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Dec 15 11:37:12 <bubuiic[m]> is it possible/supported to not build the bootloader?
Dec 15 11:37:17 <bubuiic[m]> somehting always seems to pull it in for me. I have unset EXTRA_IMAGEDEPENDS.
Dec 15 11:37:23 <bubuiic[m]> I tried not setting  UBOOT_MACHINE but this then generates the error `Nothing PROVIDES 'virtual/bootloader'`
Dec 15 12:53:10 <sagner> What is making sure that the files in the resulting ext4 image generated by do_image_ext4/mkfs.ext4 are root?
Dec 15 12:53:19 <sagner> ..owned?
Dec 15 12:57:30 <meow> hi
Dec 15 12:57:48 <meow> I get the following error? ERROR: Task (/home/rama/repositories/poky/meta/recipes-devtools/m4/m4-native_1.4.18.bb:do_compile) failed with exit code '1' NOTE: Tasks Summary: Attempted 105 tasks of which 0 didn't need to be rerun and 1 failed.  Summary: 1 task failed:   /home/rama/repositories/poky/meta/recipes-devtools/m4/m4-native_1.4.18.bb:do_compile
Dec 15 12:58:01 <meow> anybody has ideas? My setup is this :
Dec 15 12:58:21 <meow> Build Configuration: BB_VERSION        = "1.34.0" BUILD_SYS         = "x86_64-linux" NATIVELSBSTRING   = "ubuntu-14.04" TARGET_SYS        = "arm-poky-linux-gnueabi" MACHINE           = "apalis-imx6" DISTRO            = "poky" DISTRO_VERSION    = "2.3.2" TUNE_FEATURES     = "arm armv7a vfp thumb neon callconvention-hard cortexa9" TARGET_FPU        = "hard" meta               meta-poky          meta-yocto-bsp    = "pyro:a75a2f4272226e924d8
Dec 15 12:58:56 <meow> apparentls cant paste it all
Dec 15 12:59:46 <meow> ?
Dec 15 13:27:37 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: Error oe_runmake failed bitbake? <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47833093/error-oe-runmake-failed-bitbake>
Dec 15 13:41:28 <lukma> Dear All,
Dec 15 13:41:28 <lukma> Is there any "nice" way to tell OE that it should build binary (e.g. foo) as --static ?
Dec 15 13:41:28 <lukma> Or do I need to add --static to foo_%.bbappend (do_compile)
Dec 15 13:50:29 <shiftee_> linux-yocto-rt_4.10 is missing the PREEMPT_RT_FULL option. Is this only supported on some kernels?
Dec 15 13:56:59 <nayfe> lukma: i know there is DISABLE_STATIC stuff, but don't know the opposite :)
Dec 15 13:57:43 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: YoctoProject error with automake and system clock <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47833647/yoctoproject-error-with-automake-and-system-clock>
Dec 15 14:05:50 <learningc> I'm having some problem. I appended SDL2. After I bitbake I got libraries available in /usr/lib/  but nothing in /usr/include
Dec 15 14:05:58 <learningc> Where are the headers?
Dec 15 14:11:26 <nayfe> learningc: when you say /usr/lib are you talking about recipe sysroot in work folder or in image final rootfs ?
Dec 15 14:12:22 <learningc> the final image .tar.bz2  Nothing in there
Dec 15 14:12:59 <nayfe> learningc it's maybe in a ${PN}-dev package ?
Dec 15 14:13:58 <learningc> Where is the location of ${PN}-dev?
Dec 15 14:14:30 <rburton> lukma: if you're using something derived from poky then its automatically passing --disable-static but thats why everyone shouldn't just copy poky.
Dec 15 14:14:52 <rburton> lukma: to force static only then yes you'll need a bbappend to pass --enable-static to EXTRA_OECONF (assuming autotools)
Dec 15 14:15:58 <lukma> rburton: Ok, thanks for clarification....
Dec 15 14:16:32 <rburton> learningc: yes the headers will be in the -dev package, so make sure you've installed that
Dec 15 14:17:20 <learningc> rburton, How do I install -dev package exactly?
Dec 15 14:17:30 <nayfe> learningc>  if you added libsdl2 you probably need libsdl2-dev
Dec 15 14:17:46 <learningc> I see
Dec 15 14:18:57 <learningc> Are they header files needed to execute a binary using sdl2?
Dec 15 14:19:07 <learningc> Are the..
