**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Nov 23 03:00:02 2017 Nov 23 08:19:33 good morning Nov 23 08:53:21 if you have 2 different recipes that provides the same thing (but in a different path). You cannot build them both and have them both is sysroots and use whatever you like? Nov 23 08:54:10 Tamis: sounds like you want the alternatives system or virtual packages Nov 23 08:55:10 LetoThe2nd: I haven't used before the alternatives. I will search for it. Nov 23 08:55:32 Tamis: alternatives is basically runtime, virtual is build time Nov 23 08:56:03 LetoThe2nd: Actually I am speaking about java. I use meta-java. And I want to use meta-oracle-java. Nov 23 08:56:29 LetoThe2nd: I have the PREFFERED_java... like it is state in meta-java Nov 23 08:57:07 LetoThe2nd: But yocto does not let me build oracle java because the PREFFERED is set recipes from meta-java Nov 23 08:57:23 RP: Am I expected to do something regarding my OpenSSL patches? https://patchwork.openembedded.org/series/9868/ Nov 23 08:57:52 Afaict the patchtest is a false positive... Nov 23 08:57:52 yeah, PREFERRED is a selector for virtual packages. and if you select one thing, the other doesnt get built. Nov 23 08:58:04 sagner: as per the weekly status email, things are merging very slowly as we've testing problems Nov 23 08:58:41 Tamis: without looking at the layers, my guess is that you have to set PREFERRED_java to the oracle provider Nov 23 08:59:40 RP: ok, just wanted to be sure that it did not got ignored due to the patchtest failure Nov 23 09:00:16 LetoThe2nd: I have done that. But then some recipes from meta-java are not build eg ant-native. Because they need older javac. Like ecj. Nov 23 09:00:29 sagner: no, we're struggling to get good test results :( Nov 23 09:00:31 Anyone know of a recipe for a tool that can be used to test displays? Applying various test patterns. Nov 23 09:00:58 Tamis: well then you're in for some fun :) Nov 23 09:01:10 LetoThe2nd: I thinking the other think. If I remove the PROVIDES=virtual... from oracle java. Then yocto will build both of them Nov 23 09:01:56 Tamis: that would be basically lifting the decision from build to compile time, and if done right into the alternative system Nov 23 09:04:22 LetoThe2nd: I am in that fun for a week now. Trying to solve that issues. Nov 23 09:07:03 LetoThe2nd: I think I will do like that (remove the PREFERRED...). icedtead does not PROVIDES anything in recipe. yocto builds it. And you can have both icedtea and ecj. Nov 23 09:08:43 Hi, any documentation about volatile-binds somewhere ? Nov 23 09:16:32 some explanations in poky/meta/recipes-core/initscripts/initscripts-1.0/volatiles Nov 23 10:13:12 Hello, folks! I'm struggling with some build failures. I get "| arm-poky-linux-gnueabi-gcc: error: FORCE: No such file or directory Nov 23 10:14:03 *from u-boot-fslc. I suspect there is no input file, hence I've forgotten to set some variable. Help appreciated. Thanks. Nov 23 10:25:44 New news from stackoverflow: How can I add or delete the recipe in Yocto image by toaster Nov 23 12:41:39 do you guys support pseudo on non OE distros? for exmaple I'm having a bug using pseudo on Arch Linux which I couldn't reproduce inside OE (cp a directory inside pseudo with the sticky bit set is loosing said sticky bit in the destination) Nov 23 12:42:10 I can reliably reproduce it on Arch Linux with a coreutils build flag Nov 23 12:42:26 but I'm not familiar at all with the pseudo code base to debug it further Nov 23 12:42:55 I'm wondering wether it's worth it to file a bug report Nov 23 12:53:58 aratiu: We are interested, no promises though. We do have some local patches to pseudo Nov 23 12:55:17 aratiu: http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit.cgi/poky/tree/meta/recipes-devtools/pseudo/pseudo_1.8.2.bb - the patches we have on top. Nothing jumping out about the sticky bit Nov 23 12:56:02 RP: thanks, I