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00:05.25erkki_thanks all for help, gotta go now
00:21.01CIA-703jbowler 07org.oe.dev * rb9434e85... 10/packages/linux/ (4 files in 2 dirs): nslu2-kernel 2.6.14-rc2: latest patch set
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00:24.54coszmosHi, anyone seen: ERROR: Nothing provides qt3-x11 for oz?
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00:31.05spinpressOkay, I am now having an issue with monotone..
00:31.07spinpresslocalhost stuff # monotone --db=/stuff/oe.db genkey williamjonah@aol.com
00:31.07spinpressmonotone: misuse: database schemas do not match: wanted 1509fd75019aebef5ac3da3a5edf1312393b70e9, got e372b508bea9b991816d1c74680f7ae10d2a6d94. try migrating database
00:31.37spinpressthat is the error I get when I try to continue.. (this is after I emerged the latest)
00:31.46spinpressCan someone please assist?
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00:32.43mickeylI suggest you do what monotone tells you (monotone db migrate). And with these words I'm going to bed. G'night
00:35.47spinpressthanks mickeyl
01:03.04coszmosHi all
01:04.11coszmosI'm trying to build openzaurus and I'm getting a strange error,
01:04.37coszmosit's looking for qt3-x11 and I can't find that tarball anywhere
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01:05.26coszmoshello
01:06.48coszmosne1 seen that before?
01:07.04emtecoszmos, you might want to ask in #opie
01:07.22coszmoslol, i'm trying to build gpe
01:07.31emtereally/
01:07.46emtenever noticed gpe builds qt3 before
01:08.08coszmoswell I did world I guess that includes qt
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01:08.32reenoo_huh?
01:08.32emtei've not gotten that error, but if your missing the dld, search for it and override the default
01:08.43reenoo_if you want gpe build gpe-image
01:08.52emteworld is everything that is buildable
01:08.52coszmoscoo, thx
01:08.59reenoo_world builds are expected to break
01:09.15reenoo_anyways. 'night all
01:09.16coszmosahhhh, that makes sense?
01:09.29emtenight
01:09.29coszmosthanks reenoo
01:10.51spinpressheh.... how long is "A REALLY LONG TIME" in reference to monotone db pull?
01:13.10coszmosit took me overnight
01:13.15spinpresswow
01:13.43spinpressright now, it doesnt look like its doing anything.. does it pause like that?
01:14.04coszmossee if you can snoop you're wire to see if traffic is going
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01:14.31spinpresshow abouts do you snoop?
01:14.58coszmoson linux I use tcpdump
01:15.37spinpressi have to emerge that real quick
01:16.24coszmosor ethereal
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01:19.11spinpressthanks
01:19.17coszmosnp
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02:13.59acevinsomebody tell me how to reset the configure parameters
02:15.54acevinthanX ..
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02:32.37acevinhi aquadran
02:35.50coszmosCan anyone give me a hand figuring out a build issue?
02:40.17coszmoskeep getting a failure on linux-jlime-sh... argh
02:41.31coszmosux-2.6.11'
02:41.31coszmosmake[2]: Entering directory `/home/bcc/oetemp/work/linux-jlime-sh3-2.6.11-r0/linux-2.6.11'
02:41.31coszmos<PROTECTED>
02:41.31coszmoscc1: error: invalid option `l'
02:41.31coszmoscc1: error: invalid option `3'
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03:17.44spinpresscan i pull oe db in root?
03:18.33JustinPspinpress: don't do things as root unless you have to
03:18.55JustinPspinpress: and you never have to with OE (except setting up the Zaurus kernel compiler if you need it)
03:18.59spinpressokay, i had to do a couple of things.. and I got to the pulling part.. will that mess anything up?
03:19.56JustinPspinpress: no, but don't do it
03:20.18spinpressi already started it.. like 5 hours ago....  thats why I was asking
03:20.28spinpressif i needed to stop now, and start over
03:20.30JustinPmickey|zzZZzz: I got EFL and such all upgraded and compiling (except elitaire) but AppleBoy took my dev server down so I can't commit anything....
03:20.36JustinPspinpress: no, you don't have to stop
03:20.43JustinPspinpress: just don't do anything else as root
03:20.57spinpressthanks.. i will exit root as soon as  i can
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03:43.02emteJustinP, you shoulda probably given him a reason why :)
03:44.09JustinPwhy didn't you?
03:47.59emtewasnt here
03:48.18emtejust finished watching a show
03:48.31emtemissed him by a minute it looks like :(
03:51.46emtethis is gonna be a wonderful experiance ...
03:52.15emtei need to buy vmware ...
03:55.23emtehmm
03:55.36emtemaybe i should just buy a cheap computer ...
03:55.40emtewould be cheaper
03:56.10NAiLtakes up a lot of physical space though :P
03:56.23emteyeah i know
03:56.38emtebut i'd need to buy vmware+XP
03:56.40NAiLI'm kind of trying to get rid of my PC's
03:57.00emtewhich is a bit more than another system
03:57.06NAiLah yes
03:57.38emtetoo bad you cant purchase xen+XP
03:58.56emte<PROTECTED>
03:59.13emtegot a bunch of free junk today ... wonder whats in it..
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04:08.00nickv111This is odd. Whenever I attempt to build anything for x86 using openembedded, it tries to compile glibc-2.3.5+cvs20050627-r0 and fails with this:
04:08.14nickv111| ../ports/sysdeps/unix/sysv/i386/signal.S: Assembler messages:
04:08.14nickv111| ../ports/sysdeps/unix/sysv/i386/signal.S:31: Error: open CFI at the end of file; missing .cfi_endproc directive
04:09.25emteyou disable most of the patches?
04:31.28nickv111emte: What do you mean?
04:31.50nickv111emte: I never disabled anything...
04:32.26emteyou might want to check and see which patches get applied
04:33.17nickv111Maybe the latest monotone pull will help
04:33.44emtei wouldnt count on it
04:33.59emteall the arm and pxa, etc patches are getting applied
04:34.16emtethey might not behave well for x86
04:34.23emteits a thought anyway
04:34.28nickv111Well, I never disabled anything
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04:35.49nickv111monotone update seems to be doing /something/
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04:40.46nickv111Well, thanks
04:40.59nickv111I think the monotone update did something, though. It fixed the glibc stuff
04:41.10nickv111I doubt I'll have that problem anymore. Somebody's probably noticed
04:41.15nickv111Time for bed, anyway
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06:27.17alan|homelo
06:27.37Bernardogood morning
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07:51.24XorAmorning
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08:06.26Arjan_koen: good morning! long time no see :)
08:07.57koenhey Arjan_
08:08.22Arjan_was just starting with OE again, fetched the latest repo from the backup server (monotone.vanille.de is down), but I can't build it due to your changes in familiar-0.8.3.conf
08:08.31Arjan_am I supposed to use something else atm?
