**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Aug 26 02:59:59 2015 Aug 26 03:00:08 not quite as much fun as "printer on fire?" Aug 26 04:16:33 I am building the core minimal image and have included "alsa-lib alsa-utils alsa-tools". However, I need to use a USB soundcard and this is not being discovered by ALSA. What feature do I need to add to get USB Audio working? Aug 26 04:51:03 dhirc, http://www.linuxtopia.org/online_books/linux_kernel/kernel_configuration/ch09s02.html Aug 26 04:51:43 dhirc, you'll most likely have to add the usb audio to the kernel modules Aug 26 06:59:24 hi, is there any similar activity in yocto that do apt-get thing for packages. i would like to try recent build and from there, add packages Aug 26 08:00:45 can I make "KERNEL_CONFIG_" optional, based on some DISTROOVERRIDES set ? Aug 26 08:34:39 morning all Aug 26 08:34:44 hitlin37: yes, the package manager for ipk-packages in Yocto is called opkg Aug 26 08:35:21 frsc: and smart/rpm for rpm, dpkg for debs. Aug 26 08:35:58 hitlin37: the problem is not that much getting the pacakge manager (its just dome inherit flag), but you actually have to make the repository available to the target Aug 26 08:36:06 Mourning Paul Aug 26 08:36:42 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGNVU5ZjlgA Aug 26 08:40:41 hi raykinsella78 Aug 26 08:50:11 <_4urele_> Hi everyone Aug 26 08:53:48 <_4urele_> i'm trying to build a kernel module with external source ("EXTERNALSRC_pn-module" inside the local.conf, but it doesn't work I get an error at compile time : "make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop." Aug 26 08:54:21 <_4urele_> whithout external source I cant build it without any error Aug 26 08:57:50 _4urele_: is that perhaps because your module can't be built with the source directory being separate from its build directory? Aug 26 08:58:06 _4urele_: if so, set EXTERNALSRC_BUILD_pn-module to point to the same path Aug 26 08:58:42 <_4urele_> bluelightning, tried this also and I have the same error... Aug 26 09:00:43 _4urele_: well, that error is telling you it can't find the makefile, that says it's running make in the wrong directory Aug 26 09:06:40 <_4urele_> bluelightning, could it come from the recipe? I have those 2 lines : S = "${WORKDIR}/${PN}" Aug 26 09:06:40 <_4urele_> B = "${WORKDIR}/${PN}" Aug 26 09:12:12 _4urele_: you can find out what's being used by doing bitbake -e recipename | less Aug 26 09:13:01 bluelightning: always remember, less is more! Aug 26 09:13:34 <_4urele_> LetoThe2nd, more or less ;) Aug 26 09:13:45 hah Aug 26 09:14:00 I prefer to do more with less myself ;) Aug 26 09:14:37 bluelightning: ++ Aug 26 09:20:53 yeah, you should see the guy put away the pizza and beer Aug 26 09:21:10 do more with less he says... Aug 26 09:23:45 Any ideas what is required to be able to use Unicode filenames with yocto? Aug 26 09:28:43 I am struggling add usb audio to the minimal image. I understand that I may need to alter the kernel config. I went through menuconfig and generated a .config file, but I don't know where to put that file in the yocto build system? Also, is that all that would be required with the minimal image, along with adding alsa packages, to get usb audio working? Aug 26 09:29:17 there's a config snippet thing in the kernel lab doc Aug 26 09:29:29 worked when i tried it... Aug 26 09:30:20 basically place the .config file there where the recipe for your particualr machine expects it Aug 26 09:31:02 probably adding audio orwhatsitcalled to the machine configuration is a good idea then too Aug 26 09:32:23 https://www.yoctoproject.org/training/kernel-lab Aug 26 09:32:43 the snippet thing doesn't need a full .config Aug 26 09:32:55 MACHINE_FEATURES i mean. Aug 26 09:33:04 and you just append i to the src_uri Aug 26 09:33:21 nerdboy: depends a bit on if your kernel recipe is already prepared for and using snippets, or rather a blunt complete configuration Aug 26 09:33:32 true Aug 26 09:33:46 otherwise plop your