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May 16 07:08:18 <niteshnarayanlal> khem, hi as you suggested i was using the multilib feature
May 16 07:08:21 <niteshnarayanlal> http://pastebin.com/Rz3jZUCB
May 16 07:08:34 <niteshnarayanlal> but was getting an error
May 16 07:08:36 <niteshnarayanlal> Tuning 'cortexa7hf-neon' has no defined features, and cannot be used.
May 16 07:09:07 <niteshnarayanlal> so included require conf/machine/include/tune-cortexa7.inc in my local.conf
May 16 07:10:34 <niteshnarayanlal> am I missing anything else?
May 16 07:26:34 <niteshnarayanlal> I figured out the mistake :)
May 16 08:02:10 <mcfrisk> hmm, how many linux kernel header packages did yocto have? Is it possible to test larger kernel header changes for userspace compatibility with a full yocto build just by first upgrading the kernel to my git tree?
May 16 08:19:42 <mckoan> good morning
May 16 10:36:14 <abelal> rburton: ping
May 16 13:54:29 <cyball> can anybody tell me if the generic x86 64 supports only intel processors or does it also support amd?
May 16 13:57:32 <rburton> cyball: amd too, thus the "generic" bit
May 16 13:58:56 <cyball> rburton: I tried to boot from a AMD Opteron 4226 and i got a kernel panic ... do i have to define generic somewhere in IMAGE_FEATURES for example?
May 16 13:59:05 <rburton> no
May 16 13:59:27 <rburton> if you paste the panic someone might be able to help
May 16 14:00:10 <cyball> well i can not scroll up to see the details and the kernel option boot_delay does not work and the option rootdelay does not show the details
May 16 14:00:48 <cyball> do you know which option i can use to slow down the error printing during boot?
May 16 14:04:04 <cyball> rburton: what i can do is just taking a image from the error as much the displays shows
May 16 14:05:34 <rburton> not sure why boot_delay won't work, but iirc you can press scroll lock to pause the output and then pageup/pagedown
May 16 14:05:44 <rburton> or, hook up a serial or network console
May 16 14:06:05 <rburton> http://www.burtonini.com/wordpress/2013/03/26/using-netconsole-in-the-yocto-project/
May 16 14:13:33 <_taw_> what is the preferred way to submit patches? I made changes to kernel.bbclass
May 16 14:25:03 <cyball> rburton: in the wordpress article the word dev is missing after the slash inbetween the square brackets
May 16 14:25:59 <cyball> rburton: i think it is because it is interpreted by the browser as HTML tag :)
May 16 14:26:46 <cyball> rburton: the same for tgt-ip
May 16 14:27:16 <vmeson> _taw_: patches should be sent to email list:  http://www.openembedded.org/wiki/How_to_submit_a_patch_to_OpenEmbedded
May 16 15:11:10 <fishey2> How can I find out what package a file in the sysroot belongs to?
May 16 15:14:09 <rburton> oe-pkgdata-util
May 16 15:20:06 <fishey2> rburton: so I tried that, but it looks like it only handles target packages (at least, list-pkgs shows a fairly small list of packages)? My issue is I've got an executable that's in the native sysroot & I want to find out what is installing it.
May 16 15:21:57 <fishey2> I did find the thing I was looking for, so this isn't blocking me, but it might be useful to know how to handle it next time.
May 16 15:24:01 <rburton> hm yeah it doesn't work on native packages, so it will help if you've also got a target version of the package installed but not otherwise
May 16 15:37:30 <present> hi!
May 16 15:38:59 <kergoth> fishey2, rburton: oe-pkgdata-util works fine on natives, if you point it to the pkgdata in that sysroot, and account for the full path prefix
May 16 15:39:13 <kergoth> ie. it won't be in /usr/bin, it'll be in /some/long/path/to/the/sysroot/usr/bin/
May 16 15:39:30 <kergoth> i've used it before
May 16 15:59:56 <rburton> kergoth: maybe it needs magic handling for native
May 16 16:10:27 <present> How should I set C++ DEFINE variables in a recipe?
May 16 16:10:44 <present> I'm still on my way to customize psplash.
May 16 16:10:46 <present> https://github.com/rleitner/psplash/blob/master/psplash-colors.h
May 16 16:11:22 <neverpanic> configure.cflags-append -DVARIABLE=value
May 16 16:11:26 <present> do_configure_append () ?
May 16 16:11:45 <neverpanic> er, sorry, wrong language
May 16 16:11:48 <present> neverpanic, :D
May 16 16:11:55 <khem> present: CXXFLAGS is one you need to change
May 16 16:12:11 <khem> CXXFLAGS_append = " -Dvar=value"
May 16 16:12:23 <neverpanic> Is there a CPPFLAGS variable in Yocto?
May 16 16:12:28 <khem> yes
May 16 16:12:28 <present> khem, great! :)
May 16 16:12:44 <neverpanic> Then that should be used, because -D is a preprocessor option, not a compiler option.
May 16 16:14:09 <khem> it doesnt matter in the end but for readablity its ok
May 16 17:05:03 <frostednuts> has anyone had problems importing a toolchain into eclipse? I get a cryptic error message that doesn't really tell me much...
May 16 19:46:00 <fishey2> kergoth: where is the pkgdata for the native sysroot? I seee the pkgdata dir in the target sysroot, but not in the native one.
May 16 19:46:13 <fishey2> is there an option I need to enable to generate it?
May 16 20:32:27 <frostednuts> has anyone had problems importing a toolchain into eclipse?
May 16 21:52:39 <gnac> frostednuts: what kind of problems?
May 17 02:39:06 <Xz> hi, anybody here?
May 17 02:42:05 <Xz> I have this weird problem where I added a patch to my linux-yocto recipe
May 17 02:42:19 <Xz> and it seems to pick it up (I can see in log.do_patch)
May 17 02:42:28 <Xz> but then when I open .c file it's not changed
May 17 02:42:40 <Xz> is there any chance Yocto would patch, build and delete patched file?
May 17 02:50:07 <bluelightning> Xz: can't see how that would happen...
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