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00:18.15bioengIs anyone here?
00:18.33kergothif you have questions, ask them.  dont ask to ask, just spit it out already
00:19.11bioengI recently learned C and C++
00:19.37bioengI also understand machine assembler language
00:19.51woglinde_bioeng thats fine
00:20.00bioengThe problem is that I do not know more advanced concepts of programming
00:20.15kergothso what's the question?
00:20.34bioengWhat level of programming is required for embedded programming?
00:20.38woglinde_bioeng you are fine for programming slave, dont try to break put *g*
00:20.46woglinde_out
00:20.56nemubioeng : advanced conception :(
00:21.09kergothembedded programming is just programming, while ensuring your code is portable and keeping in mind the resource constraints of the system.
00:21.38bioengI've been learning more about it lately
00:22.20bioengespecially since I'm entering my final year as an EE student
00:23.03bioengMy technical areas in EE are power and computer engineering
00:23.41bioengMy old friend from college is an embedded software engineer
00:24.10bioengI'd be interested in getting into it too
00:25.04woglinde_kergoth do you know if it possible to run kerneldebugger on serial line?
00:25.16nemubioeng : system programming ?
00:25.34kergothwoglinde_: pretty sure you can, but its been a long time since i messed with it.. i'm more of a printk() debugger :)
00:26.06bioengI think they have a course required for computer engineers called systems programming in the CS department
00:26.52bioengbut what do you mean by programming slave?
00:26.56nemubioeng : embedded programming is just programming. if u want to control computer(chip, device... etc), it means system programming.
00:27.31bioengIt doesn't really require much beyond what's covered in an intro to C++ book?
00:28.11kergothit completely depends on what you want to be doing.
00:29.25bioengMy friend works for Boeing as an embedded software engineer
00:30.01bioengI thought that was really cool
00:30.24kergothdoing what? kernel development? drivers? applications? or to bare metal, on smaller chips like the atmel avr?
00:30.26woglinde_arhs no kgdb for arm
00:30.31kergoth:\
00:30.44kergothprintk is your friend :)
00:30.57woglinde_yes
00:30.58bioengI'm not sure
00:31.05bioengThat's mostly what I know
00:31.10woglinde_I played with it the whole day
00:31.13woglinde_and yesterday
00:31.24kergothwell, as you can tell, there are a number of areas to get into, and what you want to be doing greatly affects the skillsets you need
00:31.36kergothif you're just doing applications work in linux machines, its not much different than applications work on a desktop.
00:31.54nemubioeng : kergoth right! :)
00:32.04bioengok
00:32.09bioengWhat else is there?
00:32.51kergothkernel/drivers work, likely involves takling to the hardware, writing teh drivers so linux or whatever operating system can access the hardware.  that may be more your cup of tea if you're an EE
00:33.25bioengThat's what I was aiming for
00:33.33kergothor even lower level than that, coding firmware for microprocessors
00:33.34bioengkernel/drivers, hardware stuff
00:33.37bioengthat too
00:33.43bioengI'm really good with hardware
00:33.52bioengI just need to get better in software
00:33.54kergothget really good with C if you arent already :)
00:34.49bioengWhere can I find the source for OpenEmbedded?
00:35.07kergothgo tot he getting started page on openembedded.org :P
00:35.40nemubioeng : openembedded is just linux. :)
00:35.43kergothOE is mainly used to maintain, build, and to a certain extent deploy, the linux distribution, packages, and toolchain for the device.
00:36.58nemubioeng : if u like the hardware, u have to learn device driver programming with kernel.
00:37.08bioengok
00:37.11kergothif you're looking to work with linux, that is :)
00:37.26bioengI need to get a linux copy up and running on my desktop
00:37.29kergoththere are a number of excellent books on the subject, good sites (kernelnewbies.org, and others), and of course teh linux kernel mailing list
00:37.47bioengWhat build of linux do you recommend for OE?
00:37.57kergothdoesnt matter, generally
00:38.05bioengI have Ubuntu
00:38.07kergothoe builds the tools it needs for the most part. see our site, it has the requirements
00:38.10kergothshould work fine
00:38.33woglinde_bioeng did you work usally with visual studio?
00:38.51bioengIn school, I mostly worked with java
00:38.59bioengwhich was a bad choice
00:39.10bioengThat's why I switched over to some real languages
00:39.12woglinde_bioeng where is c/c++ in java?
