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00:07.26cbrake_awayzwelch: I'll be in and out.  If you want to pastebin it, I'll take a look.
00:12.52zwelchcbrake: actually, i'll probably just commit the changes to my project's BBFILES area: http://svn.minisplat.org/svn/src/trunk/build.d/dist/oe/
00:13.12zwelchthe existing .bb file for libsplutil is already there; i'll get the bbclass in shortly
00:16.43cbrakezwelch: ok, I need to put some kids to bed and will be back in a bit ...
00:17.06zwelchcool, no hurry, but i am looking forward to the help :)
00:26.56zwelchcbrake: okay, i just got my latest revisions into the repo.
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00:47.22cbrakezwelch: so this all worked when you had the contents of the bbclass in the inc/bb file?
00:59.49zwelchcbrake: correct. r335 should reflects that working state
01:00.03zwelchand really, all i've done is some refactoring
01:00.11zwelch(from what i can tell by the rules)
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01:02.04zwelchusing the 'showdata' command, i can basically see that the svn bb files are only inheriting from base; they do not appear to pick up the autotools and minisplat bbclass definitions :/
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01:03.14zwelchi have tried this with both 1.4.2 and 1.5.0+trunk
01:04.13cbrakezwelch: hmm, have you tried cleaning the cache/time stamps, etc?
01:04.28zwelchi have nuked the cache many times
01:04.36zwelchwhat's the best way to nuke the time stamps
01:05.46zwelchrm tmp/stamps/<arch>/<project>*?
01:06.19cbrakezwelch: yes, that should do it.  There should be stamps for the package you are building.
01:06.46zwelchyup. i got 'em all; however, shouldn't a 'rebuild <package>' do that?
01:07.47cbrakezwelch: could also try putting some bogus code in the new bbclass to make sure it is getting parsed.
01:08.01zwelchthough that's not bogus :)
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01:08.16cbrakezwelch: ahh, so do you see that?
01:08.21zwelchnope
01:08.32zwelchbut it's not even in the 'showdata' output
01:08.37zwelchthe inherit is silently failing
01:09.11zwelchhowever, i'm currently retesting it with the manual stamp cleaning
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01:14.03zwelchcbrake: manual purge failed; status unchanged
01:23.46cbrakezwelch: well, I'm out of ideas other than cleaning tmp.  You could run "bitbake -DDD -v" and see if that tells you anything.
01:24.17zwelchcool, that's very useful
01:24.20cbrakezwelch: if -DDD does not tell you, I'd probably starting instrumenting bitbake code :-\
01:24.26zwelchhehe
01:25.01cbrakezwelch: well, good luck -- I'm done for the day :-)
01:25.27zwelchthanks for your help; i'm just glad for the sanity check.
01:26.18zwelchi guess the real bug here is that you can inheret nonexistant-class and it will silently ignore you
01:26.48zwelchalso, bitbake doesn't complain if BBPATH contains non-existant paths
01:26.49zwelch:)
01:32.49zwelchwoot! bbclasses work much better when they are found in the BBPATH and inherit'd correctly ;)
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01:43.30kergothzwelch: heh, i think thats a remnant of the fact that 'include' doesnt fail (by design), and inherit was syntactic sugar on top of include.  nowadays itd probably be best off failing out
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01:44.46zwelchkergoth: i figured it was something like that
01:45.33zwelchlike the libltdl bug i had, i'll probably investigate and fix these two as well
01:45.57zwelchi don't see either of them in bugzilla
01:46.20kergothsounds like you should fix that :)
01:47.10zwelchthe combination of them was painful; a check for BBPATH would have clued me in faster, and the inherit bug would have been a non-issue
01:47.35zwelchbut a check there is probably best, because tpyos happen ;)
01:48.33kergothBBPATH should definately allow nonexistant dirs, as i can see use cases for that.. though it could warn, at least when -D
01:49.32kergothPatches Welcome, as tim would say
01:49.34kergoth;)
01:49.35zwelchhehehe
01:50.15zwelchnah, i jest; bb/oe rock
01:50.30zwelchdetails like this are fairly inconsequential
01:58.08Kerwood_Maybe you guys have seen this one before and can give me some clues. My bitbake of openembedded.dev for a sptiz is dying on a stupid complaint about "__bind is already defined" when compiling glibc.
01:59.06Kerwood_I started the same thing up on a system in work, same os (Suse 9.3) and had no problem.
02:02.27Kerwood_This  has been going on for 3 days. I've been all over the Wikis and websites and I got nothin'. WTF?
02:03.10Kerwood_ANY suggestion would be welcome...
02:05.21zwelchKerwood_: i had that problem
02:05.25zwelchyou are not alone
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02:05.45Kerwood_zwelch: any ideas?
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02:06.05zwelchwell, i am fairly certain it is a configuration problem
02:06.21zwelchi.e. it went away after futzing with my PREFERRED_PROVIDERS
02:06.37Kerwood_zwelch: hmmmm
02:06.57zwelchhere are settings that finally worked for me: http://svn.minisplat.org/svn/src/trunk/build.d/dist/oe/conf/
02:07.06zwelchcompare and contrast
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02:08.33zwelchoh, i think i finally decided to nuke my entire tmp directory shortly thereafter; when getting my initial local.conf file in order, i had changed a libc provider and assume that some things had been built with the wrong libc
02:09.04zwelchin which case, that error may be a symptom of such toolchain incompatibilities/insanity, and a fresh start is the sanest path forward
02:10.04Kerwood_zwelch: Curious. I have no PREFERRED_PROVIDERS lines in my local.conf. I've nuked my tmp and build/sources directories twice and it had no effect. I'm going to put some PREFERRED_PROVIDERS in my local.conf (and nuke my tmp &c) and see what happens.
02:10.06Kerwood_Thanks
02:10.26zwelchwell, you may have them set by the various includes that you pull in from DISTRO or MACHINE
02:10.38Kerwood_right
02:11.06zwelchbut, i used the sample conf and had to add a number of lines, after watching the output.
02:11.15zwelchincidentally, i was targeting gpe-image
02:12.52Kerwood_Hmm...my failure occurs before any application buidling starts, so I don't think it has to do with WM choice.
02:18.01zwelchyeah, you're in a core task; that was more of an explanation of the abundant providers that i have
02:18.41zwelchreally, those lines were added by watching the output process complain about my not having them set :)
02:19.24zwelchhowever, it was suggesting the form PREFERRED_PROVIDER_<virtual> = "<provider>" over the form i used
02:19.47zwelchsince the effect is equivalent, i have presumed the forms are too (though i don't remember reading that anywhere)
02:20.24zwelchiirc, showdata translates them to the longer form
02:26.46zwelchyou're telling me
02:27.50zwelchat the moment, i'm trying to understand the relationship between the PACKAGES produced by a package and the DEPENDS and RDEPENDS that should be used in other packages
02:28.27zwelchsince package A produces A and A-dev, should i DEPEND on 'A-dev' and RDEPEND on 'A'?
02:30.14Kerwood_zwelch: You are SO beyond my level in these matters...
02:30.40zwelchhehe, yeah, i'm already trying to write bb files and bbclasses for a suite of about a dozen packages
02:31.14zwelchi'm still a relative newbie, but kergoth and others can attest that i've been pestering this group for years ;)
02:40.43zwelchhaha. so, my plan didn't work. nothing automatically PROVIDES A-dev
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03:05.49zwelchis anyone using OE to build for the mingw32 target?
03:06.53kergothi dunno, thatd be cool though.  msys isnt exactly packed with applications
03:07.02zwelchthe project that i'm working on builds for it (as do its deps)
03:07.11zwelchi have a script that auto builds a toolchain
03:07.34zwelchbut i'd much prefer to integrate that support into OE
03:09.04zwelchthe urls i referenced earlier can lead you to the win32 dist support, where those scripts live (a sibling directory of the oe/ path)
03:09.20zwelchreally, there's not much to that...
03:09.39zwelch... getting it fitting into the OE/bb world ... now, that's "non-trivial" ;)
03:10.04zwelchit would open the door to a whole other breed of potential contributors
03:11.32zwelchbtw, i forgot to mention the scripts i have are for linux->ming32 cross development
03:15.14zwelchincidentally, i'd appreciate feedback for the latest revision of my bbclasses and bb files
03:15.42zwelchthe three classes that i've created will make almost every .bb file either 2 or 3 lines long (two of which are inherits)
03:15.56zwelchthey even appear to work ;)
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04:02.38CIA-203mwester 07org.oe.dev * r759e9a24... 10/packages/ (7 files in 5 dirs): Unslung: netconsole debugging support
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05:01.43zwelchnifty, i'm getting "/usr/lib/libstdc++.so: could not read symbols: File in wrong format" when cross-compiling one of my libraries
05:02.02zwelchi wonder what i have done to break that :/
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05:32.30CIA-203mwester 07org.oe.dev * rff99c83e... 10/packages/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Unslung: netconsole - fix module parameter and change linuxrc to match.
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06:38.59koengood morning all
06:39.18kergothmorning
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06:57.57_law_morning koen
06:58.05koenhey _law_
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07:19.12do13_morning all
07:38.20koenhey dirk
07:38.39do13_hey koen
07:41.20koenheh
07:41.43koenlooks like lilo pushed the wrong button *again*
07:43.36XorAmorning
07:43.43koenhey XorA
07:43.55XorApoor RP
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07:50.39hrw|workhi
07:50.58koenhey hrw|work
07:50.59XorAhey hrw|work
07:53.24do13_hey Marcin, XorA
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08:08.16hrw|workrmrfchik:/cr
08:09.00hrw|workXorA: http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=20418 - you have such card iirc?
08:09.37do13_hrw|work: network probs?
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08:11.03hrw|workdo13_: as usual at work
08:13.00do13_hrw|work: at least our network is stable at work
08:14.32do13_hrw|work: and the best: today 2 hours work left, then we have a works outing :)
08:16.42XorAhrw|work: I really should dig that card out :-)
08:16.49XorAhrw|work: anyway, posted what I used to use to run it
08:18.37hrw|workdo13_: nice
08:18.42hrw|workdo13_: http://www.hrw.one.pl/2006/07/10/tosa-and-26-kernel/
08:21.05koenhrw|work: I wished the Z bootloader would support something like this: http://dominion.kabel.utwente.nl/koen/cms/getting-back-to-ep93xx-testing
08:21.41do13_hrw|work: sometimes battery info report 0%: is this only after resume?
