**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Feb 05 02:59:59 2015 Feb 05 04:38:34 abelloni: yeah, because wic was eventually supposed to be used standalone i.e. without bitbake. So it shouldn't rely on bitbake environment variables. It does so now for convenience e.g. to locate the artifacts via -e so the user doesn't have to. Feb 05 08:37:35 morning all Feb 05 09:44:07 Hi, I had an error with my nightly build, because the samba download server was not reachable. And the file needed is not hosted on one of the default poky mirror. So I wanted to ask, is there another mirror server? Feb 05 10:41:38 <_4urele_> hello everyone Feb 05 11:10:44 Hello, I am working with yocto. We use it to build a linux distribution for an embedded device. Now I need to build some of the libraries included in our distribution for windows Feb 05 11:11:07 why? a windows tool is able to generate code for this embedded system Feb 05 11:11:29 I thought that enabling mingw as sdk in yocto would be an option Feb 05 11:11:51 or maybe using mingw as an external toolchain, but I am not sure how to do that Feb 05 11:12:22 anybody knows what approach I should follow? Feb 05 11:17:17 <_4urele_> francis_vision2, did you watched at meta-mingw? Feb 05 11:19:33 yes, I added meta-mingw recipe Feb 05 11:19:57 I am able to compile mingw, which I have verified that generates code for windows Feb 05 11:20:31 but now I do not know to instruct bitbake to use this generated toolchain (mingw) to compile the library I need for both linux and windows Feb 05 11:24:42 <_4urele_> francis_vision2, sry I never went so far... Feb 05 11:26:35 ohh ok, I will the mailing list. thanks a lot for helping Feb 05 12:48:56 hello, can i use tags in SRCREV? Feb 05 12:49:46 or how to use a git-tag in SRC_URI? Feb 05 12:50:38 I think a tag is fine in SRCREV Feb 05 12:51:32 <_4urele_> ericbutters, http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/ref-manual/ref-manual.html#var-SRCREV Feb 05 12:54:23 so it is okay to do: SRCREV="refs/tags/mytag" ? Feb 05 12:55:44 <_4urele_> ericbutters, never tried but I would say : SRCREV="mytag", anyhow try it out ;) Feb 05 12:55:55 thanks Feb 05 12:58:39 <_4urele_> ericbutters, if you use buildhistory you should be able to see which sha is used Feb 05 13:03:30 okay i take a look Feb 05 13:19:12 <_4urele_> I'm using poky-tiny, I added ENABLE_WIDEC='true' for poky-tiny, now I have a configuration error on ncurses Feb 05 13:19:26 <_4urele_> ERROR: This autoconf log indicates errors, it looked at host include and/or library paths while determining system capabilities. Feb 05 13:32:07 _4urele_: first step is to read the configure logs to see what libraries from the host it picked up Feb 05 13:32:54 ericbutters: you can use tags, but iirc it means a network operation on every parse to resolve the tag to the latest sha. best to use shas directly. Feb 05 13:33:17 <_4urele_> rburton, maybe I don't need this option... I thought it was to activate widechars in libc but this variable just concerns ncurses Feb 05 13:33:44 <_4urele_> i'm looking ho to set the widechar in the toolchain... Feb 05 13:40:51 <_4urele_> I found how to add wchar, but didn't looked deeper into ncurses error Feb 05 15:21:54 I'm trying to create a .bb around a pre-built tarball with binaries in it. Yocto seems to be checking my ELF binaries and refusing to continue because of unsatisfied lib dependencies. For what I'm doing, I need it to continue anyway, is there a way? Feb 05 15:23:41 Hi. What would you consider the smartest way to add a line to crontab? making a bbappend for cronie? Or is there a good trick to achieve this in my own recipe? Feb 05 15:24:50 trj: try setting EXCLUDE_FROM_SHLIBS = "1" Feb 05 15:27:18 hello, I am trying to use an external tool chain with yocto. basically I would like to use mingw32 to compile a package for windows. I need some help to know how to use the external toolchain as I am having problems. Feb 05 15:28:19 fto_vision2: you might want to look at meta-mingw Feb 05 15:29:27 hi rburton. yes I already looked at it. I was able to compile mingw32 with yocto. but then I am not able to instruct yocto to use this compiled toolchain. this is why I thought to use it as external toolchain Feb 05 15:30:32 bluelightning: Thanks, that looks like the right thing. Feb 05 15:31:22 hi all, how can I get a licence manifest file like the one generated from image.manifest ? Im using poky 1.7.1 Feb 05 15:33:03 Next problem, how can I suppress the "No GNU HASH in the elf binary" error? 