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00:00.23zeckehttp://www.cs.utah.edu/~danderse/dnard/dnard-2.jpg
00:01.09cyrilRomainoh god, it looks like a 2001 space odysee machine !
00:02.05cyrilRomain;)
00:02.18zecke75%
00:06.45zeckegot a coredump?
00:06.46cyrilRomainlaugh not accepted ;)
00:06.53zeckegdb ipkg coredump
00:06.56zeckebt
00:07.08zeckewell I can p,b,c,r ;)
00:07.13cyrilRomainzecke: i tried 'gdb ipkg-cl'
00:07.22cyrilRomainzecke: then run -f blabla
00:07.23cyrilRomainbt
00:07.42cyrilRomainouch #0  0xb7e3fa5a in memcpy () from /lib/libc.so.6
00:08.09zeckehmm then use valgrind
00:08.09zeckemuch better in this case
00:08.12cyrilRomainhttp://oe.pastebin.com/742062
00:08.34cyrilRomainI try 'gdb ipkg-cl coredump' right now
00:09.38cyrilRomainsame
00:11.24zeckevalgrind --tool=memcheck --num-callers=20 ipkg ...
00:11.33zeckewow 100%
00:11.43cyrilRomaincool
00:11.46cyrilRomainthanks
00:16.19cyrilRomainhum ... I'll re-run it with '> dump', so many LEAK SUMMARY and ERROR SUMMARY !
00:16.51cyrilRomainit ends with http://oe.pastebin.com/742076
00:17.47zeckecyrilRomain: the ending is not interesting the errors are
00:17.57cyrilRomainyes, -v !
00:17.59zeckecyrilRomain: it is unlikely to segfault using valgrind
00:18.19zeckethe ERROR invalid read of size 4
00:18.22zeckeis more interesting
00:18.59cyrilRomainit has segfaulted though
00:20.14zeckethen it is really bad :)
00:24.55cyrilRomainwith -v: http://oe.pastebin.com/742089
00:25.33cyrilRomainnot more informative for my eyes :-/
00:26.15zeckewell just copy everything...
00:26.36zeckethe end is not interesting...
00:30.11cyrilRomainhttp://oe.pastebin.com/742098
00:30.19cyrilRomainwell I think the beginning lack
00:30.34cyrilRomains/lack/is missing
00:31.14cyrilRomain(top of console buffer), redirection fail... I'll try with ``
00:32.13zeckeis it too hard to run valgrind
00:32.14cyrilRomainhum ... does not work with valgrind `ipkg...` > dump
00:32.18zeckeand paste the complete log?
00:32.53cyrilRomainah, --log= :)
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00:38.47cyrilRomainuploading 800k dump
00:39.15cyrilRomainAAhhhhaaAAHaAhhh : Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 1863613 bytes)
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00:43.05cyrilRomainso the start: http://oe.pastebin.com/742105 and the end: http://oe.pastebin.com/742104
00:44.22v8jleneKen|JLime: I put that commit example on my wiki - just for future reference and while I had the example handy: http://oe.twibble.org/mediawiki/index.php/Working_with_Monotone
00:45.55zeckecyrilRomain: this lock looks torally fucked up...
00:46.01zeckehow many runs did you mix?
00:46.04zeckecyrilRomain: one run
00:46.05zeckeno -v
00:46.08zeckeattach the log
00:46.13zeckeor file a bug at hh.org on ipkg
00:47.58cyrilRomainzecke: well, one run but true with -v
00:48.01zeckeanyway cya
00:48.10cyrilRomainyes, good night
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01:03.28likewisecyrilRomain: found something else? :-)
01:18.31CIA-903kristoffer 07org.oe.dev * rf4b1b8ad... 10/ (2 files in 2 dirs):
01:18.32CIA-9jlime-donkey.conf: Updates distro file
01:18.32CIA-9* gcc 4.1.1
01:18.32CIA-9* opie version 1.2.2 + include file
01:18.32CIA-9linux-jlime-sh3-2.6.11/defconfig_jlime: fixes build issues
01:18.32CIA-9* Removed i2c support and one wifi card.
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01:23.45emteinteresting, jlime must not have a decent lithion monitor
01:24.01Ken|JLimeemte: ?
01:24.39emtemost common lithion monitoring chips are i2c
01:25.12emtefew are onewire, but in most cases i2c is moreefficent for multiple devices
01:25.56Ken|JLimeaha, this build error is probobly more due to us using gcc 4.1.1, or somewhat atleast
01:25.58emteprobably a few rare spi ones around still as well
01:27.03v8jleneKen|JLime: Have you tested a kernel built with gcc 4.1.1 yet? I know that sh kernels don't work with 4.0... don't think I've seen anyone try 4.1 yet.
01:27.25Ken|JLime4.1.1 works perfect
01:27.27emtejnc was messing with it a while ago to make it work
01:27.37Ken|JLime4.0.x though is shitty
01:27.58emteodd, i thought it was the reverse
01:28.12Ken|JLimeused 3.4.4 before, and had a couple of segfault issues with it
01:28.16Ken|JLimegot fixed with 4.1.1
01:28.28v8jleneKen|JLime: I'll have to give it a go on my sh4 board then.
01:28.49Ken|JLimev8jlene: do that, builds for sh3 (and works good) so shouldnt be a problem for sh4
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01:34.41CIA-903kristoffer 07org.oe.dev * r2ed8309a... 10/packages/pcmcia-cs/ (pcmcia-cs-3.2.8/superh-noO3.patch pcmcia-cs_3.2.8.bb):
01:34.41CIA-9packages/pcmcia-cs/pcmcia-cs-3.2.8/superh-noO3.patch: Lowers Optimization
01:34.41CIA-9* Sets -O2 instead of -O3 (otherwise 'pcrel too far' error)
01:34.41CIA-9packages/pcmcia-cs/pcmcia-cs_3.2.8.bb: Including patch for sh3
01:34.41CIA-9* Sets usage of patch specific to sh3
01:45.44Ken|JLimekoen: you awake man?
01:45.59[g2]Ken|JLime I think he's sleeping
01:46.09Ken|JLimeJust read the oe mailinglist
01:46.16Ken|JLimewhats up with that handhelds.org thing?
01:46.41[g2]I dunno, I haven't seen the ml
01:47.29Ken|JLimeEnough is enough -- you are no
01:47.29Ken|JLimelonger welcome here. You may no longer utilize handhelds.org or the services
01:47.29Ken|JLimethat it provides in any manner.
01:47.41Ken|JLimepretty harsh words
01:47.57emteumm who stated that?
01:48.08Ken|JLimeGeorge France
01:48.08Ken|JLimeDirector
01:48.08Ken|JLimeHandhelds.org, Inc.
01:48.21emtethen the lawyers made thier decision
01:48.52Ken|JLimethis "conflict" been in the making awhile then?