08:22.49hrw|workkoen: I saw that
08:22.53hrw|workdo13_: yes
08:23.15do13_hrw|work: thx. I know the reason:)
08:27.33koendo13_: any news on the ts<>lcd sync?
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08:30.06do13_koen: I had no time last weekend
08:32.48ade|deskgrr fontconfig suchs
08:32.52ade|desks/h/k
09:01.41zwelchso, can anyone give me hints about why my build would be picking up the native libstdc++ during a cross-compile?
09:02.07zwelchi'm somewhat baffled by the current bug
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09:02.58ade|deskzwelch: here do you see this ?
09:03.41zwelchmy BBFILES are at http://svn.minisplat.org/svn/src/trunk/build.d/dist/oe/ and the problem child is libsplaudio-codecs
09:05.00zwelchade|desk: does that answer your question? ;) (i'd referenced this in the channel earlier)
09:06.55ade|deskdoes your package know that it is to be cross-compiled ?
09:07.00zwelchabout four hours ago, i said "nifty, i'm getting "/usr/lib/libstdc++.so: could not read symbols: File in wrong format" when cross-compiling one of my libraries"
09:07.15zwelchwell, i'd had success with all of the other libraries until this one
09:07.29ade|deskyour classes don't say anything about how it is to be complied
09:07.31zwelchi am guessing the problem lies in the fact that this is the first plug-in module that it's tried to build
09:07.36ade|deskcompiled
09:07.41zwelchautotools/pkgconfig
09:08.09ade|deskand where is that inherited from ?
09:08.16koenzwelch: could I persuade you to look into upgrading/fixing glibmm and gtkmm?
09:08.22zwelchkoen: yes
09:08.28koen:)
09:08.43zwelchif by "persuade" you mean "authorize"
09:08.48koenI suspect you inherited the deps on g***mm from minisip
09:08.58zwelchi have inherited quite a few deps
09:09.03zwelchand... i have other packages to add
09:09.48zwelchade|desk: ${URI_ABOVE}/classes/minisplat.bbclass
09:09.56zwelchwell, almost... one sec
09:12.13zwelchokay, i just committed my update to the minisplat.bbclass to inherit from pkgconfig
09:12.19zwelchas i should have done to start
09:12.20ade|deskyou inherit minisplat-svn and then ... ?/? nothing
09:13.05ade|deskbut the codec doesn't inherit minisplat but minisplat-svn
09:13.22zwelchlibsplaudio-codecs_svn.bb -> include libsplaudio-codecs.inc -> inherit minisplat
09:13.37ade|desklook again
09:13.42zwelchditto
09:14.10XorAam I the only one that since pulling repo this morning cant build a lot of stuff as bitbake spits out a load of backtrace?
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09:14.52zwelchXorA: which repo exactly?
09:14.59XorAzwelch: .dev
09:15.17zwelchi just rebuild fresh a few hours ago
09:15.23ade|deskzwelch: have you tried since your change ?
09:16.28zwelchade|desk: tried what exactly?
09:16.44ade|deskbitbake packges ?
09:17.23zwelchhowzat?
09:17.33ade|deskjust build it
09:17.46ade|desksince your change from 358 to 359
09:18.16zwelchoh. the change was in my tree, just not committed
09:18.28zwelchit's not really the problem
09:19.28zwelchor rather, i don't think it was the solution, because, yes, i believe i had rebuilt all the libspl* stuff with that change included
09:20.03zwelch(that just didn't make it less correct, just not the solution to my strange cross-compile problem)
09:20.35ade|deskhave you looked in the configure log to see if it has picked up any of the cross -toolchain ?
09:20.36zwelchotherwise, i'd have experienced problems before libsplaudio-codecs.  again, i think it's a problem with the fact that it's a plug-in
09:20.50zwelchwell, everything works up until the link
09:21.06zwelchand the link of the first plug-in, afaik (though i haven't actually verified that)
09:21.07ade|deskworks or compiles ?
09:21.42zwelchheh, nothing "works" yet for me with OE/bb, if we aren't counting compiling :)
09:22.32XorA~lart pastebin
09:23.13XorAthis is what bitbake is throwing at me http://pastebin.ca/84763
09:23.18zwelchade|desk: this error is blocking me from adding the remaining bbfiles for my packages
09:23.37ade|deskzwelch: check to see if your other stuff is compiled with the correct toolchain
09:23.40zwelchso, i haven't even had a chance to compile everything that i need to even bother testing to see if it "works" :)
09:23.41hrw|workXorA: BBMASK?
09:24.01XorAhrw|work: BBMASK = ""
09:24.10hrw|workXorA: other regexp used?
09:24.14hrw|workXorA: http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1124
09:25.11zwelchnifty :)
09:25.52zwelchis there a proposed solution for that?
09:26.03goxboxliveIs there a way to make text/icon and so on bigger in Opie. The default out of OE is build for 3.5" 240x320 LCD, but we have 3.6" 480x640 LCD so the text/icons is kind of small before i adjust the apperance.
09:26.40goxboxliveI want it to come out of OE so it is usable at firsrt boot.
09:26.58XorAhrw|work: nope, and nothing that I have changed recently
09:27.40zwelchwell, it's a bug in compile
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09:27.54zwelchso, it's compiling some file (presumably one that you updated)
09:28.26zwelchlook for the bad reg ex :)
09:28.50koengoxboxlive: try #opie
09:29.18goxboxliveok koen. hi btw
09:29.28zwelchXorA: also, what version of bitbake?
09:29.55XorAzwelch: latest stable branch
09:30.01zwelchand more generally, does that make a difference yet?
09:31.47zwelchade|desk: fwiw, my minisplat repo has scripts for building to mingw32 too, so i know the system builds with cross-compilers
09:32.09zwelchit just doesn't build with every possible packaging/build system
09:32.40zwelch(and probably not for every archtecture targetable by cross-compilers, but that's an aside)
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09:38.21zwelchis it safe to run two instances of bitbake on the same tree? :)
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09:39.11zeckezwelch: well, we won't see a nuclear fallout
09:39.19zeckezwelch: but you could have issues :)
09:39.41zwelchyeah, kinda figured that would be non-trivial to acheive
09:41.03zwelchincidentally, that's gotta be a FAQ (if only in the minds of developers), and that's a good answer to quote in the manual ;)
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09:43.11zeckezwelch: e.g. if you have built the base toolchain
09:43.22zeckezwelch: you could build most of opie and most of gpe in parallel
09:43.43zwelchheh, "most of" being the operative word
09:45.12zwelchthe best solution would be a producer/consumer model, where all active instances communicate to let each other know which packages they are building
09:45.44zwelchof course, you also get to throw in loads of locking that slows down the comon single instance case
09:46.20zwelchit's all good; developers should know how to ensure they always win in these kinds of races ;)
09:46.42zwelchone strategy being to avoid them altogether :D
09:47.29do13_bye
09:47.38koendo13_: have fun!
09:47.43hrw|workcu dirk
09:47.49do13_thx
09:48.35koenzwelch: OE doesn't do locking of builds, so you could have two instances building the same package
09:49.19koen(which would be bad)
09:49.21hrw|workI would start one task to fetch (bitbake -cfetch targetstuff) and second to build it
09:49.24zwelchthey are definitely better than deadlocks
09:49.38hrw|workbut it can goes wrong if builds are faster then fetching
09:49.46zwelcha-yup :)
09:50.01koenwith a bit of common sense it should work
09:50.24zwelchmy bigger concern would be corruption of the cache
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09:59.29koen~lart nwfpe
09:59.34koenheh
09:59.37zeckehehe
09:59.56zeckekoen: just assume how much more floating point emulation would suck on a HURD system
10:00.39koennwfpe: bad structure size
10:01.10zeckeoh
10:01.13zeckeon EABI?
10:01.19koenyes
10:01.22zeckeanyway, torture starts
10:01.27koenI sent a patch for that to LAK
10:01.39zeckewhere is that stupid fellow student...
10:01.48koen-} floatx80;
10:01.48koen+}  __attribute__ ((packed,aligned(4))) floatx80;
10:01.52koen~lart EABI
10:01.59koenibot: botsnack
10:01.59ibotkoen: :)
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10:10.49giel_yes i was thinking the same thing
10:10.56giel_does anybody has experience with VFP?
10:11.07giel_with the 3.4.4 csl gcc?
10:11.28koengiel_: real vfp or softvfp?
10:11.47giel_i _think_ softvfp, but i'm not sure :S
10:12.23giel_well, i use -mfloat-abi=soft because gcc was complaining it couldn't do hardfloat in combination with vfp
10:13.12zwelchis it just me, or is oe.pastebin.com not working properly?
10:13.51koenzwelch: it isn't
10:13.59koenzwelch: try rafb.net/paste
10:14.17zwelchyes, well... how can i tell bitbake to use it for 'pastelog'
10:14.24koenehm....
10:14.28giel_hm, let me try one more compile run, and if that doesn't work i'll tell elaborately what my problem is ;)
10:14.41zwelchheh
10:14.47zwelchwell, i can hack it myself...
10:15.17zwelchbut that presumes a compatible pastebin protocol (request/response)
10:19.10XorAkoen: hurry up with your SoC :-)
10:19.21koen:)
10:19.37koenXorA: I'm writing down a flowchart in my google notebook
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10:22.21RP_I must admit I'm looking forward to seeing the results of the SoC project :)
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10:43.18XorAdoes glibc 2.3.5 build with binutils 2.17?
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10:46.16zwelchkoen, mickey|bbl: try this patch: http://rafb.net/paste/results/BVzqDk32.html
10:46.30zwelchincidentally, it was placed there by that patch :)
10:47.54zwelchhmmm
10:48.09XorAkoen: a day?
10:48.16giel_okay, to come back to my problem
10:48.18giel_| /home/oe/build/tmp/cross/lib/gcc/arm-linux/3.4.4/../../../../arm-linux/bin/ld: ERROR: /home/oe/build/tmp/cross/lib/gcc/arm-linux/3.4.4/libgcc.a(_ashldi3.o) uses FPA instructions, whereas /home/oe/build/tmp/work/glibc-intermediate-2.4-r5/build-arm-linux/elf/librtld.map.o does not
10:48.23giel_lots of those
10:48.53koengiel: that means you switch params in the middle of a build
10:48.59koenswitched*
10:49.06gielkoen: i started a clean build
10:49.25koenhrm
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10:51.22gielso, i have in my TARGET_CC_ARCH -mcpu=-march=armv5te -mtune=arm926ej-s  -mfpu=vfp -mfloat-abi=soft
10:51.57koenshouldn't that be 'softfp' ?