know about them, some of them are backports from master pseudo with which I've tested on Arch Nov 23 12:56:11 I'll file a bug report with all the info + debug logs Nov 23 12:57:12 aratiu: sound good Nov 23 13:04:51 hi guys, there is a way to set changelog's package field? Nov 23 13:05:04 via a recipe or class? Nov 23 13:09:22 I would like to change the package_rpm.bbclass Nov 23 13:09:31 threre is a way to append a class? Nov 23 13:09:38 or rewrite it? Nov 23 13:09:53 or just append a python function inside it? Nov 23 13:17:33 Shurelous: you can do total replacement of the class by putting your own version higher up BBPATH Nov 23 13:49:50 Shurelous: I'm not sure what existing class is doing with changelogs, but you could look at that and see what it does Nov 23 14:04:56 anyone knows how to install snmp ? I don't have /etc/snmp/snmp.conf only snmpd.conf Nov 23 14:05:35 I added CORE_IMAGE_EXTRA_INSTALL += "net-snmp net-snmp-server net-snmp-libs net-snmp-mibs" , yet snmp.conf is missing Nov 23 14:09:00 ranran: where is the recipe for it? Nov 23 14:10:39 kanavin, I'm checking, please wait... Nov 23 14:13:23 kahavin, git://git.freescale.com/imx/fsl-arm-yocto-bsp.git Nov 23 14:13:48 ranran: yeah, but what is the recipe file specifically? Nov 23 14:15:06 Maybe this one git://git.freescale.com/imx/fsl-arm-yocto-bsp.git/meta-openvivoe/recipes-openvivoe/images/files/snmp.conf ? Nov 23 14:16:01 no sorry, my mistake Nov 23 14:17:10 Hm, should https://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/2.4/bitbake-user-manual/bitbake-user-manual.html#bb-bitbake-preferences not mention that layer priority is in play too? Nov 23 14:17:20 kanavin, I think this one /net-snmp_5.7.3.bb Nov 23 14:18:00 ranran: then you need to check the build directory of it, and see where the files that you need are installed, which package they go to, or whether this recipe provides them at all Nov 23 14:18:27 look in tmp/work//net-snmp etc... Nov 23 14:19:49 I am not sure what to search for. I don't see also in net-snmp_5.7.3.bb, that it use /etc/snmp/snmp.conf, so maybe it is not required ? Yet trying the following also fails: systemctl restart snmp.service Failed to restart snmp.service: Unit snmp.service not found. Nov 23 14:20:08 But snmp does work: systemctl restart snmpd.service Nov 23 14:20:12 snmpd Nov 23 14:20:43 snmpd service exist, snmp service - doesn't. What file should I search for ? Nov 23 14:21:35 ranran: that recipe does not provide snmp service, only snmpf Nov 23 14:21:37 snmpd Nov 23 14:21:54 so you probably need to find a different recipe, or figure out otherwise where snmp.service comes from Nov 23 14:22:19 where can I search for this recipe ? Nov 23 14:23:22 ranran: layers.openembedded.org, but I think you might be confused, and you don't actually need snmp.service Nov 23 14:23:39 what's your goal? Nov 23 14:23:55 (no, not the 'add snmp to yocto' goal, the actual goal :) Nov 23 14:24:57 My goal: I try to integrate some protocol named openvivoe, https://github.com/Openwide-Ingenierie/meta-openvivoe , and it seems to require both snmp and snmpd Nov 23 14:25:44 I have some hard time with it. I tried to integrate it to yocto morty. But I fail to start it on the shell. Nov 23 14:26:52 thank you kanavin and RP Nov 23 14:26:59 I will test it Nov 23 14:30:09 ranran: you need to build this image, it includes the file that you're after https://github.com/Openwide-Ingenierie/meta-openvivoe/blob/master/recipes-openvivoe/images/openvivoe-image-testpattern.bb Nov 23 14:34:04 I understand, yet, it does not install snmp service, only install snmp.conf Nov 23 14:34:21 I think snmp service should use snmp.conf Nov 23 14:34:45 So if I don't have snmp service, using snmp.conf in /etc/snmp, might not be suffecient Nov 23 14:35:57 how to trigger make command in yocto?... in my example recipe I'm fetching vim source code and then I've to trigger make... anyone can discuss? Nov 