**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Jan 09 03:00:01 2018 Jan 09 04:24:39 New news from stackoverflow: DEBUG: SITE files ['endian-little', 'bit-32', 'arm-common', 'arm-32', 'common-linux', 'common-glibc', 'arm-linux', 'arm-linux-gnueabi', 'common'] Jan 09 04:54:45 New news from stackoverflow: How to run ksize.py tool of Yocto when build a core-image-minimal image? Jan 09 10:23:49 hello there Jan 09 10:25:30 i have a problem with the build, on toaster. kbd_2.0.4-r0 do_install fails. Here is the error also, https://pastebin.com/NTq0D8PW Any ideea why this might be? Jan 09 10:32:19 Is there any documentation about CONVERSIONTYPES, CONVERSION_CMD that I can check? Jan 09 10:50:45 i have a problem with the build, on toaster. kbd_2.0.4-r0 do_install fails. Here is the error also, https://pastebin.com/NTq0D8PW Any ideea why this might be? Jan 09 11:29:25 coming back with the same problem :P Jan 09 11:29:30 have a problem with the build, on toaster. kbd_2.0.4-r0 do_install fails. Here is the error also, https://pastebin.com/NTq0D8PW Any ideea why this might be? Jan 09 11:31:48 loxeen: No idea. But please don't spam the channel with the same question Jan 09 11:32:05 ok. thank you Jan 09 11:35:36 that doesn't look toaster specific, try reproducing outside of toaster Jan 09 11:56:15 New news from stackoverflow: create symbolic link in bitbake recipe Jan 09 12:23:02 If a non-native recipe needs the host buildsystem, what do I have to append to 'DEPENDS'? Jan 09 12:23:09 what provides HOSTCC (gcc) and such? Jan 09 12:54:59 ttllkk: I think you need to use BUILD_CC and friends Jan 09 12:55:04 ttllkk: look in the reference manual :) Jan 09 12:55:10 ttllkk: no need to set DEPENDS Jan 09 12:56:18 kanavin: but the error I get is 'Yocto /bin/sh: 1: cc: not found' Jan 09 12:56:34 umh so it could be because $CC is not set to the host compiler, ok Jan 09 12:59:02 hello Jan 09 12:59:19 on yocto 2.4 quick start guide, instructions for centos are not correct Jan 09 12:59:33 python3-pip should read python34-pip Jan 09 12:59:42 same on reference manual Jan 09 12:59:46 who can update? Jan 09 13:01:34 cornel: why python3-pip isn't working? Jan 09 13:03:56 kanavin, package does not exist in epel Jan 09 13:05:27 cornel: I think there's a way to file a documentation issue in bugzilla Jan 09 13:06:10 kanavin, ok, thank you very much Jan 09 13:11:34 bugs 12467 and 12468 were filled in. Jan 09 13:11:47 bug reports * Jan 09 13:12:46 should have been 'filed', i think ... Jan 09 13:13:13 cornel: yes, scott is the right person, not sure what his nick is here Jan 09 13:13:24 ok, thanks Jan 09 13:16:51 kanavin: but you meant 'use BUILD_CC' in the repository itself? or customizing the recipe? Jan 09 13:17:07 I am trynig to use the u-boot-fw-utils_2016.x recipe in dey-2.4 Jan 09 14:48:23 Hello Jan 09 14:48:34 I'm having some issues with morty and externalsrc for kernel Jan 09 14:49:25 ERROR: Task do_patch in /sources/poky/meta/recipes-kernel/perf/perf.bb depends upon non-existent task do_patch in /sources/meta-fsl-bsp-release/imx/meta-bsp/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-imx_4.9.11.bb Jan 09 14:49:35 which makes sense, since do_patch is removed by externalsrc Jan 09 14:50:33 however if I edit perf.bb and make do_populate_lic and do_deploy in kernelsrc.bbclass depend on virtual/kernel:do_configure I getting a ton of failures, since the shared workdir is basically empty Jan 09 14:50:35 any hints? Jan 09 14:52:13 I tried adding SRCTREECOVEREDTASKS_remove = "do_patch" in my kernel recipe, but I'm getting: Jan 09 14:53:29 WARNING: perf-1.0-r9 do_populate_lic: Could not copy license file /zeus/build/tmp/work-shared/zeus-nff-rev1/kernel-source/COPYING to /zeus/build/tmp/work/zeus_nff_rev1-poky-linux-gnueabi/perf/1.0-r9/license-destdir/perf/COPYING: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/zeus/build/tmp/work-shared/zeus-nff-rev1/kernel-source/COPYING' ERROR: perf-1.0-r9 do_populate_lic: QA Issue: perf: LIC_FILES_CHKSUM points to an invalid file: /zeus/bui Jan 09 15:04:35 Here is my config without any other layers: https://pastebin.com/PFPuiyfr Jan 09 15:09:56 hello guys. I have serveral images in a yocto layer and want to customize kernel for one image only. Is it possible to that in bbappend file? Jan 09 15:10:22 via IMAGE_BASENAME