own defconfig Aug 26 09:33:59 * nerdboy has made such recipes Aug 26 09:34:39 thats what i meant. drop it there for your defconfig Aug 26 09:34:54 pretty sure snippets work with anything derived from yocto-linux recipe Aug 26 09:35:15 can you explain what snippets are? Aug 26 09:35:22 but given no details on the machine/kernel recipe in use, all discussion is moot Aug 26 09:35:31 in the kernel-lab Aug 26 09:36:07 it's literally a config snippet of just what you want to change... Aug 26 09:36:36 read the doc and try it and it will make more sense... Aug 26 09:36:59 Guest13581: basically, work through http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/1.8/mega-manual/mega-manual.html#configuring-the-kernel Aug 26 09:39:13 nerdboy: i guess the correct term for the snippets for skimming the docs is "configuration fragment" Aug 26 09:39:54 sounds right Aug 26 09:40:35 actually fragment sounds a little broken Aug 26 09:40:42 hrhr Aug 26 09:40:51 * nerdboy likes snippets better Aug 26 09:41:54 ok thanks for the pointers Aug 26 09:43:29 Another question I have, is there somewhere I can search for image_feature packages? Like a yocto website that lists all available packages? Aug 26 09:44:00 i got some good feedback on the crashcourse handout, seemed to work okay at hackerspace last week Aug 26 09:44:18 next time we make a bsp layer... Aug 26 09:45:12 oops, time to go Aug 26 09:54:58 Guest13581: you mean like http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/1.8/mega-manual/mega-manual.html#ref-features-image Aug 26 09:56:23 Guest13581: but remember that an image_feature is not a package, the nomenclature is a bit misleading otherwise. and be aware that this list is only comprehensive for the poky repository, as any layer can add features as needed. Aug 26 09:59:29 LetoThe2nd: That's not what I meant. I want a list of packages that can be added. For example "alsa-lib" or Aug 26 10:00:38 "dropbear" etc. I believe you can search through bitbake, but it would be nice if there was a UI based way to browse the available packages. Aug 26 10:02:01 Think I found one: http://recipes.yoctoproject.org/rrs/recipes/1.8/All/ Aug 26 10:02:16 Guest13581: recipes != packages, again Aug 26 10:04:08 Guest13581: and generally looking for recipes, i'd rather suggest http://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/master/layers/ Aug 26 10:05:34 yeah sorry - there is a lot of jargon with yocto I have not got my head around.. Aug 26 10:06:47 Guest13581: no problem. I'm just pointing it out because if you later expect to install some package by using the recipe name, it *can* fail as a package name not necessarily matches the recipe name exactly. Aug 26 10:17:09 Any ideas about get a en_US.UTF-8 locale working ? Aug 26 10:17:23 Cannot set LC_ALL to default locale: No such file or directory Aug 26 10:17:23 Aug 26 10:17:40 I trying to set LANGUAGE=en_US.UTF-8 Aug 26 10:27:44 LetoThe2nd: I require libstdc++ for my image and I can add it to the image. However, I can't seem to find a recipe for it? Is this a different 'thing' Aug 26 10:35:55 ljose: I guess you need to install the appropriate locale data files Aug 26 10:36:52 ljose: you would do that by setting IMAGE_LINGUAS Aug 26 10:39:41 Guest13581: libstdc++ is a package produced by the gcc-runtime recipe Aug 26 10:43:24 bluelightning: I have set IMAGE_LINGUAS="en-US" Aug 26 10:43:42 ljose: I think you want "en-us" Aug 26 10:44:28 bluelightning: I will try that thanks Aug 26 10:44:32 I wonder if we ought to just be lower-casing it Aug 26 10:45:15 bitbake thinks nothing needs to be rebuild when I change that Aug 26 10:45:45 Tasks Summary: Attempted 3105 tasks of which 3105 didn't need to be rerun and all succeeded Aug 26 10:53:32 Guest13581: yes thats exactly what i meant. recipe != package Aug 26 10:54:34 ljose: which image are you building? Aug 26 10:55:08 core-image-minimal Aug 26 10:56:41 ljose: ok, so core-image-minimal explicitly sets IMAGE_LINGUAS to "" itself on the