**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Oct 19 02:59:59 2015 Oct 19 06:42:49 morning all Oct 19 06:45:06 good morning Oct 19 07:17:24 hello all Oct 19 07:17:53 I want to modify the graphical.target file, but I think it is auto generated Oct 19 07:18:02 anyone know the best place to do this? Oct 19 08:24:44 trying to install packagegroup-core-sdk from my feed, and get these errors: http://pastebin.com/XdGUSdXu Oct 19 08:25:05 and good morning :) Oct 19 08:25:50 gah. nevermind. I forgot to run a build after running '-c fetchall' Oct 19 08:25:58 no wonder I'm missing packages... Oct 19 12:54:29 I want to create an initramfs image/kernel so that I can boot without a filesystem. I've added INITRAMFS_IMAGE = "core-image-minimal-initramfs" - but this is now pulling in initramfs-live-install which is failing. Oct 19 12:54:39 initramfs-live-install was skipped: incompatible with host arm-poky-linux-gnueabi (not in COMPATIBLE_HOST) Oct 19 12:55:43 but I'm confused - I don't think I want 'live-install' I just want to bundle the filesystem into the kernel binary ... Am I mis-understanding something here ... or should I just force the initramfs-live-install to be compatible somehow? Oct 19 13:09:51 kbingham: I think INITRAMFS_IMAGE is the correct variable to be using, but you'll probably need a different image Oct 19 13:12:01 bluelightning: Do I just point it at *my* image? Oct 19 13:12:29 well it depends - is your image the image you want for the initramfs itself? Oct 19 13:13:52 Essentially - I just want the filesystem that I generate from my image, to be put into an initramfs .... so yes ... except my image generates the kernel, and is where I was putting this statement - so I'm suspecting it will become a circular dependancy ? Oct 19 13:14:45 bluelightning: Well - I've put it in ... and set it going :) Oct 19 13:15:07 After all - whats the worst that can happen :) hehe Oct 19 13:15:26 well, it's not the image that generates the kernel, it may have kernel packages in it though Oct 19 13:16:31 switching to systemd really seems to pull a huge web of dependencies. Oct 19 13:17:18 raykinsella781: systemd is aliased as systemd-borg :) Oct 19 13:17:45 the real name is genisys Oct 19 13:33:12 pulling in dbus, libxml .... Oct 19 13:39:03 raykinsella781: don't use it if you don't want it Oct 19 13:41:40 rburton: looking to test it, just mesmerized by the number of dependenies ... I have nothing for/against any init system. Oct 19 13:42:16 modern systemd doesn't depend on dbus, and i'm not sure where you got libxml from Oct 19 13:42:37 oh maybe via the doc tooling it wants at build time Oct 19 13:45:36 yeah, I submitted a patch to make dbus optional - it's only required for tests Oct 19 13:51:36 hey. i have a ppc platfrom from freescale. how are the odds of getting yocto to run on this without also using QorIQ from freescale? Oct 19 14:12:30 why is eglibc built here when the only reverse dependency it has is eglibc itself? Oct 19 14:12:41 i'm using the dependency explorer Oct 19 14:24:49 qknight: I think because that dependency is virtual rather than direct; all target recipes depend on virtual/libc Oct 19 14:25:05 bluelightning: thanks for all your help btw! Oct 19 14:25:14 qknight: that not showing up in depexp is probably a bug though Oct 19 14:25:18 np Oct 19 14:25:50 bluelightning: do you have an idea about my other question regarding PPC and not using QorIQ 1.8? Oct 19 14:28:43 <_valle_> Hi, Im struggling with Bluetooth on imx53. Oct 19 14:28:56 <_valle_> When running hcitool dev I can see the device Oct 19 14:29:25 <_valle_> bluetoothctl list shows nothing Oct 19 14:29:44 <_valle_> bluez5 beeing used on kernel 2.6.35 Oct 19 14:37:26 qknight: I'm not well acquainted with Freescale PPC platforms; I do know there is a layer (meta-fsl-ppc) providing support for a number of them though Oct 19 14:38:31 bluelightning: ok, good to know. thanks for your advice Oct 19 17:03:41 can I drop a tarball into a recipe when its a small test app - which doesn't have any hosted location? or are there better solutions ... Oct 19 17:09:02 kbingha: We've done that before. You can also look at ldconfig-native; they use a zip for the source code there. Oct 19 17:09:52 kbingha: if I think the files might change at some point though, I usually throw it up on github. Oct 19 17:48:50 hi Oct 19 17:49:49 i need few info regarding xuser user... Oct 19 17:50:26 by default, /home/xuser gets created.. Oct 19 17:50:42 can i change the home address like /myhome/xuser? Oct 19 17:50:57 i meant home folder Oct 19 17:53:05 can anybody help me in this? Oct 19 17:58:31 can i change the home folder like /myhome/xuser? Oct 19 18:01:46 dev_: is this for the actual xuser user or some other user? Oct 19 18:02:32 xuser Oct 19 18:02:54 i know we can change root folder from /home/root to /root Oct 19 18:03:19 but i need to know for xuser Oct 19 18:03:38 ROOT_HOME variable will change to /root Oct 19 18:03:59 you would need to create a bbappend for xuser-account (or modify