01:49.09Ken|JLimesays something about giving koen "several warnings"
01:49.30emteyes, a few months now
01:49.46emteodd, i dont have taht messsage from the oe list
01:49.58emtewhat is the title?
01:50.04[g2]what's the date and time ?
01:50.05Ken|JLimeSent :   Sunday, May 28, 2006 1:32 AM
01:50.10CoreDump|afkRe: newly built h3900 image fails booting...
01:50.10Ken|JLime<PROTECTED>
01:51.21emtehmm
01:51.25emtei dont have it ...
01:52.04CoreDump|afkemte: http://openembedded.pastebin.com/742181
01:52.18emtethnks
01:52.32emtei wonder if my mailserver is holding it for soem reason
01:53.02Ken|JLimewhats the main issue of this conflict?
01:53.21emtepersonal attacks
01:53.55CoreDump|afkno virus, no spamassassin tags
01:54.43emtemight just be load qued on the mail server
01:55.31CoreDump|afkor a problematic postfix filter ? ;) Man I sure hate those
01:55.45CoreDump|afks/postfix/procmail
01:56.24emteif it were my actuall server i'd check
01:56.41emteits a hosted service tho
01:56.47CoreDump|afki c
01:57.15CoreDump|afkwell, maybe, just maybe oe should look for another webserver...
01:57.18emtetoo many problems with telus and running certain servers on res accounts
01:57.45emtethat message looked like it regarded only one person
01:57.55CoreDump|afkcorrect
01:57.56emteit wasnt addressed to the projects
01:58.59CoreDump|afkmeh qemu-nate in .oz354x if b0rked
02:00.26emtefew more min
02:01.35CIA-903kristoffer 07org.oe.dev * rb4098f1c... 10/site/sh3-linux:
02:01.35CIA-9site/sh3-linux: Makes lzo build nicely
02:01.36CIA-9* addition of ac_cv_sizeof_char_p=${ac_cv_sizeof_char_p=4}
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02:16.02kergoth~botmail for zecke: finally got wiki.openembedded.org pointed at the berlios site.  let me know if you need anything else done, dns wise
02:19.04[g2]doh!
02:19.13[g2]fscking tab complete
02:19.15kergothhehe. hey [g2].  how ya been?
02:19.27[g2]that's who I was aiming for :)
02:19.37[g2]kergoth I'm quite well thx and you ?
02:21.07[g2]kergoth I've just build a Dapper Live CD that runs OE out of the box
02:21.31[g2]just wget the nslu2-linux Makefile, have some storage and build
02:21.48kergothvery nice
02:22.02kergothdoing pretty well here, though somewhat annoyed by the politics involved in working on a government project
02:22.28[g2]heh... You know there are only two phases of a govt project :)
02:22.37[g2]a) too early to tell
02:22.43[g2]b) too late to stop
02:22.45[g2]:0
02:22.47kergothhehe
02:23.29kergothugh, we've got so much ada in the tree, it scares me
02:23.31kergoth:)
02:23.43[g2]it'd scare me too :)
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02:25.27emteatleast being gov you dont have to worry about money or deadlines :P
02:25.56[g2]emte no, just contract renewals
02:26.26[g2]and _THE MAN_  :)
02:26.33emtelol
02:29.29CoreDump|afkn8 all
02:29.40[g2]nite
02:30.13CIA-903coredump 07org.oe.oz354x * r39fec794... 10/packages/fbset/ (fbset_2.1.bb files/makefile.patch): fbset: Do not hard-code arm-gcc
02:30.17CIA-903coredump 07org.oe.dev * r9163a4b2... 10/packages/fbset/ (fbset_2.1.bb files/makefile.patch): fbset: Do not hard-code arm-gcc
02:38.23v8jleneCoredump creates multiple heads and then runs away... Nice one ;) I'll merge.
02:47.02Ken|JLimehaha
02:50.51kergothemte, heh, the deadlines are very tight, highly schedule driven
02:56.49Ken|JLimecalling it a night, cya tommorow
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03:09.14mithrohey peeps
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03:35.06CSMan_hey guys
03:35.53CSManis that BREW sdk java based ?
03:37.23NAbyssBrew is C++, IIRC..
03:38.04CSManNAbyss: apparently it comes only with an .exe installer
03:38.55NAbyssCSMan: BREW.. you're referring to the qualcomm j2me competitor, aren't you?
03:39.10CSManqualcomm's yeah
03:39.34NAbyssYeah.. it seems to be heavily win32/c++ targeted
03:39.54CSManthere is j2me thou
03:40.16CSManand of course ... OE =D
03:40.53NAbyssYep
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03:57.14JustinPanyone care to check out an mtn patch script before I release it to the ML(s)
03:57.15JustinP?
03:57.18JustinPnjs: around?
03:58.32JustinPhttp://oe.reversefold.com/mtnpatch.txt
04:06.12emtewhat are you patching for?
04:07.43emtejust a cmdline tool?
04:08.43CIA-903lenehan 07org.oe.dev * r8dcc1ce2... 10/packages/gpsd/ (gpsd.inc gpsd_2.28.bb):
04:08.43CIA-9gpsd 2.28: Stop from using X headers from /usr/include by passing in the X
04:08.43CIA-9include and library directory to the configure script. Closes bug #1039.
04:08.47CIA-903lenehan 07org.oe.dev * rb09b3e3c... 10/packages/gpsd/ (gpsd_2.6.bb gpsd_2.32.bb): gpsd: Add 2.32 and remove 2.6, as request by mickey in bug #1039.
04:12.19mithrohey RP, you about?
04:13.29mithrohey emte, whats your real name?
04:15.46CIA-903lenehan 07org.oe.dev * r3ce8bd8b... 10/site/sh4-linux-uclibc: site/sh4-linux-uclibc: Add required entries to get openssh to build on sh4 with uclibc.
04:18.55emtemithro, my real name ... which part?
04:19.29mithroany i guess
04:20.00JustinPemte: this is a script to parse a patch output by "mtn diff" and run the necessary mtn commands to make it happen
04:20.07JustinPemte: a poor man's cherrypicker
04:22.49emtenigel
04:37.31v8jleneJustinP: Seem to do what it's meant to. Might be nice if it also output a patch command if there are embedded patches. And a -R mode to reverse all the commands might be handy...
04:42.09JustinPv8jlene: good point
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05:11.49mithrojust to match it with any emails
05:12.02emteemails going ?
05:12.31emtei cant remember if my nmae is tagged to my email address on the list or not ...
05:12.36emtename*
05:13.30emteah yeah it sort of does
05:15.25emteshould only be a handful or so from me tho, i try to resist the urg to write too many. i have a bad habit of writting things before i think them through throughly
05:20.11emtestrange ....
05:20.21emtei just had a beer, where did it go?
05:21.17CIA-903lenehan 07org.oe.dev * r655b63aa... 10/site/sh4-linux-uclibc: site/sh4-linux-uclibc: Add required entries to get sudo to build for sh4 with uclibc.
