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Apr 08 05:19:50 <koen> tlwoerner: thanks! hopefully I'll remember it today :)
Apr 08 07:29:10 <mckoan|away> IMBA
Apr 08 07:29:17 <mckoan> good morning
Apr 08 08:30:45 <kroon> morning
Apr 08 08:37:12 <mckoan> kroon: hello
Apr 08 08:37:30 <bluelightning> morning mckoan, kroon, all
Apr 08 08:46:56 <mckoan> hi bluelightning 
Apr 08 09:59:24 <milan__1>  Hi All,  For library libQtGui  I am getting errors like : "No vtable found in library for _Z33QAccessibleBridgeFactoryInterface" & "Did not find expected RTTI symbol _ZTI33QAccessibleBridgeFactoryInterface". Any one aware of what should have caused this ?
Apr 08 09:59:44 <milan__1> Any config options to be included in the recipe?
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Apr 08 15:45:25 <koen> tsc meeting today?
Apr 08 15:45:45 <bluelightning> koen: that was last week...
Apr 08 15:45:56 <koen> hmmm
Apr 08 15:45:57 <bluelightning> first tuesday of the month
Apr 08 15:46:10 <koen> need to update the calender I guess
Apr 08 16:00:58 <kroon> just venting my head, would it make sense to use reference sigdiffs for recipes/tasks in order to unit-test bitbake ?
Apr 08 16:48:39 <WarheadsSE> Anyone here @ FTF ??
Apr 08 16:49:04 <tlwoerner> WarheadsSE: i think otavio is there
Apr 08 16:49:21 <WarheadsSE> I know he is, actually
Apr 08 16:49:28 <WarheadsSE> have not bumped into him yet though
Apr 08 16:50:08 <tlwoerner> how are things at FTF?
Apr 08 16:52:13 <WarheadsSE> wifi interference hell, as always
Apr 08 16:52:21 <WarheadsSE> sessions start in ~ 10m
Apr 08 16:52:28 <WarheadsSE> had the morning setting up my display
Apr 08 16:53:20 <WarheadsSE> had to come out far enough to eat lunch, and use my cell phone to tether a decent connection
Apr 08 16:53:30 <WarheadsSE> So interesting sessions though
Apr 08 16:54:08 <tlwoerner> hopefully the wifi will get better
Apr 08 16:54:50 <WarheadsSE> not likely, it might not be as bad off the tech show floor
Apr 08 16:55:01 <WarheadsSE> but on the show floor, horrible.
Apr 08 16:55:07 <WarheadsSE> At least 40 AP's in there
Apr 08 16:55:22 <tlwoerner> is FTF more like a trade show than a tech conference?
Apr 08 16:55:46 <WarheadsSE> its kinda both
Apr 08 16:56:10 <WarheadsSE> But I would say it leans to the trade side
Apr 08 16:56:53 <tlwoerner> WarheadsSE: i'm rather interested in using docker as part of my OE builds, do you have any write-ups or blog posts discussing how you use it?
Apr 08 16:59:12 <WarheadsSE> tlwoerner: https://bitbucket.org/WarheadsSE/dockbake
Apr 08 17:00:04 <tlwoerner> excellent! thank you :-)
Apr 08 17:01:25 <WarheadsSE> np. thats what I made & use here for distribution building, split testing, etc here.
Apr 08 17:01:33 <WarheadsSE> I have moved all my developers to using that.
Apr 08 17:01:54 <WarheadsSE> no more "wtf" configurations
Apr 08 17:03:30 <WarheadsSE> have to run
Apr 08 17:03:35 <tlwoerner> ok, thanks
Apr 08 17:40:20 <Crofton> ah FTF is the freescale thing?
Apr 08 17:51:48 <kroon> bluelightning, hey, thanks for the bitbake fixes
Apr 08 17:52:03 <tlwoerner> Crofton: yes
Apr 08 17:53:40 <Crofton> I wonder how much OE/Yocto content there is?
Apr 08 17:54:01 <bluelightning> kroon: np... I'm just surprised we didn't notice those issues earlier; I guess we don't use wildcards that often
Apr 08 17:54:38 <WarheadsSE> Crofton: yup
Apr 08 17:54:43 <kergoth> i think most often we just grab a directory full of files rather than the files under the dir directly
Apr 08 17:54:58 <WarheadsSE> finally some down time, been running since 6AM (its now 1PM local)
Apr 08 17:55:27 <tlwoerner> Crofton: http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/overview.jsp?code=FTF_AMERICAS_HOME&cid=ps97nl1e9g&gclid=CPXGpPW60b0CFcURMwod8VUA9w
Apr 08 17:58:00 <Crofton> hmm, where does the DEPEND line go in a recipe
Apr 08 17:58:46 <Crofton> I decree before the PACKAGECONFIG entries :)
Apr 08 17:59:17 <bluelightning> I usually put it just after the initial set of meta fields (SUMMARY, DESCRIPTION, LICENSE etc.)