'INSANE_SKIP_${PN} = "${ERROR_QA}"' doesn't seem to. Feb 05 15:34:39 INSANE_SKIP_${PN} = "ldflags" isn't stopping it either... Feb 05 15:36:01 trj: did you get the right package in your insane-skip assignment? Feb 05 15:38:39 Yes, but, I did INSANE_SKIP_${PN} = "foo" "bar", not "foo bar", think that was the problem. Feb 05 15:39:36 does anyone know if there is a way to remove busybox as dependency of packagegroup-core-boot ? Feb 05 15:42:42 bottazzini: i guess you could put a new packagegroup-core-boot in your layer which different deps, but you'll want to be careful what you replace it with! Feb 05 15:44:13 rburton: indeed.... I will do it... Feb 05 15:44:39 rburton: what would you indicate to replace a login manager ? Feb 05 15:45:01 something else that provides getty Feb 05 15:45:42 you can easily have busybox + coreutils in an image if you want the "proper" tools Feb 05 15:48:50 rburton: ok.. I will see what to do... Feb 05 15:49:07 rburton: What i really would like to do, is remove everything...shell/busybox/getty... and let just some specific services running via systemd.... Feb 05 15:49:34 not sure you can boot a system without busybox or similar Feb 05 15:49:37 even with systemd Feb 05 15:50:02 well, step 1 would be to edit the packagroup directly and remove the dependencies to see if it works Feb 05 15:51:04 i don't see any reason why you couldn't ditch busybox, but it's definitely non-trivial assembling all the bits it replaced :) Feb 05 15:51:08 you could easily have a new packagegroup-core-boot in your layer that just depends on systemd and nothing else Feb 05 15:51:20 kergoth: yeah, busybox *or similar* Feb 05 15:51:35 rburton: yeah i did it and well i could boot but not login ( of course )... Feb 05 15:51:36 Hi ! Is it possible with bitbake to execute a command on several recipes at the same time, for instance, I want to do a bitbake -c cleanall custom* Feb 05 15:51:42 or similar implies something similar. i wouldn't call mgetty+bash+etc "similar" to busybox :) Feb 05 15:51:51 rburton: i will make this layer instead editing directly Feb 05 15:52:47 jmleo: bitbake -ccleanall foo bar does clean on foo and bar Feb 05 15:53:00 kergoth: "vastly larger" Feb 05 15:55:42 rburton: mmmh, ok, a list works, not a regex... thx :) Feb 05 15:55:56 jmleo: no, not a regexp Feb 05 15:58:02 rburton: ok, thank you it is sufficient :) Feb 05 16:32:10 Hi, I had an error with my nightly build, because the samba download server was not reachable. And the file needed is not hosted on one of the default poky mirror. So I wanted to ask, is there another mirror server? Feb 05 16:38:07 trying to build a generic x86-64 image using meta-intel, in bblayers what should I point to? local.conf machine name is currently set to genericx86-64; bitbake failing on sanity check Feb 05 16:38:27 saying the machine name is wrong Feb 05 16:49:18 bluelightning: my nsswitch.conf specifies a certain configuration due to which some libraries need to be present in the filesystem image. is there are a way to capture such runtime dependencies. particulary with nsswitch.conf being a common requirement, this specific problem must have been found and resolve i guess... Feb 05 16:49:52 DatGizmo: the yoctoproject.org mirrors only have source files for the core recipes Feb 05 16:50:39 DatGizmo: I'm not aware of any other mirror, but I just sent an email to the mailing list about trying to set a populated one up for OE Feb 05 16:51:17 j105rob: genericx86-64 is provided by meta-yocto-bsp - meta-intel isn't needed for that machine Feb 05 16:51:45 j105rob: if you meant corei7-64 that is provided by meta-intel Feb 05 16:52:29 bluelightning: Thanks for the info and the effort :) Feb 05 16:57:40 np Feb 05 16:58:28 darkhorse: I guess you could add to RDEPENDS_${PN} in the same bbappend where you add your own nsswitch.conf Feb 05 17:04:02 bluelightning: actualy found it. your toolchain should provide a packages called glibc-extra-nss :) Feb 05 17:08:20 bluelightning: thx!! added back that meta layer and is now working. Feb 05 17:13:30 tomz: Have a look at http://git.openembedded.org/openembedded-core/tree/scripts/lib/wic/utils/partitionedfs.py#n188 Feb 05 17:13:38 I'm pretty sure this will always fail Feb 05 17:14:23 failure is: EXT4-fs (mmcblk0p3): bad geometry: block count 2048 exceeds size of device (2047 blocks) Feb 05 17:14:36 because it steals one block... Feb 05 17:32:23 hi, is it possible to set the root password for the system in the .bb file for an image? I currently use local.conf with extrausers and EXTRA_USERS_PARAMS to do it but I build 2 image types from the same tree and I would like one of them