05:30.59CIA-903lenehan 07org.oe.dev * rcb0c84fd... 10/site/sh4-linux-uclibc: site/sh4-linux-uclibc: Add required entries to get vim to build for sh4 with uclibc.
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06:21.21emtemake that TOLED
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06:32.03emteTOLED® transparent and top-emitting OLED
06:32.14emtehttp://www.universaldisplay.com/toled.htm
06:32.18emteif you want a link
06:44.26v8jleneemte: Yeah, found it in google quickly. I was familiar with OLED, but never heard of TOLED, and T threw me off ;)
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08:07.50Bernardogood morning
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08:36.58eFfeMmorning ll
08:37.02eFfeMall
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08:45.39RPmorning all
08:47.44eFfeMhi RP
08:52.21rwhitbymorning RP - how'd the slug going?  got serial on it yet?
08:52.37rwhitbys/how'd/how's/
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09:08.48RPrwhitby: The timing has worked out badly - very busy at work and other priorities at home - You'll note I've not been around as much. I have a serial interface chip sitting in front of me - just need to remember how to solder :)
09:26.18mithrohey RP
09:26.39mithroRP: what makes merging pokey changes back into OE hard?
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09:31.56zeckekoen: hey
09:32.03zeckekoen: can we get line wraps on?
09:33.22zecke~botmail for kergoth Thanks for the info, but I think it should have gone to mickeyl, koen, or whoever asked for it :)
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09:39.20kergothhehe, i forgot who asked, so just picked one at random :P
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09:39.39zeckekergoth: that is fine ;)
09:39.54zeckekergoth: I will try to dispatch it to [mickeyl,hrw,koen,schurig]
09:40.38woglindehi kergoth
09:41.04cyrilRomainmorning
09:41.10woglindehi cyril
09:41.28cyrilRomainhi woglinde
09:43.50zeckehi
09:43.58zeckecyrilRomain: progress on the ipkg front?
09:44.03kergothzecke, thanks
09:44.32cyrilRomainzecke: well 1 error in the valgrind report
09:44.51cyrilRomainzecke: but don't know where it comes from
09:44.52woglindenight kergoth
09:45.12cyrilRomainzecke: I file the bug with the valgrind log
09:46.41zeckecyrilRomain: use the hh.org bugzilla
09:47.53cyrilRomainzecke: yep
09:48.03zeckegood :)
09:48.09RPmithro: time mainly :-/
09:48.19woglindehi rp
09:48.21koenkergoth`zzz: actually it was wiki.oz.org and hrw probably asked for it :)
09:48.30zeckehehe
09:48.31woglindeso next paper for tommrow
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09:58.01zeckekergoth`zzz: oe/website/html/dl/RealPlayer10GOLD.rpm
09:58.05zeckeis that your player?
10:03.58zeckehttp://forge.novell.com/pipermail/microsuse-users/2006-May/000009.html
10:04.10zeckeif their mail daemon would not be so broken one could reply...
10:06.58koenit is true that non-mainstream stuff suffers bitrot in OE
10:07.29koenwe don't have much heavy uclibc users
10:07.40koens/much/many/
10:07.47zeckekoen: well he is using crosstool from within buildroot to build a toolchain
10:07.51zeckekoen: well that is bitrot :}
10:07.58koentrue
10:11.25woglindehm
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10:11.41woglindemaybe I should try uclibc for simpad
10:12.01zeckewoglinde: http://www.albaticket.de/18.0.html
10:12.34zeckeneed to ask for money first *cough*
10:12.46woglindezecke but you are student
10:12.58zeckewoglinde: and disabled, so getting two reductions?
10:13.02woglindeno
10:13.12zeckewoglinde: that sucks
10:13.30zeckewoglinde: fucked up students have even less money than students
10:14.00woglindezecke so you are consider to watch the final today?
10:14.26zeckewoglinde: http://www.albaticket.de/25.0.html
10:14.35zeckewoglinde: I'm considering it
10:14.39woglindeblock N was my normal block
10:15.17zeckeduring EuroCup I was there
10:15.36woglindeor W
10:15.36woglindeor they changed it
10:15.46woglindeyes block W
10:15.54zeckewoglinde: in the east... how...
10:16.10zeckewoglinde: we can order tickets online?
10:16.21woglindehm not for today I think
10:16.23zeckeoh well... what happens if someone carries a knife and stabs people again?
10:16.34zeckewoglinde: you can
10:16.35woglindethats not handball
10:17.01woglindebut oyu have to phone my wife to get permission
10:17.10zeckelol
10:17.20zeckewoglinde: I can watch it in TV as well
10:17.40zeckeand I have no telephone
10:17.51woglindeyo are lier
10:20.54mithrobtw are there logs for this channel?
10:21.39zecke~logs
10:21.42ibotapt/ibot/jbot/purl all log to http://ibot.rikers.org/<channelname>/ where channelname is html encoded ie: %23debian | lines that start with a space are not shown | some channels have stats at http://ibot.rikers.org/stats/<channelname>.html.gz, or updated "nightly"
10:21.44woglindezecke hm
10:22.21mithrothanks
10:22.27zeckewoglinde: is she about to give birth soon(tm)?
10:22.36woglinde4 weeks
10:24.08zeckewoglinde: BTW: Ritter has a Origami device...
10:24.17zeckewoglinde: it is bulky, has a bad screen signal
10:24.23zeckewoglinde: and it always needs power...
10:25.33woglindezecke I know
10:25.47zeckewoglinde: okay, I will be leaving to the gym
10:25.55woglindebye zecke
10:26.01zeckewoglinde: no decision?
10:26.04zecke(yet)
10:26.10woglindeI hope you come with your car
10:26.17zecketo where?
10:26.19woglindeand two tickets
10:26.24woglindeand pick me up
10:26.25woglindehehe
10:26.27zeckeI won't try to get a parking spot at the stadium
10:26.50zeckewoglinde: well, anyway you are not allowed to leave
10:32.30CIA-903koen 07org.oe.packaged-staging * r90279e90... 10/README: README: add the current plan
10:34.52mithrowhats an Origami device?
10:36.36koenmithro: those new windows tablet thingies
10:36.54koen800x480, windows XP, heavy, expensive, etc
10:37.28koenhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/umpc/default.mspx <- the propaganda
10:42.18woglindeyeah battery last for 2 hours if you are lucky
10:42.39woglindeist like the simpad
10:42.43woglinde*g*
10:42.49woglindeits
10:44.02XorAwell as long as it lasts longer than a typuical pr0n dvd
10:44.47ixothgood news everyone
10:44.51ixothI've tested 2.6 on my poodle, that's the first recent kernel that was able to suspend :))
10:45.32ixoth2.4 doesn't want to suspend _at all_ :)
10:46.30woglindeixoth nice
10:46.58ixothnow i should probably test USB networking
10:47.21woglindeshould work with gadet driver
10:48.22ixothyes, modprobe g_ether works ok... now i should configure my host...
