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Oct 24 05:39:20 <xtron>  how to manage the execution sequence of do_install_append(), I define a variable LIBDIR in a <recipe.bbappend> using <do_install_append()>, but the  statement is placed at the end, making no different of the output. do I need to override the do_install in *.bbappend file?
Oct 24 07:40:52 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: Adding new recipe in yocto <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52963050/adding-new-recipe-in-yocto>
Oct 24 07:42:39 <acrap> Hi, folks!
Oct 24 07:43:24 <acrap> My machine configuration is Mips64 and I use MULTILIB. It works ok, but there is a question...
Oct 24 07:43:59 <acrap> Is it possible to build a recipe(non library) only for 32bit?
Oct 24 07:44:42 <acrap> I know about lib32-${libname} notation, but what about non-libraries?
Oct 24 07:48:27 <acrap> The sources I have to compile aren't build on 64bit at all (or build but doesn't work because of shitty 'it's normal to keep pointers in int variables' code)
Oct 24 07:49:46 <acrap> So, I have to build ONLY 32 bit version.
Oct 24 08:06:58 <joseppc> Hi, I have this rpm package (kernel-devsrc) that insists in requiring "/bin/awk" when the rpm is built, but I can't figure out why.
Oct 24 08:07:26 <joseppc> How are dependencies of an rpm package determined? (It doesn't seem to come from RDEPENDS or DEPENDS in this case, that I can see)
Oct 24 08:18:28 <acrap> joseppc: it can be just more difficult dependency chain than you think. There could be no direct relations between them.
Oct 24 08:19:41 <acrap> You can blacklist recipe with bin/awk and try to run bitbake to get error message with a dependency chain
Oct 24 08:29:28 <joseppc> acrap: mm, I am not sure I understand. Do you mean blacklist the recipe causing the trouble?
Oct 24 08:30:53 <joseppc> acrap: I looked at all rpm specs produced in the build, and only this package requires /bin/awk (instead of /usr/bin/awk which is what is provided by gawk)
Oct 24 08:32:02 <acrap> joseppc: nope. Sorry that I can't express my thoughts clearly... So, do you get an error during do_package task for kernel-devsrc?
Oct 24 08:33:18 <joseppc> acrap: ah sorry, my fault, I didn't explain enough. I get the error when I do populate_sdk
Oct 24 08:35:08 <acrap> joseppc: did you customize something?
Oct 24 08:35:53 <joseppc> acrap: nope, but I am using meta-freescale layers
Oct 24 08:36:11 <acrap> joseppc: let's take a look at your log if you don't mind
Oct 24 08:36:14 <joseppc> I empirically found out that when building a package (at least for rpms), somehow do_package (or some other taks) looks at the shebang of all the scrips installed, and adds automatically that as a requirement
Oct 24 08:37:44 <joseppc> acrap: ok, this is the error: https://hastebin.com/eqeticemav.sql
Oct 24 08:39:38 <acrap> joseppc: have you googled it? I found something: https://github.com/agherzan/meta-raspberrypi/issues/187
Oct 24 08:40:27 <acrap> joseppc: there is a solution http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/linux-yocto/commit/?id=8af11c1cdd8fa08217e702b57cf96e9030db52b2
Oct 24 08:40:58 <joseppc> acrap: yep, I added the same fix as in yocto mainline, but that didn't do the trick
Oct 24 08:42:00 <joseppc> acrap: I even went as far as to change all instances of "#!/bin/awk" to "#!/usr/bin/awk" in the kernel =)
Oct 24 08:44:01 <acrap> joseppc: Have you tried to use the patch with empty build directory?
Oct 24 08:45:23 <joseppc> acrap: what do you mean, like removing sstate, cache, and tmp directories? (in that case, yes ;-))
Oct 24 08:48:05 <acrap> joseppc: check it (search for awk) : https://www.yoctoproject.org/irc/%23yocto.2017-02-09.log.html
Oct 24 08:50:18 <joseppc> acrap: yep, that's the fix I tried too :-/
Oct 24 08:51:28 <acrap> joseppc: "instead of /usr/bin/awk which is what is provided by gawk" and /usr/bin/awk/ does exist in your rootfs?
