**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Sep 02 03:00:02 2017 Sep 02 08:10:17 Can I compile Ubuntu for rpi3 using yocto? Sep 02 09:11:08 Hello people. I am facing a weird "reboot loop" with morty. I am building for "pentium pro". I need some help with where to look for problems. Sep 02 09:11:57 The kernel boots after a reboot from Windows. Sep 02 09:12:24 But when shutting down on yocto kernel and rebooting, the box reboots after "loading initrd" Sep 02 09:12:34 There is no logs. Sep 02 09:12:54 I've been trying all combinations of APM/ACPI in the kernel configuration, with no leads. Sep 02 09:13:15 Any pointers would be much appreciated. Sep 02 09:19:28 This does not happen on all machines, however. Sep 02 09:21:21 I am completely lost with the relationship between windows reboot and the kernel booting. Sep 02 10:08:07 Hi guys, I'm running bitbake on a very simple example and I get this error: Sep 02 10:08:08 ERROR: Running idle function Sep 02 10:08:31 (it's standalone bitbake, not inside openembedded or yocto. Sep 02 13:45:38 can some provide me with a working example of making an init script with (init.d) in yocto ? Sep 02 13:54:15 yahiafarghaly: Which version of yocto are you on? Since morty, yocto uses systemd by default. Sep 02 14:05:29 i use pyro 17.0.1 Sep 02 14:06:49 yahiafarghaly: You need to implement a systemd unit file. Sep 02 14:06:56 yahiafarghaly: What are you trying to build? Sep 02 14:06:57 i tried systemd as explained in this link (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40431674/post-install-script-on-yocto-built-linux, it is exactly what i want) but it didn't work Sep 02 14:07:46 i also include these as pyro docs for systemd Sep 02 14:07:50 #DISTRO_FEATURES_append = " systemd" #VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_init_manager = "systemd" #DISTRO_FEATURES_BACKFILL_CONSIDERED = "sysvinit" #VIRTUAL-RUNTIME_initscripts = "" Sep 02 14:08:23 Didnt work as in? It failed to build? Or did it not get called? Sep 02 14:08:23 i trying to build for qemux86-64 Sep 02 14:08:47 it didn't call Sep 02 14:09:06 yahiafarghaly: Did you check the target image if the unit file has been installed? Sep 02 14:09:12 the build is successful and the initscript with service file are transferred to the image Sep 02 14:09:46 yahiafarghaly: Then you should debug your service file to make sure its dependencies are correct. Sep 02 14:10:36 in the image itself , i can run the script manually with "systemctl start " and it works fine. i even didn't modify the example i just do some logger Sep 02 14:12:07 yahiafarghaly: Note that the script in the link, disables itself after first run. Sep 02 14:13:17 i know, i commented this part. the problem is the service is not even called Sep 02 14:18:02 ok,another question. i created a new image instead of core-image-minimal , is doing this inside the image is correct ? Sep 02 14:18:10 inherit core-image Sep 02 14:18:13 include recipes­core/images/core­-image-­minimal.b Sep 02 14:18:47 my goal is to create an image base on core-minimal then i add my stuff Sep 02 14:20:14 yahiafarghaly: I am familiar with the recipes. Sorry. Sep 02 14:20:38 *I am not familiar* Sep 02 14:37:31 ok, thanks for responing Sep 02 16:59:21 Heyho, I have a question regarding CMake projects: I have a recipe A building and installing library Alib. I now building a recipe for binary B that uses libA. How can I link to libA in my CMakeLists for binary B? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Sep 03 03:00:01 2017