10:52.06gieltried that, same effect
10:52.41koenright now you're telling gcc to use the vfp coprocessor
10:52.51koenehm
10:52.54koenactually no
10:54.02gielsource of the problem is that i'm not completely sure what i'm doing, i hate that ;(
10:54.31gielbut i have to link against some libs i have here, which i compiled out of tree and they didn't compile without vfp
10:54.51gieland now my ffmpeg (in-tree) won't link against these libs if i compile it without vfp
10:56.14gielokay, i'll just fiddle on, if anyone has some great idea plz let me know ;)
10:56.58koenif all else fails: compile statically
10:57.23koenI suspect you might need some patches from crosstool/buildroot to get softvfp to work with gcc
10:57.33gielhmz
10:57.44gielmight gcc 4.1 or something like that help?
10:58.03koenI sure hope so :)
10:58.15gielthen i will also try to switch to that
10:58.16koengcc 4.1.1 should have EABI (=softvfp) support
10:58.30koenso it should be able to handle sovftp without eabi as well
10:58.32gielbut 3.4.4 csl should have as well, isn't it?
10:58.37koenno idea
10:58.47koen3.4.4 csl == patched to hell
10:58.50gielhm
10:58.52gieltrue
10:59.26gielokay, that's on my to-try list then, using 4.1.1
10:59.27Croftongm
11:00.48koenhey Crofton
11:00.59Croftonhi
11:01.06Croftonjust back from Italy
11:01.09Croftongood vacation
11:01.16koenthat's good to hear
11:01.34CroftonI like the kids playgrounds in beer gardens in Germany :)
11:01.41Croftonneed to tell my friends with kids
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11:04.42koenhey mickey|thesis
11:04.48tmbincfor space reasons, i want that .pyo-files (optimized compiled python files) are not included in the image, as we aren't using python -O. what's the easiest way to do this? some package.bbclass hack or is there a nicer way?
11:04.57RP_morning mickey|thesis
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11:08.24mickey|thesishi
11:10.40mickey|thesisgoxboxlive: that's no problem. those settings are specified by qpe.conf. you should really look into the OE manual one of these days to learn about OVERRIDES :D
11:10.50mickey|thesisgoxboxlive: I'm commiting your large icons in a second
11:11.07goxboxlivemickey i have done it allready
11:11.17goxboxlivenot in the OE but just localy
11:11.45goxboxliveBut i need some help with keyboard. Can we move obver to #OPIE?
11:11.57mickey|thesis*sigh* still your keyboard
11:12.03mickey|thesisya
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11:16.47zwelchmickey|thesis: i'd be interested in hearing your thoughts about my pastebin patch ;) (no pressure)
11:17.58mickey|thesiszwelch: first glance looks good. does it work? :D
11:18.20zwelchi'm guessing that's a rhetorical question, given my comment above :D
11:18.30mickey|thesisright
11:19.13zwelchthe only improvement might be to get the name of the buffer
11:19.36zwelchi.e. 'buffers' shows the name of the file, and i added the description to be passed along... might as well use it if we can still get at it
11:19.55mickey|thesisthat's right.
11:20.14zwelchi just did what i could do locally
11:20.27zwelchi.e. without more knowledge of the bb code
11:22.25mickey|thesisI haven't had a chance to improve the shell lately. I plan to return to it in a couple of months.
11:22.34mickey|thesis+ stacking a GUI on it
11:23.00zwelchi'll probably continue to submit patches
11:23.29mickey|thesisexcellent!
11:24.26Kerwood_zwelch: my glibc build died for the same reason, even after adding the most sensible PREFERRED_PROVIDERS :(
11:24.45zwelchKerwood_: doh!
11:24.57zwelchi wish i had better advice for you :/
11:25.02Kerwood_zwelch: I need to go to other system where it worked and study the differences
11:25.07zwelchoooooh!
11:25.17Kerwood_I think I may have a dirty PATH
11:25.17zwelchwait... i just remembered what i think the problem is
11:25.45zwelchwhat version of binutils-cross are you getting?
11:26.26Kerwood_zwelch: 2.17
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11:26.52zwelchokay, i think that might be it; you'll note i added a PREFERRED_VERSION for 2.16 in my conf
11:27.07zwelchsorry. i guess i steered you to the wrong PREFERRED_THINGY the first time :(
11:28.13Kerwood_zwelch: Sure enough! Wow, this might be it! Thanks -- I'll give it a whirl now.
11:28.14zwelchit's worth noting that 2.16 is what you want, not the 2.16.91.* versions that are also there
11:28.26CIA-903mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * rc0df5bfe... 10/conf/distro/generic.conf: generic.conf include sane srcdates
11:28.30CIA-903mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * rf8ca5d54... 10/conf/distro/generic-unstable.conf: generic-unstable.conf detach from generic, since we don't want to include sane-srcdates here
11:28.34CIA-903mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * rfa3fb685... 10/packages/opie-taskbar/ (3 files in 2 dirs): opie-taskbar 1.2.2 add dedicated qpe.conf for htcuniversal
11:28.46Kerwood_zwelch: Roger dat
11:30.03gielzwelch: angstrom is using th 91.* version
11:30.09mickey|thesiszwelch: patch applied in R546, thanks
11:30.40zwelchgiel: i'm just reporting my experience... i had to rewind to 2.16 to get it working again
11:31.07gielzwelch: okay, i will note that if i get any problems
11:31.13Kerwood_zwelch: When do you plan to sleep, btw?
11:31.20zwelchand... i suppose that i only tried to .0.7 build
11:31.31zwelchKerwood_: sleep is for the week... and the cubicle farmers
11:31.48Kerwood_zwelch: =:O
11:32.06gielzwelch: that's what angstrom is using as well, and i'm trying to build it right now
11:33.44zwelchKerwood_: my patch record (as documented in the minisplat repo logs) shows my sleeping patterns can be erratic to non-existance
11:34.30Kerwood_zwelch: Well, as long as you aren't cheating with chemicals, I guess there's no harm
11:34.45gielzwelch: you can try the uberman sleep schedule
11:34.47zwelchwait, when did chemicals become cheating?
11:34.59Kerwood_heh
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11:41.20CIA-903zecke123 * r544 10bitbake/lib/bb/parse/parse_c/ (BBHandler.py Makefile bitbakec.pyx): bitbake c parser: first steps torwards a working parser
11:42.05kergoththere we go
11:42.37CIA-903zecke123 * r544 10bitbake/lib/bb/parse/parse_c/ (BBHandler.py Makefile bitbakec.pyx): bitbake c parser: first steps torwards a working parser
11:42.53kergothhmm, thats odd
11:42.59koenkergoth: cool
11:43.36CIA-903zecke123 * r544 10bitbake/lib/bb/parse/parse_c/ (BBHandler.py Makefile bitbakec.pyx): bitbake c parser: first steps torwards a working parser
11:44.16zwelchif i were a betting man, i would guess that is not the last we are going to hear about r544
11:45.48CIA-903kergoth * r547 10bitbake/a: Testing CIA notification.
11:46.01CIA-903kergoth * r548 10bitbake/a: Testing CIA notification, again.
11:46.07kergoththere, all good
11:46.08koenRP_: what's the functional status of pxa270 cpufreq?
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11:54.54[g2]has the monotone update occured yet ?
11:55.06koen[g2]: not yet
11:55.14[g2]morning koen
11:55.23[g2]do you know when that's to occur ?
11:55.26koenyes
11:55.28koensee http://www.openembedded.org/openembedded-migration-from-monotone-0-25-to-0-27
11:55.36[g2]THX
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12:02.31cbrakehello
12:02.41eFfeMhi all
12:02.57koenhey cbrake & eFfeM
12:03.27RP_koen: There isn't any patch I'd trust
12:03.27cbrakezwelch: so you got your bbclass to work :-)
12:04.05koenRP_: I see
12:06.39kergothi really dont think cpufreq is sufficient, especially after messing with omap's
12:08.40koenkergoth: cpufreq + dyntick would make a nice combo
12:10.30katossi_uniis there any experience of angstrom working in akitas?
12:10.47katossi_unilast time I tried it was freezing pretty bad
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12:26.13eFfeM~change hkd 61 to eur
12:26.29NAbyss~change 61 hkd to eur
12:26.40eFfeMyeah, figured that out
12:27.01eFfeMNAbyss, tnx
12:27.10NAbyssnp
12:27.50eFfeMgot my mp3 player from ebay, paid eur 14 s&h it had hkd 61 on it, was curious on how much that actually was
12:28.34eFfeM~change 31.30 hkd to eur
12:28.42eFfeMmisread teh stamkps
12:29.51koenpH5: busybox 1.2.0 seems to work with eabi
12:30.13hrw|workkoen: finally booted something?
12:30.39katossi_unioz 3.5.4.1 has been released but I only update to rc4, what's wrong?
12:30.49koenhrw|work: yep, on my c700
12:31.18hrw|workkatossi_uni: ?
12:31.55katossi_uniok maybe I should try deleting all the temps
12:31.56pH5koen: cool. so no need for coreutils anymore?
12:32.26koenpH5: it does freeze just after syslog, but that might be due to angstrom-bootstrap-image not shipping some stuff
12:32.39koenpH5: but editing the udev script to run busybox works
12:32.47koenpH5: no weird errors
12:33.04koenpH5: I have to note that this is an armv4t rootfs
12:33.53katossi_unihrw|work: what I meant is I pulled the sources from .oz354 but I could only see rc4 stuff
12:34.37hrw|workkatossi_uni: http://www.openembedded.org/repo/org.openembedded.oz354x/conf/distro/openzaurus-3.5.4.1.conf say 3.5.4.1
12:35.01katossi_uninops
12:35.07katossi_uniit says rc4
12:35.13katossi_unidamn
12:36.07katossi_unibut I'm doing the pull and update!
12:37.31LaibschAnyone here using distcc with OE?  Is it troublefree?
12:38.54hrw|workinherit += "distcc"?