10:53.36mickeyl|breakfasmorning
10:53.51mickeyl|breakfashey kergoth`zzz, i think it was hrw who asked to have wiki.openzaurus.org (not oe :)) pointed to that site
10:54.41woglindehi mickeyl
10:55.03mickeyl|breakfassince http://openzaurus.berlios.de/ contains the OZ wiki now
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11:13.45koenhey mithro
11:13.47koenehm
11:13.50koenhey mickeyl|breakfas
11:14.05mithrohey koen :)
11:14.10koen:)
11:17.38mithrokoen: even though I didn't get a SoC, I'm really glad you did - the staging stuff is sorely needed
11:18.20koenI know
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11:20.07koenOE really needs stuff like that
11:20.25koensome fundamental issues require some man months of work
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11:23.04mithrokoen: yeah
11:23.19mithroIf i had just lost to you then it would have been okay :)
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11:28.44CIA-903koen 07org.oe.packaged-staging * r40ef60b4... 10/classes/packaged-staging.bbclass: packaged-staging.bbclass: adapt to the new plan
11:28.48koenhmmm
11:28.50cyrilRomainstill on the ipgk segfault in fread libc2.4 STOP first ipkg segfault seen ~ correspond to the last arm-longlong.patch changes (include stdlib/mp instead of sysdeps/generic/mp) STOP Does anyone think it could be the cause ?
11:28.56koenI'm starting to be like zecke now
11:29.03koenwhere did I put the other commits?
11:29.23woglindekoen lol
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11:31.10cyrilRomains/mp/mp_clz_tab.c/
11:32.30koencyrilRomain: could be
11:36.56koenah, they must be on my linux workstation
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11:49.07cyrilRomainhum... iirc someone had trouble with floating point these day (?) is it related to gmp ? the arm-lonlong patch includes stdlib/mp_clz_tab.c which includes gmp ....
11:49.18likewiseHow can I extract a source package under a different different directory name? (Problem at hand:  I have a gdk-pixbuf.bb, which extracts gtk+: patches/ are in gdk-pixbuf, source in gtk+, patching fails).
11:49.31likewisecyrilRomain: yes, me on a x86_64 machine.
11:49.43likewisecyrilRomain: Had to add a site variable to get gmp to compile.
11:50.12koenlikewise: S = "${WORKDIR}/thediryouwnat" ?
11:50.18koenwant*
11:50.19cyrilRomainlikewise: but a compilation issue, not an execution one ? (i'm tracking down a ipkg segfault)
11:50.57likewisecyrilRomain: that was a compilation issue, I have not seen execution failures yet (and I think I have used a bit of floating point apps)
11:51.21cyrilRomainlikewise: ok, glad to read that
11:51.38likewisekoen: I tried that already, but good to see that should be it.
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11:58.22likewisekoen: Using "S =" I can match the source dir to the tar dir. I want to rename the untarred dir (as it clashes with full gtk+), so I have to override the do_unpack() method.
11:59.35koensounds like you answered your own question :)
11:59.43koendo_unpack() {
11:59.44koenfoo
11:59.44koen}
12:00.44likewisekoen: I think I am starting to get the hang of OE :-)  (And now I will forget everything I knew about make :-))
12:00.48koen:)
12:05.18koenwhoa
12:05.26koen8 new survey entries since yesterday
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12:22.46[g2]koen ping
12:22.52koenpong
12:22.56[g2]morning
12:23.01CoreDump|homemorning
12:23.06[g2]heh ChanServ
12:23.16[g2]damn tab complete !
12:23.16mithrohey [g2] you are the loft guy?
12:23.23[g2]mithro I am :)
12:23.49[g2]koen I've got a custom ubuntu that runs OE from the livecd
12:23.59[g2]it's Dapper as of yesterday
12:24.04koen[g2]: cool
12:24.15koenmy workstation it ubdating right now
12:24.32[g2]I'd like to torrent it
12:24.44[g2]it runs most any OE build
12:24.59koena torrent would be a good idea
12:25.17[g2]so I'd like to have a very simple Makefile for openezx and maybe something else
12:26.21mithrohow big is it?
12:26.30mithrodo you think we could do something a bit smaller?
12:26.54[g2]mithro it could be customized but its really not worth it
12:27.14[g2]openoffice is removed and a couple extra things are added
12:27.36[g2]the stuff needed to run OE, minicom, xchat etc
12:27.50[g2]I think the image is around 525MB
12:28.25[g2]there are only 2 things really missing in my mind
12:28.44CoreDump|homewho was the qemu specialist? The darn thing doesn't compile on Collie in .oz :\
12:29.16[g2]1) the OE meta-data and simple structure
12:29.21CIA-903koen 07org.oe.packaged-staging * r403feaa6... 10/packages/update-rc.d/update-rc.d_0.7.bb: Add update-rc.d
12:29.26CIA-903koen 07org.oe.packaged-staging * rd9745682... 10/classes/packaged-staging.bbclass: packaged-staging.bbclass: merge uncommitted stuf from my other workstation
12:29.30[g2]2) being able to do a "TORAM" boot
12:29.51[g2]1) is handled easily with the persistent storage option
12:30.02[g2]dunno if 2 is implemented in Dapper yet
12:33.06mithroTORAM boot?
12:33.20[g2]mithro yeah
12:33.34mithrowhats that?
12:33.58ade|deskput rootfs in ram so cd is removeabe
12:34.06[g2]in Knoppix there's a TORAM boot where the compressed rootfs is in ram for speed
12:34.20[g2]and the CD is removeable as ade|desk pointed out :)
12:34.29mithroahh
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12:51.10CoreDump|homeis anyone else having problems with qemu-nate b0rking with http://openembedded.pastebin.com/742709?
12:51.17CoreDump|homes/nate/native
12:51.55koenCoreDump|home: I have it assume-provided since it doesn't build and debian has 0.8.x
12:52.23koendoesn't build for me, thatis
12:52.28CoreDump|homeahh
12:52.45CoreDump|homewell, it build fine and now b0rks on do-stage heh
12:52.52CoreDump|homeand it built before here
12:53.29ade|deskdo you have a test in configure.ac to find the correct strip in your toolchain ?
12:54.42CoreDump|homeade|desk: I've even linked strip to /bin, I believe the problem is that qemu-img is not found and install is complaining about a missing source binary
12:55.46CoreDump|homenm, qemu-img is there alright
12:57.02koenibot: botmail for zecke: would this work: http://dominion.kabel.utwente.nl/koen/pda/files/glibc-no-isystem.patch ?
13:02.04CoreDump|homeheh, if I remove the "-s" from "install" in the makefiles it works fine.