00:39.12nemubioeng : np. u can get linux kernel on http://kernel.org
00:39.15kergothits times like this i'm glad i didnt go for a CS degree
00:39.18kergoth:P
00:39.37bioengkergoth:  What degree did you pursue?
00:39.54kergothnone
00:40.02kergothjust did open source work, then got jobs in the field
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00:41.17woglinde_okay have to got bed
00:41.19woglinde_nite
00:41.22bioengnight
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00:41.34woglinde_maybe tommorrow I get the damnit gadet driver to run
00:41.47kergothi started in embedded with the sharp zaurus
00:42.05bioengI heard Ubuntu had built-in dual boot support
00:42.21woglinde_that depends on the bootloader
00:42.24bioengIt gave you an option at boot to boot either Ubuntu Linux or Windows XP
00:42.38kergothfounded openzaurus, the alternative distro for it, got into distribution, kernel/drivers, and applications work there, then got into build tools and started OE, got into configuration management with the opie project... not exaclty a specialist :P
00:42.48bioengThat's what I heard anyways
00:42.56kergothbioeng: it should, yes. make sure you install ubuntu after windows, not the other way around. windows tends to hose the mbr
00:43.07bioengI am running Windows right now
00:43.30bioengso if I install Linux
00:43.37bioengor Ubuntu
00:43.49woglinde_linux is only the kernel
00:43.57woglinde_ubuntu is a distribution
00:44.07bioengUbuntu, I mean
00:44.10woglinde_with the linuxkernel and other stuff packed
00:44.16bioengso I'll install Ubuntu
00:44.24woglinde_yes
00:44.28woglinde_do it
00:44.36bioengand it should provide the option to boot either OS at startup?
00:44.59kergothpartitioning could be an issue. does ubuntu provide resizing of the windows partition? i doubt it
00:45.00woglinde_but you should save your files of the windows partions
00:45.13woglinde_kergoth that isnt always save
00:45.20woglinde_better do backups
00:45.21kergothanyway, we've come far afield, this isnt appropriate for this channel
00:45.24woglinde_and reinstall both
00:45.36woglinde_node
00:45.38woglinde_and off
00:46.14bioengOK
00:46.38kergothand this channel is really for OE specifically, not general embedded, so this all wouldve been moer appropriate in #elinux than here
00:46.41kergothbut oh well'
00:47.27bioengIt has convinced me to join your project to get some experience though
00:48.24kergothsounds like a good start. a lot of the books on embedded linux just show you what the components are of an embedded linux system and what projects are useful, and such.  not much more than you'd learn playing with the uclibc buildroot or OE
00:48.38bioengI'm excited that I'm going to able to at least claim some experience in civil and electrical engineering and in biology
00:49.02bioengAll three before I got out of school in each one
00:49.12bioengSo thank you kergoth
00:49.40bioengAlthough I could not locate an embedded linux or linux book at my regional Barnes and Noble
00:50.37kergothi'd suggest reading up on some of the projects we make use of. busybox for example, is one of the most important packages in most embedded linux systems
00:50.42kergothbusybox.net :)
00:51.41bioengThanks
00:52.07bioengI get an ISO of Ubuntu install and it should install at boot
00:54.06bioengI'll be back if I have any further questions
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01:03.34JustinPspectrum-fw causes a type of bitbake error I've never seen before....
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01:31.19CIA-903rwhitby 07org.oe.dev * r104f52c9... 10/conf/distro/slugos.conf: slugos.conf: Changed DISTRO_VERSION to 4.0 to denote the new unstable branch (stable branch is in SVN on svn.nslu2-linux.org)
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04:55.18CSManwill bitbake run on a macbook ?
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06:25.40eFfeMhi, is there a place to backread #oe ?
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06:48.28JustinP!logs
06:48.29cdbotJustinP: I have no frelling idea!
06:48.32JustinPack
06:48.35JustinP~logs
06:48.41ibotapt/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"
06:48.50JustinPeFfeM: there you go
06:49.21eFfeMJustinP: tnx
06:50.38eFfeMi had the idea that somewhere there was also a searchable archive (but anyway I think I have the info i need)
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07:50.32eFfeMkergoth: are you there
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07:52.05eFfeM~seen kergoth
07:52.18ibotkergoth is currently on #oe #wowace #elinux. Has said a total of 424 messages. Is idling for 11m 58s, last said: 'hate being a lowbie with no cash'.