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08:09.50koenyes, the oz354fam083 branch
08:10.23koenyou have to add that to your pull
08:10.50Arjan_I did, but the file doesn't change... should I remove the file before pulling?
08:11.26koenand you have to do either a new co with that branch or monotone update -b <branc>
08:12.01Arjanoh and btw, the nslu2-linux tree is denied on the backup server
08:12.08Arjanah thanks, I'll try
08:12.35koenyes, the nslu2-linux branch is gone
08:12.37hrw|workhi
08:12.46RPmorning all
08:12.57Arjankoen: ah ok... it's still in the wiki :)
08:13.05koenit is?
08:13.12koencould you remove it?
08:13.16Arjanin the MonotonePhrasebook it is, yes
08:13.29ArjanI don't think I have access to the openembedded.org wiki
08:13.55koeneveryone has
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08:18.10Bernardohi guys
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08:19.13koenhey Bernardo
08:22.48BernardoI never imagined a toolchain would build that fast on a amd64 in 64 bits mode...
08:23.35Bernardohey koen, how are things?
08:25.51hrw|workhi Bernardo
08:25.52RPhi Bernardo
08:26.23RPBernardo: I saw your comment about the akita kernel - yes, you can base one on the spitz kernel. I'll try to remember to add an akita on
08:26.54Bernardohi RP
08:26.57Bernardohi hrw|work
08:26.58RPThe only difference is the commandline, everything else is can be the same...
08:27.44BernardoRP: ok, thanks
08:28.06Bernardolast night I had 30 minutes to build a 2.95 toolchain and try to build a image with kernel 2.4
08:28.38BernardoI decided to try that before going to 2.6
08:29.01Bernardoso if I found any bugs they would be because of my setup or real, not because I was trying 2.6
08:29.26RPLooking at the files, you can just copy defconfig-spitz to defconfig-akita and it should just work
08:30.21Bernardook, will try that
08:30.33Bernardoafter I find why bluez-ndbus-utils won't find bluez-libs in configure
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08:41.13ade|deskmorning all
08:42.37Bernardohi ade|desk
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09:27.29hrw|workRP: Pavel get BT working from my image - thats nice...
09:28.01hrw|workRP: does he has any place where his progress can be found? (other then watching git tree)
09:32.43hrw|work"I also met one of the ugliest code in my life - zaurus battery charging one." - quote from Pavel blog
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09:34.35reenoo_morning
09:35.20pb_hi reenoo_
09:35.35reenoo_morning pb_
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09:44.40RPhrw|work: His git tree is the way he publishes his work
09:44.57RPhrw|work: We should really try and make some patches from it to add to OE
09:45.30RPhrw|work: The battery code is horrible...
09:45.55koenRP: would adding a linux-pawel_git.bb be a solution?
09:46.18koensince we have a shiney new git fetcher :)
09:46.18RPkoen: If we could add my git patches to bitbake :)
09:46.49RPI really need to get them rediffed and pester zecke__  :)
09:48.10hrw|workand we should pester kergoth to get 1.3.x bitbake released
09:53.21reenoo_nah, better have him enable the release bits on zecke__'s account
09:57.26hrw|workyep - that would be ideal
09:58.01koenor both
09:58.12hrw|work~lart samba
09:59.07hrw|worksomeone know how to make KDE show names in samba network? now it show IP only.. and they are dynamic so I have to guess does PPOSP is .114 or .107 today..
09:59.21XorAhrw|work: install and setup winbind
09:59.57hrw|workheh.. yet another daemon..
10:00.36hrw|worksometimes I hate how things are done in linux..
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12:09.04lardman|workkoen|uni: ping
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12:17.53hrw|workhi lardman|lunch
12:39.17koenlardman|lunch: pong
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13:20.15lardman|workkoen: hi there, looks like a flame war might be about to kick off on oesf ;)
13:21.02koenyou mean our OE forum?
13:21.26lardman|workyeah, something like that :D
13:21.32koenwhere people discuss opensource *cough*sharprom, cacko *cough* ROMs?
13:21.53lardman|workyep, sounds like the one
13:22.07koenI'll check later this afternoon
13:22.24Bernardolardman|work: in what forum?
13:22.31lardman|workNo one's bitten after my post, perhaps I bored them into submission ;)
13:22.38koenI bet the debian on oz topic
13:22.42lardman|workyep
13:22.43hrw|workyes
13:22.48lardman|workhttp://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=15143&hl=
13:24.45koenthat thread demonstrates exactly why developers dislike forums: users are to lazy to search
13:25.35lardman|workyes, I quite agree - when I used the devnet back in the old days, it felt like the developer:user ratio was far larger
13:25.59hrw|worklardman|work: nice post you did
13:26.06lardman|workwhich meant far less back-biting and other useless opinions (which is what really annoys me about it atm)
13:26.11koenthat's why I like ipaq users better: they have been exposed to wince and are gratefull for what you do
13:26.21lardman|workkoen: ;)
13:26.39lardman|workhrw|work: We do need to get some positive publicity I think
13:26.48koenAfter each release I get loads of 'thank you' mails
13:26.55koeninstead of 'foo is better' :)
13:26.59lardman|workhrw|work: Well, perhaps need is too strong a word, but it can't hurt
13:27.39Bernardohrw|work: you're too diplomatic
13:28.04lardman|workkoen: yeah, the thing is there seems to be a vocal minority who have opinions they don't backup, and in general we (oz & OE devs) are copping the flak
13:28.43lardman|work(hmm, is copping even word...?)
13:29.02hrw|workBernardo: sometimes I think that when I will write what I think then it will be disaster
13:29.25lardman|workI get that too - I write it, then leave it for 10min, then come back and re-write
13:29.38hrw|work~change 17 gbp to pln
13:29.58hrw|worklardman|work: how much cost posting from UK to Poland?
13:30.13hrw|workhttp://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?SAN-SDG1GB - SD 1GB card for 16.32 GBP..
13:31.15Bernardohrw, that is way cheap
13:31.21Bernardoeven with posting
13:31.25koen~change 17 gbp to eur
13:31.39koenwow
13:31.47koen1GB sandisk is E63 here
13:32.04lucasvokoen: in switzerland I pay 80CHF for 512 mb
13:32.09BernardoI can't open that page in firefox...
