**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Dec 06 02:59:58 2013 Dec 06 09:28:20 hi, do you still plan to have dylan releases? Dec 06 09:28:57 (fixing the new tar issue for one) Dec 06 11:35:29 Hi! This might be a kernel question, but anyhow. I've been trying to upgrade the linux kernel from 3.5.7 to 3.10.22 on my gumstix overo. I'm using Yocto, and ported the kernel using defconfig. It builds, but when I boot now my kernel stucks after about one second with signs as "ehci-omap ehci-omap.0: Can't get PHY device for port 1: -6" and later it hangs at "Waiting for root device /dev/mmcblk0p2". Any ideas what i might be missing? Dec 06 12:08:33 Hello everyone. Quick question: Is it possible to example.bbappend a example.bbclass? Dec 06 12:10:12 Denwid: .bbappend only applies to .bb files. Dec 06 12:10:32 Saur: Ok, too bad. Thank you! Dec 06 12:10:39 Denwid: However, you can inherit one class from another, thereby extending it. Dec 06 12:11:47 Saur: Ah yes, of course. Thank you! Dec 06 12:55:28 hello all Dec 06 12:58:21 i see my final image is getting bigger and bigger. is rootfs cleaned before new image is built? Dec 06 14:43:58 anyone here? :) Dec 06 14:44:54 i can do "bitbake bluez4 -c listtasks" but not "bitbake bluez5 -c listtasks" not such task "listtasks" Dec 06 15:03:09 Hi, I need some help with yocto-autobuilder setup.. Dec 06 15:03:32 I am trying to run autobuilder on my desktop to enable nightly builds. Dec 06 15:04:05 once i start autobuilder, cmd = "yocto-start-autobuilder both ", the build never starts !! Dec 06 15:04:35 i am following the README from the yocto-autobuilder folder Dec 06 15:05:01 need some help please Dec 06 15:12:59 anyone using autobuilder here ? Dec 06 15:22:20 Hi there, I'm having problems in 'do_package' step: ERROR: QA Issue: non debug package contains .debug directory Dec 06 15:22:39 However this .debug directory is created by Yocto - my package doesn't do that Dec 06 15:22:43 how can I fix it? Dec 06 15:24:23 akrpic77: are you sure? Dec 06 15:25:06 (that it should provide it) Dec 06 15:30:35 lpapp: sure it does. sorry! Dec 06 15:36:06 lpapp: as in, it should and it does Dec 06 15:36:13 ls Dec 06 15:36:20 :) Dec 06 15:39:23 akrpic77: :-) Dec 06 16:23:00 has anybody any knowledge about QA in Yocto? I remember there was some trick to blocke QA checks. That would help me to debug the problem. Dec 06 16:23:45 Xz: what's the .debug directory being included? Dec 06 16:23:45 INSANE_SKIP_ = "test_to_skip" Dec 06 16:24:01 if you get a warn/error on the .debug directory, fix is easy.. Dec 06 16:24:08 sometimes i wish FILES supported ** :) Dec 06 16:24:12 ${PN}-dbg += "/.debug" Dec 06 16:28:17 heh, i just discovered fnmatch translates '*' into '.*' rather than '[^/]*', so unlike in a shell, fnmatch.fnmatchcase('/usr/bin/foo/.debug', '*/.debug') == True Dec 06 16:28:26 so technically our * in FILES basically is ** Dec 06 16:28:30 interesting Dec 06 16:35:29 kergoth: http://pastebin.com/TWX5BEbZ Dec 06 16:37:05 kergoth: the thing is that if I go to xpra/image there is no .debug directory. It gets created under xpra/package and xpra/packages-split Dec 06 16:37:15 kergoth: and xpra/image is what I built Dec 06 16:39:08 Xz: yes, that's expected Dec 06 16:39:33 Xz: rather than stripping out the debug info from your binaries, yocto splits it out into separate files, and packages them up, so you can install them if and when you need to debug Dec 06 16:39:40 part of the packaging process Dec 06 16:40:46 kergoth: yeah, but the whole thing is that .debug directory ends up in -dbg package and -nondbg as well. QA complains about .debug exising in non-dbg Dec 06 16:45:50 yes, that just indicates that your FILES variables don't include the dir in question Dec 06 16:46:01 as fray already pointed out, FILES_${PN}-dbg += "/.deug" Dec 06 16:46:06 s/deug/debug/ Dec 06 16:46:16 the fiels vars control what installed files/dirs go into which packages Dec 06 16:47:47 kergoth: is there any way to use REGEX in FILES? Dec 06 16:48:04 kergoth: I have quite few directories