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Oct 06 09:19:57 <Payam> Hi
Oct 06 09:20:06 <Payam> what are the most popular automotive linux distros?
Oct 06 09:20:18 <Payam> except AGL
Oct 06 09:30:58 <JaMa> webOS-Auto :)
Oct 06 09:33:54 <ptsneves> JaMa: really?
Oct 06 09:34:38 <ptsneves> i have seen Elektrobit and Windriver stuff
Oct 06 11:47:18 <Payam> ptsneves, how was your experience?
Oct 06 11:47:22 <Payam> with elektrobit?
Oct 06 16:09:12 <inisider> hello. could you please tell me how correctly disable feature through PACKAGECONFIG? in recipe I have PACKAGECONFIG[pam] = "--with-pam,--without-pam,libpam" and I would like to build my recipe without PAM
Oct 06 16:10:00 <inisider> I should create bbappned for recipe and do there PACKAGECONFIG_remove="pam" ?
Oct 06 16:16:22 <JaMa> yes, just with :remove in any recent release - alternatively you can also just set whole PACKAGECONFIG variable if the default doesn't suit you
Oct 06 16:17:19 <inisider> PACKAGECONFIG[pam]="--without-pam,libpam" -> something like this one?
Oct 06 16:56:24 <inisider> one more question
Oct 06 16:56:59 <inisider> is it possible to do the following. Do this PACKAGECONFIG_remove="pam" just in case when VAR=release?
Oct 06 17:15:51 <JaMa> sigh
Oct 06 17:32:25 <fray> Mentor/Code Sourcery had done that years ago... but no idea what happened to that code..  It was pretty simple (but not integrated into the environment)
Oct 06 17:32:31 <fray> UGH wrong widnow
Oct 06 20:19:20 <Saur[m]> inisider: No, you should not change the `PACKAGECONFIG[pam]` line. Either you use `PACKAGECONFIG_remove = "pam"` if all you want to do is remove the pam feature, or you do `PACKAGECONFIG = "some-feature some-other-feature"` if you want to completely set the set of features that you use.
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