**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jan 09 02:59:58 2015 Jan 09 07:00:32 Question: How do i populate the conf files for running opkg ??? Jan 09 07:00:33 I have added "poky-feed-config-opkg" , "opkg-collateral" "opkg-config-base" but nothing shows up in /etc/opkg/arch.conf and base-feeds.conf .....pls help Jan 09 07:17:47 sighack: none of those recipes populate base-feeds.conf, although poky-feed-config-opkg has some commented out logic for it. However i have no issue with poky-feed-config-opkg generating the arch.conf Jan 09 07:20:11 nrossi: ok.. then how do i populate base-feeds.conf ? Jan 09 07:20:33 im sorry, just checked, arch.conf is populated Jan 09 07:23:04 sighack: might be a manual thing, have a look at https://github.com/openembedded/openembedded-core/blob/master/meta/recipes-core/feed-config/poky-feed-config-opkg_1.0.bb#L30 Jan 09 07:25:21 ok.. so uncommenting that line will populate it with all the feeds for various packages? Jan 09 07:26:13 basically i want to install libjpeg /libjpeg-dev right now.. Jan 09 07:29:58 sighack: probably not, that feed uri looks old. You are probably just going to want to manually populate the base-feeds.conf with the package uris from yocto project releases, http://downloads.yoctoproject.org/releases/yocto/yocto-1.7/ipk/ Jan 09 07:31:34 sighack: an entry like "src/gz armv7a-vfp-neon http://downloads.yoctoproject.org/releases/yocto/yocto-1.7/ipk/armv7a-vfp-neon" should do (but pick the architecture you want) Jan 09 07:32:13 nrossi: was going to ask just that! makes sense now. thanks a ton! :) Jan 09 08:13:26 good morning Jan 09 08:19:40 Morning Jan 09 08:20:04 I want to modify my default sshd_config file in order to add "UseDNS no" Jan 09 08:20:12 Is the best way to create a bbappend ? Jan 09 10:18:40 qqqcdgit amork#06 Jan 09 10:53:06 Can somebody explain to me where I can find the recipe for packagegroup-core-x11-utils? It is used in the x11-base image feature but I can't seem to find it anywhere Jan 09 11:01:20 RagBal: it's produced by meta/recipes-graphics/packagegroups/packagegroup-core-x11.bb Jan 09 11:08:31 bluelightning, thanks Jan 09 13:10:37 Hello Jan 09 13:11:35 Is there a jenkins plugin/script that would nicely parse the output of bitbake ? Our current output log is more thant 2MB so I was wondering if there already exists a tool to pick out only errors and such Jan 09 14:40:40 funny problem with openssl - while creating rootfs i get the following error: check_data_file_clashes: Package libssl1.0.0 wants to install file /rootfs/usr/lib/libssl.so.1.0.0 Jan 09 14:41:19 how can i get past this? Jan 09 15:04:31 how to populate sysroots from a shared state cache area? Jan 09 15:05:51 "bitbake" Jan 09 15:06:05 it will always look in sstate before building something from scratch Jan 09 16:34:13 I'm trying to backport one package(containes recipe file and files folder) to my build env and seeing below issue while bitabel Jan 09 16:34:17 *bitbake Jan 09 16:34:36 ERROR: Required build target 'lxc' has no buildable providers Jan 09 16:45:00 ramose: backport to what version? Jan 09 16:46:08 bluelightning: I could not really find the version really,but package itself was missing Jan 09 16:48:01 bluelightning : I just see its failing on RDEPENDS_${PN} rsync Jan 09 16:48:36 ramose: that single line isn't the full error message surely? Jan 09 16:50:34 bluelightning:This is something what I see http://pastebin.com/dtn1rs7K Jan 09 16:51:13 ramose: is there an rsync recipe in your configuration? Jan 09 16:51:35 bluelightning: oh ,that I need to see Jan 09 16:52:23 although rsync is part of the core Jan 09 16:52:31 bluelightning: If I remove rsync and move to other RDEPENDS_${PN} gzip I don't see any error Jan 09 16:52:32 :) Jan 09 16:52:47 so what happens if you do "bitbake rsync" ? Jan 09 16:53:13 bluelightning; Let me see Jan 09 16:53:35 ERROR: Nothing