variabe for example? Jan 09 15:25:39 * kergoth yawns Jan 09 15:29:11 kanavin: Could you elaborate on the problem with CC_HOST? I am still trying to fix it :S Jan 09 15:40:13 ttllkk: we mask the host cc, you just need to tell uboot to use the right compiler. interestingly people ask this once a month, and the official u-boot recipe in oe-core does this, which tells me that too many people are using their own recipe and not the official one Jan 09 15:43:10 I am using the recipe from poky Yocto 2.2 Jan 09 15:43:16 trying to use it in Yocto 2.4 Jan 09 15:43:25 is this something new from Yocto 2.2 to Yocto 2.4? Jan 09 15:43:35 I will have a look at the new recipe in Yocto 2.4. Thanks for the help rburton_ ! Jan 09 15:44:20 yeah don't use random recipes from 2.2 in 2.4, especially when they're in 2.4 already Jan 09 15:46:11 i expect it doesn't help that folks probably use existing bsp layers like meta-ti/meta-freescale/etc as an example, and they usually have their own u-boot recipes rather than appending the main one Jan 09 15:46:12 * kergoth yawns Jan 09 16:02:17 Well when you update from Yocto 2.2 to Yocto 2.4 a lot of packages change, and sometimes you have custom changes that you are not able to port all at once Jan 09 16:02:51 I have some custom patches for u-boot-fw-utils that no longer apply with the 2017.x version, so I'd rather use the previous 2016 patched version *for now*. Eventually of course the ideal thing would be to port my patches Jan 09 16:06:26 rburton_: " we mask the host cc, you just need to tell uboot to use the right compiler" is that done in the recipe, I assume? I am having a look but I don't find the difference Jan 09 16:06:36 Could you tell me what exactly in the recipe does that? Jan 09 16:25:25 Hi all! I'm working with meta-java and I'm getting an error when building jamvm-native as virtual/java-native. I see that jamvm recipe has a note "You *must* use this together with classpath-native 0.98. Otherwise it won't work!", but meta-java has only version 0.99 and commit that update 0.98 to 0.99 is dated from 2012. Is anyone is using jamvm? I don't know if worth to fix this... Jan 09 16:27:14 New news from stackoverflow: Syslog not forwarding remote messages Jan 09 16:31:03 hi all, I'm building an image and getting error "nothing provides packagegroup-core-boot needed by packagegroup-distro...." Jan 09 17:22:20 Is there a convenient way to create a .bbappend based on a .bb via Devtool? Jan 09 17:35:57 Adam___: devtool will do it if you've made changes to the source, via finish/update-recipe, iirc, but recipetool will let you create a bbappend in any specified layer Jan 09 17:37:20 @kergoth, had no idea about the existence of recipetool. Thank you very much Jan 09 17:37:26 np Jan 09 18:18:12 Anybody seen memory allocation issues, even after decreasing Threads substantially? Jan 09 18:18:58 some error lines: warning: Deprecated external dependency generator is used! error: liblzma: Memory allocation failed Jan 09 18:23:29 Guest80975: how much ram does this machine have? Jan 09 18:26:11 Guest80975: saying what recipe that is from might help Jan 09 18:26:25 but if its something like webkit you need lots of ram Jan 09 18:26:52 ram is 256 G Jan 09 18:27:10 Im monitoring the mem usage in the container and it doesnt spike Jan 09 18:31:20 presumably not a 32-bit host then Jan 09 18:31:25 fails at pretty random recipes Jan 09 18:33:33 but failed twice at flex and once at cracklib and then everything after that is garbage Jan 09 18:56:39 Consolidate question: Anybody seen memory allocation issues, even after decreasing Threads substantially? Jan 09 18:56:42 some error lines: warning: Deprecated external dependency generator is used! error: liblzma: Memory allocation failed Jan 09 18:56:59 Im monitoring the mem usage in the container and it never high than 2gig Jan 09 18:57:07 fails at pretty random recipes Jan 09 18:57:14 but failed twice at flex and once at cracklib and then everything after that is garbage Jan 09 18:57:22 any help would be greatly appreciated Jan 09 19:27:58 New news from stackoverflow: Oracle JDK installation on Yocto build Jan 09 19:35:08 I am looking for help with creating a board support package for an ARM based system. Is this the right place? Jan 09 19:36:02 as good as any Jan 09 19:37:07 