12:40.14zeckeLaibsch: try icecream
12:40.31zeckeLaibsch: no it is not troublefree, you have no influence about which toolchain the other clients are using
12:45.41Laibschhrw|work: despite zecke's warning (which I will investigate), would it be as easy as that simple line to activate distcc for openembedded?
12:46.05hrw|workLaibsch: dont know - I have one machine only
12:47.23Laibschhrw|work: you could throw in you zaurii ;-)
12:47.41Laibschyour
12:47.50hrw|workLaibsch: all 4 ones?
12:48.25Laibschyes, don't be shy ;-)
12:48.30zeckehrw|work: try OpenMosix on them :}
12:48.35LaibschYou will have enormous computing power.
12:48.49Laibschzecke: Interesting project indeed.
12:49.18zeckeis it still around?
12:49.22Laibschzecke: Actually one that I was considering when first trying out OE. and you still needed 1+G of RAM which I did not have.
12:49.36zeckeLaibsch: trust me, you want icecream not distcc
12:49.42zeckeeverybody loves icecream
12:49.44Laibschbut OE will not run in parallel on openmosix since it is just a single thread.
12:49.50Laibschzecke: I trust you.
12:50.07zeckeLaibsch: RP will break the barrier soon (soon as in Free Software 'soon')
12:51.31Laibschzecke: what barrier?
12:51.37Laibschthe single-thread one?
12:52.36eFfeMi see some  bb files that have a DEPENDS on eg libxml2, shouldn't that be libxml2-dev ?
12:53.36zeckeLaibsch: yes, the single threaded one
12:54.16hrw|workeFfeM: no
12:54.36hrw|workeFfeM: libxml2 is recipe PN, libxml2-dev is result of build
12:55.08Laibschzecke: Do you use icecc with OE?  What Desktop distro?
12:55.24LaibschDocs are more than sketchy for it on ubuntu.
12:55.39zeckeLaibsch: I used to use it
12:55.52LaibschWhy did you abandon it?
12:55.55zeckeLaibsch: but that was was at my internship where we had more than one computer
12:56.15LaibschEverybody just single computer here, eh?
12:57.05zeckeLaibsch: we either live in more poor countries, or are just poor
12:57.29LaibschI have lots of old one lying around.  And one main desktop/server and laptop.  The latter are the only powerful ones by todays standard and the ones I use regularly.
12:58.11ade|deski have loads of computers, just old and not connected by a lan :(
12:58.19koenonly my server is not >5 years old
12:58.28koenbut that's because the mobo died 3 years ago
12:58.41koenall the other x86 crap is pretty old
12:58.42Laibschzecke: Well, for me it it the other way round.  I stopped buying new computer a while ago but took the computers from my relatives who screwed up their Windows system on it and thought a new computer would be the cure-all
12:58.54zeckehehe
12:59.08hrw|work;))
12:59.10zeckeLaibsch: well, I wouldn't be able to pay the power bill for old computers...
12:59.37hrw|workmy machine is ~3 years old: athlonxp2200+, 1G ram, 120G hdd
12:59.52Laibschzecke: I would not want the power-bill for today's computer.s
12:59.58ade|deski was offered a MIPS beast, was well up for it, but then i found i needed 3-phase power for it :(
13:00.29koenade|desk: a friend of mine used his onyx as a space heater in the winter
13:00.40ade|deskhehe
13:00.44hrw|workkoen: ;D
13:00.50ade|deskthats small fry
13:01.26ade|deskthis one was r4k but just had hundreads of the things
13:01.39Laibschzecke: power consumption per CPU horsepower has been pretty stable, Google complained lately.
13:02.28LaibschThus faster computers waste more unless utilized for 100% all the time.
13:02.43koenget a T1 :)
13:03.25LaibschWhat for?  To compile more?
13:03.25Laibsch/me not trying to set a compile record here, just get stuff done ;-)
13:03.44eFfeMhrw|work don't understand the -dev part completely, especially when working native I need to have the headers installed (but if I have a pacakge that does not cross compile, I still would like to use cross-compiled packages from other versions
13:04.07ade|deskLaibsch: i thought that new servers reduced clock cycles if not needed, least HP Proliant ones do
13:04.19Laibschzecke: back to icecc.  What did you do to make OE use it?  I guess just inherit will not be sufficient, will it?
13:04.27goxboxliveYES at last. I have gotten the keyboard working in the HTC Universal right out of OE
13:04.46zeckeLaibsch: I have not used it in a while, it could be a bit rotted
13:04.53zeckeLaibsch: but INHERIT += "icecc" should do
13:04.56hrw|workeFfeM: OE/bitbake know that "libxml2" exist. they do not know that result will be 'libxml2-dev' (depends on version of oe/bitbake)
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13:05.12LaibschWow, OE is absolutely incredible, unbelievable.
13:05.16goxboxlivezecke and hrw : cool right? finaly
13:05.36zeckegoxboxlive: awesome :)
13:07.19eFfeMhrw|work, to make it more difficult: there is meta/slugos-native.bb which aims at installing a complete native toolchain, had to add DEPENDS=libc6-dev to get crt1.o in (and libc6 is from glibc)
13:08.00koencan we rename that to meta/build-essential.bb ?
13:08.03hrw|workeFfeM: it should work with DEPENDS="glibc" RDEPENDS="libc6-dev" iirc
13:08.09hrw|workkoen: NO!
13:08.29hrw|workkoen: openslug-native has tooo much stuff inside to be called 'build-essential'
13:08.53hrw|workkoen: Depends: libc6-dev | libc-dev, gcc (>= 4:4.0.2-2), g++ (>= 4:4.0.2-2), make, dpkg-dev (>= 1.13.5)
13:09.02hrw|workthats build-essential from debian
13:09.27eFfeMi'd rather leave it to rwhitby and koen to decide would be happy if there is a build-essential.bb that I could include
13:12.18hrw|workhow to kill gvim: gvimdiff dump.sql dump2.sql (49k and 57k lines)
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13:19.03gandhijeecan someone help me out with dropbear?
13:19.12NAbyssgandhijee: Anything in particular?
13:19.40gandhijeeyeah i can't seem to login
13:19.48gandhijeeis get this
13:19.49gandhijeeauthpriv.info dropbear[204]: Child connection from 192.168.1.2:20858
13:19.57gandhijeeauthpriv.warn dropbear[204]: login attempt for nonexistent user from 192.168.1.2:20858
13:20.08gandhijeebut i am login in as root w/ passwd
13:20.35NAbyssHmm. Are you doing ssh root@device-ip?
13:20.45gandhijeei am using putty
13:20.50NAbyssTry it from the device itself.. ssh root@localhost
13:20.53gandhijeeso when i get there it ask for my user name
13:21.07gandhijeeone sec, i have to build dbclient
13:22.19gandhijeels
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13:24.33gandhijeedo i have to setup another file with authorized IPs?
13:24.46CIA-903mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * ra853b21c... 10/packages/pulseaudio/pulseaudio_0.9.2.bb: pulseaudio 0.9.2 improve packaging
13:25.22NAbyssgandhijee: Not AFAIK
13:26.23gandhijeedbclient: connection to root@127.0.0.1:22 exited: Failed to get homedir
13:26.35gandhijeeone sec
13:26.39gandhijeei have to fix somethings
13:27.14gandhijeeumm
13:27.23gandhijeei can't even ping localhost...
13:27.36gandhijeeit doesn't pull that info from my hosts file.
13:27.43NAbyssTry just using the IP
13:27.51gandhijeeyeah i did that
13:28.00gandhijeedbclient: connection to root@127.0.0.1:22 exited: Failed to get homedir
13:30.46CIA-903mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * r74324a04... 10/packages/libsndfile/ (libsndfile1_1.0.11.bb libsndfile1_1.0.16.bb): libsndfile 1.0.11 -> 1.0.16
13:31.02NAbyssHmm.
13:31.09NAbyssMake sure root's ~ is set correctly?
13:32.10gandhijeei have it set as the / dir
13:32.26NAbyssWhat happens if you login as root.. what's pwd?
13:32.38gandhijee"/"
13:33.00gandhijeedo i have to set a $HOME var?
13:33.15gandhijeemy embedded systems book doesn't really go in to too much detail
13:33.22NAbyssThat should be set by the login process, not your login script
13:33.31NAbyssi.e. ssd
13:33.34NAbysser, sshd
13:34.34gandhijeei don't have a login scipt
13:34.42NAbyssYeah, that shouldn't matter
13:34.44gandhijeeand i use busybox for everything else
13:34.50NAbysssshd should do it all..
13:35.06gandhijeei am using dropbear though
13:35.18gandhijeedo i need to symlink dropbear to sshd???
13:35.45NAbyssYou shouldn't need ot
13:36.16gandhijeeman
13:36.34gandhijeethen the only thing i can say is dropbear needs better documentation
13:36.39gandhijeedo i need pty's??
13:36.44NAbyssHehe, yeah, most things do..
13:36.46XorAok, I am living in wierd world :-)
13:36.49XorA:-(
13:36.58NAbyssI'd only be guessing, but, yes, I'd say ptys would be necessary
13:37.14gandhijeehmm
13:38.27gandhijeethe Legacy (BSD) PTY support in the kernel??
13:41.13chouimatmorning
13:43.09koenXorA: yes?
13:45.15zeckegandhijee: that is not necessary (legacy stuff)
13:46.25gandhijeebusybox option then?
13:46.28gandhijee[cc]smart,
13:46.31gandhijeewhoop
13:47.08gandhijeei can't seem to get dropbear to let me in to my system
13:50.44gandhijeei always get this: (none) authpriv.warn dropbear[220]: login attempt for nonexistent user from 192.168.1.2:20932
13:51.37ade|deskcan mtn query the history of a single file ?
13:51.53koenade|desk: mtn log <file> --no-merges | more
13:52.05koenade|desk: that tracks renames as well
13:52.15ade|deskcool cheers
13:54.45gielhm... now i have different EABI versions, my own gcc is apparently version 4, while one of my other libraries (of which i don;t have the source) appears to be version 0
13:55.02gandhijeeanyone know why dropbear would give me that error?
13:55.19koenNOTE: Applying patch 'zecke-no-host-includes.patch'
13:55.19koenNOTE: package gcc-4.1.1-r4: task do_patch: completed
13:55.32NAbyssgandhijee: A long shot, if you can't work it out otherwise.. run dropbear through strace, or in debug mode?