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07:56.11eFfeMhi phil
07:57.21pb_hi eFfeM
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08:44.45Ifaistosgreetings !
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09:11.40eFfeMhi, has anyone a solution for "does not support interworking" error messages ? these break the zlib build with gcc 4.1.1
09:13.56eFfeMapparently not all files are compiled with  -mthumb-interwork
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09:24.12RPhi zecke
09:24.19zeckeRP: hey
09:24.29RPzecke: Those pastebin urls you posted yesterday don't work (pastebin is broken)
09:24.48zeckeRP: I do regular poky builds now, but this debian testing is broken :}
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09:25.13RPdebian testing?
09:25.31zeckeRP: http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/tinderbox/showlog.pl?machine_id=59&logfile=20060610112403.log <-
09:25.44zeckethe machine I'm doing the builds on, is breaking the poky build
09:26.05zeckeRP: pokys' bitbake could deserve the latest patch from the BitBake trunk
09:26.17zeckeRP: this makes it print the 'Build Started' screen always
09:26.51RPzecke: This is from the stable bitbake branch?
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09:27.38zeckeyes
09:28.38zeckehttp://svn.berlios.de/viewcvs/bitbake?view=rev&rev=533
09:29.13RPI remember reviewing the change :)
09:30.15zeckeokay I'm getting breakfast now, then cya later (tomorrow)
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09:32.53RPzecke: I'm updating now :)
09:33.11mithrohey RP
09:33.17RPhi mithro
09:33.31mithroyou wouldn't know how hard it is to update a module from 2.4's USB structure to 2.6?
09:33.41zeckeRP: you will break my autobuilder :}
09:34.17RPmithro: I once did that and I don't remember it being that bad. A lot has changed since then though...
09:36.25RPzecke: Committed :)
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09:37.53zeckereverted my local change
09:37.59RPzecke: That problem you're seeing could be the bug kergorth mentioned
09:38.20zeckeRP: woglinde said it is a debian regression
09:38.30zeckeoh well :)
09:38.37zeckedamn no time to look into it
09:39.06RPzecke: try running bitbake autoconf-native, then running a build
09:40.46zeckeokay it didn't build autoconf-native
09:41.06RPPerhaps it is a debian regression then :)
09:41.12eFfeMRP: zecke, is the preferred compiler flag default for arm thumb-interwork or nothumb-interwork?
09:42.53zeckeeFfeM: hehe, I prefer nothumb-interwork because I own StrongARM systems
09:43.05zeckebut that is my preference
09:43.32RPeFfeM: I'd have thought nothumb-interwork
09:43.38eFfeMwell I am trying to get a gcc 4.1.1. buildable system and apparently gcc builds with nothumb but glibc builds with
09:44.12eFfeMand also the std compiler flag seems to be with
09:44.47eFfeMthis causes gcc to emit a warning which causes that zlib does think shared libary is not supported
09:45.02eFfeM(the test in zlib configure is not very good)
09:45.19zeckeRP: I wonder why the same oh-image once worked and once not
09:45.40pb_zecke: good morning
09:45.41eFfeMdeciding what the best fix would be
09:46.29RPeFfeM: I guess you need to confirm what the thumb-interwork default is, then work out whether glibc or gcc is getting it wrong :)
09:46.37eFfeMactually I wold expect this to be some default in conf
09:46.49RPzecke: Nothing much has changed in poky recently...
09:47.05eFfeMRP it can be made to work both ways
09:47.50zeckeRP: so it worked because the installed auto* worked by coincidence
09:47.57zeckeRP: after my debian upgrade it...
09:49.13RPzecke: I've just set my autobuild scripts running so they'll feed tinderbox a bit :)
09:49.32mithroso whats up people?
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09:51.16RPHmm. Someone's failing on qemu-native wanting SDL support :-/
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10:04.44zeckeRP: me?
10:04.50CIA-903rpurdie 07org.oe.dev * ra11a9b21... 10/packages/ (7 files in 4 dirs): lttng: Add lttng control and viewer, drop ltt.
10:05.02zeckebmz = BMCO Forum zecke
10:05.04RPzecke: Could be
10:08.18mithroBMCO?