Dec 15 14:19:31 <nayfe> nop
Dec 15 14:26:13 <nayfe> learningc: you need them at compile time so if you create a recipe depending on sdl2, you'd add DEPENDS = "virtual/libsdl2"
Dec 15 14:26:52 <learningc> I see
Dec 15 14:27:24 <learningc> I'm compiling my application outside of yocto
Dec 15 14:27:38 <learningc> Using the yocto sdk
Dec 15 14:28:16 <learningc> then put my app on target, but somehow I cannot get it to work with directfb
Dec 15 14:29:06 <learningc> I added directfb to DISTRO_FEATURES_append
Dec 15 14:31:57 <rburton> just so you know, saying "it doesn't work" doesn't let anyone help
Dec 15 14:42:08 <learningc> I get message "couldn't init SDL"
Dec 15 15:01:35 <JPEWhacker> Is there an equivalent to RRECOMMENDS for a image recipe (e.g. IMAGE_INSTALL_RRECOMMENDS, which would only install the package if it exists?)
Dec 15 15:40:30 <learningc> QA Issue: dfb: Recipe file fetches files and does not have license file information (LIC_FILES_CHKSUM) [license-checksum]
Dec 15 15:40:44 <learningc> Why do I get this message?
Dec 15 15:46:12 <nayfe> learningc: recipe should have LIC_FILES_CHKSUM bitbake variable set
Dec 15 15:46:44 <learningc> How do I add one?
Dec 15 15:47:17 <learningc> LIC_FILES_CHKSUM = "" does not work
Dec 15 15:50:04 <lukma> rburton: I've managed to properly craft the EXTRA_OECONF (remove --disable-static and replace it with --enable-static)
Dec 15 15:50:28 <lukma> but even when I know that  both programs (grep + coreutils) are using autoconf
Dec 15 15:50:35 <lukma> I do receive: WARNING: coreutils-8.27-r0 do_configure: QA Issue: coreutils: configure was passed unrecognised options: --enable-static [unknown-configure-option]
Dec 15 15:51:10 <lukma> EXTRA_OECONF="--enable-install-program=arch --libexecdir=/usr/lib  --disable-acl --enable-xattr --enable-nls --enable-static"
Dec 15 15:51:39 <lukma> Strage thing is that ./configure --help indeed tells that --enable-static is not there
Dec 15 15:52:16 <nayfe> <learningc> : file:///C:/Users/v.prince/VPR/HBOXTC/mm/mega-manual.html#new-recipe-licensing
Dec 15 15:52:18 <nayfe> oops
Dec 15 15:52:41 <nayfe> www.yoctoproject.org/docs/latest/mega-manual/mega-manual.html#new-recipe-licensing
Dec 15 16:00:05 <learningc> WhatLIC_FILES_CHKSUM = "file://COPYING;md5=xxx"
Dec 15 16:00:05 <learningc>                         
Dec 15 16:00:06 <learningc> When you try to build the software, the build system will produce an error and give you the correct string that you can substitute into the recipe file for a subsequent build
Dec 15 16:00:20 <learningc> Where is the correct string located?
Dec 15 16:01:24 <kanavin> learningc: in the recipe file
Dec 15 16:01:28 <lukma> ok, Interned advises to also try "LDFLAGS=-static"
Dec 15 16:06:28 <learningc> I don't understand where in the recipe file.
Dec 15 16:06:56 <kanavin> learningc: if that line is absent from the recipe, you can just add it anywhere, preferably towards the beginning. Look at existing recipe files for examples.
Dec 15 16:07:33 <learningc> But where do I locate the correct string?
Dec 15 16:07:50 <learningc> Where are the recipes files?
Dec 15 17:01:53 <learningc> PACKAGECONFIG[directfb]   = "--enable-video-directfb,--disable-video-directfb,directfb"
Dec 15 17:02:02 <learningc> What does this line says?
Dec 15 17:07:56 <kergoth> see the yocto project documentation, search for PACKAGECONFIG
Dec 15 17:09:53 <learningc> ok
Dec 15 17:10:46 <learningc> If I want to use "enable-video-directfb", what and where do I add?
Dec 15 17:11:38 <nayfe> learningc: what is the name of this recipe ?
