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Oct 02 05:53:36 <tasslehoff> is there a file/folder where I can see what versions of different packages have been put into my rootfs?
Oct 02 06:12:42 <erbo> tasslehoff: look at buildhistory, https://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/poky-ref-manual/poky-ref-manual.html#enabling-and-disabling-build-history
Oct 02 06:13:07 <erbo> tasslehoff: I think section 2.4.2.3 is just want you want
Oct 02 06:13:33 <tasslehoff> erbo: thanks
Oct 02 08:34:56 <tasslehoff> in light of my recent woes I think that the systemd-recipe should in some way check if the kernel version is recent enough
Oct 02 08:35:01 <tasslehoff> no idea how ..
Oct 02 09:35:47 <woglinde> hm hm
Oct 02 13:32:59 <ant_work> florian: gowiki has been hijacked and pages removed
Oct 02 13:33:23 <ant_work> florian: there is the diff history happily
Oct 02 13:48:03 <florian> ant_work: ouch :-(
Oct 02 13:48:44 <florian> ant_work: We *really* need to find someone with a little bit of free time to look after all this administrative stuff.
Oct 02 13:49:03 <JaMa> florian: and for xserver-common patches :)
Oct 02 13:49:14 <florian> yeah indeed
Oct 02 13:49:19 <ant_work> heh
Oct 02 13:54:51 <tlwoerner> unfortunately tasslehoff is not in this channel anymore, but for anyone listening, another way to get the list of pacakges/versions installed to a device would be:
Oct 02 13:55:15 <tlwoerner> $ tmp/sysroots/x86_64-linux/usr/bin/opkg-cl -o tmp/work/qemuarm-poky-linux-gnueabi/core-image-minimal/1.0-r0/rootfs list
Oct 02 13:55:27 <tlwoerner> obviously you'd have to replace machines and images as necessary
Oct 02 13:56:11 <tlwoerner> and this requires "package-management" to be included in EXTRA_IMAGE_FEATURES (i'm pretty sure)
Oct 02 14:39:22 <pb_> hi all
Oct 02 14:44:34 <woglinde> hi pb
Oct 02 22:55:52 <crunchex> Does core-image-minimal for beaglebone black support serial UART out of the box?
Oct 02 23:10:49 <mr_science> crunchex: are you saying your inittab doesn't have the right device enabled?
Oct 03 00:13:42 <crunchex> mr_science: I'm getting garbage data through the serial port and I was wondering whether I had to make any changes to the device tree when building the image
Oct 03 00:14:16 <mr_science> have you verified the port settings on both sides?
Oct 03 00:14:44 <mr_science> garbage data is easy to generate if something is off by a little
Oct 03 00:15:09 <crunchex> I'm not sure how I can check it on the beaglebone side without being able to look at it through the terminal
Oct 03 00:15:19 <crunchex> Is there something I can check in the OE config?
Oct 03 00:16:12 <mr_science> look in the inittab file in the recipe tree
Oct 03 00:19:35 <mr_science> i have an hour drive home so i'll check back then...
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