**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Sep 22 03:00:00 2014 Sep 22 06:48:54 good morning Sep 22 06:49:09 good morning Sep 22 06:59:44 Hi ...I'm using yocto for the first time and trying to alter the kernel , Sep 22 06:59:44 I've passed bitbake -c devshell linux-wandboard then after changes in the devshell ..i've bitbake -f -c compile linux-wandboard Sep 22 06:59:44 with this bitbake -c deploy linux-wandboard, i'm coping the zImage from the /tmp/deploy/image/wandboard-solo/ to the sd card . Sep 22 06:59:44 Is this the rite process to alter the kernel?please let me know Sep 22 07:14:36 Nilesh_: may be the proper behaviour although I prefer to extract the kernel and work on i out of Yocto unless it is completed Sep 22 07:17:49 mckoan: since i wanted to include only the ldb device tree ...i changed it there itsself...perhaps the change in the dts file is not been reflected in the hardware as the display was not on......so i doubt that the zImage which is deployed after the bitbake command is inheriting the changes in the dts files or no Sep 22 07:22:37 #join #qt Sep 22 07:45:24 Nilesh_: remember that you can easyly lost every modification in this way when you do a bitbake without -c Sep 22 07:46:48 mckoan: Oops..so -c parameter shouldn't be there in bitbake? Sep 22 07:47:01 while compiling and deploying? Sep 22 07:48:11 Nilesh_: maybe if you a bitbake yourimage Sep 22 07:49:00 mckoan:i see...thats a great clue to me.......let me try without -c parameter....thanks mckoan Sep 22 07:50:48 Nilesh_: Every change you make in the devshell (using -c devshell) is only done in the temporary directory used for that build. If something in the recipe or it's dependencies changes and the recipe is rebuilt your changes will be lost Sep 22 07:52:01 You can use the devshell you test you changes, then create a patch which does those changes and add that patch to the recipe Sep 22 07:52:28 hmm, it should say "to test your changes" Sep 22 07:53:10 erbo: or if i try bitbake compile/deploy without -c parameter then it should work? Sep 22 07:54:02 Nilesh_: until something changes is the recipe, or until you do a bitbake -c clean your changes done in the devshell will still be there Sep 22 07:56:00 Do you have your own layer set up? So you can modify linux-wandboard recipe using a .bbappend? Sep 22 07:56:37 erbo:no.. Sep 22 07:59:18 I suggest you create your own layer, then you can add the patch you want to meta-yourlayer/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-wandboard_3.10.17.bbappend Sep 22 08:00:43 then add the patch in meta-yourlayer/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-wandboard/0001-do-my-customization.patch Sep 22 08:01:09 and the bbappend should contain FILESEXTRAPATHS_prepend := "${THISDIR}/${PN}:" Sep 22 08:01:23 and SRC_URI += "file://0001-do-my-customization.patch" Sep 22 08:02:06 then you changes will be used each time you build, without you having to manually do it using a devshell Sep 22 08:02:19 erbo: ok ........wow...this will help me.....thanks for the clue .... Sep 22 08:02:23 :) Sep 22 08:03:11 Nilesh_: you can use the same method to add kernel config fragments Sep 22 08:04:37 bboozzoo: I don't think linux-wandboard supports fragments (not based on linux-yocto), but maybe I'm mistaken Sep 22 08:05:44 erbo: correct, but whatever is based on linux-yocto does Sep 22 08:13:26 morning all Sep 22 10:56:15 hai yocto, Am working on linux-3.6.9 kernel build using yocto. i can get standby mode to work , its hanging in PM: Syncing filesystems ... done. Sep 22 14:13:58 anyone else seeing core-image-minimal builds failing on linux-yocto fetch step? Sep 22 15:58:27 so, the meta-intel changes completely broke meta-minnow. was that expected? Sep 22 16:02:11 Hi all -- I'm having issues booting an image built for a Freescale IMX6 (Wandboard Quad). Here is a boot log: http://pastebin.com/unS47Tw9 Sep 22 16:02:12 no. Sep 22 16:03:46 It looks like I'm winding up in a non-interactive shell, possibly due to ext3 errors, but I'm not seeing either elaborated on in the log Sep 22 16:05:40 I would appreciate any help. I'm new to yocto so odds are I overlooked something simple... Sep 22 16:18:16 why do we have that special systemd-serial-agetty? Sep 22 16:19:00 just to inform the baudrate? is it something really needed? AFAIU if you give the proper kernel command line systemd will use it Sep 22 16:23:31 it is said that it will use "console=" kernel-parameter, so console=ttyS1,9600 will launch a serial console (getty) on ttyS1 using that baudrate Sep 22 16:23:44 then I wonder why do we include that in systemd_216.bb Sep 22 16:24:04 I'm reviewing that file, hopeful to deliver a better and more complete version soon Sep 22 16:24:24 but I don't want to remove something that was discussed before Sep 22 16:38:57 Please disregard my prior question, I got it figured out Sep 22 16:48:36 RP: Thoughts on adding a layer.conf variable ala LAYERDIR which has regex special characters escaped, for use in BBFILE_PATTERN, to reduce the # of path restrictions, at some point? Sep 22 16:51:51 DarkKnight_: germany eh? Sep 22 16:53:48 * kergoth yawns Sep 22 16:53:50 that reminds me, I need a train ticket Sep 22 17:04:54 kergoth: I can see how that could be yseful Sep 22 18:22:43 if I have multiple packages inside one .bb and I want to selectively move files to specific packages, leaving the rest for the master package, in which order I need to declare their FILES_? Sep 22 18:22:57 FILES -> FILES_$NAME, or FILES_$NAME -> FILES? Sep 22 18:23:17 that doesn't make sense Sep 22 18:23:19 there is no "FILES" Sep 22 18:23:27 it's FILES_ for every package listed in PACKAGES Sep 22 18:23:38 the order of the packages in PACKAGES determines which package gets a file Sep 22 18:23:39 ops, $FILES_${PN Sep 22 18:23:40 the first one gets it Sep 22 18:24:30 ok, so FILES_${PN}-specific before FILES_${PN} should get a file listed in both just in -specific? Sep 22 18:24:42 (listed in both by means of directory or globs) Sep 22 18:24:46 again, its the order the packages are listed in PACKAGEs that matters Sep 22 18:24:51 order of variable definition is irrelevent Sep 22 18:24:56 ah Sep 22 18:25:03 got it! Sep 22 18:34:37 kergoth: found my problem, used += instead of =+ in the .bb :-/ Sep 22 21:43:34 how to handle split package for locales? is there something automatic? Sep 22 21:44:27 systemd have not only /usr/share/locale, but also /usr/lib/systemd/catalog/systemd.$LANG.catalog Sep 22 21:44:49 then I'd like to move systemd.fr.catalog to french locale Sep 22 21:44:59 along with those gettext files **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Sep 23 03:00:00 2014