkiewicz.com.pl> proto=ESMTP helo=<mail.openembedded.org>
Aug 29 08:36:03 <bluelightning> yeah my bluelightning.org address is 90% spam as well :(
Aug 29 08:36:34 <hrw> bluelightning: spamassasin does good work on my machine but cutting out all those emails I used years ago helps a lot
Aug 29 08:37:04 <tasslehoff> JaMa: did you see what I wrote in the commit message about disabling accessibility in qtbase not being recommended?
Aug 29 08:37:34 <tasslehoff> JaMa: I know little about it, I just noticed it in the configure script
Aug 29 08:58:16 <peter82> I wanted to know if we can use the following options while compiling the kernel: --with-neon and -mfloat-abi=hard
Aug 29 09:01:01 <thesignal> hi, how do i find out which package contains which binaries? because a script is complaining it can't find cc1plus and as
Aug 29 09:03:24 <thesignal> something like "bitbake -find " or similar
Aug 29 09:05:58 <JaMa> tasslehoff: ah right, I've overlooked it in message
Aug 29 09:21:41 <thesignal> anyone? bluelightning maybe?
Aug 29 09:22:40 <bluelightning> thesignal: where are you getting the error about not being able to find cc1plus?
Aug 29 09:23:41 <thesignal> bluelightning: in octave when i'm trying to install the sockets package. it runs mkoctfile, which is a script, and this needs g++, g++ is installed already
Aug 29 09:24:15 <thesignal> octave is running on my embedded device
Aug 29 09:25:10 <thesignal> bluelightning: i guess i'm only missing some packages
Aug 29 09:35:17 <bluelightning> thesignal: have you installed packagegroup-core-buildessential? that should bring in the compiler + basic build tools for on-target use
Aug 29 09:40:35 <thesignal> bluelightning: i cannot find packagegroup-core-buildessential. is it packagegroup-core-sdk?
Aug 29 09:41:25 <bluelightning> thesignal: which version are you using?
Aug 29 09:43:57 <thesignal> bluelightning: rev ae9dbd0e1e26ba2b35cbd08ec731aee62adedc23 or what do you mean?
Aug 29 09:45:09 <bluelightning> thesignal: ah, right, so before packagegroup-core-buildessential was added
Aug 29 09:45:24 <bluelightning> packagegroup-core-sdk might work, checking now
Aug 29 09:46:07 <thesignal> bluelightning: thanks
Aug 29 09:47:29 <bluelightning> thesignal: ok, it has a bit more in it than you probably need, but yes it should still work
Aug 29 09:48:04 <thesignal> bluelightning: perfect, thanks :)
Aug 29 09:48:41 <thesignal> bluelightning: so there is no way except using "find" and "rgrep" to find out which package contains a specific file?
Aug 29 09:49:06 <bluelightning> thesignal: well, the trouble is we often don't know exactly what will be in a package until we build it
Aug 29 09:49:50 <bluelightning> some recipes specify individual files in their FILES values when they need to, but most don't
Aug 29 09:50:49 <pb_> hi all
Aug 29 09:50:56 <thesignal> bluelightning: hm, i see. anyway it would be a great feature. 
Aug 29 09:51:25 <thesignal> i wonder how qsearch from gentoos portage-utils works
Aug 29 09:53:03 <thesignal> not qsearch, sry. equery
Aug 29 09:54:20 <bluelightning> well, there they are searching the built output AFAIK
Aug 29 09:54:43 <bluelightning> we could provide some sort of online service that would allow searching the default output from the autobuilder
Aug 29 09:55:05 <bluelightning> 90% of the time that would provide the right answer, except for the situations where your configuration is different, where it might be misleading
Aug 29 09:55:30 <thesignal> bluelightning: sounds like a good idea
Aug 29 09:55:33 <bluelightning> (autobuilder meaning the Yocto Project autobuilder, that is)
Aug 29 09:55:40 <bluelightning> (or some equivalent)
Aug 29 10:22:46 <tasslehoff> when creating patches and submitting pull requests on github, do you create branches to hack on and then delete them after the pull request is closed?
Aug 29 10:24:11 <broonie> It's a common workflow.
