**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Sep 18 03:00:01 2017 Sep 18 03:14:43 specic error: ERROR: Task (/home/matteebee/build/webos-ports-env/webos-ports/openembedded-core/meta/recipes-core/systemd/systemd_234.bb:do_install) failed with exit code '1' NOTE: Tasks Summary: Attempted 847 tasks of which 241 didn't need to be rerun and 1 failed. NOTE: No commit since BUILDHISTORY_COMMIT != '1' NOTE: Build completion summary: NOTE: do_populate_sysroot: 0.0% sstate reuse(0 setscene, 100 scratch) NOTE: do Sep 18 03:15:39 Summary: 1 task failed: /home/matteebee/build/webos-ports-env/webos-ports/openembedded-core/meta/recipes-core/systemd/systemd_234.bb:do_install Summary: There was 1 ERROR message shown, returning a non-zero exit code. Sep 18 05:29:57 Morning! Sep 18 05:35:49 Tofe: Seems I forgot the Android repo in the Jenkins job to point to webos-ports instead of Tofee :P Another try now :P Sep 18 05:36:05 ok, so, i spent some time messing with that error i'm getting trying to build in windows, and i'm not sure if it's a quirk in WSL that I might be able to work around, or if there's an actual bug in either oe-core or WSL .. i'll grab a screen grab of it tomorrow, and see if anyone has any ideas. it was something involved in moving a file into sstate-cache Sep 18 06:26:38 EricBlade: OK, just wonder why you're trying to build on Windows :P ? Sep 18 06:26:55 I have a dedicated Ubuntu box for my builds Sep 18 06:27:04 Also pretty old hardware but it's fine in general Sep 18 06:37:58 EricBlade: You don't need to go extreme in terms of old hardware, don't use the Apple II for it for example :P Sep 18 06:41:54 I got an AMD Phenom II X6 1055T (6 core 2,8-3,3GHz) with 8GB of SO DIMM in a Mini ITX case. CPU is from 2010. It's not the quickest but does the job ;) Sep 18 06:42:04 And put a 500GB SSD in there :P Sep 18 06:43:58 I can get proper ones (don't like the Samsung garbage, so I prefer Sandisk :P) for around EUR 150-200,- nowadays Sep 18 06:45:42 I know in the US tech stuff is usually even cheaper ;) Sep 18 06:46:19 With Black Friday around the corner, I'd grab a SSD and upgrade that laptop :P You won't regret it... It's a difference between day and night ;) Sep 18 07:30:06 Morning! Sep 18 07:38:13 Herrie|Laptop, EricBlade: yes, an SSD makes a great difference; there are _a lot_ of small file access and I am much quicker than our jenkins builds for isntance Sep 18 07:38:49 Tofe: I'm not much quicker really depends on what needs to be build Sep 18 07:38:58 I guess my 7 year old CPU is the bottleneck at my end Sep 18 07:39:11 Some nice Ryzen or Threadripper would help :P **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Sep 18 08:08:05 2017 Sep 18 08:09:00 strange that this is only an warning Sep 18 08:09:11 if the bzimage is missing I would expect fatal error Sep 18 08:10:14 Herrie|Laptop: that message is actually harmless, it's the result of "git am --abot" when there is nothing to abort. It's only in case a previous run did a git am which failed, we don't want it to block the whole thing the next time Sep 18 08:11:08 Tofe: is that meta-smartphone PR ready for merge? Sep 18 08:14:45 JaMa: yep Sep 18 08:39:21 Tofe: Might be a good idea to bump meta-smartphone with our halium bits from today? Sep 18 08:40:03 Just to double check all is OK in terms of Halium builds? Sep 18 08:40:04 Herrie|Pre3: well, let's first validate what we have here and start a testing release, then yes we'll bump it a bit Sep 18 08:40:52 I might have missed a little detail somewhere, so best is to split issues :) Sep 18 08:40:54 Why not bump right away? Sep 18 08:41:00 Ah ok Sep 18 08:42:48 you mean for stable? as testing will automatically use lates Sep 18 08:43:50 JaMa: he means bumping the Halium images we're using Sep 18 08:44:13 ah, sorry Sep 18 08:48:48 JaMa: We switched for N4 & N5 to Halium now and build from Ports repos and not Tofee repos anymore :P Sep 18 08:49:42 Tofe: I guess we need to update our porting guide sometime :P Sep 18 08:51:20 Herrie|Pre3: oh yes,quite a bit! Sep 18 08:57:44 Am I correct in assuming that when there's a Halium build already like Fairphone 2, OPO etc porting LuneOS is really just a matter of some config files? Sep 18 08:59:18 I.e. some bits in meta-smartphone, luna configs etc Sep 18 09:02:15 Herrie|Pre3: we still need the kernel, and currently all our kernels are integrated in our toolchain; we don't take Halium's kernel. It would be a possibility though. Sep 18 09:03:42 Tofe: We could propose our kernel flags to Halium? Sep 18 09:04:40 I doubt