**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Oct 21 02:59:58 2016 Oct 21 06:25:21 good morning Oct 21 06:50:21 hi! I want to apply a ssh-patch to a yocto project: https://www.psc.edu/index.php/hpn-ssh#patches what is the easiest way to apply this patch into a build? Oct 21 06:58:04 speedy: create a bbappend in some layer, e.g. meta-myproject/recipes-connectivity/openssh/openssh_%.bbappend with something like this in it: Oct 21 06:58:18 FILESEXTRAPATHS_append := "${THISDIR}/${PN}" Oct 21 06:58:19 SRC_URI += "file://name_of_the_file.patch" Oct 21 06:58:49 then place name_of_the_file.patch in meta-myproject/recipes-connectivity/openssh/openssh/ Oct 21 06:59:52 thank you! i ll give it a try Oct 21 07:00:38 oh wait, type Oct 21 07:00:48 FILESEXTRAPATHS_append := ":${THISDIR}/${PN}" Oct 21 07:01:01 ok Oct 21 07:01:17 (I made a typo writing typo, awesome.) Oct 21 07:19:57 getting build issue in breakpad with following failure: ./src/common/linux/elf_core_dump.h:49:16: error: 'Ehdr' has not been declared typedef ElfW(Ehdr) Ehdr; ^ ./src/common/linux/elf_core_dump.h:49:20: error: ISO C++ forbids declaration of 'ElfW' with no type [-fpermissive] typedef ElfW(Ehdr) Ehdr; ^ Oct 21 07:20:36 can anybody help in resolving this. Oct 21 07:26:15 anyone using vmware with yocto? I want to remove the vmware X mouse driver (to standardize on libinput) but am wondering whether that means I need to enable the kernel driver for vmware mouse device? Oct 21 07:29:34 I'm following the dev-manual to configure the kernel. If I want to configure the kernel provided by my BSP Oct 21 07:30:03 this is the cmd that I must use? itbake linux-yocto -c kernel_configme -f Oct 21 07:36:32 a_V: kernel_configme is the task that creates the .config file Oct 21 07:39:07 jku: but linux-yocto is referring to the generic yocto kernel or to my bsp kernel? Oct 21 07:39:21 I want the 2nd one Oct 21 07:42:57 a_V: yes, linux-yocto is the yocto provided kernel Oct 21 07:52:14 Then I understand that I must point the right recipe. I can guess but where I find the specific recipe name? Oct 21 07:53:17 my goal is to open menuconfig to configure my BSP kernel Oct 21 08:06:39 on meta-bsp_name/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-bsp_name.bb Oct 21 08:07:48 on the first lies it says: require recipes-kernel/linux/linux-imx.inc Oct 21 08:08:03 it's linux-imx what I'm looking for? Oct 21 08:12:05 ERROR: linux-imx was skipped: PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel set to linux-compulab, not linux-imx Oct 21 08:12:09 Aha! Oct 21 08:13:29 good morning guys Oct 21 08:14:07 colud somebody help me with lighttpd on yocto. I got an error while I excecuted php script on the board: http://dpaste.com/2CN0D69 Oct 21 08:16:22 https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=NOT+handling+file+as+static+file%2C+extension+forbidden&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 Oct 21 08:18:32 I can't find where is defined PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel Oct 21 08:18:42 it isn't on my local.conf file Oct 21 08:19:44 Snert: yes, I googled it, but I don't have any cgi modules provided :-( Oct 21 08:20:07 so that's a good indicator that the problem is elsewhere. Oct 21 08:20:14 more googles. Oct 21 08:20:42 I don't think it's a yocto fault. Oct 21 08:21:32 nvm, meta-bsp_name/conf/machine/ Oct 21 08:43:50 Snert: ./usr/bin/.debug/php-cgi Oct 21 08:44:09 Snert: but I don't see /usr/bin/php-cig file :-( Oct 21 09:38:24 poky uses opkg package manager? Oct 21 10:00:56 can I use EXTRA_OECONF_append? Oct 21 10:14:25 a_V: opkg, rpm or deb. defaults to rpm. Oct 21 10:14:33 Ox4: you can _append almost everything Oct 21 10:14:51 just remember append doesn't add whitespace, so you'll want EXTRA_OECONF_append = " —foo" Oct 21 10:22:09 curiously, how does yocto handle creating device nodes in a system image ? Oct 21 10:22:51 udev / systemd / whatever does that on boot Oct 21 10:23:23 So there is no support for explicitly saying: I want a system image that has a /dev/null ? Oct 21 10:25:00 if you're explicitly not using udev / systemd / mdev, and also don't want to use devtmpfs, then you'll need