**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed May 04 02:59:58 2016 May 04 06:32:41 hi May 04 06:51:24 I'm using the glibc package from meta upstream, another package isn't able to find rtld(GNU_HASH) O.o May 04 06:51:44 complaining nothing would provide it May 04 06:53:22 "Can't install sysvinit-pidof-2.88dsf-r14+poky@cortexa8hf_neon: no package provides rtld(GNU_HASH)" May 04 06:56:17 hm.. for whatever reason the glibc-binary rpm package is empty May 04 08:10:40 It seems that the toolchain.cmake file generated by eclipse does not contain the necessary abi flags in the CMAKE_C{,XX}_COMPILER or CMAKE_C{,XX}_FLAGS variables May 04 08:12:14 If I try to compile with this toolchain file, the compiler cannot generate executables correctly and adding -mfloat-abi=hard in the variables fixes it. I find it a little bit odd that the CC environment variable contains the flag, but not the cmake variables May 04 08:13:32 could anybody hint me to the spot where rtld(GNU_HASH) is drawn into as a dependency for sysvinit-pidof? May 04 08:14:02 (wrt the rpm file) May 04 08:50:52 Sorry, I got distracted. Is the eclipse toolchain.cmake file supposed to contain the abi and optimization flags, or is something else wrong with my sdk? May 04 09:17:46 is it possible to change PARALLEL_MAKE and BB_NUMBER_THREADS for 1 specific recipe? running out of RAM here for a specific recipe May 04 09:20:24 Primordus: _pn- override should work May 04 09:25:45 Hi, I'm trying to make .dtb from devshell . After make I get arch/arm/boot/dts/imx6q-sabresd.dtb is up to date but I don't find .dtb file is not generated..... Am I missing something, use Jethro.. Any clue? May 04 09:28:22 nrossi: thanks May 04 09:35:22 what does QA Issue failed sanity test during do_populate_sysroot mean ? May 04 09:41:15 tobias_: it depends on the test May 04 09:41:24 the message should give some details May 04 09:42:10 and it should also be stored in tmp/qa.log May 04 11:47:57 is there a better place to discuss eclipse tool questions? May 04 12:18:46 simonl, jsut ask May 04 12:25:17 Crofton|work: I have, and anything related to eclipse is ignored ^^ May 04 12:25:26 hello! May 04 12:25:39 I think the problem is not many eclipse people hang out here May 04 12:25:48 have you tried th yocot mailng list? May 04 12:26:13 Can somebody replay a best practice for overriding a method in oe.package_manager class May 04 12:26:39 Crofton|work: I haven't, but maybe I should May 04 12:26:44 try there May 04 12:27:23 aspinu: you can't just "override" it trivially, its a python module. write a new one that comes first in the search path, or patch it and submit the changes. May 04 12:27:37 aspinu: override or extend? create your own, call base class one first/last if needed May 04 12:28:01 override since functionality is incomplete May 04 12:28:41 fix the class, send a patch May 04 12:28:46 i know that i can patch .. tat is easy ... but i thought there is a way like the bbclass / bbappend way\ May 04 12:28:53 no, its a python module, not a bbclass May 04 12:30:15 how can i extend my meta-layer/lib to have it's content override something in a meta/lib .. this i do not know ... May 04 13:17:31 rburton: hello May 04 13:17:54 rburton: is it possible for you to review the patches I sent for weston? May 04 13:37:49 otavio: yeah was collecting patches now actually May 04 13:42:52 rburton: NXP is doing some more extensive tests on those so I think you should wait for merging v2 May 04 13:43:26 ok May 04 13:43:28 rburton: but if it could go on MUT for test as well as another review, it would be great May 04 15:26:00 aspinu: make sure your layer is before the other in BBPATH, which measn make it before the other in BBLAYERS in conf/bblayers.conf. May 04 15:58:29 So i think this change breaks cmake cross compilation for arm hard-float in eclipse: https://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit.cgi/poky/commit/meta/recipes-devtools/gcc/gcc-configure-common.inc?id=075e2884ce10094258af6f7c6db1af75 May 04 16:01:16 I've changed it back and i'm waiting for the rebuild, and if that is the problem, I will probably shoot an email to the list too May 04 16:02:51 maybe the real bug is in the cmake builder, because it filters out the flags that would set the float abi explicitly. Before it would default to the correct abi so the flags were unnecessary May 04 17:48:12 I'm blanking and can't find the email with the krogoth maintaine .. armpit, is that you ? May 04 17:51:33 Hmm.. I don't remember seeing one either May 04 17:51:36 * fray goes to look May 04 17:51:50 I found it buried in meeting minutes. May 04 17:52:01 it does appear that Armin volunteered, I'll run with that :D May 04 17:52:07 ok :0 May 04 17:53:23 away 11 evil patches May 04 17:53:31 * zeddii starts gathering the next batch immediately. May 04 18:29:36 Hello - my app's recipe includes $DEPENDS_${PN} = "qtquickcontrols-qmlplugins" but I don't see that package in my target image. May 04 18:29:40 How can I figure out why? May 04 18:29:58 there's no such thing as DEPENDS_${PN} May 04 18:30:00 for one May 04 18:30:04 the starting $ is just wrong, also May 04 18:30:19 you want RDEPENDS_${PN} = May 04 18:30:26 DEPENDS is build time, RDEPENDS_ is run time May 04 18:30:34 no such thing as DEPENDS_ May 04 18:31:16 s/$/R/ May 04 18:31:19 My mistake. May 04 18:31:25 RDEPENDS_${PN} May 04 18:31:34 and is your app's package