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Feb 20 13:47:36 <c0rnel> hello
Feb 20 13:48:28 <c0rnel> i understand that in 'bitbake core-image-minimal' , core-image-minimal is a target
Feb 20 13:48:35 <c0rnel> where is this target defined?
Feb 20 13:53:11 <neverpanic> c0rnel: http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/poky/tree/meta/recipes-core/images/core-image-minimal.bb
Feb 20 14:06:04 <c0rnel> neverpanic, thanks a lot
Feb 20 14:29:06 <c0rnel> is there a image smaller than the core-image-minimal ?
Feb 20 14:32:07 <c0rnel> among te default images, that is
Feb 20 14:32:52 <neverpanic> I don't think so. However, there might be a couple of ways to reduce the size of core-image-minimal, e.g. by using musl over glibc
Feb 20 14:36:33 <c0rnel> neverpanic, i see. thank you
Feb 20 14:37:42 <raykinsella78> c0rnel: how much smaller do you need - 8mb?
Feb 20 14:39:48 <c0rnel> raykinsella78, what i want is learn to add things to the build starting from as small as possible
Feb 20 14:40:07 <c0rnel> so yes, 8mb would be good :)
Feb 20 14:41:54 <c0rnel> also i am limited by hardware resources, in that it took 6 hours to build half of the core-image0minimal recipes
Feb 20 16:15:03 <gatisp> Hey, I was wondering has anyone experience with INITRAMFS_IMAGE variable? It generates image as expected INITRAMFS_IMAGE = "my-initramfs", but how can can I install it rootfs? under /boot?
Feb 20 16:15:21 <gatisp> *in rootfs
Feb 20 16:22:54 <neverpanic> Why would you want your initramfs inside your rootfs? The whole point of the initramfs is that it mounts the rootfs, so putting it inside of it seems recursive?
Feb 20 16:26:46 <gatisp> neverpanic, because i hard code in grub
Feb 20 16:26:52 <gatisp> where to find initramfs
Feb 20 16:27:11 <gatisp> but after that it is up to initramfs how to mount the rootfs
Feb 20 16:27:46 <neverpanic> how does that require putting your initramfs inside the rootfs?
Feb 20 16:28:44 <gatisp> its a complex setup :)
Feb 20 16:28:59 <gatisp> all i want to know is how to install it there
Feb 20 16:50:09 <rtr_> Hi. I need to run a script on rootfs, uImage, u-boot files. Which bb file should I use to create an bbappend file in my layer?
Feb 20 19:49:00 <kergoth> fray: is virtual/nativesdk-libintl set correctly for mingw? I'm getting failures due to missing libintl.h. do we need proxy-libintl or gettext for this?
Feb 20 19:49:03 * kergoth experiments
Feb 20 20:02:08 <c0rnel> hi
Feb 20 20:03:24 <c0rnel> my core-image-minimal buld fails in the end in qemu 2.4.0 bb
Feb 20 20:03:41 <c0rnel> the output points me to a log file
Feb 20 20:04:06 <c0rnel> the log file contains what is already on the screen, and in the end it references itself
Feb 20 20:04:22 <c0rnel> is there another file where i can see what failed and why?
Feb 20 20:06:17 <neverpanic> the log file is the right place
Feb 20 20:06:25 <neverpanic> which task failed, and what does the log file contain?
Feb 20 20:10:02 <c0rnel> neverpanic, http://fpaste.org/326696/55998901/
Feb 20 20:10:25 <c0rnel> maybe is important to say i'm in fedora 23
Feb 20 20:11:14 <neverpanic> Hm, that doesn't seem to show the complete build process anymore and thus doesn't explain why the file would be truncated
Feb 20 20:11:57 <khem`> the .o files are either corrupted or half baked
Feb 20 20:12:07 <khem`> do you have enough space ?
Feb 20 20:12:14 <khem`> second thing to try is
Feb 20 20:12:21 <khem`> set PARALLEL_MAKE = ""
Feb 20 20:12:26 <khem`> in qemu recipe
Feb 20 20:12:35 <c0rnel> khem`, 86GB free
Feb 20 20:12:42 <khem`> so to check if there are any race conditions in qemu build
Feb 20 20:12:47 <c0rnel> ok
Feb 20 20:16:24 <c0rnel> bitbake qemu should do
Feb 20 20:16:27 <c0rnel> , right?
Feb 20 20:20:47 <neverpanic> qemu-native, since that's what failed
Feb 20 20:21:04 <neverpanic> also, try bitbake -c clean qemu-native, then try again
Feb 20 20:21:37 <c0rnel> oh
Feb 20 20:21:38 <c0rnel> ok
Feb 20 20:26:52 <c0rnel> it takes some time
Feb 20 21:12:36 <c0rnel> command succeeded
Feb 20 21:12:56 <c0rnel> now, f i change the recipe, the build will be reexecuted, right?
Feb 20 21:14:02 <JaMa> you need to trigger the build, but relevant tasks will be re-executed
Feb 20 21:15:28 <c0rnel> hmmm
Feb 20 21:15:38 <c0rnel> actually -c clean was not enough
Feb 20 21:15:51 <c0rnel> what do i need to do to trigger the rebuild?
Feb 20 21:18:46 <JaMa> what are you changing?
Feb 20 21:18:58 <JaMa> you can use -c cleansstate to force rebuild when there is no change in metadata
Feb 20 21:22:46 <c0rnel> ok, this works
Feb 20 21:22:50 <c0rnel> thank you JaMa
Feb 20 22:05:18 <c0rnel> ok, to conclude, the problem seems it was an unattended computer shutdown, followed by a wrong clean of qemu, instead of qemu-native
Feb 20 22:05:26 <c0rnel> thank you for all your help
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