**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Oct 10 02:59:59 2014 Oct 10 09:04:21 morning all Oct 10 12:45:59 hi. i need a quick hint: i must be able to login with ssh. i use dropbear. i have not set a custom password for root yet, and dropbear does not accept an empty password. so how do i make dropbear accept empty passwords, in a hurry? Oct 10 12:49:22 ionte: search for ssh_allow_empty_password in oe-core, that's how OE is doing that exact feature when debug-tweaks are enabled. Oct 10 12:58:24 ndec: i found that debug-tweaks was not enabled for my image. is it perhaps a new feature? havn't been working on this for a couple of months... Oct 10 13:01:43 I'm following this guide for kernel_configcheck: http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/1.6.1/kernel-dev/kernel-dev.html#generating-configuration-files , but I'm not seeing any output that is supposed to be useful Oct 10 13:34:18 ionte: no, it's not something new. it's something you add in IMAGE_FEATURES. see local.conf Oct 10 13:40:26 ndec: yes, i've done that and it works. just not sure why i did not have this problem last i worked on it. anyways.. everything works, i'm happy, thanks Oct 10 14:00:08 if anyone knows why my CONFIG_REGMAP disappears from my kernel config, I will be very grateful. this is all I know: http://pastebin.com/WTiwn8qJ Oct 10 14:30:33 xerent: there should be also the final config file in that directory. Pls paste it Oct 10 14:38:06 morning Oct 10 14:42:06 ant_work: http://pastebin.com/AXADZYN0 this one? Oct 10 14:42:44 yes, so you see the single pieces composing it Oct 10 14:44:20 :) Oct 10 14:45:00 though doesn't look like the final config, just the inpu¨t Oct 10 14:58:13 xerent: so you added th efragments starting with logo.cfg I guess Oct 10 15:02:00 how did you add these? with an .scc ? Oct 10 15:07:49 they're added as SRC_URI_append Oct 10 15:08:07 according to the reference manual example Oct 10 19:36:19 Hi all, I'm following up on an issue I've encountered with a custom recipe built with cmake. I'm seeing an error where do_package fails with "ERROR: QA Issue: package project-bin contains bad RPATH..." Oct 10 19:36:35 Here's my recipe: http://pastebin.com/cDBKsjUx Oct 10 19:36:53 And do_package log: http://pastebin.com/RyZd5EST (errors toward the bottom) Oct 10 19:37:34 return_to_sender: you will need to look at the compilation log Oct 10 19:37:38 I think RPATH suggests a linker issue. Do I have my paths set correctly in that directory? Do I need additional paths in FILES_${PN}? Oct 10 19:38:48 return_to_sender: it is in the binary. The "rpath" informs the linker where to search for dependencies when the program is executed Oct 10 19:39:35 return_to_sender: with 'bad' rpath you could have something like /tmp/bla in it. E.g. a directory that someone else can create that directory and put a libc.so.6 in there Oct 10 19:39:52 return_to_sender: look for -Wl,-rpath or such in your compile log.. Oct 10 19:41:50 I see -rpath being set to tmp/sysroots/x86_64-linux/lib rather than wandboard-quad/lib Oct 10 19:42:02 :q Oct 10 19:42:06 Sorry, mt Oct 10 19:44:02 return_to_sender: rpath or rpath-link? Oct 10 19:45:01 Both in fact. Oct 10 19:50:08 zecke: Here's my do_compile log for reference: http://pastebin.com/KzKxY8Qd Oct 10 19:52:48 return_to_sender: rpath-link is fine Oct 10 19:53:21 return_to_sender: that is the script and not the log. I am not a big fan of Cmake. specially for such kind of issues Oct 10 19:53:53 return_to_sender: you will need to check where -rpath is added and then look at the CMakeLists and fix it Oct 10 20:03:09 I see. I imagine it should point to the libraries it depends on, in the sysroots folder? Oct 10 20:04:44 return_to_sender: well, I can't know what your cmakelists do or don't do Oct 10 20:05:18 return_to_sender: bitbake/poky told you which binaries are "wrong". Look at the compile log.. see which rpaths are supplied, figure out where they come from, remove them Oct 10 20:05:54 Right, I was asking more about rpath's general purpose rather than my specific configuration. Oct 10 20:06:28 return_to_sender: to tell the dynamic linker where else to search for libraryes Oct 10 20:06:45 Got it. Thanks so much for your help Oct 10 20:06:56 I'll run with this and see where it gets me Oct 10 20:21:51 hi. i have this basic yocto based dist running on a raspberry pi. for some reason it stops responding to any network requests after a couple of hours or so. is this a known problem? Oct 10 21:42:55 Hello, yocto seems like a nice project, been experimenting with it during the last couple of days since i've been in contact with a company whos intressted in getting a custom built linux distribution for some embedded hardware. Oct 10 21:43:42 The hardware already works fine with some of the bigger ditributions but hopefully soon i'll find out advantages with using yocto instead. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Oct 11 03:00:00 2014