installed in the image? May 04 18:31:41 Yes. May 04 18:31:52 RDEPENDS_${PN} = "qtwebkit-qmlplugins qtdeclarative-qmlplugins qtquickcontrols-qmlplugins" May 04 18:31:54 if it was, and if your rdepends was set, then the rdepends would be installed too May 04 18:31:59 so one of your assumptions is incorrect May 04 18:32:04 use bitbake -e to make sure it's set the way you think it is May 04 18:32:05 I get qtdeclarative-qmlplugins but not qtquickcontrols-qmplplugins. May 04 18:32:48 My app is the only thing that RDEPENDS on anything QT related. May 04 18:35:18 bitbake -e says RDEPENDS_myapp="qtwebkit-qmlplugins qtdeclarative-qmlplugins qtquickcontrols-qmlplugins" May 04 18:56:30 this commit breaks this driver if acpi isn't enabled. it should probably be conditional: http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/linux-yocto-4.1/commit/drivers/gpio/gpio-pca953x.c?h=standard/base&id=94bfb66b8887ec17a46163ad02af60ff02ab2d73 May 04 19:59:39 dear diary I hope SSTATE is enabled. May 04 20:01:44 mortderire: it's always enabled May 04 20:51:10 khem: for your poky-tiny work you presented at ELC, were you building core-image-minimal or something else? May 04 22:54:33 hmm, undefined reference errors in systemtap May 04 23:12:32 Hi everyone i want to install yocto-nand.sh but cannot find mtd device i wantto add mtd with manuel but Yocto OS didnt find mtdparts command May 04 23:21:32 LinuxMice: mtdparts is part of the mtd-utils package. You can add a line in conf/local.conf: IMAGE_INSTALL_append = " mtd-utils" May 04 23:21:52 to get it included in your build May 04 23:22:31 billr: exactly im trying now May 04 23:23:47 billr: and i wonder one thing i am using VAR_STK_6_UL_O kite which has Dart_6_ul som module it use yocto fido, how can i flash nand May 04 23:28:37 LinuxMice: I'm not familiar with that particular hardware and flashing NAND tends to be somewhat module specific. As you probably figured out, 'flash_erase' and 'nandwrite' are the commands you will want to use once you figure out which partition you need to use. May 04 23:30:55 LinuxMice: those commands assume you already have Linux running on your target system and you want to flash an update to an alternate partition or you booted from an SD card or network and want to flash an image into onboard NAND. As I said, somewhat hardware and use case specific. May 04 23:32:18 billr: Yeah its true i boot on SD card and flasherase and nandwrite command but theese command return cannot find /dev/mtd1 etc. May 04 23:35:00 LinuxMice: It may be named /dev/mmcblk* May 04 23:36:06 billr: but mmc is about sd card i want ti flash nand so i find mtdblok ? May 04 23:36:23 LinuxMice: did you run "dmesg" command to see boot log and what the kernel detected? May 04 23:43:19 billr: i run dmesg and it cannot found mtd block but it has nand memory May 04 23:43:47 billr: meanwhile i run mtd-utils but again it hasn't mtdparts command May 04 23:51:19 LinuxMice: first step would be to figure out why kernel doesn't find nand parts. Do you use u-boot? If so, is it configured to find the nand on your board (this will be in some board specific files)? (I ask about u-boot, because if you stop in u-boot before it loads the kernel, you can use u-boots to examine nand flash.) May 04 23:54:09 billr: if you stop in u-boot before it loads the kernel, you can use u-boots to examine nand flash How can i do this May 04 23:58:56 LinuxMice: when u-boot is used as your bootloader, it generally prints some information on the console, like amount of RAM and other stuff. If you hit Enter on the keyboard during this sequence it will stop with a u-boot prompt. Then type 'help mtdparts' to find out hosw to list partition table or create a new one, if necessary. See also: May 04 23:59:05 http://www.denx.de/wiki/view/DULG/UBootCmdGroupFlash#Section_5.9.3.5 May 05 00:01:00 billr: help mtdparts May 05 00:01:00 Unknown command 'mtdparts' - try 'help' without arguments for list of all known commands May 05 00:03:39 LinuxMice: It looks like you're going to have to rebuild u-boot with support for MTD devices. While you're at it, also make sure your Linux kernel config has MTD device support enabled (not sure what the exact option name is). May 05 00:05:06 billr: there is anotherway which is easy ? ?? May 05 00:15:57 LinuxMice: Loking at the Dart 6UL wiki, it looks like they have u-boot and kernel rescue images preconfigured with nand support. Are you using their May 05 00:16:16 mx6ul-dart-nand-recovery-sd.XX.img file for your sd card image? May 05 00:17:17 billr: yeap its image, and i try yocto-nand.sh script May 05 00:18:55 LinuxMice: and that's where things didn't work... I'm with you now. Did you check the Variscite forums (if they have such) and see if anyone else had similar problems? May 05 00:22:27 billr: yahh its finally i found problem, i stop uboot auto boot, and i change env ftd_files, i set ftd file blablabla.sd_nand. and voala i found mtd devices :) May 05 00:23:04 LinuxMice: great news! May 05 00:24:15 billr: thanks for your helping you are very helpfull man :) May 05 00:25:06 LinuxMice: thankyou sir. I just help you in the right direction, but you found the actual solution. :) May 05 00:26:24 billr: thanks to you ;) May 05 00:27:33 billr: ok if this problem is solved, it time to sleep :_) good night billr thanks again **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu May 05 02:59:58 2016