13:55.55koenah, those are guarded by ifdefs
13:55.57thejapagandhijee:  can u login from any other user?
13:56.08gandhijeethats the only user on the machine.
13:56.14gandhijeeits an embedded style system
13:56.20gandhijeeIXP465
13:56.21thejapaare you sure you have not set shell to /bin/false? :)
13:56.28gandhijeeyeah
13:56.58gandhijeeroot:<removed>:0:0:root:/:/bin/ash
13:57.13gandhijeei can login VIA console
13:58.47thejapamaybe dropbear denies root logins? duh
13:59.02thejapawith a very confusing message
13:59.26zeckekoen: yes?
13:59.55gandhijeeno, i have it setup to allow root logins
14:06.35ade|deskand today's phrase, "jesus, wtf just happend?"
14:13.14ade|deskbitbake randomly choosing the wrong packages version to those set in the distro conf, but renaming tmp and then it chooses the correct ones
14:13.28ade|deskwtf
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14:22.15koenade|desk: wtf, indeed
14:22.55XorAade|desk: which bitbake?
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14:23.17XorAade|desk: Ive been fighting bb madness without hope all morning, then it just magically fixed itself
14:24.13ade|desk1.4.2
14:24.17ade|deskshit 1.4.3
14:24.24sirfredHello
14:24.44ade|deskXorA: voodoo magic
14:25.52ade|deski got fontconfig to run by cheating, replaced the Makefiles for fc-{case,lang,glphname} for local stuff, works ok now :)
14:26.57XorAade|desk: must be your voodoo that fixed it
14:27.31koenfirefox 2 seems to be nearing release
14:27.37koenany volunteers for adding it to IE?
14:27.39koenehm
14:27.41koenOE
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14:28.14XorAkoen: firefox 1.5.0.4 doesnt build, 1.5.0.1 builds but doesnt run, so I dont hold hope of 2.0 working :-(
14:28.37koenmaybe they fixed all that
14:28.40koen*cough*
14:28.59XorAkoen: looking at the list of patches distros add to firefox I doubt it :-)
14:29.05ade|desklol
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14:35.04pxa270hi ...
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14:35.26pxa270i've have a problem during bitbake meta-opie
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14:36.47pxa270it stops at intltool-native-0.31-r0 , it complains about missing XML::Parser
14:37.16XorApxa270: apt-get install libxml-perl or something similar
14:37.33pxa270i've already build libxml-parser-perl
14:37.51XorApxa270: but not a 15:54 < pxa270> i've already build libxml-parser-perl
14:38.05XorAbut not a libxml-parser-perl-native
14:38.16XorAapologies for bogus line
14:40.03pxa270i've build both of them..
14:40.25pxa270libxml-parser-perl and libxml-parser-perl-native
14:40.48XorApxa270: hrmm, no idea then
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14:44.40RP_mickey|thesis: The PACKAGES_DYNAMIC = "pulseaudio-module-**" breaks bitbake :}
14:46.49pxa270XorA: here's my error log - http://paste.plone.org/5206
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14:52.47pxa270XorA: ok .. thanx..
14:52.48CIA-903koen 07org.oe.dev * r17de3227... 10/packages/monotone/monotone-6_0.27.bb: monotone: add 0.27
14:53.43XorApxa270: Im afraid Im just about to run away from office, so I cant look deeper
14:54.25pxa270XorA: no worries... i'll try and fix it... thanx....
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15:28.18thejapazecke: what? over the cup?
15:29.05zeckethejapa: yes
15:29.22zeckethejapa: since march of this year teams can be disqualified
15:29.38zeckethejapa: if players say something discriminating or racist
15:29.50zeckethejapa: which obviously has happened during the match
15:30.01zeckeso: Red Card for Zidane, Disqualification of Italy
15:30.09thejapazecke: like calling zidane "you idiot playing like brazilian"
15:30.10zeckeWorld Champion is France :)
15:30.10thejapahehe
15:30.19CoreDump|homehi
15:30.26thejapahi
15:30.50thejapalooks like your coach is parreira
15:30.57thejapayou are fat like ronaldo
15:31.02zeckethejapa: I hope FIFA will investivage
15:31.46thejapahttp://fun.drno.de/flash/games/zidane.swf
15:32.09thejapazecke: just for fun :)
15:32.23zeckethejapa: I have played it already :)
15:32.27thejapak
15:32.27m4gnetdillo don t do flash :(
15:32.40thejapaneither amd64
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15:36.03JoeSchmothere is gnash for flash on amd64
15:36.21NAbyssI consider lack of flash a feature, not a bug..
15:36.43zeckehehe
15:36.46JoeSchmobut a privilege :)
15:36.56zeckeNAbyss: no flash animation for the survey results?
15:37.21NAbysszecke: I wouldn't be able to author it, let alone view it..
15:38.56NAbyssAnyways, time for sleep
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16:04.16jasurisis there any documentation on how to define new distro and machine files? I tried defining them to build the ti-davinci linux, but it fails saying it can satisfy a depmon dependency, which i dont include
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16:14.07emtejasuris, the only docs i know of are by example
16:14.34emtejust look and follow
16:14.38koenjasuris: it's in the usermanual
16:14.51jasurisk thanks
16:14.54emtewhich user manual?
16:15.13mickey|thesismake sure that your kernel .bb file has a version number.
16:16.53mickey|thesisprobably because it's your guess which is inspiring the others
16:17.15koenemte: openembedded.org -> documentation -> user manual
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16:19.16jasuristhe manual section on building the distro files is empty
16:19.19emteyeah
16:19.24jasurissame is true for the machine
16:19.26emtei just saw that myself
16:20.12emtewell, there is still my idea :)
16:20.45koensee http://www.openembedded.org/user-manual&dpage=ch05s05#id2468081
16:21.18tkpanyone have any idea which package provides libx11?
16:21.40koentkp: a wild guess: libx11?
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16:22.06tkpkoen: there is no such package
16:22.27koenpowerbook-wlan:~/Projects/OpenEmbedded/org.openembedded.dev/packages/xlibs koen$ ls | grep libx11
16:22.27koenlibx11
16:22.27koenlibx11-native_6.2.1.bb
16:22.28koenlibx11-native_cvs.bb
16:22.28koenlibx11_20050226.bb
16:22.28koenlibx11_6.2.1.bb
16:22.29koenlibx11_X11R7.0-1.0.0.bb
16:22.31koenlibx11_X11R7.1-1.0.1.bb
16:22.34koenlibx11_cvs.bb
16:22.35koenlibx11_git.bb
16:22.39tkphmm
16:22.40koenand diet-x11 of course :)
16:22.50tkpfair enough... missed them somehow
16:23.20tkpahhh. xlibs :)
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16:29.01jasurismickey|thesis: adding the base kernel version to the bb file did the trick, thanks
16:29.10mickey|thesisnp :)
16:29.35mickey|thesisif you want to understand why, then have a look at kernel.bbclass
16:29.39mickey|thesiswhich contains
16:29.40mickey|thesisDEPENDS += "virtual/${TARGET_PREFIX}depmod-${@get_kernelmajorversion('${PV}')}
16:30.24goxboxlivehi mickey|thesis I fixed the HTC universal keyboard today. Sp now it works roght out of OE :-)
16:30.30mickey|thesisgoxboxlive: woot!
16:30.36mickey|thesisgoxboxlive: how did you manage?
16:31.03goxboxliveI disbaled a lot of patches in qte-common.inc and voila it worked
16:31.17mickey|thesisoh
16:31.49mickey|thesisnot quite a solution we can apply, but may give us a hint
16:32.12goxboxliveit seems like key.patch and the machine definitions in it messed things up.
16:32.32goxboxliveSo now iam starting to build with miltuthread support
16:32.49goxboxlivemultithread
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16:33.39goxboxliveis there a way to have a machine related qte-common.inc?
16:34.08goxboxliveLike i put it in a directory named htcuniversal ( like i do for inittab) ?
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16:39.48koenzecke: I have a great idea
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16:40.15koenzecke: let's add 'this chapter is a stub, please help us expand it' to the empty manual sections!
16:40.48YoGhi I'm trying to follow the tutorial on the oe webpage. I'm stuck on the step of downloading the monotone database (OE.db.bz2), there is no such file in that directory, can some one direct me to the right place (file)?
16:41.38zeckekoen: and get launchpad integration done?
16:41.47koenzecke: heh
16:41.48zeckekoen: so people can just edit content :}
16:42.04koenYoG: works fine over here
16:42.36koenYoG: just follow http://www.openembedded.org/wiki/GettingStarted
16:42.37bronsonI'm getting an error bitbaking tslib...  "ERROR: function do_patchcleancmd failed"
16:42.38YoGkoen: is that: "wget http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/OE/OE.db.bz2"?
16:42.46koenno
16:43.15bronsontmp/work/arm-linux/tslib-0.0cvs20060102-r39/temp/run.do_patchcleancmd.19882: line 497: syntax error near unexpected token `('
16:43.26koenbronson: check your local.conf for spurious " or ' chars
16:43.55bronsonkoen, I've already baked all the kernels and a buch of packages up til now.  But will do.
16:43.55koenYoG: just follow http://www.openembedded.org/wiki/GettingStarted
16:44.33emtezecke, you maen like the simple familiar one?
16:44.37emtemean*
16:44.47YoGkoen: ok, but what's the sense of putting a tutorial...?
16:45.03koenYoG: what tutorial?
16:45.11koengettingstarted is correct
16:45.14YoGkoen: just a sec...
16:45.36YoGkoen: http://www.openembedded.org/screencasts/org.openembedded.htm
16:45.56bronsonHere's the (shortened) offending line, fwiw:  "install -m 0644 ...tslib-0.0cvs20060102-r39/ts-bb.data.getVar("ZKERNEL_VERSION", d, 1).conf ...image/usr/share/tslib/ts.conf"
16:45.59koenzecke: your screencast is broken
16:46.25mickey|thesisgoxboxlive: no, overrides don't apply to include/require
16:46.42mickey|thesisgoxboxlive: despite that, we want our qte to work with USB keyboards out of the box
16:46.48YoGkoen, zecke: this tutorial is a great idea, pitty that it doesn't work....
16:46.49mickey|thesisso we need to fix it.
