**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu May 04 03:00:03 2017 May 04 07:35:26 good morning May 04 09:34:32 Hi Everyone, does anyone get this kind of error ? : module "QtGraphicalEffects" is not installed module "QtGraphicalEffects" is not installed. I've May 04 09:36:23 I've put in image_install_append : qtdeclarative-qmplugins and also qtquickcontrols-qmlplugins but still have this problem. May 04 09:40:02 I did a jethro yocto image. Now I have two files of the images : an .iso and one .hddimg. When I burn on the disk the .iso it's a live image only, after a reboot I loose everything. When I burn the .hddimg It creat a fat32 partition of only the size of the image 832 mo. Someone can help me ? May 04 09:53:13 I need to add kernel-dev or kernel-devel to my yocto image. I need it to install my network card drivers. How can I add it ? May 04 10:06:19 My second problem is : When I burn my yocto image (.hddimg) I have a fat 32 partition that I can't move or change nothing and the partition is only the size of the disk. When I burn the yocto image (.iso ) I loose everything at every reboot. I'm on jethro branch. Can someone help me please ? May 04 10:10:17 you can bitbake virtual/kernel -c menuconfig May 04 10:53:16 My second problem is : When I burn my yocto image (.hddimg) I have a fat 32 partition that I can't move or change nothing and the partition is only the size of the disk. When I burn the yocto image (.iso ) I loose everything at every reboot. I'm on jethro branch. Can someone help me please ? May 04 10:53:31 I need to add kernel-dev or kernel-devel to my yocto image. I need it to install my network card drivers. How can I add it ? May 04 10:53:40 Someone can help me for my two problems ? May 04 11:20:15 hamdy: don't make an ISO image, they're read only May 04 11:26:21 hamdy: you can customize the kernel configuration with bitbake virtual/kernel -c menuconfig May 04 11:29:25 MarcWe : I'm adding the kernel-devsrc now to my yocto image May 04 11:29:45 MarcWe : if it don't work I will try your idea May 04 11:30:21 rburton: Wich format I must use ? .hddimg reduce the size of the image and I can't write nothing on it May 04 11:33:49 rburton : Specifies the complete list of supported image types by default: May 04 11:33:49 btrfs May 04 11:33:49 cpio May 04 11:33:49 cpio.gz May 04 11:33:49 cpio.lz4 May 04 11:33:49 cpio.lzma May 04 11:34:35 Sorry it was a mistake May 04 11:35:08 if you're using a recent release then wic images just work May 04 11:35:25 rburton : ok thanks May 04 11:38:04 So, is anyone here working on boards that have to go through production and have on-board (QSPI) flash that needs programming? May 04 11:39:02 I'm wondering if making an "installer image" is appropriate, one that has mtd-utils on it and takes care of writing the *actual* image to the boards? May 04 11:39:31 sounds reasonable i guess May 04 11:39:33 Or if there's some magical approach that everyone does that I'm not aware of.. May 04 12:28:52 rburton : .wic don't work in jethro. Do you have another idea ? May 04 12:34:39 hamdy: hddimg to usb stick/SD can install on target, or be used for development if you have a fast stick May 04 12:35:36 fg May 04 12:35:49 rburton : The problem with the hddimg is that it create a small partition fat32 that I can change the size. Even in root from gparted. I think this is a bug of Jethro. May 04 12:38:12 Hi all ! I have some problems here with QtQuick.Controls and QtGraphicalEffects. I have add QtGraphicalEffects in image_append_install something like qtgraphicaleffects-qmlplugins if I remember and also for qtquickcontrols-qmlpluginn but without any result. Still have no qtGraphicalEffects in /usr/lib/qt5/qml. What can I do please ? Thanks =) May 04 12:39:01 hamdy: hddimg is a fat container with a ext filesystem inside it. boot it and you can run the image, or install the image. May 04 12:46:35 Which task copies the local files from SRC_URI into ${WORKDIR}? do_fetch? May 04 12:52:11 rburton : I know but I can't resize the image in hddimg May 04 12:52:50 Now i try : bitbake virtual/kernel -c menuconfig : How can I do that ? May 04 13:04:43 when using SRC_URI with file://, can I control where these files are copied? Because they are copied to ${WORKDIR}, and ideally I'd like them inside ${S} (${WORKDIR}/${BPN}-${PV}) May 04 13:07:22 sveinse: https://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/latest/bitbake-user-manual/bitbake-user-manual.html#bb-the-unpack <— subdir May 04 13:07:53 like eg meta/recipes-support/attr/acl_2.2.52.bb: file://configure.ac;subdir=${S} May 04 13:09:12 rburton: ah, thanks ( -- the docs are quite large, so please excuse me for not having discovered in it everything yet. I do try) May 04 13:15:00 rburton: that had an interesting effect: using subdir=${S} creates the files inside ${WORKDIR} with full path home/user/yocto/project/build/tmp/work/..../myfile May 04 13:15:23 sveinse: oh you've got a fairly old release. use ${BP} May 04 13:15:36 rburton: right May 04 13:15:39 i think krogoth was fixed May 04 13:16:40 this is krogoth iirc May 04 13:16:45 * paulg_ initially read that as "kergoth was fixed" ;-) May 04 13:16:51 sveinse: obviously not