most will conflict with theirs Sep 18 09:04:48 Herrie|Pre3: we probably already have nearly the same ones, but we could do that yes. Sep 18 09:16:01 Tofe: Ah but we build our kernels with oe gcc right? Other projects still use Google's 4.8/9? Sep 18 09:17:36 yep, that's the thing Sep 18 09:24:11 Tofe: I guess we should see if our GCC 5/6/7 fixes are backwards compatible with their 4.x GCC Sep 18 09:26:44 Then we could simply send these patches to upstream repos and not maintain our own? Sep 18 09:30:23 Herrie|Pre3: tenderloin's build is the proof that yes, it is compatible Sep 18 09:34:17 Just would be good not to have many different kernels flying around, saves maintenance in long term probably? Sep 18 09:40:15 Herrie|Pre3: probably, hard to say... We sure don't have the manpower to maintain a lot of them Sep 18 09:42:42 Herrie|Pre3: using a kernel hosted somewhere on GH, applying the GCC fixes on the fly and building it in our toolchain could be a simple solution Sep 18 10:42:11 Tofe: That's also an option. Or test our kernels with gcc 4.7/8/9 or whatever they're using and send the GCC 5/6/7 to upstream kernel repo (probably Halium's?)? Sep 18 10:42:25 We'd then just need to double check defconfig I guess Sep 18 10:43:08 We have a script that checks kernel options (borrowed from Mer back from morphis days I think), not sure to what extend that has been updated with recent 3.4 kernel changes Sep 18 10:53:12 Herrie|Pre3: the script is actually used by mer and halium, too Sep 18 10:53:25 I think it comes from Mer originally Sep 18 10:53:59 Tofe: Yeah Sep 18 10:57:25 We'd need to make sure we have all our options listed I guess Sep 18 10:58:58 exactly Sep 18 11:03:04 Should be as easy as comparing our meta-smartphone/linux defconfig for N4 and N5 with Haliums right? Sep 18 11:06:00 I think there's no "official" N4 for Halium yet Sep 18 11:50:23 Tofe: OK I'll take Hammerhead then Sep 18 11:51:53 ok Sep 18 16:51:12 Herrie: building on Windows because a- i can :-) b- interested in getting problems fixed in WSL c- i don't want to run more computers than are necessary. my power bill is pretty excessive for a normal family. :-D Sep 18 16:52:33 and yeah, i probably will get a SSD for the laptop, i'm kind of hoping that I can find a way to attach a second SATA disk to it. Apparently it's got two bays, but only one connector. That all depends on if i can fix the problems it's built in keyboard has, though. I don't hate the $100 purchase of it, but I'm not a big fan of it either. I thought it was a better laptop than it was Sep 18 17:09:49 oops... "chmod: cannot operate on dangling symlink" Sep 18 17:10:12 sorry, I thought my minor fix for mako would work... Sep 18 17:10:20 I'll fix that asap Sep 18 17:18:57 JaMa, Herrie: https://github.com/shr-distribution/meta-smartphone/pull/31 Sep 18 17:54:02 Tofe: will merge it soon Sep 18 17:57:10 thx Sep 18 17:57:33 Tofe: No worries, easy fix it seems anyway :P Sep 18 17:58:17 Herrie|Laptop: well, that's why I wanted to have a first run with this halium :) Sep 18 17:58:17 Tofe: Seems we need to update checksum for Tenderloin: http://jenkins.nas-admin.org/job/luneos-testing_tenderloin/lastBuild/console Sep 18 17:58:40 File: '/home/jenkins/workspace/luneos-testing/webos-ports/downloads/halium-wop-12.1-20170914-5-tenderloin.tar.bz2' has md5 checksum 7060dc1ec09726f3c92691c6fa5f4a97 when c1b91241951904ba4e72227188987efd was expected File: '/home/jenkins/workspace/luneos-testing/webos-ports/downloads/halium-wop-12.1-20170914-5-tenderloin.tar.bz2' has sha256 checksum ccf066ffb0d318b8b88a407325756ab2c1b01d048adfb275c8ba4f906b667618 when 286e98 Sep 18 17:59:00 damn, I did quite a mess this time :p Sep 18 18:00:42 Tofe: We don't update meta-smartphone too often, so can happen :P Sep 18 18:03:22 JaMa: I updated my PR with the update of tenderloin's checksums Sep 18 18:13:13 LGTM Sep 18 18:49:30 Tofe: merged Sep 18 19:44:00 New build running Sep 18 20:44:39 thanks Sep 18 20:45:47 OK Mako & Tenderloin now finished Sep 18 20:46:00 Still issue with bzImage on qemux86 Sep 18 20:47:09 Checking now on builder if I see something odd Sep 18 20:53:20 I'll do some cleanup tasks in Jenkins & kick off another qemux86 build Sep 18 20:53:23 might fix it Sep 18 21:28:55 OK qemu behaving again Sep 18 21:32:58 Or at least back to normal size and no bzImage error Sep 18 22:39:46 Herrie: I just tried the new qemu in my virtualbox (on Win10) - but it just stops with displaying "Booting the kernel." **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Sep 19 03:00:01 2017