**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Oct 02 03:00:02 2018 Oct 02 06:22:29 New news from stackoverflow: Yocto: cp can't stat file: no such file or directory Oct 02 08:37:30 Hi, I added ${BSPDIR}/sources/meta-security/meta-tpm to my bblayer.conf and it warns me with "No bb files matched BBFILE_PATTERN_tpm-layer", and I can't see why, BBFILES contains /yocto/sources/meta-security/meta-tpm/recipes*/*/*.bb, and ls that gives me some bb files. Any idea? Oct 02 10:27:23 Hi folks! Oct 02 10:27:43 Could you help me with multilib? Oct 02 10:28:51 I need to add lib32 packages to my rootfs and I found MULTILIB mechanism in Yocto can perform it Oct 02 10:29:26 I added this lines to my local.conf: Oct 02 10:29:27 #Add 32-bit libraries to image Oct 02 10:29:28 require conf/multilib.conf Oct 02 10:29:28 MULTILIBS = "multilib:lib32" Oct 02 10:29:28 DEFAULTTUNE_virtclass-multilib-lib32 = "mips32r6el" Oct 02 10:30:07 But i got an error from sanity checker : "Tuning 'mips32r6el' has no defined features, and cannot be used" Oct 02 10:30:20 I need a clue Oct 02 11:21:55 Has anyone attempted to use systemd with cryptsetup? I'm getting hanging after the devices are unlocked. Oct 02 12:26:19 Can I ask a meta-raspberrypi question here? One of JaMa commits, btw Oct 02 12:32:08 yes you can Oct 02 12:33:24 Thans Just a bit confused about which package to provide linux-firmware-bcm43455 now. You know the 05f21ad commit Oct 02 12:33:59 nothing rprovides it here now, I assume it's after 05f21ad Oct 02 12:34:09 so I'm missing a openembedded-core package? Oct 02 12:34:16 you're probably missing the corresponding changes in oe-core repo Oct 02 12:34:29 update to latest revision in the branch Oct 02 12:34:54 thought I got them all, let me check. I'm aiming for tip of sumo on all Oct 02 12:35:49 you're missing oe-core commit 20532131201 Oct 02 12:36:19 27fc32b6c52 in sumo branch Oct 02 12:39:03 Yep thanks for the confirmation and where to look. Turns out we had poky on sumo but not the latest sumo. Oct 02 12:39:12 All good now :) Oct 02 12:48:06 hi, trying to build a mainline kernel for m68k, the only KERNEL_IMAGETYPE that works is "vmlinux" , other wise, if i set zImage, i get "| install: cannot stat 'arch/m68k/boot/zImage': No such file or directory" Oct 02 12:53:33 angelo_ts: probably m68k doesn't generate a zImage Oct 02 12:53:34 New news from stackoverflow: Can't build bootlader and kernel image for my DE0-Nano-SoC board Oct 02 12:54:20 mckoan, building from the linux tree, make zImage is accepted, then it just generates a linux.bin btw Oct 02 12:55:15 i can set KERNEL_IMAGETYPE = "vmlinux" and m68k build works, but strangely, the binary generated is half of the expected size Oct 02 12:57:05 if i try the yocto-generated m68k toolchain building kernel by make in his tree, size comes corrrect, 1,8M. If i build by "bitbake linux-coldfire" (same toolchain) i get a binary of half of the size Oct 02 13:05:21 Has anyone tried getting a systemd debug shell to work through a UART? Oct 02 13:06:01 For example, setting systemd.debug-shell=1 in bootargs and then ...somehow passing CTRL+ALT+F9 through a terminal session (like screen)? Oct 02 14:24:10 https://opensource.com/article/18/6/embedded-linux-build-tools Oct 02 14:56:22 Hi. I try to install a library link in `/usr/link`. When I do this from the `ROOTFS_POSTPROCESS_COMMAND`, it does not end up in the rootfs. Trying to create another file that is not a link does work. Does anyone have an idea what is causing this? Oct 02 14:56:41 `/usr/lib` I meant Oct 02 14:58:55 YPTM armin in on Oct 02 14:59:03 YPTM: good morning, Nick is on the call Oct 02 14:59:13 YPTM scott murray is on Oct 02 14:59:45 YPTM: Richard joined Oct 02 15:00:16 YPTM: Martin Dickopp is on Oct 02 15:00:49 YPTM: Trevor Woerner is on the call Oct 02 15:01:27 YPTM: Joshua Watt here Oct 02 15:02:59 YPTM: TIm Orling Oct 02 15:03:33 YPTM Michael on the call Oct 02 15:05:30 YPTM: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15jB6nUJU2wrtnu6w07L9RZpNlj6AoxSTPEX5aELts1g/edit?usp=sharing_eel Oct 02 15:06:07 YPTM Randy MacLeod is on the call Oct 02 15:14:11 armpit: https://github.com/nfs-ganesha/nfs-ganesha Oct 02 15:27:34 YPTM: Jan-Simon Möller Oct 02 15:34:32 Hi guys, how I can remove xinput-calibrator from an image (at image generating)? Oct 02 