10:09.33zecke<PROTECTED>
10:10.07zecke<PROTECTED>
10:10.08mithrothe DVB-H stuff you where showing me?
10:10.58mithroahh okay
10:11.30zecke<PROTECTED>
10:12.47zeckeI just remember how low the quality of debian testing is :}
10:12.57zeckeremembered...
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10:19.03zeckeokay going to study now
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10:26.18ade|homeello folks
10:33.51eFfeMhi ade|home
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10:40.22ade|homewow its quiet in here for a saturday
10:41.19eFfeMyes, first day since ages with hot weather in w eur
10:41.25eFfeM~weather eheh
10:43.05ade|homehmm wonder what the code is for cambridge uk
10:43.26ade|home~weather
10:46.53ade|home~weather egsc
10:47.24NAbyss~weather ymml
11:07.51DataBeaverHow do I get the source tree pulled with monotone 0.26?
11:08.00DataBeaverI get "mtn: error: I/O failure while talking to peer ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl, disconnecting"
11:08.06NAbyssDataBeaver: Use 0.25..
11:09.26DataBeaverAnyone happen to have debian package for 0.25 around?  (Or installed, to be packed with dpkg-repack)
11:10.00NAbyssDataBeaver: Yep
11:10.05NAbyssi386?
11:10.08DataBeaverYeah
11:12.16NAbysshttp://tucuxi.org/monotone_0.25-0.1_i386.deb
11:12.49DataBeaverThanks
11:12.54NAbyssnp
11:19.08mickeylmorning
11:22.47CIA-903mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * r3c51b3a5... 10/packages/orinoco/spectrum-fw.bb: spectrum-fw: fix broken fix. close #1075
11:31.55mickeylanyone know why udev is creating dozens of tty[a-z][a-z] devices and how to stop it from doing that?
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11:35.59zeckemickeyl: because you have a lot pty's configurged?
11:36.08zeckemickeyl: and udev has a rule for to create a tty?
11:36.08mickeyldo i?
11:36.09mickeylwhere?
11:36.30zeckekernel config, I think one has ~256 ptys by default
11:36.34mickeylah
11:36.37mickeylwhat are pty's good for?
11:36.40zeckemickeyl: and in /etc/udev/rules*
11:36.47zeckemickeyl: pseudo terminals?
11:36.52zeckelike opie-console
11:36.59NAbyssmickeyl: ssh sessions, xterms..
11:37.04zeckeor its  clone xterm
11:37.16mickeylhmm, ok, i guess on a phone i don't need 256 of those
11:37.25NAbyssYeah, a handful at most..
11:39.06zeckeI'm not sure, but I think we can have variable sized pty's
11:39.13zeckemickeyl: and you stop me from studying :}
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11:39.23zeckemickeyl: why is that an issue? (so manny tty files)?
11:41.06mickeylit slows done boot time
11:41.22mickeyl"waiting for /dev to be fully populated"
11:41.24mickeyltap foot...
11:41.47mickeylgo ahead with your studies... i will as well now :)
11:41.49zeckemickeyl: okay :)
11:42.59zeckemickeyl: http://lxr.linux.no/source/drivers/char/Kconfig
11:43.08zeckemickeyl: search for pty, and check if that applies to your issue
11:43.38Ifaistoshas anyone noticed any problems with the "recent" make versions i.e 3.81 ?
11:43.59zeckeoh and we can make LEGACY_PTYS down to 2 or such...
11:44.09zeckemickeyl: all modern tools should use openpty anyway
11:44.22mickeylyeah, that may help
11:44.38zeckehttp://lxr.linux.no/source/drivers/char/Kconfig#L468
11:44.58mickeyl*nod*
11:45.18mickeylyou ever wrote an i2c driver?
11:45.30mickeyli need to do one in a couple of weeks
11:45.36zeckemickeyl: not me, long story though :)
11:46.05Ifaistosmickeyl : I have but for atmel mcu's :/
11:46.22zeckei2c is easy(tm)
11:46.32mickeyli have a camera here attached to i2c
11:46.37mickeyla camera without spec sheets
11:46.39mickeyl*grrrr*
11:46.56zeckethey do not transfer the image with i2c right?
11:47.03Ifaistosmickeyl : what chipset its using ?
