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Apr 09 03:01:24 <khem> denix: https://github.com/YoeDistro/meta-yoe/pull/62/commits/48343d942f6df0ce869fd188dce9ba999eb4526e ti kernel also needs adding the fragment to KERNEL_CONFIG_FRAGMENTS
Apr 09 10:04:46 <x7777> Hi guys. Im building poky 3.0.2 with meta-raspberrypi and targetting raspberrypi4-64. Any idea why my TARGET_FPU is empty? Machine raspberrypi4-64 uses tune-cortexa72 from OE. If I understood correctly, cortex-a72 should have vfpv4 support.
Apr 09 13:37:35 <JPEW> tlwoerner: I would like to bump the kernel recipes in meta-rockchip, but I'm not sure on your naming
Apr 09 13:37:53 <tlwoerner> JPEW: i follow the naming on kernel.org
Apr 09 13:38:31 <JPEW> tlwoerner: hmm
Apr 09 13:38:42 <JPEW> So the 5.6.3 would be linux-maineline?
Apr 09 13:38:52 <JPEW> s/maineline/mainline/
Apr 09 13:43:06 <tlwoerner> JPEW: looks like we're in a strange period, mainline usually tracks an "-rc" kernel
Apr 09 13:43:19 <tlwoerner> in any case 5.6 would be mainline, the master branch
Apr 09 13:43:31 <tlwoerner> 5.6.3 is stable, i.e. the linux-5.6.y branch
Apr 09 13:44:31 <tlwoerner> master is 66 commits ahead of linux-5.6.y
Apr 09 13:47:33 <JPEW> tlwoerner: Thats slightly annoying because I want 5.6.3 for the tinkerboard (perf build is broken)
Apr 09 13:47:53 <JPEW> And probably all the other boards using linux-stable
Apr 09 13:48:15 <tlwoerner> perf regularly floats between working and broken :-/
Apr 09 13:48:55 <JPEW> tlwoerner: Indeed. Doens't compile with the latest binutils
Apr 09 13:49:10 <JPEW> I can try pulling up the stable to the latest point release I guess
Apr 09 13:49:52 <JPEW> But I don't want to change the tinkerboard to pull linux-mainline, because I don't want it to get new unreleased versions
Apr 09 13:50:10 <JPEW> Hence my problem :)
Apr 09 14:12:50 <JPEW> tlwoerner: Ah, sorry, it might not be a problem. I forgot I have a local linux-stable recipe :(
Apr 09 14:13:22 <JPEW> We really need some shared place for all these generic upstream kernels...
Apr 09 14:18:50 <tlwoerner> hahahha!
Apr 09 14:19:08 <tlwoerner> i've only been saying that for *years*
Apr 09 14:21:27 * tlwoerner plays the long game
Apr 09 14:35:41 <smurray> heh, +1^100, a simple linux-stable recipe would be handy
Apr 09 15:01:53 <Crofton|road> meta-kernels
Apr 09 15:20:15 <paulbarker> I already created https://gitlab.com/openembedded/community/meta-mainline
Apr 09 15:20:31 <paulbarker> Between illness and busyness it's ended up on the backburner though
Apr 09 15:23:12 <zeddii> out of curiosity. what do folks actually think is extra in the linux-yocto references ?
Apr 09 15:25:04 <zeddii> actually. never mind. I'm actually happier in ignorance. :D
Apr 09 15:25:55 <JPEW> zeddii: I'm personally not sure... it's been on my TODO list to ask what it would take to get support for things like tinkerboard and such in linux-yocto
Apr 09 15:25:57 <paulbarker> zeddii: For local stuff I want to point a recipe at a linux-stable branch with AUTOREV and just follow whatever gregkh releases
Apr 09 15:26:13 <zeddii> dude. that's what linux-yocto does
Apr 09 15:27:07 <zeddii> but again, I shouldnt' have asked. since I don't have time to discuss now. as everyone was!
Apr 09 15:28:07 * paulbarker shuts up
Apr 09 15:50:30 <khem> JPEW: I am guessing you are seeing bfd errors with perf ? if so then just backport the fix like https://github.com/agherzan/meta-raspberrypi/blob/master/recipes-kernel/linux/files/0001-perf-Make-perf-able-to-build-with-latest-libbfd.patch
Apr 09 15:52:07 <JPEW> khem: That's correct
Apr 09 15:52:44 <JPEW> khem: I'm pulling the vanilla kernel, so it was just as easy to update my recipe to point to the newer version :)
Apr 09 15:52:57 <khem> updating to latest release is always good regardless but say if this was the only reason then you have a smaller fix
Apr 09 15:53:14 <khem> sure 
Apr 09 15:53:32 <khem> zeddii: I need Timmys
Apr 09 16:32:47 <smurray> denix: I'm trying to build the dra7xx-evm (Vayu) AGL image using meta-ti master, and the ti-ipc-rtos recipe seems to go off into never never land in do_compile running xdc.  Is that expect to just take forever, or am I stumbling over an issue?
Apr 09 16:36:42 <smurray> denix: ah, just finished, but took 36 minutes and completely serialized my build during that.  Is that normal?  
Apr 09 18:21:49 <tlwoerner> i guess i'm not reading/understanding linux-yocto properly then. it looks to me like linux-yocto is at 5.4? what about 5.5 or 5.6? wanting to "play" with panfrost, these differences are significant
Apr 09 18:46:33 <zeddii> that's linux-yocto-dev, where its always been.
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