13:04.17ade|desksounds like your test for @STRIP@ is foobar
13:04.46CoreDump|homehmm
13:10.24CoreDump|homestrip is in the search path and "install" still doesn't find it grrr
13:11.16CoreDump|homeand ran manually it works of course
13:12.50JoeSchmoCoreDump|home, yea, i had to do that in my scripts for a few packages, the hosts install runs just plain strip, not sure if oe adds ${target_alias}- to the prefix of the tools
13:13.58CoreDump|homeJoeSchmo: qemu-native is a native package, the distro strip works fine. It is just that it isn't found for whatever reason
13:14.34JoeSchmoah
13:15.03CoreDump|homeI've run the install command in the same shell env where it breaks in the makefile...it works manually
13:15.41ade|deskCoreDump|home: is there a bit in configure.ac , AC_CHECK_TOOL(STRIP, strip, : ) ?
13:16.13JoeSchmoinstall -s probably wouldn't be affected by that
13:16.29CoreDump|homeade|desk: it's not a typical configure script =)
13:16.40CoreDump|homebut yeah, it is found
13:20.47CoreDump|homekoen: could you post your ASSUME_PROVIDED line please?
13:21.35koenASSUME_PROVIDED += "diffstat-native qemu-nativ"
13:21.43koenehm
13:21.46koenASSUME_PROVIDED += "diffstat-native qemu-native"
13:21.52JoeSchmoCoreDump|home, just looking at the coreutils install code, it calls execlp '("strip", "strip", name, NULL);', just as a debugging thing, i'd put a @echo $PATH above the install -s line in the Makefile
13:22.27CoreDump|homekoen: thanks!
13:22.34CoreDump|homeJoeSchmo: I gave up...
13:22.51JoeSchmo:/
13:23.01CoreDump|homebut what the hell, I'll check =)
13:25.56CoreDump|home/usr/bin is in PATH
13:28.20JoeSchmoif strip is /usr/bin/strip, what the heck
13:28.43CoreDump|homeyep
13:28.54CoreDump|homeinstall: cannot run strip: No such file or directory
13:28.54CoreDump|homeinstall: strip failed
13:28.59CoreDump|homehmm
13:29.35ade|deskis $cross_prefix defined as your native complier prefix ?
13:29.39CoreDump|homethe sourcefile for the install command is there
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13:30.30CoreDump|homeno, it points into staging/bin
13:30.46CoreDump|homes/bin//
13:31.01CoreDump|homebut install shouldn't give a damn about that ;)
13:31.38CoreDump|homeanyways, enough is enough, I'm using ASSUME_PROVIDED since it takes quite some time to compile in any case
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13:32.44woglindere zecke
13:32.52zeckehey
13:32.57zeckewoglinde: may we go?
13:33.13woglindezecke holste mich ab?
13:33.57woglindeaber wird nix
13:36.07zecke:(
13:36.18woglindehm
13:36.23woglindeoder willst du wirklich?
13:36.58zeckewoglinde: well, I can do my physichs assignment as well
13:37.12woglindeyepp mch das
13:37.16woglindeich mach alp4
13:39.08woglindeung guck online
13:39.19woglindeups sorrx
13:39.39zeckehehe
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13:41.48CIA-903koen 07org.oe.dev * r30f22806... 10/packages/gpe-calendar/gpe-calendar_cvs.bb: gpe-calendar: add libsoup to the DEPENDS field of the cvs version
13:42.44koenCoreDump|home: gpe-calendar cvs should now be able to download and update .ics calendars over webdav
13:42.54koeni.e. webcals, google calender, etc
13:43.14zeckekoen: libsoup was SOAP?
13:43.27koenzecke: no idea
13:43.34koeniirc evo uses libsoup as well
13:43.39zeckewell
13:43.45zeckethen it must be good :}
13:43.58koenCoreDump|home: no, I didn't
13:44.05CoreDump|homehmm
13:44.22CoreDump|homeI didn't play w/ calendar in ages
13:44.27koenCoreDump|home: I suspect that most hentges users complain to you about ko/pi being unavailable in X
13:44.36CoreDump|homeah
13:44.47CoreDump|homewell, matter of factly they don't =D
13:45.26CoreDump|home98% of "my" users use Opie since the GPE image is still kinda new
13:46.01zeckeCoreDump|home: qemu-native needs to DEPEND on zlib-native then
13:46.35CoreDump|homezecke: I pretty much gave up with trying to compile it. Check the backlog ;)
13:46.47ade|deskzecke: why zlib ?
13:47.12zeckeCoreDump|home: no backlog ;)
13:47.36CoreDump|homeade|desk: that was a previous problem w/ qemu, unrelated to strip
13:47.56ade|deskah ok
13:53.11CoreDump|homecan you configure which locales are generated by glibc or is it all or nothing only?
13:53.52koenCoreDump|home: it configurable
13:53.58CoreDump|homehmm
13:54.26CoreDump|homeI'm reading the bbclass but that doesn't exactly stand out
13:54.39CoreDump|homeENABLE_BINARY_LOCALE_GENERATION ?= "0"
13:54.45CoreDump|homethat's all or nothing
13:55.05koenCoreDump|home: something like http://rpsys.net/openzaurus/temp/glibc_workionprogress.patch
13:55.32CoreDump|homekoen: nice
13:56.09koenCoreDump|home: iirc it doesn't work 100%, but you'd have to ask RP for the details
13:56.51CoreDump|homeif [ "${LIMIT_BUILT_LOCALES}" != "${LIMIT_BUILT_LOCALES}" ]; then <- pretty much disabled by default ;)
13:59.12ade|deskdisabled unless defined
14:00.03hrwhi
14:00.08woglindere hrw
14:00.13koenhey hrw
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14:02.37hrwkoen: nice password you choosed for me;)
14:03.14koen:)
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14:14.25hrwkoen: now I can add planet.ltg to my links section on webpage
14:20.03koen:)
14:21.24zeckehmm
14:21.25zecke:(
14:22.22zeckekoen: you may have seen it already but the first set of graph generation is done
14:22.39zeckekoen: alldepends used '---' for DEPENDS and '- - -' for RDEPENDS
14:22.47zeckekoen: and the graph is not looking too bad
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14:23.31koenhttp://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/OE/kernel-build.png looks cure
14:23.34koenehm
14:23.35koencute
14:23.50NAbyssmickeyl|breakfas: Do you still maintain the .bb for qpegps?
14:23.57zeckekoen: that is old
14:24.03zeckekoen: it now prints the version as well
14:24.11zeckekoen: and probably soon the provider name as well :}
14:27.58zeckekoen: and pdf output looks better (on OSX)
14:30.16ixoth_er... I have a question... how much time does it take to generate binary locales using qemu-arm?
14:30.41hrw1.5-3h
14:30.49ixoth_oh, ok...
14:30.52ixoth_thanks
14:31.06ixoth_then I'm out to drink some tea :)
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14:35.38zeckewow OPie has ~12000 revs
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14:47.57TheCanhi - i wanted to ask whether OE works for i386
14:49.03hrwyes
14:49.24TheCanso to say i could make my own "distro" then?