the recipe, depending on whether this is a customisation or a fix) and add a parameter to USERADD_PARAM_${PN} Oct 19 18:04:53 looks like -d /path/to/homedir would be what you'd need to add Oct 19 18:06:39 (where the path is the target path, not a path on the build host) Oct 19 18:07:32 ok, actually i did not find from where the build system read /home/xuser as xuser home folder and write in /etc/passwd file...i tried to search but i could not find the default Oct 19 18:08:41 can i please give few info on this? Oct 19 18:08:44 you* Oct 19 19:19:11 my build system generates a modules--3.12-r0-t4240rdb-64b-20151016001455.tgz and extracted it lists lib/ directory with /tmp/lib/modules/3.12.37-rt51-QorIQ-SDK-V1.8+gf488de6/kernel/fs/nls/nls_utf8.ko /tmp/lib/modules/3.12.37-rt51-QorIQ-SDK-V1.8+gf488de6/kernel/fs/isofs/isofs.ko /tmp/lib/modules/3.12.37-rt51-QorIQ-SDK-V1.8+gf488de6/kernel/crypto/pcbc.ko and other files Oct 19 19:19:26 what should i do with that files? Oct 19 19:20:05 why does it not build a initrd i wonder Oct 19 19:23:34 Has anyone ever scanned a yocto/bitbake generated OS image using Government Information Assurance (IA) tools. Like ACAS or SCAP?? Oct 19 19:24:29 For the United States! Oct 19 21:31:53 I'm trying to add a "require conf/foo.config" in my local.conf. How does bitbake know where to look for foo.config? Oct 19 21:33:41 tripzero1: you could do this: write: "require myfunnyname.config" there then do: strace -e open -f bitbake my-foo-image | grep myfunnyname and you should see all the location it looks for Oct 19 21:34:04 qknight: good idea. thx Oct 19 21:34:26 tripzero1: bitbake searches BBPATH Oct 19 21:34:32 for relative includes Oct 19 21:34:36 (among other things) Oct 19 21:34:40 classes are found the same way Oct 19 21:34:51 each layer's layer.conf appends itself to BBPATH Oct 19 21:35:10 so the search order will be the layer order in BBLAYERS in conf/bblayers.conf Oct 19 21:35:21 you can use bitbake -e to get the final value of BBPATH Oct 19 21:35:40 (along with every other variable, bitbake -e is valuable) Oct 19 21:37:11 kergoth: so if I've added my layer to build/conf/bblayers.conf and if that layer appends itself to BBPATH, it should find the conf, right Oct 19 21:37:35 assuming it's conf/foo.config relative to the root of the layer, yep Oct 19 21:37:52 also i hope you meant foo.conf, since bitbake won't recognize or include a .config Oct 19 21:38:10 one thing to mention, 'include' will silently ignore if the file doesn't exist Oct 19 21:38:13 ah. i think that's what i meant. Oct 19 21:38:15 * tripzero1 checks Oct 19 21:38:16 if you want it mandatory, use 'require', not 'include' Oct 19 21:38:20 then it'll fail if it's not found Oct 19 21:38:42 they correspond to 'include' and '-include' in makefiles (the latter being like our include, the former like our require) Oct 19 21:40:15 thx Oct 19 21:40:26 np Oct 19 23:58:41 how to use meta-amd? Oct 19 23:58:58 i mean is there a documentation on how to use these meta-whatever layers? Oct 19 23:59:26 i only found occational usages on the web in bug-reports and some configuration examples in blogs Oct 19 23:59:44 but i wonder if there is something i'm missing ... and i hope there is! Oct 20 01:58:45 Hi. I’m wondering what the appropriate way to cause the populate function to be rerun for an image. Specifically efi_hddimg_populate() http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/poky/tree/meta/classes/grub-efi.bbclass?h=fido#n58 Oct 20 01:59:20 I’m using the meta-virtualization layer to build xen-image-minimal and I’m finding that xen.gz is not being installed into the EFI partition like I would expect per http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/meta-virtualization/tree/recipes-extended/images/xen-image-minimal.bb?h=fido#n33 Oct 20 01:59:49 Cardoe: if you change something in the configuration it will be executed again, if you just reevaluate your conf/local.conf without any change it won't rerun Oct 20 02:00:25 I’ve renamed grubefi_populate_append to efi_hddimg_populate_append and efi_populate_append with no effect. Oct 20 02:00:43 qknight: so I’ve done bitbake -c cleansstate xen-image-minimal ; bitbake xen-image-minimal Oct 20 02:00:59 between the renames thinking that was enough but now I’m wondering if its not enough. Oct 20 02:01:12 Cardoe: check the archives modification date Oct 20 02:01:18 that's fine. you don't even need cleansstate, there's no sstate in images Oct 20 02:01:30 either clean and rebuild, or bitbake -c rootfs -f xen-image-minimal Oct 20 02:04:47 So then I guess neither of those renames work. Oct 20 02:05:10 I tried to match what syslinux is doing in that xen-image-minimal Oct 20 02:44:13 how to enable amd driver in yocto? i have a pcie amd card and i've added meta-amd/common and recompiled everything. still no sign of a radeon driver in the system Oct 20 02:47:10 and i want to try the open source driver first (not the catalyst driver) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Oct 20 02:59:58 2015