16:46.57koenmickey|thesis: machine specific anti-patch
16:47.07mickey|thesiskoen: nah. no more hacks to qte
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16:48.20zeckekoen: why?
16:48.36emtewrong url
16:48.43emtefor the snapshot
16:49.39emtenice hostname btw :P
16:50.09zeckewhich snapshot url?
16:50.14bronsonkoen, I'm pretty sure that all quotes match fine.
16:50.32emteOE.db
16:50.51zeckeah, I scrolled up
16:51.18YoGwhat is the right url?
16:51.29emteYoG, openembedded.org
16:51.33zeckeYoG: see GettingStarted :)
16:51.39YoGok ok...
16:51.39zeckeYoG: I don't remember the right url
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16:52.24YoGjust for the record: wget http://www.openembedded.org/snapshots/OE.db.bz2
16:52.35YoGthanx
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16:55.33bronson|buildCan anyone tell me why '(' is an unexpected token?
16:55.37koenbronson: usually it are stray quotes that trigger that error, but it could be something else
16:55.55bronson|buildIs getVar("ZKERNEL_VERSION", d, 1) supposed to be in this file?
16:58.24bronson|buildBash is definitely complaining about the getVar...  Is that supposed to be expanded before this file is generated?
16:58.42bronson|buildSpecificially, the "getVar("
17:00.58mickey|thesissounds like something pollutes your shell script with python
17:01.19koeninteresting choice of words
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17:01.28mickey|thesisheh
17:01.33koencoming from mickeyl 'python' lauer
17:01.42mickey|thesisthat's right
17:01.49mickey|thesisthe only excuse is being a non-native speaker
17:01.57mickey|thesiss/pollutes/mixes/
17:03.44bronson|buildso getVar is not supposed to be in this file?  Any ideas on how to track this further?
17:05.16zeckepastebin and look into your local.conf file
17:06.48mickey|thesistslib_cvs.bb:
17:06.48mickey|thesisinstall -m 0644 ${WORKDIR}/ts-${ZKERNEL_VERSION}.conf ${D}${datadir}/tslib/ts.conf
17:06.59mickey|thesissounds like your bitbake is broken if that mangles to the line you pasted
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17:07.58zeckemickey|thesis: aehm
17:09.07mickey|thesisno? install -m 0644 ...tslib-0.0cvs20060102-r39/ts-bb.data.getVar("ZKERNEL_VERSION", d, 1).conf  looks pretty broken to me in shell :)
17:09.58emtegetVar() is a python function is it not?
17:10.06zeckemickey|thesis: well, if ZKERNEL_VERSION expands to that?
17:10.32mickey|thesiszecke: hmm... interesting theory. in that case, something else would be broken
17:10.40mickey|thesisemte: yeah.
17:11.12zeckekoen: now you need to upload the patch?
17:12.27koenzecke: which patch?
17:12.29zeckemickey|thesis: should ZKERNEL_VERSION bes something?
17:12.35zeckekoen: NWFPE
17:12.46koento OE?
17:12.46mickey|thesiszecke: in .oz35x it's supposed to be "2.4" or "2.6"
17:12.53zeckekoen: to the patchtracker
17:12.54mickey|thesisin .dev this variable no longer exists
17:12.56koenin .dev as well
17:13.01koenzecke: no idea
17:13.14zeckebronson|build: which version did you set?
17:13.57zeckemickey|thesis: http://www.linuxdevices.com/files/misc/CerfBoard-270-display-linux.jpg
17:14.25mickey|thesiszecke: coool :D
17:14.43mickey|thesislooks like OpenSIMpad
17:15.32zeckemickey|thesis: the answer from sisihaus made me happy
17:15.41mickey|thesiszecke: did it? hmm
17:15.50mickey|thesisit was nice to see anyone supporting us, yeah
17:15.57mickey|thesisbut it didn't bring anything forward or does it?
17:16.03zeckemickey|thesis: it doesn't
17:16.14mickey|thesisisn't he working @ TT nowadays?
17:16.23zeckemickey|thesis: yupp
17:16.31zeckemickey|thesis: he is doing scribe
17:16.40mickey|thesisfull screen hw iM?
17:16.59zeckemickey|thesis: no, Scribe the QTextWidget, Layouting, etc...
17:17.03mickey|thesisoh right
17:17.15mickey|thesis~lart namespaces
17:17.28zeckeany shaped pages with flowing text ...
17:18.11mickey|thesisit would be about time that a couple of Oslo guys complain about Brisbane's way of handling things
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17:18.38zeckemickey|thesis: they are mostly unaware
17:18.43mickey|thesis:(
17:19.11zeckemickey|thesis: "TT supports Free Software, they hired me"
17:19.19zeckemickey|thesis: is quite common
17:19.49zeckemickey|thesis: it looks like this common Free Software liking didn't swap over to Brisbane
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17:20.08zeckelpotter: please correct me if I'm wrong, it is not meant to be FUD
17:20.54mickey|thesisprayer-wheel-mantra
17:20.56zeckelpotter: it is like HURD. We have a small window to make it happen. If we (emphasis>we</emphasis>) fail, Qtopia will be obsolete
17:20.59mickey|thesiswon't say anything else
17:21.24zeckemickey|thesis: Most of them don't want to know that such things happen within their company
17:21.30zeckemickey|thesis: they simply can't believe
17:21.51mickey|thesisi remember. even hogne was surprised we didn't already have the qtopia 2 source code
17:22.24zeckemickey|thesis: well, did you see woglindes SUSE buy out plan?
17:22.29zeckemickey|thesis: we could adept it
17:22.32mickey|thesiszecke: yeah. a good plan.
17:23.26chouimathmmm?
17:23.32chouimatand hi *
17:23.40mickey|thesisfear not. we are young enough. at least you are. we have some more time to make things move.
17:23.44mickey|thesis:D
17:24.04bronson|buildSorry -- unexpected phone call.
17:24.19bronson|buildzecke, which version?  You mean kernel version?
17:24.41zeckebronson|build: this variable, is that set to anything?
17:24.54koenzecke: yeah, I'm now registering with rmk and all
17:25.02zeckemickey|bbl: EFL++, but this drug called Qt is just too good
17:25.20koenzecke: unbelievable how much work it is to get a one-liner into the kernel
17:25.26zeckekoen: yes :)
17:25.35zeckekoen: now you need to accept the faq, enable cookies
17:25.44zeckekoen: then don't forget the Signed-Off lines...
17:25.46bronson|buildzecke, right now KERNEL_VERSION is commented out...  I thought machine/collie would set that.  I'll look deeper.
17:26.12zeckebronson|build: it might do, I'm clueless in this regard
17:26.26koenzecke: I have the signed off lines, but thunderbird messes up my patch
17:26.27bronson|buildmore clueful than me though!
17:26.43koenzecke: but anyway, I need to wait for rmk to ack my account for the patch tracker
17:27.52koenzecke, mickey|bbl: make qt bindings for efl :)
17:28.35chouimatefl?
17:28.53mickey|bblzecke: if TT's claims are true then Qt/E is the way to go with an own interface on top. Forget about Linux standard mobile phone UI, that time frame is gone. We will have to build something original and that will increase fragmentation, but the best system will probably survive.
17:29.07mickey|bbls/probably/hopefully/
17:29.22zeckemickey|bbl: oh well
17:29.22mickey|bbl~efl
17:29.27iboti guess efl is the Enlightenment Foundation Libraries.  See http://enlightenment.org/index.php?id=18  The core libraries of the EFL are: Evas, Imlib2, Ecore, EDB, EET, Embryo, Edje, Esmart, Etox, and EWL.
17:29.27bronson|buildzecke, explicitly setting KERNEL_VERSION="2.4" didn't help.  :(
17:30.04mickey|bblibot: no, efl is the Enlightenment Foundation Libraries.  See http://enlightenment.org/index.php?id=18  The core libraries of the EFL are: Evas, Ecore, EET, Embryo, Edje, Esmart, EWL, and ETK.
17:30.06ibotmickey|bbl: okay
17:30.31zeckebronson|build: did you omit the 'Z'
17:30.31zeckemickey|bbl: well, we could start using this MOTO GSM 07.11 code and create a phoneserver on top
17:30.32zeckemickey|bbl: no imlib2?
17:31.01mickey|bblimlib2 is no longer a necessity
17:31.05mickey|bblit helps though
17:31.28mickey|bblthe size of qte is distracting though
17:31.59bronson|buildzecke, intentionally.  KERNEL_VERSION is in build.conf.  I'll try to manually set ZKERNEL_VERSION but that just seems wrong somehow...
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17:35.17bronson|buildzecke, manually setting ZKERNEL_VERSION fails too.
17:35.41zeckeoh well
17:35.49zeckethen spot for other errors in your local.conf :}
17:36.07zeckebronson|build: which version of bitbake do you use?
17:36.30bronson|buildzecke, 1.4.2
17:36.42zeckethat is fine :)
17:37.16zeckehmm did the ISP's nameserver crash :}
17:38.13bronson|buildCan anyone pastebin a local.conf that works for oz?
17:39.07bronson|buildI've been over this file 10 times and it's starting to make me crosseyed...\
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17:43.11zeckefor collie?
17:44.30bronson|buildzecke, for any machine.  I'm happy to get it working, then adapt it to collie.
17:44.40bronson|buildI'd just like something to finish without error!
17:44.52zeckebronson|build: the one from the earlier screencast fails?
17:45.20bronson|builder...  earlier screencast?
17:45.33zeckebronson|build: http://www.openembedded.org/screencasts/org.openembedded.htm
17:46.36bronson|buildDrat.  Flash.
17:47.13zeckebronson|build:  ;)
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18:08.23tkphi
18:08.42tkpI'm trying to write a bb package that pulls some source from svn
18:08.52tkpthe url is svn://svn.freevo.org/kaa/trunk
18:09.10tkpand I'm trying like: SRC_URI = "svn://svn.freevo.org/kaa;module=trunk"
18:09.11zecketkp: see the bitbake manual
18:09.34tkpit downloads it, but then complains that setup.py cant be found
18:09.52zecketkp: so svn is a red herring?