then May 04 13:31:18 I have a SRC_URI like file://bin/vs2;subdir=${BP}/bin;basepath=bin, but it seems I probably don't use basepath correctly, or that it isn't supported in krogoth May 04 13:32:25 Online docs state that the poky/morty branch should be used but I see that there are many more (newer?) like pyro. May 04 13:33:14 Is there some reason to stick with morty or should I start building bitbake projects after updating to pinky/purple/pyro? May 04 13:37:24 Can I control the prefix of the URL when copying to local? E.g. file://bin/vs2;subdir=${BP}/bin;basepath=bin \ May 04 13:37:27 file://system/spui/spui;subdir=${BP}/bin;basepath=system/spui \ May 04 13:37:30 file://system/bin/sp-sysinfo;subdir=${BP}/bin \ May 04 13:37:32 \ May 04 13:37:41 (sorry) May 04 13:38:28 E.f. I'd like file://system/spui/spui copied to ${BP}/bin. is that possible somehow? May 04 13:40:05 Regarding the question of 'which branch to use since morty is more out of date than pyro', I found this: May 04 13:40:10 https://www.yoctoproject.org/downloads/bsps May 04 13:40:50 It doesn't answer my question at all, but it seems that Yocto only provides BSPs for Morty and nothing else? May 04 13:41:17 Quite a bizarre way to state that almost all parts of the yocto poky project are unsupported. May 04 13:42:07 I hope I'm understanding the poky branch policy correctly, and it leads me to wonder what the more up to date branches are for. May 04 13:42:24 Or maybe they've been poorly named, with alphabetical sorting out of order? May 04 13:43:57 msvb-lab: https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/Releases May 04 13:49:35 Hi all ! I have some problems here with QtQuick.Controls and QtGraphicalEffects. I have add QtGraphicalEffects in image_append_install something like qtgraphicaleffects-qmlplugins if I remember and also for qtquickcontrols-qmlpluginn but without any result. Still have no qtGraphicalEffects in /usr/lib/qt5/qml. What can I do please ? Thanks =) May 04 13:50:13 Hi, I would like to generate a partition ext4 with only some specific files into. This partition will flash on mtd device and mount at boot (fstab). I don't know how to do that. Could you help me ? May 04 13:50:14 I try to write a recipe, with "inherit image", but I have some filesystem folder, and I don't want them. May 04 13:50:14 Thank you :) May 04 14:00:33 hi i'm trying to get my touch screen working in my device. if added the driver and its listed in the device tree but evtest is not showing the device. May 04 14:11:10 hi all what python compiler you guys recommend for yocto? May 04 14:13:33 anarc0der: Python compiler ? May 04 14:13:50 anarc0der: http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/ref-manual/ref-manual.html#required-packages-for-the-host-development-system May 04 14:16:11 JoiF, nutika May 04 14:16:19 or other alternative are welcome =)) May 04 14:17:43 nuitka sorry May 04 14:18:06 http://nuitka.net/ May 04 14:32:47 It doesn't seem too happy about cross-compiling May 04 14:41:13 nrossi:Thanks for the reference to Releases, which confirms the missing Yocto BSPs. May 04 15:10:42 howdy May 04 16:37:26 I am currently compiling 0: icedtea7-native-2.1.3-r1.0 do_compile - 4613s (pid 8582) May 04 16:37:37 and it is taking as you can see a long time May 04 16:38:09 4613 secs ~ 1h 16min May 04 16:38:17 is that common? May 04 16:38:48 my host cpu is Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40GHz May 04 16:45:25 gdg: no idea, if you tail log.do_compile.. is it progressing? How much ram do you have? May 04 17:21:48 zecke: not sure May 04 17:21:58 tail -f seems pretty steady May 04 18:04:15 is there a way to backup tmp, cache etc May 04 18:05:12 it happens some times that a run may corrupt tmp (or ta least the error message says so, and it suggest to cancel it), now some runs take for such a long time that I would like to create some sort of backups May 04 18:09:53 gdg: why bother? May 04 18:10:06 rebuliding from sstate after wiping tmp completely doesn't take very long May 04 18:10:48 so what takes more time is to "create" sstate rather than "tmp"? May 04 18:11:59 gdg: i don't understand teh question May 04 18:12:13 when you do a build, sstate archives are created in SSTATE_DIR as part of the build process May 04 18:12:29 when appropriate, those are used instead of rebuliding from scratch May 04 18:12:40 i wipe tmp all the time, costs almost nothing May 04 18:13:21 wiping tmp takes some time to me, 3 or 4 minutes, builds take time in general May 04 18:13:35 so I was wondering what is the best way to save time May 04 18:14:11 backing up tmp is pointless, sstate already archives the build output, that's the whole point May 04 18:14:24 ok gotta May 04 18:15:12 if tmp is corrupted, wipe it and re-run bitbake, and everything you had finished building will come from sstate rather than being rebuilt from scratch, which takes substantially less time May 04 18:16:07 ok May 04 19:03:46 I am getting this build error: https://pastebin.com/pd2qg4ys May 04 19:03:53 cpio: cannot seek on output: Invalid argument May 04 19:04:03 ERROR: Function failed: do_image_cpio **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri May 05 03:00:01 2017