**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Sep 23 02:59:59 2018 Sep 23 09:03:17 Good Morning Yocto Community Sep 23 09:06:25 Our company works with an external partner, who is taking care of developing the hardware as well as the linux image embedded into it. Then he deliver to us the hardware with installed OS as well as the linux image itself Sep 23 09:07:20 In our turn, we start developing applicative Java, C/C++ modules based on that image Sep 23 09:08:47 for each new version of the developed apps, we set up an update system (a small java web application), that will take the uploaded new deb application package, and thne will take care to install it Sep 23 09:09:51 now, my question has Yocto some functionalities that can help us modernize our update mechanism Sep 23 09:10:37 i mean replace all the update web application with some yocto APIs ? Sep 23 11:04:11 RP: yes the compile result is not stored, but the siginfo for the compile step is. My statement was unclear, I mean I have siginfo for the latest compile step, but for the ealiest one I don't. Sep 23 11:05:43 I thought that maybe it would get removed with the build tree, as to be reused by several install steps. But then there was a subsequent rm_work for this package :) Sep 23 16:52:59 yann: every unique sha means a unique stamp Sep 23 17:12:32 hmm, not having much luck with meta-intel on actual intel x86_64 hardware... Sep 23 17:13:37 does anyone actually use that with linux-intel kernel on new-ish hardware that's not edison/galileo? Sep 23 17:14:17 * in this case it's Elo touch PoS hardware... Sep 23 17:16:20 core-image-minimal does boot, but default kernel config is useless, after updating that and building sato image it boots to a black screen and does nothing Sep 23 17:17:38 some kernel spew, a flash of splash, then black Sep 23 17:35:55 nerdboy: does linux-yocto work better ? Sep 23 17:52:40 i was trying to get gpio working on this box, with something more intel-ish Sep 23 17:53:25 mainline does work on this hardware, but i did not try a different kernel in my poky/meta-intel test build yet Sep 23 17:54:01 got any gpio tips for this scenario? Sep 23 17:54:44 the terminal has a little 6-wire gpio connector but i get nothing in sysfs except 3 pins for the power button Sep 23 17:55:43 # cat /sys/kernel/debug/gpio Sep 23 17:55:43 gpiochip0: GPIOs 509-511, parent: platform/INT0002:00, INT0002 Virtual GPIO: Sep 23 17:55:44 gpio-511 ( |ACPI:Event ) in lo IRQ Sep 23 17:55:53 that's it so far ^^ Sep 23 17:58:14 also my searches are null so far, as all the hits are edison/galileo/udoo-x86 etc Sep 23 20:45:00 New news from stackoverflow: bitbake build cmake perl project Sep 23 21:16:23 i'd like to have systemd as my service manager. it works great when i add "DISTRO_FEATURES_append = \"systemd\" to my local.conf, but why does yocto ignore this setting when i put it into my image recipe? Sep 23 21:16:37 my goal is having as few settings in local.conf as possible Sep 23 21:31:43 hmm, ok. https://lists.yoctoproject.org/pipermail/yocto/2016-June/030448.html Sep 23 21:31:44 :) Sep 23 21:47:40 derRichard, hi Sep 23 21:48:01 at image level you can choose the packages to install and more Sep 23 21:48:52 but DISTRO_ vars are set at the very beginning: in fact you set the distro in your local.conf Sep 23 21:49:21 ant_home: well, i'll set them in my distro config Sep 23 21:49:48 check this if you want systemd *only* Sep 23 21:49:49 https://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/1.8/dev-manual/dev-manual.html#selecting-an-initialization-manager Sep 23 21:50:15 thx Sep 23 22:12:38 derRichard, that manual is pretty old, sorry Sep 23 22:12:55 still valid :) https://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/ Sep 23 22:27:18 use latest instead of 1.8 in that ursl Sep 23 22:27:20 https://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/latest/dev-manual/dev-manual.html#selecting-an-initialization-manager Sep 24 00:41:37 yo is there anyone in here? Sep 24 00:44:57 no Sep 24 00:46:02 reckon you could help me with a build error I'm having? Sep 24 00:46:16 probably not, honestly, i'm way out of practice at this point Sep 24 00:46:37 but general practice for IRC is, go ahead and post a link to a gist/pastebin/whatever and some background on what you've tried, and then leave your client around overnight, and sometimes you get lucky :) Sep 24 02:07:12 * nerdboy rebuilding with the (upstream) recommended local.conf snippets for multilib/other, so i guess we'll see... **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Sep 24 02:59:59 2018