14:49.46hrwyes
14:50.00TheCani am just looking for a way to build a relatively small linux rootfs for my netvista, i tried debootstrap with debian sarge and the base installation is about 144mb - a bit too big for me
14:50.22hrwMACHINE="netvista" is already in
14:50.32TheCandont know if it?s the same netvista..
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14:51.05TheCanwell sounds quite good though
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14:52.48TheCanwhat image would i choose then? essential-image? bootstrap-image? essential-machine-image?
14:54.31koenxterminal-image ?
14:55.05TheCanno i want to use the netvista as "thin server"
14:55.38TheCanimage should be as small as possible but provide neccessary libs for mysql/apache etc. (i wanted to simply install xampp on it)
14:57.04koentry bootstrap-image
14:57.08TheCanok
14:57.27TheCandistr = generic
14:57.28TheCan?
14:57.32TheCan+o
15:00.15ade|desklater all
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15:08.55CoreDump|homekoen: it looks like kdrive ignores a keymapping of XF86_Switch_VT_*
15:09.10CoreDump|homebut we can achive the same goal with keylaunch...
15:09.46koenCoreDump|home: I personally don't have a use case for going to console while X is running
15:09.55koenI either fire up rxvt or kill X
15:10.03koenso I haven't looked into the problem
15:10.07CoreDump|homeit is useful at times
15:10.32koenno doubt
15:10.37koenI just don't use it :)
15:10.40CoreDump|home;)
15:11.28TheCanwhen not cross-building (i386 -> i386) OE will still use it?s own compiler/toolchain and so first build it, not use the available one in the system?
15:11.56CoreDump|homewould anyone have any problems with setting SUID but on chvt.console tools?
15:12.06zeckeTheCan: well unless you ASSUME it as provided
15:12.29TheCanzecke, ok just wanted to be sure - i guess it?s better it uses its own so the versions match
15:13.28hrwcu
15:14.34TheCanis the netvista port currently maintained?
15:16.12eFfeMhi, anyone with bluetooth knowledge around? I'm trying to connect to my BT headset but I can't even l2ping it although I can l2ping my phone
15:16.45zeckeswitch the headset on?
15:17.20eFfeMit is on, and if it is in pairing mode hcitool scan sees it but l2ping gives no reply
15:17.46eFfeMif it is not in pairing mode hcitool scan does not see it
15:18.08eFfeMand I think by now I have seen every l2ping error message that exists ....
15:21.19TheCaneFfeM, maybe it requires a pre-set bluetooth pin to be set and therefore pairing does not work?
15:22.29eFfeMit does require a pin, but I have a pinhelper pointing to an executable shell script saying echo "PIN:0000"
15:23.47eFfeMbut it could well be related, I've added an echo date >>/log in the pinhelper script but it does not do anything
15:23.56eFfeMthat is: it is not invoked
15:24.43TheCan"generic" on i386 is broken btw - glibc-initial does not build
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15:30.01eFfeMhm. started hcid in non daemon mode, it does not even get to the pin request but hangs at link_key_request
15:32.33CoreDump|homesoo, I'll just assume that no-one has a problem w/ an SUID root chvt and change it....
15:40.19eFfeMfound it: /var/lib/bluetooth/*/linkkeys contained a bad value. don't know how it got there, but removing the file cured it
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15:51.18TheCananyone knows which glibc is known to work with i386?
15:54.39zeckeTheCan: no
15:54.49TheCan2.3.5+cvs and 2.3.3 failed both on me :(
15:54.53TheCannow trying 2.3.2
15:55.13TheCanoh and newest cvs also failed
15:56.33zeckeTheCan: you might need NTPL :}
15:59.25TheCanzecke, the configure script complains about gcc being too new :/
15:59.50zeckeTheCan: using gcc4?
15:59.53TheCanyes
15:59.59zeckeTheCan: set PREFERRED_VERSION_....
16:00.05TheCanfor gcc?
16:00.13zeckeyes
16:00.19TheCanindeed i wanted to use gcc 4.1.1 thats why i set preferred version so
16:00.26TheCandidnt know old glibc could fail because of this
16:00.36TheCanon sh3 it worked at least
16:00.48TheCani?ll give glibc 2.4 a try
16:01.41TheCan:D
16:01.51TheCan2.4 even the patches fail
16:02.57zeckemithro: http://doc.trolltech.com/qtopia2.2/html/environment-prereq.html <- lol
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16:04.29mithrozecke: ?
16:04.42koenheh
16:04.48koenit doesn't 2.95.3
16:04.51zeckecompiles != works
16:04.52koendoesn't list
16:05.19zeckeI was searching for a good analysis of jffs2 and other filesystems
16:05.30zeckein regard to compression ratio and wanted to show to CoreDump|home
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17:04.10TheCanno glibc version seems to work with gcc 4.1.1 on i386 :(
17:07.02zeckeTheCan: well
17:07.12zeckeTheCan: you build an initial gcc, then glibc, then gcc
17:07.14TheCan"patches welcome"? :D
17:07.23zeckeTheCan: you should be able to use a gcc3 for the initial one
17:07.32zeckeTheCan: compile the glibc, then compile a modern gcc4
17:08.03TheCanzecke, setting gcc-cross and gcc to 4.1.1 and gcc-initial to 3.4.4 ?
17:08.11TheCansorry gcc-cross-initial
17:09.03zeckeTheCan: I suck at remembering names, but yes :)
17:09.10TheCan:) thx!
17:09.26TheCanhow big is the final userland be expected to be?
17:09.36TheCanlike 10mb or less?
17:09.54zeckeTheCan: that depends
17:10.11TheCanusing glibc, not uclibc and just the "bootstrap-image" task
17:10.26zeckedepends on the filesystem
17:10.26CoreDump|homeTheCan: ~7-9Mb IIRC
17:10.35TheCanthx
17:10.53TheCanthis sounds quite great compared to debootstrapped sarge?s 144mb :D
17:11.30CoreDump|homeTheCan: http://hentges.net/tmp/screenshots/Zaurus/Akita/Misc/essential-to-boot+wifi.jpg ;)
17:11.49TheCan:)
17:11.56CoreDump|homeand yes, it booted on its own heh
17:11.58TheCanon zaurus that is?
17:12.09CoreDump|homeyes, SL-C1000
17:12.17TheCanhmm my problem is i got somehow precompiled apache2+mysql+perl+php etc.
17:12.51TheCanit?s linked against normal glibc - is it supposed to work?
17:13.15CoreDump|homenever built x86 images, dunno
17:13.42TheCanwell hopefully i get glibc finally working now (2.3.5+cvs failed just right now:( ) so we will see
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17:15.22TheCanbtw is there some way to use "arch-dependent" patches? this would be nice
17:15.41TheCanlike you define in the bb-file to apply patches only for certain architectures
17:15.51koenSRC_URI_<yourarch> += "file://patch.patch;patch=1"
17:15.59TheCanit could be of course that some of the say ARM patches break i386
17:16.07koenunlikely
17:16.15TheCanhm..