13:32.21Bernardohere I payed 80 euro for 1Gb 50x sd card
13:32.26lucasvo~change 80 chf to eur
13:32.36lucasvolol
13:33.53lardman|workLooking at the site, I can only see 1GB sandisk cards for £58.64+VAT
13:35.06lardman|workThere's a 1GB SD for £31.80+VAT though which isn#'t bad
13:35.17lardman|workhttp://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?RAM-SDM1G
13:35.45Bernardocan't open the link hrw posted, looks like the site was /.ed
13:36.12hrw|worknow I got: "We were unable to find this Product in our database"
13:36.21lardman|workthat's what I got too
13:36.49lardman|workI've got a 16Mb SD card atm :D
13:36.57BernardoI still get "The are currently no reviews for this product:", but it doesn't show any product
13:37.25hrw|work~change 160 pln to gpb
13:37.35hrw|work~change 160 pln to gbp
13:37.45hrw|worklardman|work: I have 64M in collie and 256M in camera
13:38.12lardman|workhrw|work: Yes, my 256 moved into my camera and I'm 'using' the 16 which cam with that
13:38.20lardman|works/cam/came
13:39.09hrw|worklardman|work: my camera has 12M builtin memory so it was without card
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13:46.30hrw|workI have 16M cf from camera (not mine camera)
13:47.21lardman|workI've got a 512MB CF which contains my local feed, plus mp3s, videos, etc.
13:53.28CosmicPenguinhmmm...  my interactive shell compile is brokenish - has that been fixed in say, the last 6 months?
13:56.30chouimatmorning
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14:15.16koenany volunteers for adding kopi and stuff for X11 to OE?
14:15.38hrw|workdo we have qt3/x11 working?
14:18.35koenyes
14:18.39koenlyx uses it
14:18.46hrw|workthe problem can be with shared libs
14:18.48koenand lyx works :)
14:19.14hrw|workI dont know does kdepimpi/x11 libs have same or other libs then /qte versions
14:19.58hrw|workhostap-modules 0.4.5 builds fine. not tested
14:20.08hrw|workhostapd 0.4.5 does not
14:21.09hrw|workkoen: will you volonteer to add portabase/x11? :P
14:22.13hrw|worklibs have same names ;(
14:22.49hrw|workso we could end with /usr/lib/libmicrokdepim.so and /opt/QtPalmtop/lib/libmicrokdepim.so
14:23.16hrw|workx11 version will work as it wont have /opt/QtPalmtop/lib/ in LD_LIBRARY_PATH but /qte version will fail
14:23.28koendidn't zecke solve staging for qt a while ago?
14:23.38lardman|workkoen: been reading the other thread I replied to then...?
14:23.44koenhow many people will have opie and X together?
14:23.49koenlardman|work: yes
14:23.50hrw|workkoen: on device? who knows..
14:24.03koendo we want to support that?
14:24.15hrw|workno manpower for this
14:24.19lardman|workhrw|work: If they have the skills to set up the two together then they have the skills to deal with the lib issues I'd say
14:24.24koenI think not, with all the libsdl and other qte mangled libs
14:27.20hrw|workhow to use pdax feed: first do "mv *.ipk *.ipk.tar.gz"
14:29.26hrw|workqt3x11 needs mysql-native????? ARGH..
14:29.42hrw|worklooks like it will build whole weekend...
14:30.42lardman|workThis is kdepimpi/x11?
14:30.57hrw|worklardman|work: I probably can build kdepimpi/x11
14:31.51lardman|workhrw|work: another non-reason for people to choose pdaXrom if you can
14:32.03hrw|workwill it be kopi-x11, kapi-x11, kopi-applet-x11, pwmpi-x11? but how to name libs?
14:32.31lardman|workWhat you were talking about a few minutes ago? Collisions between x11 & opie versions?
14:32.47hrw|worklardman|work: yes
14:33.17lardman|workhrw|work: As you said, there are already collisions between things like sdl, I'd leave them with their normal names
14:33.40hrw|worklibmicrokcal1 is for qt/e so libmicrokcal1-x11 for x11?
14:34.03koenhrw|work: doesn't qt/e need mysql too?
14:34.10lardman|workThe two don;'t need to be built together though do they, so they could share the same names
14:34.11koenhrw|work: iirc schurig needed it
14:34.48hrw|worklardman|work: kdepimpi libs are different for x11 and qt/e I think
14:34.59lardman|workhrw|work: Or is it easy to rename them? libX11microcal1?
14:35.27hrw|worklardman|work: I can rename them - but how to fool shlibs code? will have to look into
14:35.45lardman|workhrw|work: Well don;'t rename them. libsdl is different too
14:36.52lardman|workhrw|work: Just accept that they will have to be removed if someone wants to do an opie build rather than a gpe build
14:36.52koenwe have been lazy
14:36.52koenhttp://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/OE/OE-20050929-20050930.diff.bz2 is only 3.2 kb
14:36.53hrw|worklardman|work: what about "bitbake world" for release then?
14:36.53koenhrw|work: that doesn't work
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14:36.53koennever did
14:36.55hrw|workkoen: resting day after branch
14:36.55lardman|workhrw|work: That doesn't work anyway though does it
14:37.04lardman|workneed a bitbake gpe world, etc.
14:37.38hrw|workwho will add fvwm, blackbox and few other strange WM?
14:37.40koenremove qmake -> bitbake work, clean, remove x11 -> bitbake world
14:37.47koens/work/world/
14:38.13koenthat's pretty much the only way to get a working set of apps
14:39.02hrw|workok
14:39.28lardman|workDo we realistically want more wms? Which is the one most of the pdaXrom lot are showing screenshots of - I'd say add that and be done witrh it
14:41.20lardman|workFluxbox?
14:41.38hrw|workor xfce which we have already (maybe not polished but have)
14:41.56lardman|workNo it was xfce I was thinking of
14:42.02lardman|workor rather yes ....
14:42.43koenwe'll need a config gadget to select wms in GPE
14:43.02koenor ship a seperate xfce-image
14:43.05lardman|workI don;t think they do that, they have to edit the init scripts
14:43.15koenso we can be even better :)
14:43.20lardman|workof course :)
14:43.35hrw|workdo we have twm? I got it as default on pdaX :)
14:44.25lardman|workIs that a joke? (I don;'t know enough about wms)
14:44.51lardman|workWe should try to get a useable e-image out though, that's cool.
14:44.55hrw|worklardman|work: twm suxx but It was WM which I got after pdax install
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14:45.44skyteehi
14:45.49lardman|workWhat about rox - there seems to be lots of talk about that
14:46.25koenrox is lightweight like xfce
14:46.30hrw|workI know how to build it (maintained it for Debian for over year) but I refuse to do any work on it
14:46.43koenwhere 'lightweight' means 'annoys me'
14:47.21lardman|workI was meaning to add xmms (just remembered seeing a pdaXrom screenshot)
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14:47.40koenugh
14:47.41lardman|workeven though it uses old gtk+
14:47.44hrw|worklardman|work: we have beepmp already
14:47.46koentalk about ugly gtk1 apps
14:47.47skyteehmm, something'
14:47.57koenbeepmp doesn't work on 16k displays
14:47.58lardman|workhrw|work: beepmp doesn't display correctly
14:48.13hrw|workso let someone fix it?
