**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Apr 29 02:59:58 2013 Apr 29 06:56:18 good morning Apr 29 07:04:41 hello ;) Apr 29 07:22:21 Hello, I have a Prblem fetching sources: DEBUG: Mirror fetch failure for url http://downloads.yoctoproject.org/mirror/sources/git2_github.com.raspberrypi.firmware.git.tar.gz (original url: git://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware.git;protocol=git;branch=master) Apr 29 07:26:51 whole output http://pastebin.com/w9svcF2N Apr 29 08:04:38 morning all Apr 29 08:07:00 morning Apr 29 08:07:33 moin Apr 29 08:07:39 any chance we could get a guile update from 2.0.7 to 2.0.9? guile-native fails to compile if you have Texinfo 5.0 otherwise. Apr 29 08:22:25 Hi all. I'm trying to create a receipe for Vivante samples. I'm wandering what to do if the package is open source (various licences), but download requires login in Freescale website. Should I upload it elsewhere? Should I include in the files folder of the recipe? Apr 29 08:24:57 panda84kde: if it's genuinely covered by open source licenses I can't see why you couldn't upload it somewhere Apr 29 08:25:20 panda84kde: at the same time it might be worth contacting freescale to see if they could offer the download somewhere where a login wasn't required Apr 29 08:26:25 bluelightning: Good. I'll ask Diane at Freescale. Apr 29 09:20:16 http://patches.openembedded.org/patch/48743/ - did someone checked it at least? Apr 29 09:22:16 hehe, makes sense Apr 29 09:22:27 using sed and / makes little sense with paths can be involved Apr 29 09:22:36 s/with/when Apr 29 09:50:22 is there a way to specify custom compiler for building recipes for host? Apr 29 10:03:42 how can i solve this problem?? I need this files but neither the main nor the mirror is available.. http://pastebin.com/w9svcF2N Apr 29 10:05:07 Net147: yes, use BUILD_CC etc (see bitbake.conf) Apr 29 10:05:32 Net147: if you're lucky upstream uses autotools and supports BUILD_FOR_CC etc, but that's rare. mesa is a good example there, and this setup will Just Work. Apr 29 10:09:14 mattnie: not sure... github is occasionally unreliable like that :/ Apr 29 10:09:40 probably keep trying Apr 29 10:11:26 but the mirror on yoctoproject also doesn't work... http://downloads.yoctoproject.org/mirror/sources/git2_github.com.raspberrypi.firmware.git.tar.gz: 2013-04-29 09:04:10 ERROR 404: Not Found. Apr 29 10:12:00 mattnie: we don't mirror that repository Apr 29 10:12:03 sure, the autobuilder doesn't do rpi Apr 29 10:12:18 mattnie: since PREMIRRORS is set to point to yoctoproject.org it always tries there first Apr 29 10:12:40 for everything, including stuff we don't mirror Apr 29 10:13:25 bluelightning: ok sorry, i have thought there is a mirror on yocctoproject^^ Apr 29 11:27:26 what's bitbake command to list packages that will be installed as part of an image recipe? Apr 29 12:42:38 anything special I need to do to use systemd instead of sysvinit? I added DISTRO_FEATURES += "systemd" to local.conf but eglibc fails to install with: OPTION_EGLIBC_NSSWITCH is disabled, but fixed config file Apr 29 12:42:54 Net147: use _append instead of += Apr 29 12:42:59 (see the manual) Apr 29 12:43:08 also set VIRTUAL_RUNTIME-init_manager = systemd Apr 29 12:44:32 rburton: is it mentioned how to use systemd instead of sysvinit in the manual? Apr 29 12:45:05 yes Apr 29 12:46:06 rburton: okay thanks I found it Apr 29 12:46:33 Net147: the space is incredibly important, ie " systemd" not "systemd" Apr 29 12:46:45 (_append doesn't add whitespace) Apr 29 12:46:54 rburton: yep I saw that Apr 29 12:48:18 I am just getting started with yocto and built the test image for the raspberry pi. but I am a bit confused. is poky the codename of the dfault distro? Apr 29 12:48:45 yes Apr 29 12:48:45 rburton: is there a command to clean up all the packages to rebuild them? or I just remove the tmp and sstate-cache directories? Apr 29 12:49:00 Net147: if something changed, they'll rebuild. Apr 29 12:49:06 if you want to force it, wipe tmp Apr 29 12:49:09 you can keep sstate-cache Apr 29 12:49:44 but all the inputs to a build are hashed so bitbake knowns when it has to rebuild something Apr 29 12:50:09 I see Apr 29 12:51:28 what about to list packages installed in an image recipe? Apr 29 12:51:44 Crofton. thanks. thanks. Next question: If I want to build and test on the host system I need to run in qemu. Am I running the raspberrypi image in qemu or do i have to rebuild for qemu? Apr 29 12:52:18 Net147: you can look at buildhistory, or inside the rootfs work directory there's a list of packages, or you can hook into the license manifest stuff. this was discussed on yocto@ last week iirc. Apr 29 12:52:54 Net147: it's not necessarily straightforward; IMAGE_INSTALL is what packages the system must install into the image, but then of course those packages will have dependencies, and those might not be completely set until all of those items are finished packaging (i.e. just before the root filesystem is created) Apr 29 12:53:10 Net147: also, what rburton just said :) Apr 29 12:53:30 yeah, my ways were all after-the-fact. beforehand is trickier. Apr 29 12:54:17 but if the package that will be installed changed and there are less packages in the output image, then listing the directory will still show the packages that were removed? Apr 29 12:57:02 I am trying to figure out how to know what goes in the image and requires a rebuild and what I can put in a package repo. I am building an app that depends on recent versions of curl,zlib,openssl,protobuf,poco,boost etc Apr 29 12:57:18 Net147: sorry I'm not quite understanding the question... Apr 29 