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Aug 14 14:50:30 <c0d3st0rm> hi all - I'm trying to build an image for my Intel Edison, however compiling fails when ncurses is reached (log: http://pastebin.com/raw/5dcCG1m5). my question is - where is _26837.c? is it a temporary file sumwhere?
Aug 14 15:09:34 <AgentElrond> I'm fighing a do_package_write_deb error as part of a bitbake
Aug 14 15:10:08 <AgentElrond> "package name has characters that aren't lowercase alphanums or '-+.""
Aug 14 15:10:38 <AgentElrond> The log file doesn't indicate what exactly the offending string is, so I'm trying to hunt how this process works.  Where should I start looking about do_package_write_deb?
Aug 14 15:25:14 <AgentElrond> I wish there were a way to do a printf/echo/log message of some sort from a .bb file
Aug 14 16:00:18 <AgentElrond> OK I'm getting closer
Aug 14 16:00:26 <AgentElrond> there's a package named python-wsgiref-simple_server apparently
Aug 14 16:00:30 <AgentElrond> and the underscore is screwing it up
Aug 14 16:40:27 <AgentElrond> Is there a way to invalidate cache for just one file?
Aug 14 16:40:35 <AgentElrond> I want to force one particular .bb recipe to redownload
Aug 14 16:40:53 <kergoth> bitbake -c cleanall your-recipe
Aug 14 16:41:04 <kergoth> and redownloading andc aching are two different things
Aug 14 16:41:09 <AgentElrond> That won't nuke the entire build environment?
Aug 14 16:41:24 <AgentElrond> Well I suspect the download isn't happening even when I do "-c fetchall" because the recipe is cached
Aug 14 16:43:17 <AgentElrond> kergoth:  Nope, I seem to have cleaned the recipe in question, yet fetchall still ignores the updated .bb
Aug 14 16:43:28 <AgentElrond> I added an invalid URL in it so I'm trying to force the error to appear so I know it's working
Aug 14 16:43:39 <kergoth> clean and cleanall are two completely different tasks.
Aug 14 16:43:55 <kergoth> clean wipes the bits for a single reciope, cleanall does that and removes downloaded sources from teh download dir
Aug 14 16:44:28 <kergoth> also, just use bitbake -e yourrecipe | grep SRC_URI= and make sure its set to what you think it is
Aug 14 16:45:08 <AgentElrond> kergoth:  It is
Aug 14 16:45:24 <AgentElrond> Background:  I have no downloaded source for 1 recipe.
Aug 14 16:45:45 <AgentElrond> So, I thought perhaps that recipe got skipped / messed up because of some build mishap (power loss, crash?).
Aug 14 16:46:02 <AgentElrond> I'm debugging why nothing was downloaded for the package in question
Aug 14 16:48:50 <kergoth> a build mishap would not result in that behavior. the only time bitbake will skip a task is if that task succeeded.
Aug 14 16:48:59 <AgentElrond> Thanks
Aug 14 16:50:47 <AgentElrond> kergoth:  I may have resolved my issue
Aug 14 16:51:07 <AgentElrond> I was trying to do "-c fetchall MY_OVERALL_PROJECT"
Aug 14 16:51:26 <AgentElrond> But "-c fetchall THIS_ONE_RECIPE" might fix it
Aug 14 16:51:54 <AgentElrond> Perhaps the overall project wasn't trying to fetch for this particular recipe for some reason, even after cleanall
Aug 14 16:53:05 <AgentElrond> Thanks!
Aug 14 17:12:37 <AgentElrond> kergoth:  Do you know why some directories under downloads/git2 end in ".git", and others do not?
Aug 14 17:12:53 <kergoth> some urls end in .git, others do not
Aug 14 17:25:59 <AgentElrond> kergoth:  Apparently adding .git onto a URL makes no difference, how interesting
Aug 14 17:26:17 <AgentElrond> I'm new to this aspect of github :p
Aug 14 17:44:34 <iskander> hello
Aug 14 17:44:52 <iskander> i have an odd problem with tmux and 'bitbake -c menuconfig virtual/kernel'
Aug 14 17:45:22 <iskander> it doesn't work with tmux
Aug 14 17:46:24 <iskander> but i have no problem executing it in xterm w/o tmux
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