14:48.33lardman|workI thought it was a major hack
14:48.42lardman|workwould need some major hacking
14:49.07skyteehmm, something's wrong in ipkg-link-1.6cvs20050930-r1. bitbaking bootstrap-image give the message "ipkg: Cannot create directory `/usr/lib/ipkg': Permission denied" and I don't know why ipkg wants to create a dir on the host file system.
14:49.28hrw|workskytee: ignore it
14:49.46skyteehrw|work: bitbake fails due to that.
14:49.56reenoo_it doesn't
14:50.01lardman|workskytee: no, search the log for ERROR
14:50.20lardman|work(iirc)
14:50.42lardman|workTime to do some work I fear
14:54.11skyteewhile doing "bitbake bootstrap-image"
14:54.13skytee-- | ipkg: Cannot create directory `/usr/lib/ipkg': Permission denied
14:54.14skytee| Nothing to be done
14:54.14skytee| An error ocurred, return value: 4.
14:54.14skytee| Collected errors:
14:54.15skytee| Cannot find package task-bootstrap. --
14:54.38skyteea little confusing. what dou you suppose where to look for the cause?
14:54.43hrw|work30 16:56 < skytee> | Cannot find package task-bootstrap. --
14:54.45hrw|workhere
14:57.09skyteejupp. maybe it is just a coincidence that bitbake pulled ipkg-link-1.6cvs20050930-r1 and the error occured right after that.
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15:06.24koenand another bug bites the dust
15:08.53CosmicPenguinkoen: is -c compile <provider> expected to work these days?
15:09.09koenit should
15:09.23koenalthough I usually on;y use that with -b file.bb
15:09.28CosmicPenguinyeah, me too
15:10.03CosmicPenguinbut I'm starting to play more with the interactive shell, and I want to start perfecting compiling and packaging the kernel without refetching
15:10.22CosmicPenguinbut the -c compile is causing me an exception way up in quilt for some reason
15:11.02koencan't you do 'compile <provider>' in bbsh?
15:11.07CosmicPenguinnope
15:11.23CosmicPenguinI thought it might have been a bbsh thing, but the command line does the same thing
15:12.02CosmicPenguinew
15:12.43CosmicPenguinNOTE: package quilt-native-0.39: started
15:12.43CosmicPenguinERROR: InvalidTask event exception, aborting
15:12.43CosmicPenguinNOTE: package quilt-native-0.39: failed
15:12.43CosmicPenguinERROR: Build of quilt failed
15:13.31CosmicPenguinbut the -b method works
15:13.43kergoth`zzzhmm thats odd. used to work. try -c do_compile maybe?
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15:14.28CosmicPenguinplease wait 16 hours while my poor opteron chokes on the caching
15:14.31CosmicPenguinopteron(s)
15:15.35hrw|workkergoth: can you add permissions on berlios for zecke to release bitbake 1.3?
15:15.45kergothk
15:16.34hrw|workcool - too many new users start with 1.2.1 (last release) and have problems
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15:17.50kergothah
15:19.06hrw|workERROR: dependency qt3-x11 (for qt-x11-free) not satisfied
15:19.08hrw|workarg
15:19.12hrw|workh
15:19.37Sessanyone got a C3000 and installed GPE on it?
15:19.49NoodlesSess: Yes.
15:19.55SessI've found no references for spitz and GPE anywhere on the oe forums
15:20.00Sessa little help noodles?
15:20.13SessI want true X on my c3000 and Xqt is pretty slow
15:20.28Sessgimp is unusable
15:20.32jbowler-zzzmickey|zzZZzz: python 2.4.1 isn't building for me because all its patches are now in python-2.4.2 (but there is no python_2.4.2.bb)
15:20.47NoodlesMy gpe-image is from 17th Sept and worked IIRC.
15:21.08Sessnoodles, where can I get teh GPE image
15:21.14koengimp is unusable with 64MB ram
15:21.33NoodlesSess: Oh, I built it myself. I don't know if there's a GPE release available for Spitz atm.
15:21.55Sesskoen: I've used gimp on the ipaq 3650 running opie years ago
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15:22.16Sessso me thinks it should work fine on the c3000 with an accelerated X
15:22.18Sessserver
15:22.21koenok, a recent gimp is unusable on 64 mb
15:22.34SessIm just want 1.2.5 working and Ill be happy
15:22.55Sesswell, perhaps you can answer this
15:22.59koenah, I tried gimp 2.3.3
15:23.15Sessis it possible to "switch" virtual terminals on teh C3000 running the latest cacko rom?
15:23.25hrw|work~lart mickey|zzZZzz for ERROR: dependency qt3-x11 (for qt-x11-free) not satisfied
15:23.34hrw|workSess: do we support cacko?
15:23.42skyteehmm, http://www.oesources.org/source/current/busybox-1.01.tar.gz is missing
15:24.05Sessyou make a good point
15:24.27Sessit says it right in teh topic, pardon me plz
15:25.33CosmicPenguinkergoth: do_compile didn't work either
15:26.30skyteeawe... you mean i state the wrong questions?
15:28.31hrw|workskytee: grab it from busybox.net then
15:31.12Sesshrw|work: I just found in the forum some german guys build of GPE for the spitz, I think Im gonna try it
15:31.41SessI wanted to ask first, if there was by chance GPE library that handled QT apps
15:32.18SessI would assume that would allow for some opie compatibility, or perhaps Im just wrong about teh way qtopia and opie work
15:32.44Sesslike a special gpe libqt
15:32.58koenheh
15:33.09koengpe is all about not needing qtopia/qt
15:33.41CosmicPenguinmuch like my life
15:34.07koenexcept s/qtopia/intel/ ?
15:34.22CosmicPenguinmore like += intel
15:34.36CosmicPenguinBut I need intel in my life - otherwise, who would we beat?
15:36.02Sessook, Im going for it
15:36.09hrw|workSess: help moving opie to qt4/x11 so you will get X11 with opie stuff
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15:37.28Sesshrw|work: I've never really done any handheld linux development.  I've only done some Pocketpc game programming, and written a few larger desktop linux apps
15:37.44SessIm trying to break into zaurus development, but I haven't even gotten my onboard dev environment variables set yet
15:37.58SessIf I can get GPE working Im in ;)
15:38.53mickey|sportscya
15:39.10mickey|sportshrw, jbowler-zzz: bugs fixed
15:39.19Sessalso I hope I don't get flamed for asking this, but pdaXrom looks sweet.  I haven't used GPE for years, not since it was very unstable on the ipaq 3600.  I want pure X with PDA functionality, so I assume that GPE is the best choice..