18:10.10zecketkp: you might need to set S properly
18:10.11tkpseems to pull the entire repo rather than just the trunk
18:10.29tkpI have a kaa dir, with branches, tags and trunk
18:12.34tkpah hang on.. forgot to bitbake -c clean :)
18:13.04zeckeI fucking hate Windows XP
18:13.04zecketkp: see the bitbake manual
18:13.04zecketkp: we might not have much documentation, but the documentation that has been written
18:13.04zecketkp: needs to be read and correct
18:13.43zecketkp: and then you likely need to set S
18:13.52tkpI set S = "${WORKDIR}/${SRCNAME}-${PV}"
18:13.57tkpand inherit distutils
18:14.12tkpyet it's calling:
18:14.14tkp<PROTECTED>
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18:19.24tkpseems to be ignoring S
18:19.32tkpor I'm doing it wrong
18:20.26zecketkp: well, from where is it calling setup.py is the question
18:20.26zecketkp: and well, look into the tmp dir
18:20.30koentry looking at the work dir
18:20.55tkphmm. has thr dirs in it:
18:20.59tkpkaa-1.0/     temp/    trunk/
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18:21.35koenso S = "${WORKDIR}/trunk"
18:21.38tkpthat ones empty
18:21.43tkpall the sources are in trunk
18:21.53tkpright
18:22.18zeckethen suprise, suprise, your S is wrong
18:22.26tkpyup
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18:23.06zeckeI hate windows...
18:23.19zeckecygwin is finding the files, for the rest of window the dir is empty
18:23.23tkpdon't we all!
18:23.52JustinP~lart indows
18:24.00JustinPoops
18:24.23CosmicPenguintake that you stupid indows!
18:25.19tkpah, CosmicPenguin ... wanted to ask a couple of questions about the bootimg stuff
18:25.42CosmicPenguinok
18:25.48CosmicPenguinyou have 6 minutes or so
18:25.49tkpyou know if it's possible to reimage a live system with imgloader
18:26.00CosmicPenguinits probably not a good idea currently
18:26.11tkpI tried, and it seems to die at about 98% on the main partition
18:26.18CosmicPenguinimgloader walks over everything
18:26.27CosmicPenguinso by the time you get to where your image is stored, you're probably going to be in trouble
18:26.32tkpright
18:26.44tkpyou know any other ways to image a live system like that
18:26.57tkpie. to provide firmware-type updates
18:27.11CosmicPenguinThe best way to do it would be to sync everything, remount as readonly, put the image on a temp filesystem and then do it from there
18:27.15CIA-903koen 07org.oe.documentation * rab21466d... 10/usermanual/usermanual.xml: usermanual.xml: add stubs
18:27.31CosmicPenguinimgloader just wasn't designed for live system updates - though any other method you try will have the same problems
18:27.38tkphmm
18:27.50CosmicPenguinMy favorite way to do that sort of thing is with an initrd
18:28.13tkpan initrd... I'll look into into it
18:28.38CosmicPenguinimgloader (or a command line friendly clone) would be perfect in that case
18:28.59tkpnot too hot on initrd's
18:29.05CosmicPenguinin fact, imgloader has built in network support for just that situation
18:29.16CosmicPenguinanyway, I have to go
18:29.23tkpcool
18:29.31zeckedamn, a new day and I mixed up CoreDump and CP again :}
18:29.44tkpbtw, zecke: get anyware further with dosfstools?
18:29.52zecketkp: no :}
18:30.12zecketkp: week started, uni+'research' project occupies time again
18:30.24tkpahh... np :)
18:30.39zecketkp: I really wonder. This is fedora core?
18:30.47tkpyeah. 5
18:31.00zecketkp: could you search me a SRC RPM (or whatever source packages are called nowadays)
18:32.17thejapa~lart cisco training
18:32.18tkphttp://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/core/updates/5/x86_64/dosfstools-2.11-5.FC5.x86_64.rpm
18:32.43zecketkp: that is the source code?
18:33.06tkpumm.. hmm
18:33.06tkpno, prolly not
18:33.18zeckeOT: Anyone got some expierence with Fujitsu Siemens Desktop Systems?
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18:33.45tkphttp://mirror.web-ster.com/fedora/core/5/source/SRPMS/dosfstools-2.11-4.2.src.rpm
18:33.46tkp?
18:34.28zecketkp: yes
18:34.34tkpcool
18:41.53zecketkp: need to build that 'rpm' thing first
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19:00.18bronson|buildzecke, looks like DISTRO="openzaurus-3.5.4.1" (instead of openzaurus-3.5.4) fixes it.
19:00.26bronson|buildWell, "fixes" it.  :)
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19:13.49emtebronson, you could use the new setup as well with DISTRO and DISTRO_VERSION
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19:17.59zeckebronson|build: hehe
19:18.11zeckebronson|build: do openzaurus-3.5.4.conf doesn't exist?
19:23.09bronson|buildzecke, both exist.
19:23.17lpotterzecke: I didnt see any answer from tronical
19:24.34zeckelpotter: you were on the CC
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19:24.38zeckeagree with you Holger. Even a message would be better than nothing at all.
19:24.42zeckeeek
19:25.20bronson|buildzecke, and from 3.5.4.1, this appears to be the important line: ZKERNEL_VERSION_collie = "2.4"
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19:34.10hvontres|workRP: Any luck finding som e time to mess with poodle audio?
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19:41.20ibotMornings MUST be destroyed! (see also http://www.destroymornings.com/)
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19:43.13mr_nice_slackerhi all
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20:01.32koenRP: http://dominion.kabel.utwente.nl/koen/cms/working-native-eabi-toolchain
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20:26.06gremlin[it]koen  have u 5 minutes to answer some (simple) questions about eabi ?
20:26.25koensure
20:26.26emtehey gremlin[it], how goes?
20:26.32koenI hope I have the answers :)
20:26.47gremlin[it]weel i start read arm doc about eabi ... what i uderstand is :
20:27.13koengremlin[it]: most usefull stuff is in http://wiki.debian.org/ArmEabiPort (if I'm being un-intelligible)
20:27.21zeckekoen: you should start a business on EABI consulting
20:27.36gremlin[it]1) is (just) a standard and well define way on how to prosuce executables, stared library and pass parameters to/from function calls
20:27.47zeckekoen: "Will EABI be able to order pizza" "No, that is out of scope, but BitBake can do"
20:28.16emteooo
20:28.23emtei make bitbake be pretty :)
20:28.31gremlin[it]2) i suppose this involve (only) compiler, dinamic loader (ld.so) and kernel
20:29.02koengremlin[it]: and it standardizes what floatingpoint format to use
20:29.05gremlin[it]2b) kernel is involved about systems calls and load/execute of executables ...
20:29.39gremlin[it]so basically it involve libc + gcc + kernel .. right ?
20:30.50zeckegremlin[it]: binutils
20:31.23gremlin[it]zecke yes ... all involver in creation of executables / shader libraries
20:31.49gremlin[it]now all seem more easy :) ...
20:32.08gremlin[it]emte ... lot of work on ep93xx platform :)
20:34.35mr_nice_slackeras there is already that topic about libc ... which one should i prefere on arm? g-,uc-,diet-libc or newlib?
20:36.50koenmr_nice_slacker: glibc is the right thing for most people
20:37.56mr_nice_slackerkoen:ok
20:46.17zwelchcbrake: yes. your feedback made me start looking outside of the bbfiles/bbclass themselves, and i discovered that my BBPATH was borked
20:48.13zwelchfor anyone following my saga, the problem with my libsplaudio-codecs package getting the native (and incompatible) libstdc++ was a result of the speex.m4 macro needing to be fed --with options, and it was giving me a bad -L
20:48.55koenain't crosscompiling fun?
20:48.57zwelchas it happens, i know that I am the first OE/bb consumer of the speex.m4 macro, since i added a patch to bugzilla to fix the staging of that file
20:49.24zwelchkoen: if by "fun" you mean "challenging", yes :)
20:50.19zwelchbuild systems like bitbake are even more "fun" :)
20:50.27koenyup
20:50.41koenbut once things are fixed, they work for lots of platforms
20:50.57CroftonDid the xerces-c problem from last week get resolved?
20:55.09Kerwoodzwelch: Remarkably, the version of binutils chosen by BB on the other computer in work was...wait for it... 2.16. All with no prompting by me.
20:55.59zwelchKerwood: well, i had it even weirder.  my one computer chose 2.16 to start... then it decided one day (with no prompting by me) to upgrade to 2.17
20:56.13zwelchi was lucky that i noticed it and knew to think to regress it
20:56.27Kerwoodzwelch: indeed. I'm waiting for the same to happen to me.
20:56.32zwelchif i had missed that action, i would have been scratching my head
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21:05.51zwelchkoen: you asked me to look at the gtkmm/glademm packages, yeah?
21:07.10koenzwelch: yes
21:07.19zwelchdid you have anything particular in mind?
21:07.57zwelchmoreover, is there a general purpose strategy in place for bumping and regression testing packages like these?
21:07.58koenmaybe update them to newer (better?) versions
21:08.08koenbut basically, just check if they work
21:08.19koenit's been a loooooong time since I used minisip
21:08.25koen(and hence gtkmm)
21:08.39zwelchwell, i can assure you the existing bb files wil not build from svn
21:08.51zwelchat the very least, they moved the URL of their repository recently
21:09.46zwelchfortunately for them, my work on minisplat's build system will allow them to basically copy/paste
21:10.26koenI was actually meaning released versions
21:10.40koen*_svn.bb are a nightmare to maintain
21:10.48zwelchwhy?
21:11.53koenbitrot
21:11.53zwelchi suppose i just don't see it, because i just spent a few days designing a set of classes that remove all duplication from my release and svn bbfiles
21:12.07zwelchso, that will not happen to my files
21:12.17koenand after that people with stupid firewalls
21:12.26zwelchhowever, i do not plan to maintain more than a single release version in my repository either
21:12.43koenanyway
21:12.53zwelchhehe
21:13.14emtethat stupid firewall comment is rather invalid
21:13.40emteif they cant get snv then most likly they cant get to the monotone repo anyway
21:13.56zwelchi mean, his point about released files is somewhat valid though; really, users should be using those, and not the svn version
21:14.18zwelchbut i love using the svn versions.
21:14.20emtemore and more projects are not using "releases"
21:14.48zwelchdon't you mean "less and less projects are adhering to formal engineering practices"?