12:58:07 rootfs work directory has a list of packages. if I remove some packages from the image recipe, build new image and list rootfs work directory again, it will still show the packages I removed? Apr 29 12:58:36 Net147: they shouldn't be listed there no Apr 29 12:58:58 bluelightning: so they are deleted when I update the image recipe then Apr 29 12:59:34 The image created is tiny. What is the correct way to resize it or use rest of SD card? Is the partitioning schedule in the recipe? Apr 29 12:59:45 Net147: each time you build the image, the rootfs is completely cleared out and rebuilt by installing the requested list of packages Apr 29 13:00:01 bluelightning: I see Apr 29 13:01:16 Net147: there is an incremental image creation option which does preserve the previously built image and just removes and installs packages as needed; but that's not the default Apr 29 13:01:55 jshanab: we don't have a perfect framework for constructing partition layouts; there is an enhancement bug open for that Apr 29 13:02:32 jshanab: meta-raspberrypi does have a class for creating SD card images suitable for that device though; it has some variables it uses to construct a partition layout of a fixed size Apr 29 13:03:36 jshanab: http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/meta-raspberrypi/tree/classes/sdcard_image-rpi.bbclass Apr 29 13:04:14 bluelightning. Thanks! Apr 29 13:04:34 jshanab: that class is used by default when MACHINE = "raspberrypi" Apr 29 13:06:27 excellent. I created the image yesturday, but it had no packages. I was building dependencies manually with the raspberry pi toolchain, but expect the HW to change on me and I won't need all the packages so I am trying to move to yocto Apr 29 13:07:11 jshanab: ok... you'd just need to ensure that you had recipes for all of the bits of software you wanted to build in that case Apr 29 13:07:33 we should have recipes for most of the items you listed Apr 29 13:08:51 ideally, most things should be brought in via dependencies, so you'd just add your application package to IMAGE_INSTALL within your image recipe and the rest of your application's dependencies would be brought in automatically Apr 29 13:09:38 library dependencies should be handled automatically; for the rest you'd need to add them to RDEPENDS_${PN} as appropriate Apr 29 13:46:53 g'day folks. When I do a 'bitbake -c populate_sdk ', how does bitbake know what to include in the generated SDK? Does it grabs (all?) of the native packages has a DEPENDS on? Does it automatically pull in any -dev packages? -staticdev? Apr 29 13:49:34 I'm trying to weight the pros/cons of using that vs having an sdk recipe Apr 29 13:51:20 (and I tried looking at the bbclass, but kinda got lost) Apr 29 13:59:13 Garibaldi: it installs the -dev counterparts for anything in the image, along with the basic cross toolchain components Apr 29 14:00:01 RP: thanks Apr 29 14:00:08 Garibaldi: TOOLCHAIN_HOST_TASK is the list of "basic cross toolchain components" Apr 29 14:11:32 RP: yeah, I saw that in populate_sdk_base.bbclass Apr 29 14:12:50 so the target recipe I'm doing a '-c populate_sdk' on can append to TOOLCHAIN_HOST_TASK and TOOLCHAIN_TARGET_TASK to add things to the generated SDK Apr 29 14:17:59 at least, I think -- does that seem correct? Apr 29 14:32:46 Garibaldi: offhand I think so Apr 29 14:33:28 RP: it's easy enough to test -- I'll give that a shot. Thanks for the clarification. Apr 29 15:07:52 RP: Good Morning, I was looking at an archiver related bug over the weekend and had a question about stamps, is there a way to completely ignore a task for checksumming and dependencies? Apr 29 15:10:22 sgw_: good question, I'm not 100% sure offhand Apr 29 15:11:35 RP: Ok, I tried vardepsexclude, but that did not do what I thought it might. Apr 29 15:13:36 sgw_: something task level is needed Apr 29 15:15:37 RP: this is related bug 4314, I guess I will open an new bug about the tasks Apr 29 15:15:37 Bug https://bugzilla.yoctoproject.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4314 normal, Medium, 1.4 M6, saul.wold, RESOLVED FIXED, libcap do_patch fails for archive work directory and export source package with 'tar' Apr 29 15:15:50 RP: thanks for marking it resolved! Apr 29 15:17:08 sgw_: I cam across the bug for different reasons so thought I might as well Apr 29 16:41:27 otavio: hi, I am testig the meta-fsl-arm on iMX53qsb LOCO. With the generated fs the system stops after init with a Watchdog message. If I use a different fs for ARM the system boots correctly. Is there saomething related to Watchdog into the final core-image-minimal-imx53qsb? Apr 29 18:46:59 mckoan|away: hummm Apr 29 18:47:25 mckoan|away: can you send a boot log to meta-freescale? so we can try to find out what is going on? Apr 29 19:19:58 otavio: yes, tomorrow, thx Apr 29 19:20:12 g'nite Apr 29 19:23:41 mckoan|away: g'night Apr 30 02:10:17 looking for help or advice on getting TI syslink recipe in meta-ti layer into my BSP...any help? Apr 30 02:22:15 oh and a question...how do i add recipes to my build manually? hob has a nice selection capability but i can't figure out how to do it via modifying files manually. Apr 30 02:27:48 what does 'to my build' mean? hob builds an image. what you build outside of hob depends on your bitbake command Apr 30 02:28:06 you could use hob and then examine what hob creates Apr 30 02:59:28 kergoth: i meant with bitbake Apr 30 02:59:43 that doesn't answer the question Apr 30 02:59:55 i'm looking for the equivalent of checking the checkbox next to a recipe in hob but without hob **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Apr 30 02:59:58 2013