assumption that a minimal image wouldn't have any of those in it Aug 26 10:57:04 ljose: you may wish to take the opportunity to create your own image recipe (which you should really do anyway) Aug 26 10:58:37 bluelightning: Where should I start is there any samples? Aug 26 10:59:22 ljose: my usual recommendation for image recipes is copy and modify Aug 26 11:00:00 why doesn't work if I set LINGUAS in my local.conf? Aug 26 11:00:03 ljose: this may be of interest: http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/dev-manual/dev-manual.html#usingpoky-extend-customimage-custombb Aug 26 11:00:19 ljose: not for core-image-minimal, as I said the recipe is explicitly setting its own value for IMAGE_LINGUAS Aug 26 11:00:54 ljose: you can override that but honestly you are going to need your own image recipe if you're doing anything more than basic experimentation, so you should probably just go ahead and create one Aug 26 11:01:36 bluelightning: ok I will try that Aug 26 11:03:21 Guest13581: for example libstdc++ seems to come from http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/poky/tree/meta/recipes-devtools/gcc/gcc-runtime.inc Aug 26 11:03:55 LetoThe2nd: right that's what I said above ;) Aug 26 11:04:31 Thanks to you both Aug 26 11:05:13 bluelightning: oh sorry didn't realized you answered the question already. Aug 26 11:05:36 bluelightning: lunch break hitting hard :P Aug 26 11:07:35 I've added the report from the tool as an attachment. Aug 26 11:07:48 oops accidental paste Aug 26 13:42:32 quit Aug 26 13:44:19 AndersD: don't give up on us now ... ;) Aug 26 13:48:23 bluelightning, Nah, too many windows and virtual machines here... ;) Aug 26 13:54:33 hi all Aug 26 13:57:09 i'm not so good at stty so my question is why '# stty min 0 time 100' while init-install.sh is running just to have a timed-out read? what am i missing? Aug 26 14:07:06 Have anyone used smartpm with USB? Aug 26 14:35:13 hi.. SYSTEMD_SERVICE_${PN} += ".." is not working for me.. can i pass more than one service to this? Aug 26 14:40:02 ericbutt1rs: it looks like you should be able to Aug 26 14:40:28 ericbutt1rs: have you used bitbake -e recipename to check if the value is being set to what you think it should be? Aug 26 14:46:32 bluelightning: i think i can pass more than one service, like they do it here: http://cgit.openembedded.org/cgit.cgi/openembedded-core/tree/meta/recipes-connectivity/nfs-utils/nfs-utils_1.3.1.bb?h=master Aug 26 16:00:35 * paulg notes that http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/sources/libgnome-keyring/2.32/ still doesn't have the xz compressed file the fetcher wants. Aug 26 16:09:40 meta-gnome/recipes-gnome/gnome-keyring/libgnome-keyring_2.32.0.bb hasn't changed in over a year. Did some recent fetcher change start searching for xz ahead of bz2? Aug 26 16:10:54 unlikely, the fetcher doesn't change the filenames Aug 26 16:11:34 hrrm. trying to understand why this just started happening in the last day or so.... Aug 26 16:12:36 examine its SRC_URI directly with bitbake -e or bb-show Aug 26 16:12:42 see if something appended it Aug 26 16:13:40 paulg: maybe gnomebase.bbclass has changed Aug 26 16:15:04 paulg: commit 429985: "classes/gnomebase: change tarball compression to xz" Aug 26 16:15:28 * paulg reads Aug 26 16:15:38 I think your recipe can set GNOME_COMPRESS_TYPE to fix that Aug 26 16:15:46 "fix" aka workaround Aug 26 16:15:57 I'd imagine 2.32 is older than the switch to xz? Aug 26 16:16:50 guessing so. Aug 26 16:17:42 looks like that commit didn't touch keyring (and it should have...) Aug 26 16:21:45 it does modify classes included by keyring though Aug 26 16:25:27 I'll let my build run to ensure I've got all the new additions and then spam out a patch -- thanks joseppc for the pointer to that commit. Aug 26 17:26:54 otavio: forgot one thing Aug 26 17:27:19 after imx28evk i tried wandboard and the weston image Aug 26 17:27:44 it dies on alsalib looking for missing headers Aug 26 17:27:51 *on