Aug 29 10:34:33 <tasslehoff> good. I'll do that then.
Aug 29 10:37:48 <bluelightning> if you like it's fairly easy to get access to push to the various contrib repos for this purpose
Aug 29 10:38:09 <bluelightning> access is open to anyone for use for the purpose of OE development, in particular sending of pull requests
Aug 29 10:45:50 <tasslehoff> bluelightning: then I would work on a branch in meta-qt5, and request that branch to be pulled into e.g. master?
Aug 29 10:47:59 <bluelightning> tasslehoff: well meta-qt5 is hosted on github and it kind of sounds like JaMa is using the built-in github pull request mechanism
Aug 29 10:48:21 <bluelightning> but for other layers esp OE-Core and those in meta-openembedded, my comment stands
Aug 29 10:49:15 <JaMa> tasslehoff: README says that patches should be sent to oe-devel ML, sofar I wasn't refusing github pull request mechanism but I would prefer more people seeing those patches -> oe-devel ML would be better
Aug 29 10:49:49 <tasslehoff> JaMa: noted.
Aug 29 10:50:47 <JaMa> you can use openembedded-core/scripts/create-pull-request + send-pull-request scripts to do it (but you still need your own fork on github or somewhere else for pull-url)
Aug 29 10:51:43 <tasslehoff> JaMa: how do I get the platform-plugin for egl/gles2? I (think I) have compiled qtbase with gles2 support, but I still have only minimal,offscreen and xcb.
Aug 29 10:52:08 <bluelightning> ok, noted as well
Aug 29 11:31:21 <eren> compile -> copy image -> burn image to CF -> put the image on the board -> boot
Aug 29 11:31:27 <eren> this cycle is not productive
Aug 29 11:31:54 <eren> I guess network boot would fix the problem. Are there any decent document on testing core-image-minimal with network boot option?
Aug 29 11:32:17 <eren> I don't want to use QEMU as I am testing a BSP for the board. Hence, I need a real hw
Aug 29 11:57:04 <tasslehoff> Do any DISTRO_FEATURES contain "opengl"? I can't find any, and that seems odd...
Aug 29 11:59:12 <JaMa> meta-yocto/conf/distro/poky.conf:DISTRO_FEATURES_append = " largefile opengl multiarch wayland"
Aug 29 12:04:18 <JaMa> ant_work: as you asked about weird issues, I see gcc-cross-initial failing a lot in my local builds (with different errors), this time
Aug 29 12:04:21 <JaMa> | /OE/oe-core/tmp-eglibc/work-shared/gcc-4.8.1-r0/gcc-4.8.1/gcc/bitmap.h:655:8: error: 'struct bitmap_iterator' has no member named 'bits'
Aug 29 12:10:40 <eren> I want to place a file into /etc/ax25 in one of my packages. I see the file in $WORKDIR but it isn't placed in /etc
Aug 29 12:11:13 <eren> http://dpaste.com/1359785/
Aug 29 12:11:19 <ant_work> JaMa: I had   arm-oe-linux-gnueabi-ld: cannot find libgcc.a: No such file or directory
Aug 29 12:11:33 <eren> do you se any problem with that?
Aug 29 12:15:21 <ant_work> JaMa: maybe I've found a reason in the last weeks commits
Aug 29 12:17:48 <JaMa> eren: you need to install it into $D in do_install task
Aug 29 12:18:12 <JaMa> ah I see the recipe now
Aug 29 12:18:14 <eren> oh, found typo actually
Aug 29 12:18:18 <JaMa> did you also add it in FILES_?
Aug 29 12:18:20 <eren> I forgot } at the end
Aug 29 12:18:25 <eren> bitbake didn't complain about parsing
Aug 29 12:18:34 <eren> now it's ok
Aug 29 12:18:43 <eren> should we call it a bug?
Aug 29 12:19:22 <JaMa> eren: btw dependencies test is almost finished Building recipe: xfce4-icon-theme (62/67)
Aug 29 12:19:30 <JaMa> eren: but the log won't be very good again :/
Aug 29 12:19:57 <eren> JaMa: ah no prob. As long as I can see the same error, I can look at it
Aug 29 12:21:18 <eren> and the trick was "bitbake RECIPE -c cleansstate" after the dependencies are met, right?