to not have the password Feb 05 17:36:41 in the layer dependencies in the README of a layer there is a line about "BBFILE_PRIORITY_openembedded-layer = "4""" Does this configuration line need to go in the bblayers.conf file? Sry for the noob questions.... Feb 05 17:41:50 j105rob: that goes in layer.conf for the layer, not bblayers.conf Feb 05 17:42:35 bluelightning: so that is there as an informational staement rather than a directive I need to add to a conf file, correct? Feb 05 17:44:45 j105rob: that sets the layer priority for each layer - normally as a user of a layer you wouldn't change that, you set it when you create a new layer though Feb 05 17:45:01 thanks! Feb 05 17:47:23 after using bitbake -c compile -f foo, I keep getting foo.do_compile is tainted from a forced run Feb 05 17:47:36 shouldn't that warning disappear at some point ? Feb 05 17:48:53 abelloni: if you do a -c clean foo yes Feb 05 17:50:43 abelloni: here's my explanation when this came up on the mailing list recently: https://lists.yoctoproject.org/pipermail/yocto/2015-January/023275.html Feb 05 17:52:08 bluelightning: great, thanks Feb 05 18:20:23 halstead: ping Feb 05 18:20:52 sgw1, pong Feb 05 18:21:20 halstead: did you see the adt repo issue, probably due to infrastructure Feb 05 18:21:44 No. But I'll find it. Feb 05 18:22:10 halstead: see pm please Feb 05 18:38:29 Hi. Is there any way to ignore a bbappend file based on image type? Or perhaps ignore the FILESEXTRAPATHS_prepend based on image type? Feb 05 18:47:07 melio_cc: no, generally there's no way to influence how another recipe is built from the image - the image can only select what packages to install and do post-processing Feb 05 18:48:01 melio_cc: one way to do it is to create an alternative recipe (i.e. a different package that the image can select) with the change in it Feb 05 18:53:50 bluelightning: thanks. maybe if I give you the situation you can propose a better solution. I've overridden the default inittab from the sysvinit recipe. But I only want this change in a particular image. Note sure how I could easily create an alternate sysvinit recipe without re-writing it Feb 05 19:02:27 melio_cc: hmm... you might do that as postprocessing for the image Feb 05 19:02:38 bbl Feb 05 20:17:17 abelloni: bad geometry thing is fixed by: http://patchwork.openembedded.org/patch/86479/ Feb 05 20:28:05 bboozzoo: great, thanks Feb 05 20:28:10 I'll give it a try Feb 05 20:28:22 for now, I removed that part Feb 05 20:28:40 bboozzoo: is there any other outstanding patch I should know about ? Feb 05 20:30:24 * mranostay spots abelloni Feb 05 20:32:37 abelloni: nope, at least not for wic :) Feb 05 20:34:13 any ideas who to ping now to get that into master? is it still Ross or Richard? Feb 05 20:44:15 I have a bunch of different packages built using the same gitsm source uri. Feb 05 20:44:37 I'm running into an error where gitsm.py can't update the submodules due to .gitmodules being missing Feb 05 20:44:54 It appears that 2 different packages are fetching the same repo, and are stepping on each others toes Feb 05 20:45:41 Is there any workaround I can do until it gets fixed? Feb 05 20:47:41 in other words: is there a way to make a SRC_URI that is shared between multiple packages only be fetched once? Feb 05 20:52:23 bboozzoo: actually, I don't yet get who is responsible to take the patches Feb 05 22:00:13 ulf@snowman:~/git/linux-yocto-3.14$ grep -r PWM_LPC32XX *a Feb 05 22:00:13 arch/arm/configs/lpc32xx_defconfig:CONFIG_PWM_LPC32XX=y Feb 05 22:01:57 I can't find this being set for Intel BSPs, e.g. it doesn't seem to be set for MinnowBoard MAX including CONFIG_PWM_LPSS for low power Feb 05 22:02:08 Or I don't know where to look Feb 05 22:22:02 rburton, I assume you agree that turning off the blanker is the right thing? Feb 05 22:37:15 Crofton: not sure what the default should be tbh Feb 05 22:38:39 I feel like having it blank annoys most users Feb 05 22:38:40 brb Feb 05 22:38:43 Crofton: six of one / half dozen of the other really Feb 05 22:39:13 It annoyed the crap out of us at FOSDEM :) Feb 05 22:39:15 brb Feb 05 23:08:13 ulf`: isn't CONFIG_PWM_LPC32XX for the nxp lpc3250 ? Feb 05 23:08:32 I4m not sure how you can end up with that on an intel board Feb 05 23:14:34 abelloni: Even CONFIG_PWM and CONFIG_PWM_LPSS don't seem to be set for Intel boards Feb 05 23:15:07 abelloni: Unless this is set by a configuration snippet in another layer, which is entirely possible Feb 05 23:15:11 abelloni: I'm new to this stuff **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Feb 06 02:59:59 2015