master Aug 26 17:28:17 same fsl/poky/oe layers Aug 26 17:47:19 nerdboy: which weston? Aug 26 17:47:27 i mean, which image Aug 26 17:47:51 core-image-weston, which you have a bbappend for in fsl Aug 26 17:49:11 gnome-disk-utility fails to build but at least no 404 fetcher issues; patch sent. Aug 26 17:50:40 apparently it still depends on some non-standard arsc-something package/headers Aug 26 17:52:22 also, it's not clear on what machine/soc to set for quad Aug 26 17:52:53 is it all just "wandboard"? how does it know it should be mx6q or whatever? Aug 26 17:53:13 Hi, I'm having issues getting a en_US.UTF-8 locale to work, I have set IMAGE_LINGUAS = "en-us" in my image, but trying to set locale fails Aug 26 17:53:26 locale: Cannot set LC_CTYPE to default locale: No such file or directory Aug 26 17:53:51 I also have GLIBC_GENERATE_LOCALES = "en_US.UTF-8” Aug 26 17:54:00 any ideas what could be missing? Aug 26 17:54:36 * nerdboy got into a weird state trying to set that stuff a while back Aug 26 17:55:01 had to take it all out to get my x keyboard config back Aug 26 17:55:37 locale stuff could also be documented better Aug 26 17:56:19 * nerdboy needs to bug scott again about accepting slave labor help... Aug 26 17:56:54 ljose: thanks for the reminder Aug 26 17:57:52 otavio: tried a couple machine name variations and it just yelled at me for anything but "wandboard" Aug 26 18:04:11 nerdboy: could it be DISTRO_FEATURES_append = " libc-locales" https://www.yoctoproject.org/irc/%23yocto.2014-06-06.log.html#t2014-06-06T12:53:07 Aug 26 18:06:32 you shouldn't need to set libc features directly, those are set via the libc distro features variable, which is done by the distro Aug 26 18:06:39 and most distros include libc locale support out of the box Aug 26 18:06:42 no idea Aug 26 18:06:46 so that seems unlikely Aug 26 18:06:56 also, just use bitbake -e and see what your DISTRO_FEATURES is set to already Aug 26 18:07:29 nerdboy: check soc family; it needs to be as cubox one Aug 26 18:07:52 more or less learned that the hard way (mucking with libc features) Aug 26 18:08:05 cubox one? Aug 26 18:08:30 otavio: you mean there is support for cubox i4pro etc? Aug 26 18:08:40 *the i.MX6 ones Aug 26 18:08:42 yes Aug 26 18:08:52 * nerdboy has one of those too Aug 26 18:09:08 and the example would be where? Aug 26 18:17:30 otavio: cubox is also on linux-fslc-4.1 on master? Aug 26 18:17:49 no; neither wandboard Aug 26 18:18:01 :( Aug 26 18:18:32 wandboard/udoo have been on 4.x for a while in rcn repos Aug 26 18:18:47 you should have a recipe for that Aug 26 18:19:41 https://github.com/gentoo/arm/blob/master/sys-kernel/armv7multi-sources/armv7multi-sources-4.1.4-r2.ebuild Aug 26 18:20:22 one (big) patch on top of mainline Aug 26 18:20:30 latest denx u-boot Aug 26 18:21:29 otavio: i guess i kind of assumed that stuff was going into your 4.1-pathces branch? Aug 26 18:21:37 *patches even Aug 26 18:22:11 *that stuff being robert's iMX patches, etc Aug 26 18:22:56 * nerdboy thought he was still "catching up" on gentoo side Aug 26 18:23:09 did i actually win? Aug 26 18:24:26 * nerdboy better get his ass to the barber shop for real... Aug 26 18:43:50 nerdboy: not yet; 4.1 has mostly backports Aug 26 23:05:04 has anyone encountered problems with python and UTF-8 encoding issues in their .bb files? Aug 26 23:06:29 nope. what python version? Aug 26 23:06:42 2.7 on ubuntu 14.04 Aug 26 23:06:52 ie; what it ships with Aug 26 23:07:41 * kergoth does builds all day every day on 14.04 Aug 26 23:07:50 when it comes time to roll my kernel deb package, it bombs on line 330 of meta/classes/package_deb.bbclass Aug 26 23:07:50 what's the exact behavior/ Aug 26 23:08:16 there error is: Aug 26 23:08:17 Exception: UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xc3 in position 56: ordinal not in range(128) Aug 26 23:08:57 the thing is, I've gone through all my own .bb/.bbclass files and made sure that they're ascii-encoded Aug 26 23:10:14 arg, i was stuck with that