Dec 15 17:11:51 <learningc> sdl2
Dec 15 17:13:35 <nayfe> learningc: you will need to add something like PACKAGECONFIG_append_pn-libsdl2 = " directfb" in local.conf
Dec 15 17:14:18 <learningc> nayfe, I see. Thanks very much. I think you are going to save my night :)
Dec 15 17:18:37 <rburton> lukma: if you don't want the --disable-static then fix your distro
Dec 15 17:19:13 <rburton> learningc: the docs has a big section on how to use packageconfig, i recommend you read it
Dec 15 17:19:40 <learningc> rburton, ok. Thanks
Dec 15 17:20:51 <nayfe> rburton: Hi, question about that patch https://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit.cgi/poky/plain/meta/recipes-devtools/automake/automake/performance.patch, it patches "+++ automake-1.15/m4/sanity.m4" but version is 1.15.1, is it broken ?
Dec 15 17:21:15 <rburton> no, the first path component is stripped automatically
Dec 15 17:21:32 <nayfe> rburton: ok thanks :)
Dec 15 17:22:21 <nayfe> was trying to help https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47833647/yoctoproject-error-with-automake-and-system-clock
Dec 15 17:52:06 <bemo> new to yocto -- wondering if it supports using "repo" for managing repositories?   (I found this link, so maybe it's possible<?> -- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45809241/does-yocto-full-support-using-repo-in-src-uri-of-a-recipe)
Dec 15 17:52:21 <kergoth> yocto doesn't care what you use to fetch your repositories, it's up to you
Dec 15 17:52:41 <kergoth> that link is about fetching sources for a recipe with repo, not fetching layers with repo, it really depends on what you're trying to accomplish
Dec 15 17:54:01 <bemo> kergoth: thanks -- now I guess I need to read up a little more to understand the distinction you're making...
Dec 15 17:56:54 <bemo> kergoth: said a different way... looking to replace an existing build system that starts with "repo init ...; repo sync; source env.sh; make" with yocto... just not sure how to proceed, exactly.
Dec 15 17:58:21 <bemo> ... do I need to extract the contents of the repo manifest and create a bunch of individual git src uri's, or can I somehow continue to use the repo src uri?
Dec 15 17:59:18 <nayfe> bemo: repo tool is handy to manage multiples git repositories, and it is generaly used to initialize Yocto environment
Dec 15 18:00:04 <bemo> nayfe: great... do you happen to know of any examples I might be able to use as a reference?
Dec 15 18:00:04 <nayfe> bemo: yocto is not meant to replace git repo managment
Dec 15 18:01:02 <bemo> nayfe: okay, thank you for the clarification... so, technically, I could use whatever tool happens to fetch the sources correctly?  (not sure how that fits into recipes yet)
Dec 15 18:01:54 <nayfe> bemo: recipes can use any fetch method, so you can support git repo fetching
Dec 15 18:02:13 <nayfe> the bible: http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/latest/mega-manual/mega-manual.html
Dec 15 18:02:28 <bemo> e.g., "curl", "rsync", "scp", "johns_xfer_protcol_55"
Dec 15 18:03:00 <nayfe> ssh git http ftp file ...
Dec 15 18:03:33 <nayfe> bemo: what you can do is make a recipe for each build element instead of having a big make
Dec 15 18:04:19 <bemo> nayfe: okay, I think I get what you're saying... thanks.
Dec 15 18:05:40 <bemo> nayfe: now off to keep reading.  :)
Dec 15 18:58:44 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: what is a reference distribution? <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47838085/what-is-a-reference-distribution>
Dec 15 22:19:11 <prsolucoes> Hi, im having a problem with yocto to build an image. The error is "Check your system clock" and all files, error message and logs are here on my github repository: https://github.com/prsolucoes/docker-yocto
Dec 15 22:19:15 <prsolucoes> Can anyone help me?
Dec 15 23:25:24 <bemo> what's the time on your machine?
Dec 15 23:30:07 <bemo> (sounds like the time on your machine is in the past -- so the build is complaining that your latest generated files are actually older than the original sources, which shouldn't happen)
Dec 15 23:30:36 <rburton> prsolucoes: we put the build time in /etc and know that if the RTC says its earlier than the build time we can tell the user their clock is broken
Dec 16 00:47:26 <prsolucoes> @rburton but we can bypass if?
Dec 16 01:15:17 <prsolucoes> Hi, im having a problem with yocto to build an image. The error is "Check your system clock" and all files, error message and logs are here on my github repository: https://github.com/prsolucoes/docker-yocto  Can anyone help me?
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