Dec 06 16:49:53 it uses globbing like a shell, wildcards Dec 06 16:50:14 and the default paths are already in files, e.g. /usr/bin/.debug, so it's just te ones outside standard locations Dec 06 16:50:30 kergoth: ok, will play with it Dec 06 16:51:43 kergoth: hi that worked! Dec 06 16:52:03 kergoth: good job Dec 06 17:49:08 moin Dec 06 19:07:57 what is the correct way to override the syslinux options , for example baudrate , APPEND etc Dec 06 19:09:29 do I have to create a meta-XXXX for my project and then override ? Dec 06 19:13:34 anyone seeing this https://gist.github.com/kraj/7830478 Dec 06 19:15:34 zeddii, do you need kernel source to build perf. As in the MACHNIE needs to have a kernel? Dec 06 19:18:08 you need the sysroot version of the source. Dec 06 19:18:33 this means you have to build a kernel for the MACHINE? Dec 06 19:18:37 so I guest that is "yes" Dec 06 19:18:53 I am building a rootfs for a quad a15 and adding kernel from outside later Dec 06 19:18:55 correct, we don't extract the source and package it separately, we maintain/patch/follow the kernel. Dec 06 19:18:58 perf refused to build :) Dec 06 19:19:02 k Dec 06 19:19:06 indeed. it is grumpy that way :) Dec 06 19:19:51 bother Dec 06 19:20:01 I suppose I should wack together a kernel recipe Dec 06 21:55:43 fetching a sinle file from tar bundle from snv source Dec 06 21:59:36 can any one point me out how to fetch a single file from tar bundle from svn source Dec 06 22:02:32 bitbake's fetchers can only run svn co, which means you need to specify a dir, not a file, unless you wirte a custom do_fetch task Dec 06 22:02:35 afaik, anyway Dec 06 22:05:22 My sitution is I need only a single file from huge svn repo and its almost talking an hour to fetch that tar bundle Dec 06 22:06:20 so to get a single file spending hour time in just do_fetch is not all what I want Dec 06 22:06:48 as i said, bitbake's fetchers dont support what you're trying to do. you could write a custom do_fetch function which ran svn cat manually, perhaps Dec 06 22:07:12 kergoth: how should I go about writing my own custom do_fetch Dec 06 22:07:20 any idea would u like to give Dec 06 22:07:49 plenty of recipes have functions in them, it's just like those Dec 06 22:08:24 would you like to point any of those Dec 06 22:08:37 see 'grep' Dec 06 22:09:23 u mena to grep recipe,right? Dec 06 22:10:32 *u mean to say grep recipe,right? Dec 06 22:11:28 i meant what i said. if you don't know how to use grep to search for something, see google Dec 06 22:15:28 fine kergoth , know how to use grep to search a string but got confuse of what you said Dec 06 22:21:46 Kergoth: I got this recipe file ,SRC_URI = "http://www.nano-editor.org/dist/v2.2/nano-2.2.6.tar.gz"; python do_fetch() { bb.note("Downloading source tarball from ${SRC_URI} ...") src_uri = (bb.data.getVar('SRC_URI', d, True) or "").split() if len(src_uri) == 0: bb.fatal("Empty URI") try: bb.fetch.init(src_uri, d) bb.fetch.go(d) except FetchError: bb.fatal("Could not fetch source tarball.") Dec 06 22:21:57 something like can i use Dec 06 22:21:58 ? Dec 07 00:27:11 zenlinux_: so they moved where dorkbotpdx is Dec 07 00:27:12 ? Dec 07 00:27:36 yeah, Backspace closed. Now they're at the Bunk Bar in SE (Water Ave and Taylor) Dec 07 00:41:18 hey guys, anyone know how to use network manager nmcli command to load a keyfile? Dec 07 00:42:30 I am trying to create an Access point which I believe is possible from 0.9.8 onwards Dec 07 00:48:43 anyone home? Dec 07 00:53:55 brm: I think that's really a question for networkmanager channels/mailing lists Dec 07 00:57:51 what is the name of the list Dec 07 00:58:04 or channel Dec 07 00:58:17 I'm not sure Dec 07 00:58:48 to be honest we don't really have much to do with networkmanager; the networkmanager recipes are maintained by the wider OpenEmbedded community Dec 07 00:59:08 we do maintain a recipe for connman for the same purpose Dec 07 01:01:23 that's fine, I can't get connman to do what I want **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Dec 07 02:59:58 2013