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Sep 21 05:16:17 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: AWS CodeBuild as non-root user <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51365622/aws-codebuild-as-non-root-user>
Sep 21 07:36:54 <RP> khem: nice! :)
Sep 21 10:26:25 <palate> hello :), what's up?
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Sep 21 13:47:24 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: Yocto build parsing issue <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58040894/yocto-build-parsing-issue>
Sep 21 16:22:50 <khem> RP: we need to add remaining oe layers in mix as well
Sep 21 16:31:12 <RP> khem: yes, now that is working we can think about expanding
Sep 21 16:53:03 <palate> hello :)
Sep 21 16:55:15 <palate> Remember I was trying to make an ethernet gadget out of a pocketbeagle to do ethernet with an Android phone? Well I realized that connecting my Android phone to my router with a standard ethernet adapter doesn't work anymore. So I'm giving up on that. Android allows USB tethering (where Android is the host, I believe), but not the opposite. Probably because the OEMs mess up somewhere with they
Sep 21 16:55:17 <palate> custom Android layer
Sep 21 16:56:00 <palate> Still, I learnt how to setup a basic Yocto system, that was interesting :)
Sep 21 17:02:11 <palate> My next "fun project" to learn could be this: I have an off-the-shelf device that I can flash with a *.img image (using fastboot). I don't know anything about the hardware, except that it runs an armv7. I have the image, root access, and there is a /proc/config.gz.
Sep 21 17:02:56 <palate> Is there a way I create a new yocto image that would run on that device? Is it enough to have /proc/config.gz to do that? I should be able to extract the kernel config from it, shouldn't I?
Sep 21 17:04:52 <palate> The question is: can I make my own "reverse-engineered BSP" from that, or is that a stupid idea?
Sep 21 23:18:48 <palate> grmbl. bitbake -c menuconfig virtual/kernel never works for me.
Sep 21 23:21:01 <palate> I have a BSP that comes with a defconfig. I run menuconfig, change CDCETHER from "Y" to "M". I save (default, .config), then I run `bitbake -c savedefconfig virtual/kernel`. I look at that file, it doesn't even contain CDCETHER -_-
Sep 21 23:48:33 <palate> so the `.config` resulting from `bitbake -c menuconfig virtual/kernel` looks like what I expect, but the `defconfig` resulting from `bitbake -c savedefconfig virtual/kernel` is not
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