**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Dec 31 02:59:58 2013 Dec 31 03:08:31 sgw_: I got it working by restructuring it a bit. Trying to drill down as to what it is that triggers this behavior. Dec 31 03:09:07 sgw_: interesting. Dec 31 03:22:05 T0mW: I will have to check the other packaging tools behavior also, I am guessing that deb and opkg fail also Dec 31 03:22:47 sgw_: ok, still looking into why I got it working now. Dec 31 03:33:43 T0mW: might be a postinstall of some kind, I did an strace with smart and saw the failure, you might also be able to get it to work with RPM_INCREMENTAL enabled and first do a build with out that recipe and then with. Dec 31 11:16:30 Hi guys. If I have my own layer in which I'm building things that depend on libav, can I put LICENSE_FLAGS_WHITELIST = "commercial_libav commercial_x264" directly in my layer.conf instead of the local.conf? I can only find links suggesting to put it in "local.conf" Dec 31 11:21:57 sgw_: If you take the recipe I pasted you, change the DEPENDS="base-passwd" to RDEPENDS_${PN}="base-passwd", then the recipe works as expected. Apparently, assigning a value into DEPENDS is forcing the problem to appear. Dec 31 12:54:03 sgw_: nm, it is the RDEPENDS that is causing this. Noted this in the bug report on bugzilla. Dec 31 12:57:02 T0mW: thanks for the report; I think maybe there are two angles to this - ensuring base-passwd is brought in if chown is used, and not falling back to the system /etc/passwd Dec 31 12:57:49 bluelightning: heh. I checked, there are very few recipes that use chown, this probably slipped through. Dec 31 12:58:55 bluelightning: doing a full build of my project to ensure the RDEPENDS will work for me. Dec 31 14:09:19 bluelightning: what does work is to have base-passwd in DEPENDS to ensure correct sequencing of the problem recipe within a build, and, have it also in RDEPENDS to ensure presence of /etc/passwd during install. Dec 31 14:12:03 it may only be a documentation issue. Dec 31 15:14:46 How Do I install pam module in yocto Dec 31 16:55:27 I have a package that compiles under danny fine, but one executable fails to compile under dylan fails while splitting files. Is there an easy way to find WHY canocalization shrunk by only 1 character? Dec 31 17:50:02 ramose: you can enable PAM by adding "pam" to your DISTRO_FEATURES, you will need to rebuild a number of packages Dec 31 18:02:12 sgw_: does shadow work the same way? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Jan 01 02:59:58 2014