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11:47.16zeckeIfaistos: likely built-in pxa
11:47.26mickeylzecke: no idea
11:47.29Ifaistoszecke : No it's for camema controls
11:47.34mickeyllfaistos: agilent adcm2700
11:47.36pb_hi mickeyl
11:47.39mickeylhey phil
11:47.47zeckepb_: master, we just talked about LEGACY_PTY_SUPPORT
11:47.58zeckepb_: this does not effect code which is using openpty/forkpty right?
11:48.11Ifaistosmickeyl : let me have a look in my "trasheap"....
11:48.20zeckepb_: so one could turn it to 2 to stop udev from creaing 256 slaves and 256 masters?
11:48.20pb_zecke: right
11:48.24mickeyllfaitos: yeah! :)
11:48.39zeckepb_: do you know if xterm/rxvt is already using openpty?
11:48.40mickeylluckily we have 2.4 drivers, but they're of questionable quality
11:48.50pb_zecke: I think one could turn it off altogether nowadays and rely on unix98 ptys
11:49.05zeckethanks :)
11:49.27zeckepb_: well, KConfig lower bound is '1'
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11:50.27pb_zecke: for LEGACY_PTY_COUNT?  that's true, but you can turn off LEGACY_PTY altogether
11:50.46pb_er, LEGACY_PTYS, that is
11:57.59pb_zecke|study: enjoy
12:13.22Ifaistosmickeyl : i have something fo the adcm-1700
12:13.48Ifaistosmickeyl : not sure though we did not get it under nda :/
12:14.17mickeylhmm
12:15.02mickeyli wonder why cheap vga camera chips are treated like mission critical :)
12:15.30NAbyssWho knows..
12:21.33IfaistosHas anyone noticed problems with make 3.81 ?
12:21.53Ifaistosi get all kinds of weird errors with it
12:21.56NAbyssIfaistos: Can't say that I have
12:22.02Ifaistosu-boot does not compile
12:22.21Ifaistosvwdial the same
12:22.51Ifaistosif i switch to a machine with 3.80 they do compile without problems
12:23.51zecke|studyIfaistos: yes, we all had
12:24.00zecke|studyIfaistos: I thought we had fixed those issues
12:24.08zecke|studyIfaistos: most of them are due whitespaces :}
12:29.57Ifaistoszecke : in u-boot i had to change the order the modules were declared
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12:48.08zecke|studyRP: hehe, I just saw your advertising of poky on the OE list
12:48.15zecke|studyRP: how good is LTT?
12:49.14zecke|studyoh my poky build just stopped (detect-stylus was not build)
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13:01.53zecke|studyengland will lose badly, and then our cities will burn once again :}
13:02.17ade|homessssssh
13:02.56zecke|studylol
13:03.23zecke|studyI will reverse the stragey
13:03.31zecke|studyEngland will win for sure...
13:03.46ade|homeown goal , oh dear
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13:04.20zecke|studywoglinde: hey
13:04.39woglindeyes
13:04.46woglindeengelland engelland
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13:09.47Ifaistos~lart stupid makefiles
13:10.08woglindeifaistos yes
13:11.30ade|homegoal number 2 ???
13:11.34ade|homemissed
13:13.51RPzecke|study: LTT is a nice idea and does certain things well. I have issues with certain thingts it does
13:14.13RPzecke|study: I need to remove that detect-stylus dependency...
13:14.31IfaistosRP: Hi !
13:14.37RPhi Ifaistos
13:14.52zecke|studyRP: how do you replace it?
13:14.53woglindeade no 1:0 for england
13:15.09zecke|study*lutscher*
13:15.15RPzecke|study: udev script
13:15.38zecke|studyah, this is writing ts.conf?
13:15.53RPzecke|study: Yes, ts.conf currently needs it
13:16.04zecke|studyI find this magic automake-native issue... weird
13:16.32woglindezecke which one?