15:39.45Sessso the Q is pdaXrom or GPE for mobile development and PDA
15:40.11CIA-703mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * rf0fa6efb... 10/classes/ (qt3x11.bbclass qt4x11.bbclass): class qt3x11, qt4x11: remove DEPENDS
15:40.15CIA-703mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * r5ef8750d... 10/packages/python/ (python_2.4.1.bb python_2.4.2.bb): python: upgrade to 2.4.2
15:40.22zeckeSess: well, I donk't know, Why not ask the pdaXrom people?
15:40.52Sessbecause I don't know about the changes in GPE since 2002
15:41.05lardman|afkAsk hrw, he tried psaXrom yesterday
15:41.10lardman|afkpdaXrom even
15:41.22lardman|afkOnly lasted a matter of hours though ;)
15:42.05Sesswell I suppose it doesn't really even matter, Im pretty set on installing GPE
15:42.21hrw|workcu
15:42.22SessI guess Im a little nervous about flashing someone elses untested build onto my zaurus
15:44.14reenoo_kergoth: happen to know whether there's any way to get at ${PV} of another .bb? is that possible at all?
15:44.32kergothof which .bb?
15:44.44kergothpoint being, you can have multiple; versions of a thing around
15:44.53jbowler-zzzmickeyl: thanks, got the changes (I'm putting in PREFERRED_PROVIDER_x11 ?= "diet-x11"
15:44.58kergothyour real question is.. "how can i get the ${PV} of the currently selected provider of X"
15:45.07kergothto which the answer is, i'm afraid not, but itd be nice
15:45.09reenoo_kergoth: right
15:45.20kergoth:)
15:45.21reenoo_hmm. too bad
15:46.16reenoo_I'm trying to get dependency info for non-C/C++ libs right.
15:47.22reenoo_i.e. I need the >= ${PV of lib} in RDEPENDS :/
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15:47.51kergothlook at how it works for our shlibs
15:47.55kergothits ugly. very ugly. but it works
15:48.05kergothit writes out seperate files with such info into staging
15:48.10kergoththen reads them later
15:48.40reenoo_yeah. I know. just thought there must be an easier way ;)
15:49.01kergothhehe. if there was, it wouldnt be doing it that way ;)
15:49.23reenoo_nod
15:55.50lardman|busySess: See if Noodles can provide you with his build
16:10.43Sesswhat would I rename pivot-boot.image.img to if I were flashing my system?  would that be initrd.img so it redirects booting from teh flash to the cf microdrive?
16:11.33lardman|busyhttp://openzaurus.org/wordpress/installation/sl-c3000/ ?
16:12.06Sesslardman, Already read that
16:12.44SessIm was just looking at someone elses build of GPE, it has the pivotboot file, but I wanted to be sure I knew what I was doing first
16:12.56Sessno initrd.img, and no updater.sh
16:13.09lardman|busyMove this to #openzaurus, then give me an url and I'll take a guess
16:13.16Sessk
16:24.52CosmicPenguinTHis -c compile thing is irritating me
16:26.23zeckecya later
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16:36.20JustinPkergoth: in bitbake (the code) is there any storage of inter-file dependencies? i.e. if one bb file includes or inherits another is this information stored?
16:36.31JustinPkergoth: if not, any idea where I should look specifically?
16:37.15kergothfor inherit, yes, for include, i dont think so
16:37.16lardman|busynight all
16:37.20kergothlook in the parser
16:37.41kergothif all you care about is inherit, look at the function in base.bbclass that checks if something is inherited
16:37.55JustinPok
16:38.26JustinPI'm wanting to update the "reparse" command to reparse all related files
16:38.34kergothgood luck.
16:38.38JustinPthanks
16:41.01koenwhy do people keep thinking 'arm' patches to glibc will interfere with other archs?
16:41.12JustinPsorry
16:41.24JustinPsometimes patches have architecture specific things
16:41.24koenif that was the case, it would have been SRC_URI_append_arm = "foo"
16:41.37JustinPI haven't heard anyone refute that so I keep saying it
16:42.01JustinPI'll stop now, then
16:42.25koenchris144 was building for x86
16:43.09koenI think he solved the problem by using a newer glibc version
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16:51.49ibotchris144 <n=kvirc@195.234.128.72> was last seen on IRC in channel #oe, 14d 19h 41m 24s ago, saying: 'not bad, still working on hardware stuff, I hope to be back on oe in a few months... :-)'.
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16:52.00koenwoohoo
16:52.29chouimat|lunchmmmmm monotone is sloooow
16:56.58JustinPchouimat|lunch: deal with it
17:10.44mreimerhow are the files in /etc/modutils generated? by kernel.bbclass?
17:12.05jbowler-zzzThey are in one of the packages, then depmod -Ae is run at boot.
17:12.22mreimerare they added to the packages automatically?
17:12.46kergothjbowler-zzz: did anyone ever fix the endianness issues wrt generating the module dep info at image creation time for module-init-tools?
17:13.06jbowler-zzzNormally the relevant package (it might be base-files or it might be one of the mod-utils ones) are a dependency of the image.
17:13.29jbowler-zzzkergoth: I thought I fixed that months ago - I fixed the endianness problem in the arm elf tools.
17:13.37kergothah, cool
17:13.54jbowler-zzzmodule deps are fine (and correct) on NSLU2 at present
17:14.00kergothglad to hear it
17:14.15jbowler-zzzThe problem was that objdump or something like that actually crashed when run on a BE ARM ELF from an x86...
17:15.17jbowler-zzz...hum, or was that only packages?  I can't remember - several people fixed things in kernel.bbclass too I think.
17:15.31koenmreimer: /etc/init.d/modutils should do that
17:17.31mreimerkoen: it runs depmod -Ae, but it doesn't populate /etc/modutils
17:17.32koenmreimer: 'for i in `cat /etc/modules` ;do echo $i > /etc/modutils/$i ; done'
17:17.39koenhmmm
17:17.51koenupdate-modules?
17:18.13koenI know something reads /etc/modutils/*
17:18.34mreimerI think update-modules basically cats all the files in /etc/modutils to /etc/modules
17:19.05mreimerjbowler-zzz just said there should be a file in the package that goes in /etc/modutils, but my question is, what puts that file in the package?
17:19.57jbowler-zzzmreimer: a package (any package) can put a file into the directory, but I don't think anything in the build does that at present.
17:20.24jbowler-zzzI.e. modutils sets up a basic framework, but other things can add to it.
17:20.30mreimerhow do other distros populate /etc/modutils? is it usually done by hand?
17:20.52jbowler-zzzNSLU2 doesn't - the default is sufficient and nothing needs to be preloaded.
17:21.18mreimeris mickeyl the kernel.bbclass maintainer? I suppose he'd be the guy to ask?
17:21.31jbowler-zzz... what are you trying to do?