17:16.24koenunless i386 uses sysdeps/arm/
17:16.44TheCanthen it?s a bit strange glibc 2.3.5+cvs compiled nice on (initial) gcc 4.1.1 with sh3 while it breaks on i386
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17:20.17TheCanarr...2.3.3 doesnt work either :(
17:23.33TheCanif 2.3.2 also breaks i?ll try without all the patches - i suppose glibc is supposed to compile cleanly without patches on i386?
17:23.56zeckedamn OpenEmbedded.biz
17:24.06emte?
17:24.28TheCanname stealing? :/
17:24.28zeckeTheCan: lol, I do not suspect any patch to break i386 build
17:24.38zeckeTheCan: start reading the error message and think :)
17:24.48zeckeTheCan: yeah name stealing. OpenEmbedded.de, OpenEmbedded.biz
17:25.06zeckeTheCan: we now have 'two' Embedded companies that are doing name stealing
17:25.22TheCanyou could propably court them?
17:25.39TheCanyou used this name first so you got the name rights for it
17:25.53TheCanotherwise they could register it as their trademark and then court you
17:26.37emteoe isnt an organisation
17:26.49zeckeTheCan: we have no trademark :}
17:26.52emteand there is nothing to prevent others from using the name
17:27.26RPzecke: I've managed to generate lots of errors on the tinderbox :)
17:27.35zeckeerrors?
17:27.39emteand if a trademark existed it would only be valid in the country that it was registered
17:27.40TheCanhm well..i don?t remember exactly how this was unfortunately but i had once hearings about this topic :D
17:27.44RPzecke: well, build failures
17:27.56TheCanemte, well you can have international trademarks
17:28.02RPzecke: oz354x appears to be the most stable :)
17:28.04TheCanof course this costs a lot too much
17:28.05emteTheCan, IF you have the money
17:28.25koenRP: that was the goal of .oz354x :)
17:28.54RPkoen: It doesn't help that my scripts keep screwing up...
17:29.11RPHow are we going to handle multimachine and packages like sysvinit?
17:29.36koenadd a new flag?
17:29.39zeckeRP: any explanations why your builds look so long?
17:29.40emteinteresting ... they point sombrio.com to oe.biz
17:29.47koenMULTIMACHINE_UNSAFE?
17:29.56zeckeRP: interrupted internet connection?
17:30.21RPzecke: Which builds took "so long" in yor opinion?
17:30.24koenRP: see contrib/openzaurus for buildscripts
17:30.32emtethey also use embeddedoss.org
17:30.37TheCanbtw - why is the ipk/deploy place not seperated in archs?
17:30.41RPkoen: I wondered about MULTIMACH_ARCH which is generted by lkooking thought each item in package and summarising the PACKAGE_ARCHs?
17:31.13zeckeTheCan: because packages are?
17:31.14koenRP: I'd like to know it in advance
17:31.24zeckeTheCan: _arm, _xscale _moo, _openzaurus
17:31.25RPkoen: We can know in advance...
17:31.32TheCanzecke, yeah i know
17:31.40TheCanbut wouldnt folders be better?
17:31.47zeckeTheCan: in which way?
17:31.51RPkoen: We'd do this in an anonymous function
17:31.52koenRP: yes by looking at SRC_URI and stuff in FILES_PATH
17:32.09TheCanzecke, would look more clean in my eyes
17:32.11zeckeTheCan: this way, it works with existing stuff (debian, ipk)
17:32.35zeckeanyway, first final starts...
17:33.56RPzecke|tv: How do I stop a build that tinderbox hasn't noticed has been aborted?
17:34.20zecke|tvRP: later, how did you abort?
17:34.33RPzecke|tv: Ctrl+C to bitbake
17:34.58Bernardohi guys
17:35.08RPhi Bernardo
17:35.13koenhey Bernardo
17:38.49TheCanglibc 2.3.2 worked fine btw (unlike 2.3.3, 2.3.5cvs etc.)
17:39.03TheCanis there a chance i could commit my netvista distro file into OE?
17:39.07TheCan(once it?s finished)
17:39.48emteif you plan to maintain it
17:40.28TheCanyeah i thought about opening a netvista mini-distribution
17:40.40TheCanbut hard to tell how much time this takes etc.
17:41.21emtejust setup a way to do automated builds occasionally and fix quirks
17:41.53emteand awnswer questions about it i suppose
17:42.07TheCanyeah i thought about just putting a bb-file which allows for clean bootstrap-image compilation
17:42.34emtesounds good
17:42.44TheCanit?s basically i386
17:42.55TheCanbut since generic (using latest libs) seems to be broken on i386..
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17:52.00RPkoen: How does http://www.rpsys.net/openzaurus/temp/multimachine.bbclass look?
17:57.49koenlooks ok
18:10.40RPkoen: ok to update angstrom with that? (I'll update the other distros  as well)
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18:12.48koenRP: please commit it if it works for you
18:16.17guylhem_On a c7x0 running with 354rc, I have a strange alsamixer error message : inappropriate iotctl for device
18:16.25RPkoen: I just need to change multimachine from an include into a .bbclass. I can't see a problem with that as most people will be using it from the distro files though and as long as I change that, everything should be fine. I'm just checking it all works as expected
18:16.28guylhem_which modules are necessary for the sound?
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18:17.08RPguylhem_: That's probably best asked in #openzaurus
18:17.20guylhem_oops sorry
18:18.10guylhem_btw I will try to release a bb for postgres and exim which I have running on my device
18:18.19koenah cool
18:18.25RPguylhem_: sounds good :)
18:18.36koenI've been wanting a postgres .bb for a while
18:18.36ixothhmmm.... binary locale generation takes a really long time... 4h have passed, and it still generates first one :(
18:18.54guylhem_compilation is easy. the problem for me will be learning how to use bb and sstuff
18:19.16guylhem_koen, do you want me to send you the binaries and the configuration script by email? they run on angstrom
18:19.51koenguylhem_: I won't have time to test them anytime soon, so I'll wait for the .bb :)
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18:46.42ade|deskhmm i wonder if mtn will ever be smp aware
18:47.17koenade|desk: when I asked njs he said "you can use the other cpu for watching a dvd while it's pulling"
18:47.30Philippeade|desk, yep. That would be nice... OTOH I still have CPU power left to do something else while it eats up the other CPU
18:47.56ade|deski have 3 idle cpus :(
18:48.06njswatch 3 dvds at once!
18:48.17Philippeade|desk, real or virtual?
18:48.18ade|desknjs: on a headless server
18:48.23ade|deskPhilippe: real
18:48.46njsmore seriously, the answer is "maybe someday, but really there's no point in even needing all that cpu, so..."
18:48.54ade|deskmy net connection aint good enough to stream mpeg2 over adsl
18:49.04Philippeade|desk, cool! I only have two real, and two more thanks to hypertreading.