Oh I would also know what goes into creating a bsp Jan 09 19:37:17 I've followed the instructions at: http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/bsp-guide/bsp-guide.html#creating-a-new-bsp-layer-using-the-yocto-bsp-script Jan 09 19:38:06 But the build that I got as a result was intel based. Jan 09 19:41:28 spierepf: did you actually select the new MACHINE in your local.conf? (assuming that the .conf of your machine is correctly set up Jan 09 19:50:00 is it possible to use yocto-kernel-cache for custom kernel recipes? Jan 09 19:53:38 sum1: yes Jan 09 19:57:25 LetoThe2nd: No I did not. I only added the layer to bblayers.conf. Jan 09 19:57:34 i already inherit linux-yocto.inc but default KERNEL_FEATURES (ie. qemuall of features/debug/printk.scc) are not found Jan 09 19:57:39 spierepf: then there you go :-) Jan 09 19:58:44 am i missing something? is there perhaps an example of doing so? i'm trying to get away from having to generate and supply full defconfigs for different machines for a kernel that is not supplied by yocto-linux-* Jan 09 20:06:03 Hi, when I build images on my machine, I get "__populate_fs: Could not allocate block in ext2 filesystem while writing file..." Jan 09 20:06:23 The best source of information I got so far was https://docs.mender.io/1.3/Troubleshooting/Yocto-project-build#the-build-produces-an-error-message-__populate_fs-could-not-allo Jan 09 20:07:35 I get that error for bot the default image (qemu-x86 , console-image) and the raspberrypi3 (rpi-basic-image) Jan 09 20:08:33 I tried two out of 3 solutions in the website I pasted (the third one implied the image size should be set to a higher value, but... as I'm building the default images, I expected them to work as-is) Jan 09 20:08:50 I didn't do any changes to the recipes... and tried both rocko & master branches Jan 09 20:09:56 sfrigon: might be related to the host file system, are you building in a vm/container/something? Jan 09 20:10:13 I was, yes. It was on LXC at first Jan 09 20:10:19 but tried again on the host directly Jan 09 20:10:20 we see that on the autobuilders very occasionally and have added extra debug to figure out why the sums are going wrong, but can't figure out why Jan 09 20:10:50 Oh ok Jan 09 20:10:55 Otherwise, I'm using ZFS Jan 09 20:11:03 seriously, try on ext4 Jan 09 20:11:35 you never know, maybe zfs causes stat to do something unexpected and is causing a problem Jan 09 20:11:41 (wouldn't be the first time) Jan 09 20:11:47 I will.. though I really liked my setup :) And also, I can say that it usually works on ZFS + LXC as that's what I'm doing at work Jan 09 20:12:17 ok just mount a large tmpfs where you tmpdir usually us Jan 09 20:12:19 usually is Jan 09 20:12:28 builds in tmpfs work, and that will be really fast to verify Jan 09 20:12:46 will pull everything from the sstate, and just go straight to building an image Jan 09 20:13:01 and then tells us if we can blame zfs interaction or not Jan 09 20:13:12 Ok, I will try, thanks Jan 09 20:14:05 fwiw i have this in my fstab Jan 09 20:14:05 tmpfs /data/poky-tmp tmpfs size=30g,uid=1000,gid=1000,users,exec,dev,suid 0 0 Jan 09 20:14:29 mount that where you set TMPDIR to, and you're sorted Jan 09 20:16:20 Ok. Well I'm not sure I have enough ram ... but I'll figure something out (I have a spare SSD otherwise) Jan 09 20:23:16 rburton_: I sent the latest mesa upgrade; it fixes some Vulkan issues ... Jan 09 20:43:11 Anyone out there familiar with x32 psABI support? Jan 09 21:01:12 ignore x32 question.... Got it answered by the Architect. Jan 09 21:17:11 http://matrix.wikia.com/wiki/The_Architect Jan 09 21:21:34 does anyone have an example recipe on how to insert a line in /etc/hosts Jan 09 21:51:46 How do I identify which meta-layer has a recipe I want to build? Jan 09 21:57:04 Adam___: layers.openembedded.org Jan 09 21:57:54 @rburton Sorry I should've clarified. This is within my build environment. For example, "bitbake vim" builds me vim, but I don't know which layer contains the recipe file. Jan 09 21:58:12 bitbake-layers show-recipes Jan 09 21:58:20 Thank you Jan 09 22:12:15 LetoThe2nd that did the trick. thanks. Jan 10 02:59:31 New news from stackoverflow: Couldn't find shared library provider **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Jan 10 03:00:02 2018