Aug 29 12:23:38 <JaMa> and removing tmp-eglibc
Aug 29 12:24:05 <eren> okkie
Aug 29 12:25:52 <eren> I am wondering if I should finally learn systemd and move to that
Aug 29 12:26:20 <eren> writing service nonexistent service file for daemons looks simpler
Aug 29 12:41:36 <ant_work> JaMa: working metadata was pull of oe-core + bitbake of 23.08 plus this first version patch you used
Aug 29 12:41:55 <ant_work> JaMa: then I did a pull of both yesterday evening
Aug 29 12:41:55 <tasslehoff> JaMa: have you tried compiling with gles2?
Aug 29 12:57:27 <JaMa> tasslehoff: we're building qtbase with gles2 in webos-ports
Aug 29 12:59:45 <tasslehoff> JaMa: I'm having issues compiling. I think maybe it helped to add 'opengl' to my DISTRO_FEATURES. Just adding 'gles2' to my PACKAGE_CONFIG gave a compile error.
Aug 29 13:00:49 <ndec> well, i think opengl does not relate to gles2, but only gl (not ES one). i asked similar questions yesterday, and that's what i figured out.
Aug 29 13:02:44 <bluelightning> JaMa: btw I'm adding meta-qt5 to meta-webos-ports dependencies in the layer index - it's been erroring out for a while about that
Aug 29 13:02:48 <bluelightning> JaMa: hope that's OK?
Aug 29 13:03:42 <JaMa> bluelightning: yes, sorry I forgot to update that
Aug 29 13:04:08 <tasslehoff> ndec: hm. ok. I see that webos-ports have just set PACKAGE_CONFIG_GL to gles2. 
Aug 29 13:04:15 <tasslehoff> think I got a compile error doing that
Aug 29 13:05:10 <bluelightning> JaMa: np
Aug 29 13:05:12 <JaMa> eren: http://logs.nslu2-linux.org/buildlogs/oe/oe-shr-core-branches/log.world.20130828_162655.log/ is the last log, but I won't send an e-mail because I'm going to start another build now
Aug 29 13:05:17 <ndec> JaMa: qtwebkit has DEPENDS on ruby-native, but they don't seem to be any explicit layer dependencies in layer.conf.
Aug 29 13:05:28 <ndec> dependency on meta-ruby, that is.
Aug 29 13:06:05 <JaMa> ndec: it has (at least in master)
Aug 29 13:06:41 <ndec> hmm. i don't see it.
Aug 29 13:07:42 <ndec> ah, it's in the README, but not in layer.conf.
Aug 29 13:09:27 <eren> JaMa: okkie, oh mpg123 is still failing
Aug 29 13:09:29 <eren> | /bin/sh: 1: bc: not found
Aug 29 13:09:50 <eren> oh well, that seems to be kernel issue?
Aug 29 13:10:17 <eren> NOTE: Running noexec task 2903 of 2935 (ID: 8, /home/jenkins/oe/shr-core-branches/shr-core/meta-openembedded/meta-multimedia/recipes-multimedia/mpg123/mpg123_1.15.3.bb, do_package_write)
Aug 29 13:10:33 <ant_work> eren bc dependency has been added very recently
Aug 29 13:10:36 <eren> JaMa: it seems that mpg123 has been built successfully. However, the log includes kernel build as well
Aug 29 13:10:40 <eren> http://logs.nslu2-linux.org/buildlogs/oe/oe-shr-core-branches/log.world.20130828_162655.log/min_failed/mpg123
Aug 29 13:10:51 <JaMa> eren: yes that's why I said that the log is bad
Aug 29 13:11:08 <JaMa> eren: and that's why I'm running new build again, but will take many hours..
Aug 29 13:11:15 <eren> JaMa: oh okkie :)
Aug 29 13:12:28 <ant_work> eren: ah, sorry, bc-native dep was for linux-yocto
Aug 29 13:12:30 <JaMa> eren: I've also pending fixes for some of the issues reported in this log: consolekit, xbmc, webkit-efl, qcanobserver, mousepad, numptyphysic, openmoocow
Aug 29 13:13:10 <JaMa> ant_work: it's the same, mpg123 was failing because it couldn't build kernel..