Apr 08 17:59:33 <Crofton> yeah
Apr 08 17:59:38 <Crofton> https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/10324
Apr 08 17:59:42 <Crofton> amusing
Apr 08 17:59:50 <Crofton> trying to educate myself on libcap 
Apr 08 18:00:24 <koen> regular or -ng?
Apr 08 18:00:52 <koen> in general using libcap is a good thing
Apr 08 18:02:22 <koen> there's an issue with CAP_MAX being tied to the linux-libc-headers version and not liking it when you run a different kernel
Apr 08 18:02:59 <koen> I know systemd fixed their libcap usage after I reported it, not sure if it's fixed in libcap itself as well
Apr 08 18:05:31 <WarheadsSE> thats a very old bug Crofton 
Apr 08 18:07:07 <koen> the default ntp.conf is also neolithic
Apr 08 18:07:16 <koen> my ISP kicked me off the internet because of it
Apr 08 18:07:47 <koen> configuring it to only serve time, not system info would be a nice patch
Apr 08 18:54:50 <Crofton> step one is remove the annoying start up fail
Apr 08 20:19:03 <Crofton> I suppose if I read the bibtake docs, it will explain user/pw for a github repo?
Apr 08 20:19:06 <Crofton> lets find out
Apr 08 20:23:12 <Crofton> not easily
Apr 08 20:24:12 <kergoth> Crofton: you have a few options. you can put an ssh url in the recipe directly, you can put an https url in the recipe and set up a user/pass in ~/.netrc, or you can put an https url in the recipe and use a url replacmeent to really use ssh in .gitconfig
Apr 08 20:24:37 <Crofton> yeah
Apr 08 20:25:00 <Crofton> I need to make a bbappend to build from internal uhd git repo for new product testing
Apr 08 20:26:29 <kergoth> personally i use https urls int he repositories and tell the engineers to either use a netrc (assuming they aren't using 2-factor auth) or a .gitconfig url replacement to make it use ssh
Apr 08 20:26:36 <kergoth> s/int he repositories/in the recipes/
Apr 08 20:29:32 <Crofton> I thought the Yocto Project was supposed to make all this easy
Apr 08 20:29:47 * Crofton goes to add an agenda item for OEDAM
Apr 08 20:29:55 <kergoth> it has nothing to do with yocto, you can't wget a file from a private github repo trivially either :)
Apr 08 20:30:02 <Crofton> The Yocto Project make embedded development easy
Apr 08 20:30:15 <Crofton>  * where are we faililng :)
Apr 08 20:31:03 <Crofton> this is a general question 
Apr 08 20:51:45 <tastycactus> So I pulled in a recipe update that updated the SRCREV of my kernel recipe, but when I do "bitbake virtual/kernel" it doesn't build the new version.
Apr 08 20:52:44 <tastycactus> I did a "bitbake -c clean virtual/kernel" but when I rebuilt it it didn't recompile and I still ended up with the old version (presumably from sstate-cache?)
Apr 08 20:54:10 <tastycactus> Shouldn't doing a clean result in re-fetching and re-compiling on the next "bitbake virtual/kernel"?
Apr 08 21:32:47 <kroon> tastycactus, it should, yes..
Apr 08 21:34:37 <tastycactus> kroon, my primary issue seems to be that my kernel recipe wasn't using SRCPV in PV..
Apr 08 21:36:48 <tastycactus> But it does still seem weird that the git/ directory under tmp/work was empty after the clean and bitbake didn't re-fetch and re-compile
Apr 08 21:42:40 <Crofton> JaMaAway, did my swig patch go through
Apr 08 21:45:10 <kroon> tastycactus, you need to do -c cleansstate to remove cached stuff, so that it would recompile
Apr 08 21:49:16 <tastycactus> kroon, ok, thanks that's good to know.  I would have thought that a clean removes cached stuff.  When would you want to clean out the src files but not the object files?
Apr 08 22:05:04 <kroon> tastycactus, why keep the src around wen you have the finished result already :)
Apr 09 00:18:05 <Crofton> kergoth, http://www.wsls.com/story/25188839/85-percent-of-meth-busts-statewide-are-in-southwest-virginia#.U0SL4aDkk4o.twitter
Apr 09 01:37:33 <nerdboy> u-boot-spl.bin ?  ti-staging u-boot builds an bonus bin
Apr 09 01:37:48 <nerdboy> s/an/a/
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