error in trac for a while Aug 26 23:11:08 daleg_: not sure about the exact cause in your case... did you install all the recommended build deps, etc? Aug 26 23:11:32 yeah, I'm kind of pulling my hair out over this one, including using 2 different methods to ensure the files are ascii-encoded (using iconv, and manually in vim) Aug 26 23:11:38 yeah Aug 26 23:11:46 all that junk is present and accounted for Aug 26 23:11:52 and what is your locale setting? Aug 26 23:12:21 rather, is your locale correctly installed (assuming utf8) Aug 26 23:12:43 and the build goes along fine until it hits the part where it writes out the kernel deb Aug 26 23:12:51 yeah, it's en_US.UTF-8 Aug 26 23:13:01 I could try setting LC_ALL to C Aug 26 23:13:06 * nerdboy sets a handful in gentoo conf file, runs locale-gen and everybody's happy... Aug 26 23:13:36 and a eselect locale blah blah Aug 26 23:14:06 daleg_: maybe try switching and switching back? Aug 26 23:14:46 but i suspect some python dep has the same issue that we saw in trac Aug 26 23:15:09 what python versions does ubuntu support? Aug 26 23:15:38 * nerdboy has 2.7.10 as 2xdefault and 3.4 as 3x default Aug 26 23:18:59 * nerdboy calls in Fearless Leader... Aug 26 23:20:40 schedule like a damn 3-star Aug 26 23:21:28 "sir, bathroom break at 0947, shake lt col blah blah's hand at 0952. next..." Aug 26 23:22:05 better watch that second coffee or you'll blow the whole day's schedule Aug 26 23:22:19 2.7.6 and 3.4.0 is what ships on ubuntu 14.04 Aug 26 23:22:30 with 2.7.6 being the default /usr/bin/python Aug 26 23:29:26 * nerdboy note sure if python3 is "officially" yocto-supported Aug 26 23:29:36 you could try it... Aug 26 23:29:48 2.7.6 sounds like the buggy version tho Aug 26 23:30:10 * nerdboy would replace the crufty version Aug 26 23:31:20 I would like to clear our the "build/tmp/deploy/images/beaglebone" directory. But there is a readme saying not to delete these files. I have a bunch of old builds that I want to remove, how do I do this? Aug 26 23:51:19 we should think about auto-prepending do_ to the task in a recipe:task construction Aug 26 23:51:28 considering you can only run tasks, not arbitrary functions, that way, afaik Aug 26 23:53:36 dhirc: i don't suppose you saved sstate-cache outside /tmp did you? Aug 26 23:54:24 if not, nuke /tmp and put it outside your build dir in local.conf Aug 26 23:54:32 then rebuild Aug 26 23:55:54 then go shopping and buy a gift (flowers maybe?) while it builds Aug 26 23:56:05 * nerdboy should take his own damn advice... Aug 26 23:57:29 the flowers, not the sstate-cache... Aug 26 23:59:16 s,/tmp,tmp,g Aug 27 00:01:36 should I move downloads outside as well? Aug 27 00:03:31 unless you enjoy re-downloading stuff regularly Aug 27 00:04:34 heh Aug 27 00:04:45 this is what enjoyment has come Aug 27 00:05:26 goes in line with my proposal for adding wifi connectivity to fundamental human rights Aug 27 00:08:42 yeah, slight typo... Aug 27 00:09:13 dhirc: yes both of them Aug 27 00:09:36 you can have multiple ones for different builds even Aug 27 00:09:54 *as in not binary compatible Aug 27 00:15:17 khem: *free* wifi? Aug 27 00:16:04 yes that goes unsaid with human rights Aug 27 00:16:50 if only we knew someone who worked at some major ISP... maybe they could push that from the inside? Aug 27 00:16:59 ;-) Aug 27 00:17:02 some cities have essentially free or very low cost fiber everywhere Aug 27 00:17:12 yes Aug 27 00:17:13 *the smarter ones Aug 27 00:17:26 memphis i think? Aug 27 00:17:30 hmmm so -Wunused-command-line-argument-hard-error-in-future isnt repected by clang anymore Aug 27 00:17:45 I guess they are breaking free from gcc Aug 27 00:17:53 or less care what it supports anymore Aug 27 00:18:27 so I guess "future" has happened Aug 27 00:19:05 dhirc: pretty sure one shared sstate-cache will do it Aug 27 00:19:36 certain changes will invalidate it anyway, and it should manage what goes with what Aug 27 00:41:10 nerdboy: Do any of the recipes, like