23 14:37:18 xtron: http://cgit.openembedded.org/meta-openembedded/tree/meta-oe/recipes-support/vim/vim_8.0.0983.bb?h=master? Nov 23 14:37:41 ranran: there might simply be no such thing as 'snmp service', as that file is not provided by anything Nov 23 14:38:21 ranran: generally, you should direct your questions to maintainers of that layer :) Nov 23 14:40:33 rburton: any simple way? I'm just experimenting with do_fetch and do_compile.. so for now a minimal approach would be sufficient :P Nov 23 14:40:41 kanavin and RP, I found how to add changelog to the RPM spec. There is a variable called PACKAGE_ADD_METADATA that you can put custom metadata Nov 23 14:40:51 xtron: do_compile has a default implementation that calls make already Nov 23 14:41:01 it is implemented on package.bbclass Nov 23 14:41:07 thank you for the help guys Nov 23 14:41:15 xtron: unsurprisingly, it essentially does "make" Nov 23 14:42:07 rburton: then can I leave do_compile blank? Nov 23 14:42:22 no as that will replace the default one with one that does nothing Nov 23 14:42:38 remove it entirely if the provided one is good (as in the vim recipe i showed you) Nov 23 14:43:09 rburton: ok let me give it a try Nov 23 14:43:34 for vi, inherit autotools and no fetch/unpack/compile/install should work Nov 23 14:43:46 kanavin , how can I add openvivoe-image-testpattern.bb to my image ? Is it by just adding IMAGE_INSTALL += "openvivoe-image-testpattern" Nov 23 14:43:49 ? Nov 23 14:43:52 the recipe i pointed to has a custom configure but that might be historical Nov 23 14:44:43 rburton: and how to tell bitbake about the install.sh script... or what to do in do_install? Nov 23 14:44:54 ranran: that recipe itself is an image, so you simply build it with bitbake Nov 23 14:45:26 xtron: are we still talking about vim? it has a make install target, which inherit autotools will do for you Nov 23 14:45:40 rburton: yup Nov 23 14:45:53 xtron: do_install is a shell function, so write the shell you need to run to install. Nov 23 14:46:25 the autotools class do_install is essentially just make 'DESTDIR=${D}' install Nov 23 14:46:25 rburton: I don't wanna use provide vim recipe.. Nov 23 14:46:52 rburton: so I can leave do_install blank too? Nov 23 14:47:00 fine, but it uses autotools so as i've said, inherit autotools will do configure/compile/install for you Nov 23 14:47:26 using devtool create on the vim tarball would have done all this for you Nov 23 14:48:11 I don't know about devtool.. for now... Nov 23 14:48:37 rburton: I leave do_install and do_compile blank and there is not error... so what it mean? Nov 23 14:48:58 did you inherit autotools? Nov 23 14:49:23 not blank, literally no mention of them in your recipe. Nov 23 14:49:24 rburton: no.. just inherit core-image Nov 23 14:49:31 why would a vim recipe inherit core-image? Nov 23 14:49:37 please read the documentation on writing a recipe Nov 23 14:49:42 (or use devtool) Nov 23 14:49:45 rburton: yes I mean it... I comment them out Nov 23 14:50:37 rburton: Oh... core-image is inherited in image-recipe... in application-recipe there is nothing inherited Nov 23 14:51:06 for the final time, inherit autotools in your vim recipe and it will provide configure/compile/install functions for you Nov 23 14:51:33 rburton: ok Nov 23 14:56:22 kanavin ת אישמלד Nov 23 14:56:23 thanks Nov 23 14:56:25 New news from stackoverflow: trying to create squidguard recipe in oe-core Nov 23 17:19:22 RP, I plan on getting on the builds today. it looks like they hung Nov 23 17:29:48 In which order does bitbake apply overrides? Nov 23 18:35:42 * armpit bah, still can't get on the ab Nov 23 19:28:26 neverpanic: in OVERRIDES order Nov 24 01:10:42 Is there a faster mirror of the git repos than git.yoctoproject.org? I'm getting at most 30kbps on that... Nov 24 02:54:29 halstead, is there an issue ^^^ **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Nov 24 03:00:02 2017