15:35:13 I tried DISTRO_FEATURES_remove = "... xinput-calibrator ..." but it does not work Oct 02 15:35:33 RDEPENDS_packagegroup-core-x11-utils_remove_pn-packagegroup-core-x11 = "xinput-calibrator" Oct 02 15:35:53 Ahh... many thanks Oct 02 15:36:20 Can I ad this line to image.bb ? Oct 02 15:36:26 s/ad/add Oct 02 15:36:33 it's in my conf/local.conf Oct 02 15:36:43 ok, clear Oct 02 15:43:10 armin: I'll hook you up with some sweet boat electronics ;) Oct 02 15:53:41 armpit: there are some good islands out in the bay there... Oct 02 15:53:48 YPTM - is over Oct 02 15:54:16 armpit: former prisons, fortifications, hosptials and so on... Oct 02 15:54:47 all good places to find volunteers Oct 02 19:22:55 Good day all; I am trying to get some information on the Yocto user base size (ie the how widely used Yocto is), and I was wondering if there are any statistics around user-base size that someone could point me to. Oct 02 19:23:58 jkCons: there was the same question recently on the ML, check it there, but nobody knows exact numbers Oct 02 19:24:05 jkCons: pretty much impossible to measure: some of the largest deployments are very hard to measure Oct 02 19:24:27 [yocto] Yocto userbase in numbers? Oct 02 19:24:28 how many machines does facebook have running yocto-derived firmware? Oct 02 19:24:55 or Tesla :) Oct 02 19:25:01 or LG :) Oct 02 19:26:04 ndec: RP what is the case in the compat layer script that gets into a infinite loop? Oct 02 19:26:37 I will check the ML - thanks Oct 02 19:49:24 Checked the ML, the particular question there seems to be about deployed units, I was more looking for the number of companies using the system to generate devices. The estimate mentioned in the ML msg chain of 700+ companies using Yocto gives me a starting point. Thanks JaMa and rburton for the pointers. Oct 02 19:50:27 ndec: RP i think i get the problem, there is an error on meta-python for build world and the whole execution is aborted Oct 02 19:52:22 alimon: i sent a patch for this issue, see http://lists.openembedded.org/pipermail/openembedded-core/2018-September/156083.html Oct 02 19:53:15 looks like it was merged too. Oct 02 19:55:10 ndec: ok, cool, i found other problem, i'm fixing it Oct 02 19:56:07 ok! Oct 02 19:56:54 Hi. Any wic experts here ? I was wondering if during image creation I could tell wic to add extra partitions to the partition table, without actually putting those partitions in the resulting image file Oct 02 19:59:49 I guess if its possible to add post-wic-creation hooks, I could use that.. Oct 02 20:08:39 Think I can just append to IMAGE_CMD_wic() Oct 02 20:33:28 Hi all. I need to build a Yocto image that supports OverlayFS to I can have a read-only system image that never changes and a writable overlay. I also need to clear the writable overlay each time the system boots so changes are never carried over (unless it's a RAM disk that is lost anyway). Where should I start to accomplish this? I currently have a working system image based on "core-image". Oct 02 20:54:17 alimon: nico did sent a patch Oct 02 20:54:35 alimon: ah, missed ndec replying above :) Oct 02 20:55:38 RP: yes i found other error, when fail to get signatures in every layer (bitbake -S world) the whole execution is aborted Oct 02 20:56:58 alimon: ah, good catch Oct 02 22:10:10 khem: any thoughts on that binutils linker debug path issue? Oct 02 22:17:36 RP: I havent paid attention Oct 02 22:17:57 RP: point me to thread Oct 02 22:18:11 too many squirrels Oct 02 22:19:07 we are a distracted lot, aren't we all Oct 02 22:20:09 khem: http://lists.openembedded.org/pipermail/openembedded-core/2018-October/156355.html Oct 02 22:20:27 khem: basically we've a reproducibility problem on non-IA :( Oct 02 22:22:05 RP: it seems crt1.o is generated by assembler right Oct 02 22:22:24 khem: no Oct 02 22:23:39 khem: its made of csu/{start,abi-note,init,static-reloc}.o Oct 02 22:24:56 khem: abi-note looks to be assembler, the others aren't Oct 02 22:25:28 khem: even if I fix that file manually as in the link, the effect comes in elsewhere :/ Oct 02 23:16:06 RP: they seem like .file directive in asm files Oct 02 23:16:29 so may be they are .S files which are still preprocessed by gcc but are essentially asm fles **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Oct 03 03:00:01 2018