Oct 24 08:57:46 <acrap> joseppc: 1. create patch for gawk recipe that will copy awk binary also to /usr/bin/. Add gawk manually to your image. Try to build.
Oct 24 08:58:53 <acrap> I've forgotten about the numbers after 1, but... You know what i mean.
Oct 24 09:00:00 <joseppc> acrap: when deploying the sdk, rpm complains that it can't find any package providing /bin/awk, and gawk doesn't. gawk rpm is there and list of packages is fine
Oct 24 09:01:17 <joseppc> acrap: I thought about it, but we deleted awk from /bin for a reason I suppose.
Oct 24 09:01:47 <joseppc> And I'd really like to understand the cause of the problem now! =)
Oct 24 09:02:36 <acrap> "gawk rpm is there" but it doesn't provide /bin/awk
Oct 24 09:03:25 <joseppc> acrap: correct, it doesn't, it provides /usr/bin/awk (among other files)
Oct 24 09:09:26 <acrap> I've found gawk.bbappend. It must be helpful for you https://hastebin.com/onasakosok.bash
Oct 24 09:09:54 <acrap> it creates symbolic link into bin
Oct 24 09:10:10 <acrap> it's a part of wrlinux
Oct 24 09:10:22 <joseppc> acrap: oh, thanks! That would solve the problem. I am still puzzled about its cause :-/
Oct 24 09:10:57 <acrap> something going wrong with your scripts/ver_linux patch
Oct 24 09:11:10 <acrap> somehow it wasn't applyed
Oct 24 09:11:11 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: GPU on yocto rocko - kernel 4.14 <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52965061/gpu-on-yocto-rocko-kernel-4-14> || Installing docker on Siemens Simatic IoT2040 <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52965054/installing-docker-on-siemens-simatic-iot2040>
Oct 24 09:12:16 <joseppc> acrap: it is applied, that I am sure of :-/
Oct 24 09:14:19 <acrap> joseppc: how can you be sure? Have you added some output to script and saw the logs?
Oct 24 09:16:32 <joseppc> acrap: I looked at the package data and files produced, the patch seems to be applied
Oct 24 09:19:57 <acrap> joseppc: oh... the gist of error may be everywhere. Sometimes I chose wrong configs because of too much build dirs I have... Usually, the answer is pretty simple and frustrating.
Oct 24 09:23:59 <joseppc> acrap: agree, it must be something I've overlooked, it's very annoying not to know why things happen (I only have one build dir on this machine)
Oct 24 10:43:39 <acrap> joseppc: I know that feel
Oct 24 12:41:56 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: psplash image does not appear (yocto & qemu) <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52969184/psplash-image-does-not-appear-yocto-qemu>
Oct 24 13:12:01 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: ADV7513 on yocto - kernel 4.14 <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52969842/adv7513-on-yocto-kernel-4-14>
Oct 24 13:28:50 <angelo_ts> i can't understand DEPENDS and RDEPENDS differences
Oct 24 13:29:28 <angelo_ts> DEPENDS is build time dependences and it seems clear
Oct 24 13:29:36 <angelo_ts> not clear RDEPENDS
Oct 24 13:29:53 <LetoThe2nd> angelo_ts: RDEPENDS is stuff that you need at runtime, but that is not necessary during the build process
Oct 24 13:30:17 <LetoThe2nd> angelo_ts: imagine your application calls bc for some calculations, for example. or gnuplot
Oct 24 13:30:53 <LetoThe2nd> angelo_ts: you wouldn't need them during compilation time, your app will happily build without. but they have to be there at runtime.
Oct 24 13:30:58 <LetoThe2nd> so -> RDEPENDS
Oct 24 13:31:03 <angelo_ts> ok so RDEPENDS requires rootfs will have them
Oct 24 13:31:57 <LetoThe2nd> angelo_ts: almost, RDEPENDS requires that the resulting "whatever" into which your thing is installed has them
Oct 24 13:32:15 <LetoThe2nd> in almost all cases is a rootfs, but as usual, there are corner cases
Oct 24 13:32:17 <angelo_ts> mm ok
Oct 24 13:32:34 <angelo_ts> is there a smart method to determine them ? i guess ldd or objdump for the first, right ?