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17:22.40mreimerIf /etc/modutils is properly populated, a proper /etc/modules will be generated with all the nifty aliases etc to allow modules to be autoloaded as needed; e.g. if /dev/dsp is opened, snd-pcm-oss gets loaded
17:22.57mreimerif I'm understanding correctly
17:24.00jbowler-zzzThe aliases can't be auto generated (so far as I know).
17:24.19jbowler-zzzThere's an explicit eth0 -> ixp0 (or something like that) for NSLU2.
17:25.26jbowler-zzzAh, here's an example: alias net-pf-17 af_packet ... that comes from /etc/modules/af_packet.conf on NSLU2
17:25.44mreimerthere's gotta be someplace we can get these files
17:26.56mreimerI see in kernel.bbclass "module_conf_af_packet = "alias net-pf-17 af_packet"
17:27.07mreimerso do we need to teach kernel.bbclass about all the standard modules?
17:27.45jbowler-zzzThat af_packet.conf is coming from somewhere, but I haven't found where yet...
17:28.00CosmicPenguinif anything, they should be set in a configuration file
17:28.32jbowler-zzzIt looks like kernel.bbclass is doing it automagically - at least in this case - I have:
17:28.40jbowler-zzz./openslug-kernel-2.6.14-rc2-r5.1/install/kernel-module-af-packet/etc/modutils/af_packet.conf
17:29.08mreimerjbowler-zzz: see kernel.bbclass near comment "Write oue any modconf fragment"
17:30.35mreimerkoen: http://handhelds.org/~mreimer/mmc/20050930
17:30.57mreimerkoen: you'll need the zImage and modules.tgz, since adding ipv6 changed zImage
17:31.07koenthanks
17:31.27mreimerso is mickeyl the kernel.bbclass maintainer?
17:32.16jbowler-zzz... look at the monotone log
17:32.37koenif it's me, check bk history :)
17:32.51koensince the switch I 'own' most of OE
17:33.01jbowler-zzzSo there's a hand carved list of aliases at the top of kernel.bbclass, but others could be added to the .bb file
17:33.13jbowler-zzzYes, I find bk history pretty useful ;-)
17:34.03mreimerhow do I check the monotone log?
17:34.17koenmonotone log <file>
17:34.43jbowler-zzzmonotone log <name in database> - it requires the full path from the root.
17:34.46mreimerthe man page says "log [id]". I suppose [id] is an optional argument before the filename?
17:35.37jbowler-zzzI suspect it's a half baked attempt to distinguish an entry in the database from a file name.
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17:49.11mreimerok, here's how it seems to work: for a given module, a file is written to /etc/modutils/$name if module_autoload_$name is defined in the conf file. Additionally, if module_conf_$name is defined, its value is written to /etc/modutils/$name.conf.
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18:06.34CIA-703justinp 07org.oe.dev * re965f050... 10/packages/ (76 files in 12 dirs): (log message trimmed)
18:06.34CIA-7e17, efl: major upgrade to newer versions
18:06.34CIA-7- Upgraded shapshot-based packages to newest released snapshots
18:06.34CIA-7- Upgraded CVS-based packages to use a newer date
18:06.34CIA-7- Moved e and e-wm to use snapshots as a default instead of CVS
18:06.35CIA-7- Updated patches to work with newer versions
18:06.37CIA-7- Added patches to fix problems introduced in newer versions
18:06.49JustinPwheeee
18:07.11JustinPno wonder that took me forever....76 files....
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18:07.33koennice
18:07.37koendoes it work? :P
18:07.41JustinPyes
18:07.47JustinPfinally works again for me
18:07.59JustinPjust now running a ne wcompile from scratch to make absolutely sure
18:13.56JustinPnow I just need to figure out what's up with elitaire....
18:20.02JustinPit's so nice to have you back
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18:22.00JustinPis there any way I can "cherry pick" that commit I just did and apply it to the oz354 branch? It would be nice to have e working in the releases....in alpha/beta form at least
18:22.48koenno
18:23.04koenyou can attach a diff to #350
18:23.36JustinPlots of renames in there....I don't think a diff will suffice
18:23.51koenit will
18:23.55JustinPok
18:23.59JustinPI'll try then...
18:24.20JustinPwhy attach to the bug? for other people to check or are specific people only set up to commit to that branch?
18:24.26koendownload http://monotone.vanille.de/viewmtn/getdiff.py?id1=5ef8750d9a69c84b19f6d9bf623a45342b0b07b5&id2=ff035627e2768f661dfb577d5e297e704ef5e67d and attach it to bugzilla
18:24.55koenonly mickeyl and me should touch that branch
18:25.12koensince we want it to be stable and controlled
18:25.52JustinPok, fine by me
18:25.54JustinPdone
18:26.09koendrat
18:26.13JustinP?
18:26.14koenI linked to the merge
18:26.19JustinPoh...
18:26.27koenhttp://monotone.vanille.de/viewmtn/getdiff.py?id1=65a4fc67141ef415039e43150c9eeb702fdf66a2&id2=e965f050d16d0a1cfe49ed571b5f989a6b66b121
18:26.30koenthat's the one
18:27.34JustinPI don't think there's a difference...
18:28.15JustinPnope, no difference
18:28.31koenhttp://monotone.vanille.de/viewmtn/revision.psp?id=ff035627e2768f661dfb577d5e297e704ef5e67d is a bit misleading
18:28.32JustinPI checked with a quick diff of the diffs
18:28.59JustinPmisleading?
18:29.36koenthe revision details list a batch of other files
18:29.51JustinPok....
18:29.58JustinPwell that's becaus eit's a merge I suppose
18:30.05koenyeah
18:30.12koenI thought that would reflect in the diff
18:30.25JustinPnope
18:30.54koenwhich doesn't make any sense to me
18:31.12JustinPmakes perfect sense
18:31.18koeneither it should be empty or have all diffs
18:31.29JustinPif you diff form the merge to the other parent (not mine) it should be the same as my rev to its parent
18:31.59JustinPif you diff from the merge to my rev you'll get everything other than my changes (all the stuff from my rev's parent to the other half of the merge)
18:32.08koenthat does make sense
18:32.09JustinPhmmm...that's probably not understandable
18:32.39koenit diffs one head against the other
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19:12.43woglindehi chouimat
19:16.20Sesshey RP you around?
19:16.27Sessgotta ask a question about the spitz gpe kernel
19:20.32CIA-703justinp 07org.oe.dev * r7090b2f5... 10/packages/e17/entrance/config-db.patch: entrance: Make the Default session Englightenment since the sesion chooser doesn't work
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19:56.45JustinPSess: GPE has nothing to do with the kernel
20:03.30emtehey JustinP your gonna hate me but ...the snapshots are going to change to working versions in ~ 2weeks
20:03.46JustinP"working versions"?