core-sato etc, come with USB Audio enabled out of the box? Aug 27 01:24:51 dhirc: that would depend pn which kernel it uses Aug 27 01:24:57 *on even Aug 27 01:25:14 check if there's a defconfig in recipe? Aug 27 01:25:40 otherwise use your own or make a "fragment" and a bbappend Aug 27 01:26:48 the fragment thing is all explained in kernel-lab training link on yoctoproject Aug 27 01:27:37 i tested it a while ago and it works with yocto-derived kernel recipes Aug 27 01:28:10 eg, take your default beaglebone config in yocto Aug 27 01:30:05 make or modify kernel bbappend, add src_uri for config fragment, drop fragment in files dir, rebuild kernel Aug 27 01:31:01 easy as pie... Aug 27 01:32:24 nerdboy: I tred adding a fragment, and also added usbutil to get lsusb etc to debug. When I run lsusb I get this "unable to initialise libusb: -99" Aug 27 01:33:02 My fragment contains: CONFIG_SOUND=m CONFIG_SND=m CONFIG_SND_TIMER=m CONFIG_SND_PCM=m CONFIG_SND_HWDEP=m CONFIG_SND_RAWMIDI=m CONFIG_SND_SUPPORT_OLD_API=y CONFIG_SND_VERBOSE_PROCFS=y CONFIG_SND_DMA_SGBUF=y CONFIG_SND_USB=y CONFIG_SND_USB_AUDIO=m" Aug 27 01:33:09 for what machine/kernel/version? Aug 27 01:33:43 beagblebone (beaglebone black), yocto 3.14 / fido 1.8 Aug 27 01:33:52 usb audio/touchscreen works for me on beaglebone... Aug 27 01:34:04 with core minimal? Aug 27 01:34:20 i would switch from yocto bsp to meta-ti bsp Aug 27 01:34:31 and use master branch Aug 27 01:34:43 or fido if you have a requirement for that Aug 27 01:34:53 It says "Compatible with Yocto version/s: 1.6" Aug 27 01:35:00 what says? Aug 27 01:35:08 https://www.yoctoproject.org/product/meta-ti-bsp-layer Aug 27 01:35:20 I thought it was all merged with the main yocto meta? Aug 27 01:35:34 Seems to be a lot of stale info in this space? Aug 27 01:35:47 trust me, replace yocto-bsp layer with meta-ti and set your kernel to ti-staging Aug 27 01:37:12 yocto build of beaglebone is not very optimal Aug 27 01:37:27 when you say "set your kernel to ti-staging" where do I do that? Aug 27 01:37:34 well, yocto-linux (mainline) is still not quite ready for beaglebone Aug 27 01:38:06 local.conf add PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel = "recipe-name" Aug 27 01:38:28 better grep for that to be safe... Aug 27 01:38:41 it might be default on master Aug 27 01:38:50 So I change edit my conf/bblayers and replace yocto-bsp with the meta-ti one and update preferred provider to ti-staging Aug 27 01:38:53 * nerdboy looks at denix Aug 27 01:39:08 yup Aug 27 01:39:19 grep and see what it is in meta-ti Aug 27 01:40:12 i need to boot up another machine to see latest config Aug 27 01:40:22 * nerdboy building for imx right now Aug 27 01:41:05 sitara-linux-ti-staging_3.14.bb, linux-ti-staging_3.14.bb, linux-mainline_3.14.bb.. which should I use? Aug 27 01:41:25 linux-ti-staging Aug 27 01:41:47 but it's much newer on master i believe Aug 27 01:42:29 all my current crap is fsl right now, lemme go fire up the other one... Aug 27 01:49:43 yup linux-ti-staging_4.1.bb Aug 27 01:50:01 on recent master, which has a lot more new stuff in it Aug 27 01:50:15 plus DT overlays Aug 27 01:50:52 * nerdboy on the embedded bleeding edge, so... Aug 27 01:53:34 ok. Not sure I want staging though - sounds unstable? 3.14 mainline may be a better bet? Aug 27 01:53:58 will build staging first though and see if it just works Aug 27 02:12:15 nerdboy: Do you have a copy of your local.conf, bblayers and what bitbake (image, target-thing) you built? Would be good to have a working references to start from. Currently still building my first try.. Aug 27 02:15:33 staging is where stuff goes first Aug 27 02:15:39 you want it Aug 27 02:45:04 nerdboy: I get the exact same issue regarding lsusb for the meta-ti staging build? Aug 27 02:46:13 can you get the config out of proc? Aug 27 02:46:29 might need to modprobe configs Aug 27 02:51:43 nerdboy: http://pastebin.com/Mg4fyWed **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Aug 27 02:59:58 2015