**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Mar 16 02:59:58 2013 Mar 16 09:18:36 anyone have any suggestions why a do_install defined for a package would not fire in danny? Mar 16 17:05:30 has anyone here tried to build yocto on archlinux? Mar 16 17:05:55 I cant find any specifics about problems. I just know that it wont work out of the box. but apparently, some people succeeded. Mar 16 17:15:29 dv_: are you trying now? Mar 16 17:17:40 I'm about to. but I tried once already, and didnt get very far. there are subtle differences, like the way wget behaves Mar 16 17:17:44 in arch vs. ubuntu Mar 16 17:21:21 right, I remember. there was a difference in behavior with the -nc option Mar 16 17:32:07 yes, confirmed. you must add -nc to the wget line in order for it to work on arch. Mar 16 17:34:36 * Daemon404 always thought real men used curl Mar 16 17:39:02 you know, in the in dungeons & dragons multiverse, there is this conflict in hell, called the "sin war", which is going on for all eternity. I like to think that the demons fight about curl vs. wget, emacs vs. vim Mar 16 17:41:35 oh interesting, it is building now, after fixing that one issue. something changed, for the better, because in the past, I stumbled upon more problems which were too complex for me Mar 16 18:14:56 what I would like to know is: why isn't -nc included by default. Considering we never want to download the same file more than once, and that is what -nc is to ensure. Mar 16 18:25:25 an accident, I guess. Mar 16 18:25:36 all of the supported distributions use a wget where -nc seems to be implicit Mar 16 19:04:08 Someone able to help me with excluding of a var from signature for sstate? Mar 16 19:04:21 I know what I want to do but not how yet Mar 16 19:05:12 Basically I need to whitelist AVAILTUNES content in do_multilib_install but I am not aware how to do that. Mar 16 19:05:39 (this is for libgcc recipe) Mar 16 20:58:58 do_multilib_install[vardepsexclude] += "AVAILTUNES" may well do it Mar 16 21:10:06 I'm trying to understand the OE Live boot process. It currently uses SYSLINUX on PCBIOS based systems. It also specifies /dev/ram0 as the root. But I can't find where /dev/ram0 is mounted/populated. Where is this magic? Mar 16 21:36:01 kergoth: thx; giving it a try Mar 16 21:55:44 can an image safely modify the initrd about to be installed in it without affecting any other image build? Mar 16 22:49:54 anyone have any ideas how after a live boot we get things like /dev/sda1 mounted /media/sda1, but there is no /media/sda1. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Mar 17 02:59:59 2013