18:49.21koennjs: ins't verifying stuff inherently linear?
18:49.23Philippeade|desk, you could recode DVD's :-)
18:49.40ade|deskno dvd drive on the server either
18:49.46njskoen: *shrug* I don't know what exactly one would do, but e.g. it might be possible to SHA1 things in parallel
18:50.11njsand in the long run SHA1 should be the bottleneck
18:50.16njsit sure ain't the bottleneck now, though
18:50.45Philippeade|desk, the solution is "bitbake world" ... :-)
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18:51.08ade|deskbitbake world while pulling, seems a bit pointless
18:51.09TheCanbootstrap-image on i386 done :) wohoo
18:51.33CIA-903coredump 07org.oe.oz354x * r26addc12... 10/packages/keylaunch/ (4 files in 4 dirs): keylaunch: Akita / Spitz: Update keymapping to allow switching to the VT from inside X with Fn+Left or Fn+Right. Also includes a new script to make chvt SUID root to allow users to switch VTs
18:51.37CIA-903coredump 07org.oe.dev * r0c120ae0... 10/packages/keylaunch/ (4 files in 4 dirs): keylaunch: Akita / Spitz: Update keymapping to allow switching to the VT from inside X with Fn+Left or Fn+Right. Also includes a new script to make chvt SUID root to allow users to switch VTs
18:51.42CIA-903rpurdie 07org.oe.dev * rdd8feb40... 10/ (6 files in 3 dirs): multimachine: Change from an include to a .bblass (and update distros using multimachine accordingly). Add code to find packages with machine specific subpackages and build these in a multimachine compatible way.
18:52.28ade|deskstill having problems with gcc 4.1.0 w.r.t atexit()
18:52.46TheCanthe image is 9.9mb - nice nice :)
18:53.09ade|desk9.9 for a bootstrap-image .. seems large
18:53.20TheCani386
18:53.23TheCannot compressed image
18:53.26ade|deskwould expect ~5
18:53.30TheCani mean how much space it takes (inside) the image
18:53.35TheCancompressed it?s 1.8mb
18:53.42TheCani just mounted it as loop device
18:53.43ade|deskthat better
18:53.57CoreDump|homeade|desk: well, the bootstrap-image has too much crap in it
18:54.00ade|deskglibc or uclibc ?
18:54.08ade|deskCoreDump|home: indeed
18:54.50CIA-903coredump 07org.oe.oz354x * r3d1e1f91... 10/packages/gpe-login/ (files/chvt-keylaunch.patch gpe-login_0.86.bb): gpe-login: Enable switching to the VT with Fn+[Left|Right]Arrow and killing X with Fn+Esc
18:54.55CIA-903coredump 07org.oe.dev * rcd0b649e... 10/packages/gpe-login/ (files/chvt-keylaunch.patch gpe-login_0.86.bb): gpe-login: Enable switching to the VT with Fn+[Left|Right]Arrow and killing X with Fn+Esc
18:56.55TheCanade|desk, with glibc
18:56.58ixothhmmmm.... my i386 image takes 9.5M with uclibc and 12M wigh glibc
18:57.05TheCanhow can i get the kernel now btw?
18:57.19TheCanshould i manually extract it out of the ipk file?
18:57.24TheCanor is there any kernel-target?
18:57.39koenvirtual/kernel
18:57.47koenand .ipkgs are .debs
18:57.51TheCani know
18:58.34ade|deski mostly do modules as ipkg and keep the kernel as a bzImage
18:59.09TheCanhmm the kernel_image ipk is only ~700 bytes
18:59.25koentime to watch top gear
18:59.34ade|deskallow_empty is set to 1
18:59.39ade|deskoooh top gear
18:59.53ade|deskkoen|tv: you can get bbc2 over there
19:00.00koen|tvade|desk: yes :)
19:00.04koen|tv~hail bbc2
19:00.05ibotACTION bows down to bbc2 and chants, "I'M NOT WORTHY!!"
19:04.54TheCanomg now i built everything for hours but now can?t find the machine for which i did it :D
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19:08.59Ifaistosgreetings !
19:10.22zeckeIfaistos: hey, I have the ppc almost setup :}
19:10.48woglindehallo ifaistos
19:11.40Ifaistoszecke : Good :) Let me know if you manage to get any graphical enviroment running on it
19:11.40zeckemickeyl|breakfas: http://handhelds.org/~bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=650
19:11.50Ifaistoswoglinde : Hi !
19:12.29Ifaistosi think i found a bug in ipkg....
19:12.46Ifaistosif i try to remove a package with dependancies i get the usual erros
19:13.16Ifaistosroot@OWMNR:~# ipkg remove quagga
19:13.16IfaistosNothing to be done
19:13.16IfaistosCollected errors:
19:13.16IfaistosPackage quagga is depended upon by packages:
19:13.16Ifaistos<PROTECTED>
19:13.17IfaistosThese might cease to work if package quagga is removed.
19:13.19IfaistosYou can force removal of this package with -force-depends.
19:13.21IfaistosYou can force removal of this package and its dependents
19:13.23Ifaistoswith -force-removal-of-dependent-packages or -recursive
19:13.25Ifaistosor by setting option force_removal_of_dependent_packages
19:13.27Ifaistosin ipkg.conf.
19:13.47Ifaistosif i use ipkg remove quagga -V 0 in order to get only errors.... nothing is displayed
19:14.52Ifaistosaccording to the ipkg help -V 0 should return errors only... but it returns nothing
19:15.03Ifaistosany ideas ?
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20:00.07zeckeI'm going to bed now
20:00.09zeckecya
20:00.19likewisecya
20:00.43CoreDump|homen8 zecke
20:04.05Bernardohi
20:04.52CoreDump|homehi Bernardo
20:05.06koenhey Bernardo
20:05.07BernardoI've been unable to build oz354x since I switched my host from mandriva to kubuntu dapper, alway fails in konq-embed with "no rule to make target '-lpcre'"
20:05.21Bernardoand pcre built without problems
20:05.38Bernardoany idea? I've blasted tmp/* and rebuilt twice
20:06.01koenthat you installed pcre-dev?
20:06.11koenor whatever ubuntu calls it
20:06.18koenlibpcre3-dev iirc
20:06.41Bernardonative? I don't think so, let me check
20:07.03Bernardook, installing it now
20:07.08Bernardothanks koen
20:10.15Bernardoyep, now it built
20:16.37TheCanwhere do i normally configure static network in OE? which files i mean?
20:37.30IfaistosThecan : /etc/network/interafces
20:37.39TheCanyeah i found it already, thx
20:37.39IfaistosThecan : /etc/network/interfaces
20:37.51TheCani just see stupid xampp is precompiled for i686 :(
20:37.55TheCanlets see if it works on the netvista
20:50.35TheCanhmm no apache in OE ?
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22:06.00woglindehe kergoth
22:07.44kergothhey
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