**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Jan 01 02:59:59 2015 Jan 01 05:24:53 happy new year: I did a "git pull" of yocto and got the following: http://paste.ubuntu.com/9653317/ Jan 01 05:25:07 is there something wrong (even there is no errors?) Jan 01 05:42:12 na you must just have the master branch checked out and there was updates? Jan 01 05:42:54 try "git log" for explination Jan 01 05:45:07 thanks b1tninja. i have another problem: my entire yocto's "build" directory is quite large...perhaps 40G or so. Jan 01 05:45:37 yes mine is huge as well =x Jan 01 05:45:40 how can i copy the minimal stuff inside build directory to another directory to start from fresh... Jan 01 05:46:08 ie,.....so that "bitbake" will not need to unnecessarily download again... Jan 01 05:46:20 if it already has the latest. Jan 01 05:46:52 i think if you save the build/downloads folder Jan 01 05:47:00 to be more specific: inside "build" i see...conf/tmp/cache/sstate-cache/downloads directory.... Jan 01 05:47:01 thats the bulk of it Jan 01 05:47:19 can i copy the minmal directory of above to restart from a new drive? Jan 01 05:47:56 im a newb myself, but ime, bitbake would detect the existing downloads if they were there Jan 01 05:48:54 so u are saying they will always check for build/downloads for the filename...and if exists/latest copy...no redownload is needed? but how about if it is already compile....will it recompile everything always? Jan 01 05:50:38 again im a newb, but in my messign around, if i deleted the desired pkg from the build/tmp/ folder, it would detect this after parsing its bb recipes, and know ti would need to rebuild yea Jan 01 05:51:11 theres probably even options to do it with bitbake but i haven't read through the documentation/help much yet Jan 01 05:53:39 cool....that info is great! Jan 01 05:53:55 will save me time in future.. Jan 01 05:57:05 what device are you working with? i got an edison recently Jan 01 05:58:21 not that it matters or anything just curious Jan 01 06:02:36 edison? url? sounds interesting.. i am working on wandboard. Jan 01 06:03:31 btw....i discovered that build/tmp inside contain LOTS OF files which hardcoded the filesname as FULL PATH ....this is disastrous... Jan 01 06:04:04 it just means that i cannot just move the directory and retain all the ALREADY-BUILT information. Jan 01 06:04:22 must it be full path? Jan 01 06:31:06 oh no, bummer Jan 01 06:31:11 can you get away with a symlink? Jan 01 06:32:24 that does sound right though i think by then do_configure has been run Jan 01 06:33:21 http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/do-it-yourself/edison.html is the edison btw Jan 01 06:35:15 wandboard looks fun too lol Jan 01 12:32:15 there's no need to move an existing tmp, and as you say, it's not safe. just point DL_DIR and SSTATE_DIR to paths outside of TMPDIR, and it'll reconstruct tmp from the sstate cache of prebuilt binaries and not rebuild from scratch at all. takes very little time at all Jan 01 13:17:59 Happy New Year all Jan 01 19:11:10 Hi, I'm getting "No rule to make target `oldconfig'" with ./poky/meta-raspberrypi/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-raspberrypi_3.12.26.bb. Not sure how I fix this, any ideas? Jan 02 01:33:52 does yocto retain binary compatibility with regular linux distro? For example, does binary compiled in yocto work in Ubuntu? Jan 02 01:36:09 binary compatibility in linux is non-trivial between any distros, yocto is no exception Jan 02 01:41:05 ok noted Jan 02 01:41:08 thanks **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Jan 02 02:59:59 2015