Oct 24 13:34:59 <LetoThe2nd> angelo_ts: nah, don't rely on magic there. write down what you need.
Oct 24 13:35:10 <angelo_ts> ok
Oct 24 13:35:13 <angelo_ts> for example
Oct 24 13:35:18 <angelo_ts> the app needs a dynamic lib
Oct 24 13:35:36 <angelo_ts> it should be in DEPENDS and RDEPENDS, right ?
Oct 24 13:38:28 <LetoThe2nd> no, DEPENDS only
Oct 24 13:38:52 <LetoThe2nd> there is propagation from DEPENDS to RDEPENDS
Oct 24 13:39:20 <angelo_ts> ok thanks
Oct 24 14:09:50 <mrk377> ALL: Quick question:  I have add IMAGE_INSTALL += "lighttpd php".  How do I get some of the deploy RPMs from lighttpd directory into the final rootfs.  For example I want  the ./tmp/deploy/rpm/x86/lighttpd-module-redirect-1.4.45-r0.x86.rpm installed?
Oct 24 14:12:31 <mrk377> ALL: Is there a simple _append for this (an example)?
Oct 24 14:12:44 <joseppc> I believe it should be IMAGE_INSTALL_append
Oct 24 14:17:02 <BCMM> LetoThe2nd: so, how do you specify that something is needed at build time only?
Oct 24 14:20:21 <mrk377> joseppc:  The rpm modules from lighttpd can be requested using IMAGE_INSTALL_append?  I will try, but seems like a lighttpd_append would be the correct way.  I am trying to solve this quickly.  Did some quick searches, and some people copy the needed lighttpd module RPMs to target and install.  Seems incorrect.  Right?
Oct 24 14:23:19 <joseppc> mrk377: I probably misunderstood you, I thought you meant to install the package into the image, not the rpm itself
Oct 24 14:26:53 <mrk377> joseppc:  I would like the dynamic lighttpd modules installed in rootfs during bitbake.  I don't want to manually install the *.rpms.
Oct 24 14:27:30 <mrk377> joseppc:  So I would like it to be in the image.  Yes.
Oct 24 14:29:19 <LetoThe2nd> BCMM: hum, that in the most cases would be something that runs on the host, right? for that, you DEPEND on the -native version. this will not make its way to the runtime, then
Oct 24 14:29:35 <BCMM> ah, thanks
Oct 24 14:31:55 <joseppc> mrk377: then just add them to IMAGE_INSTALL, and use _append, += will not work at that stage
Oct 24 14:33:23 <mrk377> joseppc:  I'm trying now.
Oct 24 15:15:48 <mrk377> joseppc:  Yup, just add the dynamic modules needed (i.e. lighttpd-module-rewrite) to the IMAGE_INSTALL.   Works fine.
Oct 24 15:37:59 <OutBackDingo> whats the secret to using python3 as default in an image and not 2
Oct 24 15:38:46 <OutBackDingo> besides rm /usr/bin/python ln -s /usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/python
Oct 24 20:03:22 <kergoth> should probably start using update-alternatives for that link fi we don't already
Oct 24 22:13:44 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: Cannot install regular files for Yocto using CMake <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52978393/cannot-install-regular-files-for-yocto-using-cmake>
Oct 24 22:35:24 <mrk377> ALL:  I have added php to my IMAGE_INSTAL.  When I run "rpm -ql php" on the installed image, it only shows /usr/bin/phpdbg installed.  I am using rocko, and curious if others have seen this.
Oct 24 23:05:33 <bluelightning> mrk377: been a while since I did anything with the php recipe, but you may need to be more specific about which package produced by the php recipe that you want installed
Oct 24 23:15:00 <mrk377> bluelightning:  I have added php-cli, and I don't see a this WARNING: failed for setscene task is  ...php-native/7.1.9-r0/temp/log.do_populate_sysroot_setscene
Oct 24 23:20:15 <mrk377> bluelightning: The php binary is still missing.  Strange.
Oct 24 23:21:24 <mrk377> bluelightning:  Ahah.  php-cli included the /usr/bin/php binary.  Good to go.  Yikes.  Dummy.
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