20:04.08emteyeah they have a few ... problems
20:04.13JustinPand yes, I do hate raster et al who put out those super-broken snapshots
20:04.16JustinPyes, I noticed
20:04.22JustinPsee my recent commit
20:04.23emtelol
20:04.39emteraster i dont think even reccomends the snapshots
20:04.41JustinPbuild fine form OE now
20:04.47emtei think thats a gnetoo guy
20:04.56JustinPwell....people here say don't use CVS people in othe rplaces say don't use snapshots....
20:05.02emtenah a bunch of core stuff changed again
20:05.17JustinPI don't know what to think
20:05.27emtejust so you know if people complain about e not behaving
20:05.29JustinPI *assumed* that the snapshots would be at least somewhat stable
20:05.32JustinPguess I was wrong
20:05.46emtewell e17 isnt stable ...
20:05.51JustinPstable as in *compile-able* at least...
20:05.54emtethe snapshots are just that
20:05.58JustinPI didn't mean stable
20:06.01emteah
20:06.23JustinPand no, it doesn't behave
20:06.28emteyeah they will compile but wont work with the updated themes adn menus
20:06.38JustinPI'd use all CVS but the last time I tried that I had segfaults all over the place
20:06.47JustinPeh?
20:06.50JustinPwhat updated themes?
20:06.59JustinPwhat updated menus?
20:06.59JustinPseems to work fine for me...
20:07.15emtethe way borders were handled has been changed amoung numerous other things
20:07.32JustinPok
20:07.33JustinPso?
20:07.41JustinPit's running on my Z right now....
20:07.51emtewell the border change specifically broke all the themes
20:07.57JustinPas long as the build I have works I don't care that they're changin internals
20:08.05JustinPand I don't care about external themes
20:08.11JustinPas long as the ones in source work I'm fine
20:08.34emteyeah i think winter is the only one that works currently
20:08.50JustinP::shrug::
20:09.02emtei cant remember what changed for menues
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20:14.48reenoo_NAiL: you probably want to change that into "grep -q"
20:15.34spinpress|workafter i pulled the db, i got about 30 errors about disgarding revision data packets due to unmet dependencies... is that normal?
20:15.55NAiLreenoo_: good point
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20:45.14aquadranzecke: hi
20:46.13zeckehey
20:47.17JustinPwow, you sure waited ;-)
20:47.28JustinPnot that I was an early adopter or anything....
20:47.34reenoo_heh
20:53.38emteif you waited this long, why didnt you wait until the Revolution was released?
20:55.33zeckeno kidding I'm poor (in regard to money)
20:56.12zeckeso with the games, controler, and memory cards... I would have to wait years before getting the revolution
20:59.44spinpressi am having some trouble with getting monotone to work... it keeps erroring out with misuse
21:00.07JustinPwhat kind of misuse?
21:00.18spinpressworking copy directory required but not found
21:00.32spinpressi have already pulled from the db, and did the updates
21:00.52JustinPok
21:00.55JustinPdid you check out?
21:01.00spinpresscheck out?
21:01.08spinpressno.. that isnt in the walkthrough
21:01.13JustinPyou need to check out the files before using them...
21:01.20JustinPmontone co
21:01.45spinpressand the filename?
21:03.46spinpressthis is probably a stupid question, but i thought that when you use gentoo's emerge, it does all of this for you?
21:04.18CosmicPenguinI'm pretty sure that all Gentoo installs start from a tarball from a CD
21:04.28CosmicPenguinThe database has to come from some place
21:04.44spinpressyeah, i pulled the database lastnight
21:04.51spinpressit just finished
21:05.04JustinPspinpress: *what*?
21:05.12JustinPspinpress: Gentoo has nothing to do with OE
21:05.30JustinPspinpress: you said you got the monotone DB, right?
21:05.40JustinPspinpress: now you need to check out a copy of the OE files from the db file
21:06.14spinpressokay, typing monotone co gave me a misuse
21:06.32zeckegood nite
21:07.42JustinPspinpress: of course it did
21:07.48JustinPspinpress: try reading the directions again
21:08.21JustinPwhat the....
21:08.52JustinPoh, no, it is in there
21:08.58spinpressmonotone --db=/stuff/oe.db checkout --branch=org.openembedded.dev  <---- this is what it tells me
21:09.03JustinPyep
21:10.04JustinPspinpress: is your db in /stuff/oe.db?
21:10.12spinpressyeah
21:10.26spinpressi see now.. i was getting a permissions denied when i ran it
21:11.36spinpresscp: cannot stat `../org.openembedded.dev/conf/local.conf.sample': No such file or directory
21:11.36spinpress<PROTECTED>
21:12.00spinpresscp ../org.openembedded.dev/conf/local.conf.sample conf/local.conf    <---- that is the line i run
21:12.15JustinPspinpress: did you check out?
21:12.19spinpressyes
21:12.40JustinPspinpress: and it worked?
21:12.53spinpressi got no error running as root
21:12.55JustinPspinpress: so figure it out...what directory/file doesn't exist?
21:13.01JustinPDO NOT run as root
21:13.01JustinP!
21:13.17JustinPyou could quite easily overwrite parts of your operating system running bitbake/OE as root
21:13.21JustinPdon't do it
21:13.21spinpressthen how do i grant my accont access
21:13.31JustinPthis is not a linux support channel
21:13.34emtechown -R USER:GROUP
21:13.34spinpressi ran just that line in root
21:13.58JustinPI think you have more problems than getting access....you need to get a handle on Linux as well
21:14.39spinpresshey, i came here for support.. all i am asking is for help to get oe working.. are you going to offer me that?
21:15.12emtehe is helping you
21:15.25emteits rather assumed you know how to do basic OS admin
21:15.45JustinPif you don't know how to check to see if a directory or file exists then you're way over your head
21:16.27spinpressi do know that.. sry... it just seemed easier to do it that way.. next time i will chmod
21:17.59emtethere is a good chance at some point BB+OE will escape and overwrite your host system if you run as root.  Not all source code is written properly, many have hardcoded system links that BB cant override
21:23.07spinpressi understand, thank you
21:24.06CosmicPenguinthe change isn't only good, its great
21:24.11CosmicPenguinchance even
21:24.38spinpressso, how come i keep getting misuse errors?
21:25.05JustinPbecause you're misusing something
21:26.04spinpressi dont understand how i am misusing something when i am following the guide?
21:29.15spinpresswell, thanks everyone.. you have offered GREAT help
21:29.27JustinPwell, what are you doing that's causing the problem?
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21:30.03spinpressfollowing the guide...  i dont know.. thats why i am here... hoping someone here can help!!
21:30.06JustinPyou said you got a checkout....what are you doing that's causing a misuse?
21:30.17JustinPI can't help you unless you tell me what causes the problem
21:31.02spinpressokay, after the checkout, i go to create local configuration
21:31.09JustinPyes....
21:31.23spinpressand run this line... cp ../org.openembedded.dev/conf/local.conf.sample conf/local.conf
21:31.37JustinPand there's no way that would cause a "misuse" error...
