**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon May 11 02:59:57 2020 May 11 05:49:02 oh I have done that more than once myself :) May 11 06:02:51 That's why in the meantime our admins don't use the first few gigs of a storage device but leave them empty. ;-) May 11 06:05:43 khem, ping May 11 06:06:24 khem, you're gcc10 patch in master-next, is that change in icu intentional ? May 11 18:11:17 linux-yocto supports kernel config fragments, right? how do I know that it actually worked/was taken when I add a fragment? May 11 18:11:40 current situation: I enabled something but it does not work and I am not sure if it was enabled for real or if I have a problem elsewhere May 11 18:20:05 wow finally May 11 18:20:29 klippy talks to my printer May 11 18:21:07 I guess now comes the hardest part - printer config May 11 18:21:29 LCD also works May 11 18:26:26 oops, wrong channel :) May 11 18:26:28 sorry May 11 18:27:36 although, if anyone is interestd, I was working on an image containing klipper 3d printing firmware + octoprint, their stock way is to go with raspi + manual installation steps, I figured I don't want to be limited to any particular hardware May 11 18:57:59 o debian buster 10.4 breaks dunfell compilation, its 4.19.118 kernel headers don't work with qemu-system-native due to a linux/swab.h issue that was added in 4.19.116 and fixed in 4.19.120... May 11 18:58:31 zeddii: any thoughts on how to handle this? May 11 19:00:04 I think qemu could be patched to work around it, but seems suboptimal, tbh May 11 19:01:11 I have my v4.19 branches on v4.19.115 at the moment. if only fixing it for linux-yocto is an option, I’m doing my ~2month update of the older -stable kernels now, I can bump though the fix easily enough. May 11 19:01:31 oh. headers. May 11 19:01:32 hmm. May 11 19:01:41 it's actually the -native that's the problem May 11 19:01:47 yah. May 11 19:02:58 see commit a52262b in linux-4.19.y, fixes breakage from 9af535dc01 (d5767057c9a in mainline) May 11 19:03:03 and it’s pulling the host headers for the build, or is it hitting our headers ? May 11 19:03:12 it's pulling host May 11 19:03:36 yah. I’ve just whacked the package with a hammer to work around those in the past. May 11 19:03:46 qemu defines BITS_PER_LONG (poorly) May 11 19:04:17 might be an issue with a 5.6 host as well based on tag --contains May 11 19:04:25 I’ve had run ins with swab.h when working through headers + musl + couple packages in the past. May 11 19:05:13 I guess my question is whether to worry about it or not. If debian bump their kernel to latest, it'll go away May 11 19:05:18 tjat May 11 19:05:29 that’s what I was wondering, when their next bump is. May 11 19:05:52 10.4 with this bump came out Friday, I think? May 11 19:06:43 I have a backup with 10.3, so I can live with that, but I could see this maybe biting others if debian take particularly long to update to 4.19.120... May 11 19:09:01 yah. I’d experiment with carrying a package local swab.h if it became a bigger issue. May 11 19:18:07 zeddii: kind of hard for me to have a lot of faith in debian reproducibility when AFAICT qemu wouldn't build on it atm, I don't see a patch for that in their bit list ;) May 11 19:18:20 err, big list May 11 19:21:57 indeed. May 12 00:20:23 Jin^eLD: I'd be happy to take updates for meta-maker. May 12 00:37:33 moto-timo: OK, then I should probably submit you the updated octoprint version, was one hell of dependency mess **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue May 12 03:00:16 2020