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Sep 08 08:28:28 <mckoan> good morning
Sep 08 10:28:49 <pespin> Hi, link to http://patches.openembedded.org/ in https://www.openembedded.org/wiki/Patchwork seems wrong
Sep 08 10:29:05 <pespin> so I'm not sure where the patchwork instance is now.
Sep 08 10:29:30 <pespin> I actually wanted to access an even older URL in first place: https://patchwork.openembedded.org/patch/168892/
Sep 08 10:37:13 <JaMa> https://patchwork.yoctoproject.org/
Sep 08 10:46:01 <Crofton> hmm
Sep 08 10:47:53 <pespin> and of course the URL syntax changed, so how do I get info about the patch? because https://patchwork.yoctoproject.org/patch/168892/ doesn't work
Sep 08 10:52:15 <pespin> Ok fortunately I kind of remembered what the commit was about so I was able to find it in git history ;) Still, it's a pity that older patches from patchwork cannot be accessed.
Sep 08 14:23:09 <mwerezak> Hi, I was hoping someone help me with a problem I'm having. In my distro.conf I have a bunch of features removed using DISTRO_FEATURES_remove. However in my image.bb, when I change "inherit image" to "inherit core-image" (needed because I want to use the "tools-debug" image feature), suddenly bitbake starts building all of the removed features
Sep 08 14:24:03 <mwerezak> It is not clear to me why this is happening
Sep 08 14:25:43 <JaMa> mwerezak: did you check bitbake -e?
Sep 08 14:30:20 <mwerezak> I havent until now. I don't see the name of my image anywhere in the output, though
Sep 08 14:31:23 <mwerezak> i.e. the image that I changed inherit for and that I want to add "tools-debug" to
Sep 08 14:31:54 <JaMa> bitbake -e your-image and check if DISTRO_FEATURES are removed as you expect
Sep 08 14:32:21 <JaMa> I assume you're using some old relase (older than kirkstone) which used '_' instead of ':'
Sep 08 14:32:41 <mwerezak> were using dunfell
Sep 08 14:34:15 <mwerezak> we are*
Sep 08 14:50:14 <mwerezak> It looks like the features are getting removed from DISTRO_FEATURES as expected
Sep 08 14:50:54 <mwerezak> Is there a way to see where a particular package is being included from?
Sep 08 14:53:58 <mwerezak> And is there a file that defines core-image that I could look at?
Sep 08 15:23:48 <JaMa> bitbake -g
Sep 08 15:34:04 <mwerezak> Thanks!
Sep 08 16:37:13 <hrw> mwerezak: things built != things landed in image
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