13:16.46zecke|studywoglinde: autoconf-native needing automake-native
13:16.55zecke|studywoglinde: it just pops up in the chain
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13:16.59woglindehm
13:17.03woglindehi gremlin
13:17.08zecke|studymaybe we build RDEPENDS too early, or such
13:17.16zecke|studywoglinde: anyway debian really sucks
13:17.21woglindezecke pff
13:17.22gremlin[it]hi woglinde and all others ;)
13:17.29RPzecke|study: We follow the RDEPENDS and bitbake gets confused
13:17.54zecke|studybitbake is a dirturbed basatrd
13:18.15zecke|studyI think this is the reason I like it
13:18.29woglindethe referee is cool
13:18.41RPzecke|study: basically we try and build the RDEPENDS of autoconf-native which includes automake-native. It then tries to build automake-native but ignores automake-native's DEPENDS as autoconf is already in the build chain
13:18.43zecke|studyokay, enough idling, back to the 'script'
13:19.06woglindezecke whats the problem with debian now?
13:19.07zecke|studyRP: IMHO under any circumstance we should build autoconf-native first
13:19.17zecke|studyRP: and then look into RDEPENDS
13:19.29zecke|studywoglinde: broken upgrades
13:19.45RPzecke|study: RDEPENDS don't work like that though. Think of image targets
13:20.03zecke|study:}
13:20.15zecke|studyanyway, autoconf can work without automake
13:20.22woglindezecke you should use stable
13:20.25zecke|studyso we can just kill this RDEPENDS from the native version
13:20.39RPfrom all versions I think...
13:20.40zecke|studywoglinde: I should use Ubuntu
13:20.56woglindezecke ubuntu cant suspend
13:20.59RPWe should also fix bitbake though
13:21.09zecke|studywoglinde: this is a P4 blade ;)
13:21.17RPwoglinde: It can't?
13:21.25zecke|studywoglinde: we have cooling, I don't need suspend
13:21.35woglinderp zecke showed me some blog entry where some rant about it
13:21.38zecke|studyRP: some debian blogger... tried Ubuntu on his thinkpad
13:21.50zecke|studyRP: as he wants Ubuntu Dapper on a server
13:22.10RPMine does run my own custom kernel I guess...
13:22.14zecke|studyRP: but as the dapper kernel has issues with usb and irda, and after acpi suspend some kernel task is going 99%
13:22.23zecke|studyRP: he says Ubuntu is not ready for servers
13:22.25zecke|study*moron*
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13:22.51zecke|studyRP: and he filed a bug that Debian does not have this issue...
13:23.02zecke|studywoglinde: I think a broken kernel image violates the social contract?
13:23.09woglindelol
13:23.19woglindetelnet ascii-wm.net 2006
13:24.01woglindezecke you are a moron too please use fefe-linux
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13:24.29DataBeaverHm, ewi doesn't have the oe.db for monotone 0.25 anymore?
13:24.29zecke|studywoglinde: Chocolate bars are not included I guess?
13:24.58woglindedatabeaver use vanille
13:25.18zecke|studyDataBeaver: http://www.openembedded.org/wiki/GettingStarted
13:26.08zecke|studywoglinde: I wonder why I only have one version of autoconf
13:26.17zecke|studywoglinde: and why this version carries cvs in the name
13:27.35woglindezecke what update goes wrong, maybee I should money from you for consulting
13:27.40woglinde+tak
13:27.40woglindee
13:27.54DataBeaverzecke|study: Thanks, I wondered a few days ago where that page had disappeared
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13:30.56woglindehi goxbox
13:31.05woglindegoxbox whats the htc universal doing?
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14:16.06zecke|studyNAbyss: did you find any time to look into the results yet?
14:16.29NAbysszecke|study: Yeah, I've started, just haven't finished ye
14:16.30NAbysst
14:16.51zecke|studyawesome :)
14:26.35chouimatmorning
14:28.20woglindehi chouimat
14:29.51eFfeMhi all. gcc 4.1.1 success. I just managed to build and boot the nslu2 openslug kernel (arm be) with gcc4.1.1 (and the root fs)
14:30.11woglindeeffem gratz
14:30.13eFfeMlatest change is being pushed right now
14:30.14eFfeMtnx
14:31.14eFfeMstill left the PREFERRED flag in the gcc 4.1.1.bb file on -1 (I used the slugos PREFERRED to override)
14:31.33eFfeMdidn't want to decide on changing this on my own ...
14:31.57rwhitbyeFfeM: it's a great test case.