PROVIDES 'rsync' Jan 09 16:54:54 bluelighting; I think I got your point :), I need to have rsync recipe in my confriguation ,right? Jan 09 16:55:40 bluelighting : But as you said I have rsync on my distro Jan 09 16:59:46 bluelightning: Thank you,you saved lot of my time :) Jan 09 17:00:01 ramose: with default poky/OE-Core a rsync recipe is included, so you should have it Jan 09 17:02:06 bluelightning: It was missing :(, but I think I would get it from latest versions Jan 09 17:03:25 hmm, as far as poky is concerned we've had an rsync recipe since 2007 (when it was copied over from OE-Classic)... Jan 09 17:07:13 bluelightning: Ya ,I guess our distro is quite old and have of list other recipes to be taken care of.Anyways I'm really Thankful for your time :) Jan 09 17:07:40 ok, no problem Jan 09 17:35:31 bluelightning : I just copied one of missing recipe to oe-core(my old distro ) but while bitbake its saying ERROR: Could not inherit file classes/systemd.bbclass ERROR: Could not inherit file classes/systemd.bbclass while parsing dnsmasq_2.63.bb Jan 09 17:36:02 yep well naturally you will have to adapt it to whatever version you are using Jan 09 17:36:22 which sounds like it would mean removing the inherit of systemd and anything relating to it Jan 09 17:39:29 Hello guys Jan 09 17:39:32 bluelightning: you mean to say I have to go for some older version of dnsmasq,if so where do I find the exact version? Jan 09 17:40:30 ramose: I might suggest older branches in the git repository perhaps Jan 09 17:41:08 Does anyone here work with matchbox sato? Jan 09 17:43:10 bluelightning: Ok , I need to update the SRC_URI varibale with older version,right? Jan 09 17:46:19 ramose: that's not really what I am talking about, this just concerns the metadata, not the software that the metadata is building Jan 09 17:47:24 bluelightning :sorry but I didn't get your last point :( Jan 09 17:49:59 ramose: the error you just pasted is a problem with the recipe, not the software the recipe is building - it's because it expects a class that is only present in newer versions Jan 09 17:50:16 you need to adapt the recipe to take care of differences like that Jan 09 17:53:48 ramose : May sound stupid,but could I look for same recipe with older version? Jan 09 17:54:55 bluelightning:oh sorry ,I Just typed my nick instead of yours Jan 09 17:55:33 ramose: sure, you can look in older branches of OE-Core to find recipes that are more likely to be compatible Jan 09 17:56:13 bluelightning; Ok,Thank you. Jan 09 17:56:21 :) Jan 09 22:05:07 hi there Jan 09 22:05:22 are you guys aware of build appliance for Yocto? Jan 09 22:06:20 I'm trying to understand whether there is any possibility of building Yocto in cloud-alike infrastructure Jan 09 22:06:48 e.g. having few blade servers under control of some low-level agents Jan 09 22:07:15 in other words - having a CPU power not as a single physical server Jan 09 23:30:33 Xz: autobuilder seems to enable that, see http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/yocto-autobuilder/about/ Jan 09 23:45:19 smurray: yeah, but does Build Appliance let me use multiphe physical machines to perform one single Yocto build? Jan 09 23:45:28 no Jan 09 23:45:47 there is distcc support iirc Jan 09 23:46:04 oh, meta/classes/icecc.bbclass Jan 09 23:46:16 "# IceCream distributed compiling support" Jan 09 23:46:19 is that suitable? Jan 09 23:46:30 * rburton -> bed Jan 09 23:51:57 rburton: well, probably. I'm requesting a infrastructure for our project to do mainly Yocto builds Jan 09 23:52:17 rburton: and I'm getting a strong feedback, that it's suggested to use VM solution Jan 09 23:52:53 rburton: meaning multiple not-so-powerfull machines together Jan 10 00:00:13 Xz: there's bit more re icecc at http://www.openembedded.org/wiki/Using_IceCC **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Jan 10 02:59:59 2015