to get the nodes created at rootfs time old school Oct 21 10:26:46 even super-early boot uses devtmpfs instead of a static /dev Oct 21 10:27:47 At "rootfs time old-school" heh, no it's not that I specifically want that; I was just wondering if there was some trick at play, seeing as regular user cannot create device nodes Oct 21 10:28:14 the trick would be devtmpfs or udev etc Oct 21 10:43:07 rburton: thank you Oct 21 11:45:25 Hello I have an understanding Problem with linux config and drivers. I want to add ftdi usb driver to my yocto build Oct 21 11:45:28 I added to my recipes Oct 21 11:45:29 CONFIG_USB_SERIAL=y CONFIG_USB_SERIAL_FTDI_SIO=y CONFIG_INPUT_FF_MEMLESS=y CONFIG_INPUT_JOYDEV=y Oct 21 11:45:50 It is necessary to all libftdio ? Oct 21 11:47:03 libftdi Oct 21 11:47:08 to my image ? Oct 21 12:45:24 is there a section on the yocto manuals where it explains how to configure the package-management? I have it installed on my pocky distro, but how I set the sources? Oct 21 12:50:03 will try with this http://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/white-papers/package-manager-white-paper.pdf Oct 21 13:07:20 Hi! I alrdy asked question bout getting openssh patched in yocto. The problem is that http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit.cgi/poky/plain/meta/recipes-connectivity/openssh/ only offers 7.3p1 and not a needed 6.2p2 so i thought bout getting the source myself from github, patch it and build it into yocto. Is this the correct way? I guess i have to build my own layer + patch? Oct 21 13:56:07 can't figure how to install yum Oct 21 14:05:14 ok, so yum/zypper is replaced by smart Oct 21 14:18:10 Hello I have problems with an systemd service Oct 21 14:18:12 # Install systemd unit file install -d ${D}${systemd_unitdir}/system/ install -m 0644 ${WORKDIR}/roscore.service ${D}${systemd_unitdir}/system/roscore.service Oct 21 14:18:25 the service file is not on the image Oct 21 14:18:50 I check ${D}{systemd_unitdir} Oct 21 14:18:59 and the path didn't exist Oct 21 14:33:54 hello all Oct 21 14:34:47 i'm here after few hours of trying without success, my system contains only gstreamer1.0 (1.6.1.R0) and not gstreamer (0.x) when trying to build qtquick1 i got an error ERROR: Nothing PROVIDES 'gstreamer' (but /opt/builds/intel/src/layers/meta/meta-qt5/recipes-qt/qt5/qtwebkit_git.bb DEPENDS on or otherwise requires it). Close matches: Oct 21 14:35:27 i'm stuck cause i dont even know were gstreamer (and not 1.0) was defined as dependency, i ended up commenting every single line of the .bb file without success Oct 21 14:35:32 anyone have a begining of idea please ? Oct 21 14:35:43 ERROR: Nothing PROVIDES 'gstreamer' (but /opt/builds/intel/src/layers/meta/meta-qt5/recipes-qt/qt5/qtwebkit_git.bb DEPENDS on or otherwise requires it). Close matches: Oct 21 14:35:48 gstreamer1.0 Oct 21 14:36:24 (i just want qtwebkit to use gstreamer1.0 and i dont know were from gstreamer (0.1) is calledà Oct 21 15:06:05 hey guys! i am having trouble using bitbake on an external hard drive. i bought a fast hard drive and mounted it externally so i could get faster builds via yocto. but bitbake doesn't respond when i use it. Oct 21 15:06:24 "doesn't respond"? Oct 21 15:06:32 also, what filesystem are you using on it? Oct 21 15:06:35 if i force ctrl + c, it captures my interrupt but can't end the process Oct 21 15:06:40 ext4 fs Oct 21 15:06:49 sounds like i/o read/writes are hanging or something Oct 21 15:07:05 likely not related to bitbake directly at all. i'd do some benchmark tests to make sure the drive is fully functional Oct 21 15:07:34 i can read/write on the drive. i directly used repo tool to download yocto Oct 21 15:07:39 on the drive itself Oct 21 15:08:23 don't know what to tell you, bitbake isn't doing magic, it's not special with regard to how it uses your drive Oct 21 15:08:34 http://pastebin.com/VeVMgEM8 here is my output after i waited 20 mins and gave up Oct 21 15:08:47 it shows the aftermath of ctrl c interrupt Oct 21 15:10:05 it still can't end process after that. i have to close the terminal **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Oct 22 02:59:58 2016