21:32.03JustinPso...do you know ow to use cp? If it says something doesn't exist, try looking to see which part doesn't exist
21:32.12JustinPis it ../org.openembedded.dev/conf/local.conf.sample or conf/ ?
21:32.19spinpressyeah.. i get this
21:32.21spinpresscp: cannot stat `../org.openembedded.dev/conf/local.conf.sample': No such file or directory
21:32.29spinpresshow is that not there though
21:32.39spinpresssecond.. how do i get it there... where does it come from
21:32.40JustinPok....so does ../org.openembedded.dev exist?
21:32.48JustinPyou said you did a checkout
21:32.52spinpressyes
21:33.03JustinPdid you really do a checkout or did you only do a pull?
21:33.40spinpressi did a pull, then the checkout
21:33.47JustinPok...so where did you checkout to?
21:33.54JustinPperhaps it's not into the dir you think it's in
21:34.24spinpressmonotone --db=/stuff/oe.db checkout --branch=org.openembedded.dev
21:34.27spinpressthats what i did
21:34.46JustinPok
21:34.54JustinPso where did it checkout to?
21:35.00JustinPtry "ls"
21:35.41spinpressstuff/org.openembedded.dev/org.openembedded.dev/org.openembedded.dev
21:35.50JustinP?
21:36.06JustinPwhat's that?
21:36.07spinpressthats what is says
21:36.11spinpresswhere it went
21:36.16JustinPI doubt that "ls" outputs that
21:36.32JustinPif you have a directory structure like that you screwed up somewhere
21:36.36spinpressroberts@localhost /stuff/org.openembedded.dev/org.openembedded.dev $ ls
21:36.36spinpressCOPYING.MIT  MT  README  classes  conf  contrib  files  packages  site
21:36.36spinpressroberts@localhost /stuff/org.openembedded.dev/org.openembedded.dev $
21:36.54JustinPok
21:37.02JustinPso....
21:37.05JustinPcd ../build
21:37.07JustinPmkdir conf
21:37.21JustinPcp ../org.openembedded.dev/conf/local.conf.sample conf/local.conf
21:37.56spinpressroberts@localhost /stuff/build $ cp ../org.openembedded.dev/conf/local.conf.sample conf/local.conf
21:37.57spinpresscp: cannot stat `../org.openembedded.dev/conf/local.conf.sample': No such file or directory
21:38.08spinpressohh
21:38.22spinpressput 2 org.openembedded.dev    dirs
21:39.13JustinPyour directory structure is off
21:39.40spinpressis there a way to start this over?
21:39.56spinpressumerge everything, remove all dirs and start over?
21:40.05spinpressi think it would be more beneficial
21:40.12JustinPsure....just delete it and start over....
21:40.18spinpressokay
21:40.22JustinPor you could just remove that org.openembedded.dev directory
21:40.26JustinPand start over from checkout
21:41.40spinpressyeah, but i keep getting permission errors too.. i think it has something to do with emerging as well
21:41.46spinpressi dont know..
21:41.56spinpressi cant even change the permission rights
21:42.05spinpresslol
21:42.07spinpressnm
21:42.17JustinPas root: chown USER directory -R
21:42.19spinpressi cant chmod unless i am su
21:42.23JustinPyes
21:42.35JustinPyou need to chown, not chmod
21:42.36spinpresslol.. you guys got me all worked up about not using root... lol
21:42.41spinpressokay
21:42.44JustinPdon't run OE as root
21:42.56JustinPif you'd started this as a normal user instead of root you'd have no problems
21:43.10spinpressi am not familiar with chown.. i have always used chmod
21:43.13JustinPas it is you just need to become root, chown it all to you, then get back to being not root
21:43.42spinpressjust chown the stuff dir?
21:43.56spinpresswill it do all of the sub-dirs
21:44.37spinpressokay, i did the cp line
21:44.40spinpressand it worked
21:47.33JustinP-R
21:49.19spinpressso, the path to my openembedded files is ../org.openembedded.dev/org.open.embedded.dev/
21:49.20spinpress??
21:49.40spinpress(for the BBFILES)
21:49.59JustinPuse a full path
21:50.12spinpressyeah .. /stuff/build
21:50.20spinpressorr /stuff
21:54.24spinpressUse the BBMASK below  to instruct BitBake to _NOT_ consider some .bb files
21:54.28spinpresswhat does that mean?
21:54.36JustinPexactly what it says
21:54.59spinpressokay, what am i suppose to be doing?
21:55.00JustinPany bb file which matches a pattern in BBMASK is not parsed
21:55.09JustinPleave it alone
21:55.11spinpressokay
22:00.29emtehey JustinP just reading your comment about cvs URI, was BB's CVS handling removed ?
22:00.42JustinPremoved?
22:00.43JustinPno
22:00.56JustinPI just wasn't sure how to have it grab a single file
22:01.08JustinPprobably just put it in the URI....I didn't try
22:01.12JustinP~lart me for not trying
22:01.25JustinPthat's an interesting one....
22:01.58emtejust saw your cvsview ... method
22:02.02emteis why i ask
22:02.51JustinPhehe
22:02.59JustinPit was just the easiest way for me to get it done
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22:03.53emteah, you happened to have your browser open to the cvsview already
22:03.56emte:P
22:04.21JustinPyeah, viewing it in my browser was much more convenient
22:33.16spinpressJustinP: have another error
22:34.11spinpressnm
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22:42.19spinpressERROR: The following variable(s) were not set: TARGET_ARCH, TARGET_OS
22:42.19spinpressPlease set them directly, or choose a MACHINE or DISTRO that sets them. <----- How do I do this?
22:42.29JustinPlocal.conf
22:42.32JustinPit's right in there
22:43.29spinpressthe 'specify a machine to build for'
22:43.48spinpressand target architecture
22:44.19JustinPset a MACHINE and DISTRO
22:44.47spinpressI have an HP iPAQ 2215, what would i put?   "hp2215"
22:46.02mreimerspinpress: MACHINE="h3900", DISTRO="familiar-0.8.3", KERNEL="kernel26"
22:46.49spinpressthere is no decimal between 2 and 6 in the kernel?
22:46.53mreimerno
22:46.56spinpressk
22:47.02spinpressthanks
22:47.10mreimerspinpress: I can mail you my local.conf if you want
22:47.25spinpresssure, that would be appreciated
22:47.34spinpresswilliamjonah@aol.com
22:47.34mreimerwhat's your email address?
22:48.20mreimersent
22:48.25spinpressthank you
22:48.29mreimeryou're welcome
22:50.54spinpressi didnt get it
22:51.08spinpresshere http://sh.nu/p/520
22:51.19spinpressjust use pastebin  ;)
22:54.21mreimerhttp://pastebin.ca/24329
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