14:32.02zecke|studynice
14:32.20rwhitbyWe will use it for the default configuration for SlugOS 4.x unstable (monotone head)
14:33.26eFfeMif anyone on a different target would be willing to give 4.1.1 a try as well that would be great
14:33.51woglindehm
14:34.01eFfeMbtw I am using glibc-2.3.5+cvs20050627-r7
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14:37.23CroftonAnyone here have any experience unlocking cell phones?
14:38.16zecke|studyCrofton: not much, one AT command you need to know
14:38.25Croftonyeah
14:38.39Crofton<PROTECTED>
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14:50.42emteCrofton, i dont belive you need to with SIM cards
14:50.51emtejust put the new SIM in it
14:51.00CIA-903eFfeM 07org.oe.dev * r4dfe02d9... 10/packages/gcc/ (3 files in 2 dirs):
14:51.00CIA-9gcc-4.1.1: added patch for configure to compile with the right target flags
14:51.00CIA-9<PROTECTED>
14:51.05CIA-903eFfeM 07org.oe.dev * r9d41fcc4... 10/conf/distro/slugos.conf: slugos.conf: set preferred gcc version to 4.1.1
14:51.10emteatleast i neve have
14:51.15emtenever*
14:51.41[cc]smartis somebody known to have looked at using http://www.fefe.de/dietlibc/ ?
14:52.06emtebut you wont be able to switch carriers, but that doesnt matter anyway
14:52.08woglindecc build a little routerimage with it
14:52.13woglindesome years ago
14:52.32woglindeengland winds
14:52.46CroftonEngland wins?
14:52.46emtebecause its rare for them to support the same phone mauf as other carriers
14:52.53woglindeups wins
14:52.54woglindeyes
14:52.58Croftonyay !
14:53.03woglinde1:0
14:53.35woglindeso have to cut carpet further
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15:02.21ade|homeeFfeM: i will push the uclibc patches for 4.1.1 on monday if i can
15:08.12CIA-903eFfeM 07org.oe.dev * r222dc41b... 10/packages/asterisk/asterisk_1.2.9.1.bb: asterisk 1.2.9.1: added dependency for curl
15:10.06pb_woglinde: crumbs, ups have a team this year?
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15:29.47CIA-903pH5 07org.oe.dev * r7e8c6b5c... 10/packages/xlibs/libxi_X11R7.0-1.0.0.bb: libxi-X11R7.0-1.0.0: depend on libxext, not xext
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15:58.26woglindere
15:58.40woglindecarpet ready yeah
16:02.10zecke|studywoglinde: can it fly?
16:02.34woglindewill try to teacht it next week
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16:22.12zecke|studyhttp://www.openbsd.org/images/tshirt-5b.jpg <- lol
16:23.18pb_heh
16:23.49woglindere pb
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16:50.03pb_re woglinde
16:51.47woglindetrinidad rockz
16:54.07CoreDump|homehi
16:54.35ade|homeibot: botmail ?
16:54.52ade|homeibot: wake up
16:54.55ibotup: GOOD MORNING!!!
16:55.15ade|homeibot: botmail
16:55.55zecke|studyRP: could you ask Chris if he really needs gconftool-2 installed on the host for web?
16:56.24zecke|studyRP: http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/tinderbox/showlog.pl?machine_id=59&logfile=20060610145923.log&page=257
17:18.45zecke|studyCoreDump|home: hey
17:19.01zecke|studyCoreDump|home: mickeyl claimed slow boots are due legacy pty support as well
17:19.19zecke|studyCoreDump|home: if you look at boot speed, you could disable legacy pty support in the kernel config
17:19.23zecke|studyCoreDump|home: and look for differences
17:19.35CoreDump|homeyep, udev is creating like 60 tty devicefiles
17:20.26zecke|studyCoreDump|home: how much time does it take?
17:21.13CoreDump|homecan't remember atm
17:23.57woglindeuh
17:24.04woglindelegacy suckz
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17:53.13zecke|studywoglinde: rpmstrap is nice
17:53.19zecke|studywoglinde: at least it is not using chroot :}
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17:56.41zecke|studywoglinde: do you know whom to ask to fix debootstrap?
17:57.17woglindezecke use the magic off reportbug
17:57.26woglindeits a pyhton programm
17:57.49zecke|studywoglinde: lol: Window Compute Cluster Server 2003 went to production this week
17:57.57zecke|studywoglinde: just three years behind schedule?
