**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Dec 08 02:59:59 2014 Dec 08 03:00:07 chankit1: I've only followed directions for building a custom image for a gateworks board and ran into the error on my first try, the tutorial is: http://trac.gateworks.com/wiki/OpenEmbedded/Building Dec 08 03:00:54 so I didn't change the recipe myself, however the instructions do call for retrieving them from a gateworks github repository, so they might have changed it from what yocto vanilla provides. Dec 08 03:05:08 looks like openwrt might have some fixes for my problem: https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/15384 https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/15365 Dec 08 03:08:56 cause I'm lazy and don't know how to append my own .patch file to bitbake, went with this cheap hack https://lists.fedorahosted.org/pipermail/linux-pam-commits/2011-June/000054.html except I inserted the macros into unshare.c ;) Dec 08 03:09:26 did it work? Dec 08 03:09:30 yep Dec 08 04:56:37 chankit1: happy to report that's the only problem I ran into building a .ubi image for my board and it boots and seems to be working fine ;) Dec 08 05:32:51 TypoNAM: Glad to hear that :-) Dec 08 05:41:50 anyone has bitbaked clang+llvm for yocto? Dec 08 08:38:43 morning all Dec 08 08:41:38 morning Dec 08 08:47:22 hi soderstrom Dec 08 09:10:30 hi bluelightning, how are you today? :) Dec 08 09:10:42 soderstrom: not too bad thanks, and you? Dec 08 09:11:35 blueligtning: Not bad at all, got some free time at work so can actually do something interesting for once (in my case this is to learn more about yocto) ^^ Dec 08 09:14:58 good morning Dec 08 09:15:34 soderstrom: great :) Dec 08 09:15:37 lpapp: morning Dec 08 09:30:58 lpapp: morning Dec 08 14:37:37 hi folks! Dec 08 14:37:58 I'm interested how can I add builded package to ipk repository Dec 08 14:38:45 the package is compiled and I have an ipk file, but I dont know hot to include it in Packages.gz file, which will go to remote repository folder Dec 08 14:39:08 I believe that bitbake has certain recipe for this but I cant find one... Dec 08 14:42:35 soda: it's package-index recipe that creates that file Dec 08 14:44:04 ndec: many thanks, you've saved my day :) Dec 08 16:01:26 Hi folks - I'm trying to burn an image generated from yocto to a CF card. I've gotten to the point where I'm building for genericx86, and getting a hddimg generated by bitbake. The hddimg, however is very small and doesn't appear to contain the root filesystem and kernel image. Is there something I'm missing? Dec 08 16:15:32 wotte: it should, that sounds like something has gone wrong Dec 08 16:16:29 bluelightning: That's what I assume. Probably has something to do with the fact that I'm trying to use btrfs as my filesystem, seems like quite a bit of the infrastructure has assumptions about ext3 baked in Dec 08 16:16:49 wotte: possibly, I'm not sure Dec 08 16:17:17 in any case if that were the issue it ought to be erroring out with a reasonable error, so I think you've probably hit some kind of bug Dec 08 16:49:59 kergoth: around? Dec 08 16:52:14 kergoth: wondering if you can spot a way to reproduce https://bugzilla.yoctoproject.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6949 Dec 08 16:52:16 Bug 6949: normal, Medium+, 1.8 M2, richard.purdie, NEW , Hanging (endless looping) after receivin SIGTERM after one package failed Dec 08 17:41:50 Has anybody used yocto to build minimal base images for docker? Dec 08 20:29:14 Is there a nice way to add newlines in a bitbake variable? I'm considering just passing it to printf so '\n' gets replaced. Dec 09 02:14:27 anyone has gotten clang+llvm working with yocto? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Dec 09 02:59:58 2014