Aug 29 13:13:19 <ant_work> ok
Aug 29 13:13:22 <eren> JaMa: okkie
Aug 29 13:14:57 <bluelightning> ant_work: FYI I believe mainline 3.10+ kernels need bc as well, so technically it's not just linux-yocto
Aug 29 13:18:07 <ant_work> fwiw
Aug 29 13:18:08 <ant_work> $ equery depends bc
Aug 29 13:18:08 <ant_work> * These packages depend on bc:
Aug 29 13:18:08 <ant_work> dev-libs/openssl-0.9.8y (test ? sys-devel/bc)
Aug 29 13:18:08 <ant_work> dev-libs/openssl-1.0.1e (test ? sys-devel/bc)
Aug 29 13:18:08 <ant_work> net-print/cups-filters-1.0.29-r1 (sys-devel/bc)
Aug 29 13:18:10 <ant_work> sci-geosciences/gpsd-3.7 (test ? sys-devel/bc)
Aug 29 13:18:12 <ant_work> x11-misc/xscreensaver-5.20 (sys-devel/bc) 
Aug 29 13:19:30 <ant_work> sorry, this was outdated link
Aug 29 13:19:35 <ant_work> on my server:
Aug 29 13:19:37 <ant_work>  * These packages depend on bc:
Aug 29 13:19:37 <ant_work> dev-libs/openssl-1.0.1c (test ? sys-devel/bc)
Aug 29 13:19:37 <ant_work> sys-apps/util-linux-2.22.2 (test ? sys-devel/bc)
Aug 29 13:19:37 <ant_work> sys-kernel/gentoo-sources-3.8.13 (!build ? sys-devel/bc)
Aug 29 13:19:54 <ant_work> so it has been added as build dep
Aug 29 13:20:33 <ant_work> build dep only for kernel on my host, I can check at home whit many more sources compiled
Aug 29 13:27:47 <JaMa> bluelightning: correct
Aug 29 13:28:34 * JaMa updating qcanobserver to use qwt-6 APIs instead of qwt-5 :/
Aug 29 13:40:11 <eren> why doesn't boot-directdisk.bbclass use initrd?
Aug 29 13:40:21 <eren> it just copies kernel and syslinux, and creates /dev/sda2 parttion
Aug 29 13:40:32 <eren> it seems that this class has been written just for image-vmd.bbclass
Aug 29 13:43:44 <bluelightning> eren: I was under the impression it's a bit older than that, but I don't know the full details
Aug 29 13:44:21 <eren> what I just want basically is the boot partition with syslinux and mbr, and rootfs in /dev/sda2
Aug 29 13:45:36 <eren> image-vmdk seems to do this with overriding SYSLINUX_ROOT and inheriting "boot-directdisk"
Aug 29 13:45:52 <eren> image-vmdk then converts .hdddirect to .vmdk
Aug 29 13:47:15 <eren> huh, is there any decent way to achieve this?
Aug 29 15:13:22 <silvio_l_> interesting : packages.yoctoproject.or
Aug 29 15:13:27 <silvio_l_> interesting : packages.yoctoproject.org
Aug 29 15:44:56 <silvio_l_> someone has trouble with NTP?
Aug 29 15:53:36 <bluelightning> silvio_l_: what's the trouble?
Aug 29 15:55:40 <silvio_l_> hi bluelightning, systemctl seams load it, but then failed
Aug 29 15:56:20 <bluelightning> silvio_l_: note that our ntp recipe explicitly does not configure it to point to an NTP server, you need to do that yourself
Aug 29 15:56:49 <bluelightning> silvio_l_: since there is no one single NTP server that is appropriate for all users to use (for a real device you need to register your own pool)
Aug 29 15:57:12 <bluelightning> brb
Aug 29 16:23:41 <silvio_l_> bluelightning_, thanks, but trouble is another, time is not synch although config seams right
Aug 30 02:06:34 <kergoth> Hmm, should look into adding sublime text highlighting for bitbake files
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