17:58.11woglindehihi
17:58.23zecke|studyany normal business would...
17:58.50zecke|studyhmm /me suddently is reminded of a Berlin company
17:59.37zecke|studywoglinde: well, I can not mail my bug report
17:59.48woglindelol
17:59.49woglindehttp://thedailywtf.com/
18:00.09zecke|studywoglinde: I should probably rant as long as debootstrap is not fixed
18:00.12zecke|studyand blog everyday
18:00.19woglindedo this
18:00.22zecke|studydebootstrap bug: uptime
18:00.39woglinde.o(where are my schokoriegels)
18:02.12zecke|studylol
18:02.21zecke|studylol
18:02.36zecke|studyI hope ClickYes was a dialer or spyware
18:02.53CIA-903justinp 07org.oe.dev * r0bda2d2b... 10/packages/ (35 files in 3 dirs): efl, e17: update to newest versions
18:03.18zecke|studywoglinde: I should have taken some screenshots yesterday
18:03.37zecke|studywoglinde: nautilus is a piece of shit when it comes to error reporting...
18:03.49zecke|studywoglinde: I were not able to remove a Network Place (ssh)
18:04.08woglindethats the best
18:04.09woglinde<PROTECTED>
18:08.02woglindelol
18:08.03woglindehttp://www.contextmagic.com/express-clickyes
18:09.19CIA-903justinp 07org.oe.oz354x * r64266fbb... 10/.mt-attrs: .mt-attrs: remove file which no longer exists
18:09.23CIA-903justinp 07org.oe.oz354x * ref69f207... 10/packages/meta/e-image.bb: e-image: add gaim and sylpheed
18:09.27CIA-903justinp 07org.oe.oz354x * re057670f... 10/packages/ (35 files in 3 dirs):
18:09.27CIA-9efl, e17: update to newest versions
18:09.27CIA-9- Note: this is a successful use of contrib/mtnpatch.py to do cherrypicking
18:11.20zecke|studyhehe
18:12.09zecke|studynjs: how are you?
18:12.21zecke|studynjs: attr has no 'add'?
18:12.34zecke|studyJustinP: I have a feature request for mtnpatch.py
18:13.10zecke|studyJustinP: could we use mtn attr to set the 'merge base' of the cherry pick?
18:13.52JustinPzecke|study: 'merge base'?
18:14.01zecke|studythe rev you cherry picked from
18:18.29zecke|studymight be out of scope though
18:19.11JustinPyou mean set an attr on the newly checked in rev which says which rev it's from?
18:19.32JustinPhmmm....I don't really know how that works....and I don't know if that's a rev thing, I thought attrs were for files
18:19.46JustinPperhaps adding a custom cert....
18:19.59JustinPor just adding the rev info to _MTN/tmp
18:20.01JustinP(MT/tmp)
18:20.25zecke|studyyes
18:20.38JustinPexcept that the rev isn't stored in the patch....
18:21.28JustinPdoing that would require mtnpatch to do the diff as well as the patch. Right now it's only for patching, not for diffing
18:22.00JustinP(if mtn included rev info in the diff that would fix this)
18:22.10zecke|studyso it is out of scope for now
18:22.16JustinPfor now
18:22.21zecke|studyand I add mtndiff hacking to my todo list...
18:22.46JustinPbut I (or someone else) could make a mtncherrypick which uses mtnpatch
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18:48.38JustinPof course, such a script would need to know both the "from" workspace, the "to" workspace, and the rev to pick
18:49.19JustinPwe could even make it check in the changes, but I think that would be going too far
18:49.34JustinPit could add the changelogs for all of the cherrypicked revs to MT/tmp
18:59.27zecke|studyone could implement it in c++ and put it into mtn
18:59.31zecke|study:}
19:01.57woglindere
19:03.06zecke|studywb
19:19.41JustinPwell of course one could
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19:19.48JustinPwell....
19:20.09JustinPit wouldn't deal with 2 workspaces then (as mtn only supports one workspace at once)
19:20.28JustinPbut you only need to interact with the "to" workspace of course
19:20.56woglindehi tmbinc
19:21.09JustinPthen again, I wrote mtnpatch in python because it's higher level than c++, easier to write
19:21.19woglindeelfenbeinkueste rockz
19:24.15woglindegoal
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21:19.28zecke|studytotally exhausted
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