21:15.21emteno, i mean it the other way around
21:15.35JustinP<PROTECTED>
21:15.39JustinPhence I removed them
21:15.55zwelchright, having to snapshot is bad
21:15.56JustinPtrying to figure out a date which works, ficing issues, etc....:-P
21:16.08emtethere are more and more projects that have no structured development or professional guidance
21:16.19JustinPusing the "release" versions (which are essentially a snapshot of CVS by the e17 devs) is far easier
21:16.40zwelchemte: if that's the case, they should not really be used by other projects that do have such
21:17.02emtethats a rather idealistic view
21:17.30zwelch(unless those disciplined individuals are willing to bring their skills to the table... where they will find their ideas are not necessarily welcomed)
21:19.27zwelchemte: there need to be standards of development quality
21:20.09zwelchi'm not _even_ going to try to define what those might be, but i hope you can ack that such must exist at some nebulous level
21:20.41emtefor professional stuff, but you have to remember most open projects start as someone casually playing around on weekends, and then suddely a huge amount of people gain interest and start using it ...
21:21.02emtesuddenly*
21:23.09zwelchit's definitely a complex issue, but i don't think it's one that we should carry on discussing here :)
21:23.32emteeveryone else went to sleep anyway :)
21:24.47Croftonhmm, this discussion mirrors the source of my depression
21:25.46emtehrm?
21:26.06emteyour having issues maintaining your project?
21:26.08CroftonI am working on an open source software defined radio framework
21:26.16Croftonat my school
21:26.22emteah
21:26.30Croftonand people are starting to get interested
21:26.39Croftonand I have no idea how we will actually get work done
21:26.47emterf stuff gets touchy and expensive
21:27.13Croftonof course, we have the problem of only half the people being paid to do work on it are actually doing work that needs to be done
21:27.36emtethat sounds typical
21:27.52Croftonyeah
21:28.00CroftonI end up doing an ass load of work
21:28.18CosmicPenguinassloads are the worse loads
21:28.26Croftonyeah
21:28.38emteyou could push for a commit based eval ...
21:28.45emtei know a few places that use it
21:28.48CroftonI looked at the trac log from the week I was on vacation
21:28.59Croftonnext to nothing actually happened
21:30.18zwelchCrofton: you are not alone
21:30.19emteare you lead?
21:30.28Croftonnot really
21:30.46Croftoneffectively yes
21:30.51Croftonbut not really
21:31.17emtewell eventually the lead will get called in and then things come down
21:31.33Croftonthe lead is not really effective
21:32.05emteif its funded, they will when issues come down
21:32.25Croftonthey will just yell at me
21:32.30zwelchthis is a problem that reaches into every kind organization; it sounds like you have basic management problems
21:32.36Croftonhahhahahaha
21:32.42Croftonexactly
21:33.00zwelchif you do not already understand how good management is suppose to work, i would recommend reading a good book on the subject
21:33.20Croftonat this point, we need management
21:33.28zwelchspecifically, the most empowered worker is one that understands how the chain of command manages authority, responsibility, and accountability
21:33.28JustinP(slightly different topic) would anyone like to test e-images on some Zaurii?
21:33.43Croftonsomeone actually beating people and making sure they do the work they are paid for
21:33.46Croftonheh
21:34.09zwelchthen, you can document your co-workers (or leaders) failures in those areas, and present them as simple facts to their superiors - let those people draw their own conclusions
21:34.44emteif your the only one checking in code, its pretty documented who does work
21:34.47Croftonof course this would annoy the professors
21:35.02Croftonthey hate people that rock the boat
21:35.36emtedoesnt everyone?
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21:35.58CroftonI just got back from vacation and the amount of work I need to do has set in
21:36.02zwelchemte: if code was the only metric to successful contributions, i am guessing that this wouldn't be as big a problem ;)
21:36.07CroftonI think I will go home and drink
21:36.28radugago home and drink tea
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21:36.33Croftonbeer
21:36.40radugano, tea
21:36.41Croftoncrappy American beer
21:36.47emteif it were me, i'd just plug in my basic time and let the slacckers suffer
21:36.53zwelchCrofton: where are you located?
21:36.58raduganice japanese green tea
21:37.01CroftonVirginia, USA
21:37.02CosmicPenguinif you were in Colorado, you would be drinking excellent american beer
21:37.08emte...
21:37.13CroftonI frinnk crappy beer by choice :)
21:37.18emtethere is no such thing as good american beer
21:37.22Croftonright
21:37.28radugacosmicpenguin: if I was in colorado, I might be drinking crappy american tea, but I doubt I'd be drinking beer, american, crappy or otherwise
21:37.37CosmicPenguinyou know what - every single person from Germany that has come over here has said exactly that
21:37.46CosmicPenguinand every single one has gone home with a completely different attitude
21:37.47Croftontea totaller
21:38.03CosmicPenguinhah - Oregon wishes they were Colorado
21:38.16radugaemte: i agree with you, actually
21:38.29radugathere is no such thing as good american beer, because there is no such thing as good beer
21:38.34CroftonI sure hope tomorrows TdF stage is good
21:38.39zwelchi lived in NW NM, and i visited Colorado frequently.  Colorado has nothing on Oregon :)
21:38.44emtei can agree with that
21:38.50emteale person myself
21:38.50radugacolorado may have better water
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21:39.06CroftonI am thinking of moving to Northern Italy and becoming a bum
21:39.15radugagood idea
21:39.15zwelchraduga: mmm, that's probably a close call, but you may be right
21:39.35zwelchraduga: altough, i'll wager we have more of it ;)
21:39.38Croftonhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/32615155@N00/187334403/
21:39.44radugaprobably
21:40.07radugazwelch: in california we have just as much water as you do, but ours (like yours) is mostly salt-water
21:40.28radugaof the freshwater, I really can't compare for quality or quantity
21:40.39zwelchraduga: well, we get quit a bit of the precipitous form here
21:41.30zwelchmy personal "green energy" design contribution would only work in areas like the Pacific Northwest, where solar is a sub-optimal solution:  microturbines in rain gutter downspouts :)
21:42.38emtewe keep trying to put through current-trap turbines but the eco-lobbiests keep getting them vetoed
21:43.07zwelch"current-trap"?
21:43.39emtea large vent in a current flow that funnels the water through a turbine
21:43.57emteefficient and sustainable energy
21:44.17zwelchah, is that what they call what i was talking about?
21:44.30emteit has many names
21:44.45emtetraps are ment more for ocean and rivers
21:45.28zwelchthis is getting off-topic; i'd like to know more, so pop into #minisplat
21:47.13Croftonwhat is minisplat
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22:25.47CIA-903mickeyl 07org.oe.dev * r8bf57f7a... 10/packages/ (3 files in 2 dirs): add python-pyephem. PyEphem provides scientific-grade astronomical computations for the Python programming language.
22:30.23zwelcharg. i see why koen asked me to look at gtkmm. just trying to build it crashes bitbake
22:31.38CosmicPenguinewww
22:31.51zwelchhttp://rafb.net/paste/results/RfljKk52.html
22:37.44zwelchokay, here is the output from 'bitbake -v gtkmm', with the current .dev branch and bitbake-1.5.0+trunk: http://rafb.net/paste/results/0Yi0By54.html
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22:40.41zwelchhere is the output with -DDD too: http://rafb.net/paste/results/cNidxT48.html
22:46.17zwelchhmm. seems there's a bug in my new pastebin patch, eh? :)
22:47.14CIA-903rpurdie 07org.oe.dev * rc5b3cb5a... 10/packages/linux/ (4 files in 3 dirs): linux-oz-2.6.17 + 2.6.17+git: Add poodle audio patch. Gives working playback via headphones and working mic support. The speaker will probably also work when we fix the corgi speaker bug.
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22:54.25hvontres|work~hail RP
22:54.27ibotACTION bows down to RP and chants, "I'M NOT WORTHY!!"
22:55.08hvontres|workRP: I just saw your checkin...:) I will need to give this a whirl tonight when I get home :)
22:57.44radugaibot: you are worthy
22:57.45ibotraduga: what are you talking about?
22:57.52radugaibot: you
22:57.53iboti'm a broken bot
22:57.53RPhvontres|work: It basically works perfectly. I still can't believe it :)
22:58.06radugaibot: you are a beautiful bot
22:58.08ibotI think you lost me on that one, raduga
22:58.12raduga~botsnack
22:58.12ibotraduga: aw, gee
22:58.21radugaibot: enjoy
22:58.28RPhvontres|work: The internal speaker doesn't but that problem is shared with corgi and should get fixed in the next ASoC verison
22:59.37hvontres|workRP: No biggie, I use my poodle mostly as my "MyPod", so head phones are just great:
23:00.22hvontres|workRP: Thanks for all your hard work on this..I was getting worried that my poor poodle would become abandoned..
23:02.23hvontres|workRP: I think it works so well because you got the harder of the two wokring first..The Corgi implementation with all those differnet modes looks like a real bear..:)
23:03.11RPhvontres|work: Thankfully the two are very similar :)
23:03.31RPhvontres|work: Where does this put poodle 2.6 support - are we missing anything else major?
23:05.50hvontres|workRP: I am not sure..The USB networking seems to work. CoreDump's status page showed some sd card errors, but i have not seen them yet. I have not tried any of the other usb features either.
23:06.00hvontres|workBut I think we are close to being ready for an -rc type image, I think.
23:06.36hvontres|workI will try to get a bootstrap image going tonight when I get home. I might know more by tomorow.
23:07.01RPhvontres|work: The SD errors would be shared by all the other pxa devices as its all common code
23:07.24RPWe need to sort out a default mixer config for Zaurusd but I can take care of that...
23:07.35hvontres|workRP: Ok. Did those ever get fixed?
23:08.10RPDid what get fixed?
23:08.26hvontres|workRP: The SD issues?
23:08.41RPI've no idea - I'm not aware of any outstanding ones
23:10.13hvontres|workRP: Maybe they already got fixed. CoreDump's page is getting a bit old. Maybe we should let him know about the audio stuff too. He seems to be really good at fixing userland stuff quickly :)
23:10.40RPThere's a good reason to fixup userland now :)
23:11.15RPOE userland will need fixing to add sound support but its all plain sailing now the driver itself works :)
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23:12.12hvontres|workRP: I think that is true for the clamshells as well, right?
23:12.22RPno, they just work
23:12.43RPbut for poodle we mainly copy their setup :)
23:13.28RPanyhow, I'm off to bed now - happy :)
23:13.48hvontres|workRP: Night :)
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