IRC log for #oe on 20070904

00:10.22rwhitbyshould libsdl-x11.bb be updated to stage the sdl-config script?
00:10.33rwhitby(otherwise scummvm doesn't build)
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00:45.44interfaithrwhitby:any hints on getting the network up ?
00:46.04interfaithifconfig shows no devices , only lo
00:48.04interfaithcompiling in kernel all NPE network drivers does not change a thing
00:49.04interfaithrwhitby: redboot gets the network, linux cannot ?
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00:51.54rwhitbyinterfaith: sorry, but I simply don't have the time to help you with this.
00:52.06interfaithok.. thx
00:52.50interfaithi'll let you know if something washes out
00:52.58rwhitbyit's just too difficult without the board in front of me.
00:55.42interfaithone other issue , bitbake task-base -c clean , then the provider for task-base is lost
00:55.50interfaithcan this be recovered ?
00:57.10rwhitbyI have no idea what you're talking about there.
00:58.03interfaithok , bitbake task-base normaly works fine, but now errors saying no provider is found
00:58.56interfaiththis error came after doing a bitbake task-base -c clean
00:58.56interfaithi will paste bin it
01:01.30interfaithpastebin.ca/680567
01:02.26interfaithif need be i will re-install
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01:04.51m9dhatterhello. the oe wiki seems to be broken. i didn't know where else to report it. since its not really an OE bug. the wiki displays links with <a href="">text</a>
01:27.34CIA-1703rwhitby 07org.oe.dev * r98e5d691... 10/ (1 packages/scummvm/scummvm.inc):
01:27.34CIA-17scummvm: Put it back the (broken) way it was. Changing to STAGING_BINDIR_CROSS
01:27.34CIA-17doesn't help, cause that doesn't end in a 'bin' directory, and the configure
01:27.34CIA-17script in scummvm adds a 'bin' to the end of the prefix given. Someone else who
01:27.34CIA-17cares will need to fix it properly.
01:27.39CIA-1703rwhitby 07org.oe.dev * r98e5d691... 10/ (1 packages/scummvm/scummvm.inc):
01:27.41CIA-17scummvm: Put it back the (broken) way it was. Changing to STAGING_BINDIR_CROSS
01:27.43CIA-17doesn't help, cause that doesn't end in a 'bin' directory, and the configure
01:27.45CIA-17script in scummvm adds a 'bin' to the end of the prefix given. Someone else who
01:27.47CIA-17cares will need to fix it properly.
01:27.49CIA-1703rwhitby 07org.oe.dev * r98e5d691... 10/ (1 packages/scummvm/scummvm.inc):
01:27.51CIA-17scummvm: Put it back the (broken) way it was. Changing to STAGING_BINDIR_CROSS
01:27.53CIA-17doesn't help, cause that doesn't end in a 'bin' directory, and the configure
01:27.55CIA-17script in scummvm adds a 'bin' to the end of the prefix given. Someone else who
01:27.57CIA-17cares will need to fix it properly.
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01:28.11CIA-1703rwhitby 07org.oe.dev * r98e5d691... 10/ (1 packages/scummvm/scummvm.inc):
01:28.11CIA-17scummvm: Put it back the (broken) way it was. Changing to STAGING_BINDIR_CROSS
01:28.11CIA-17doesn't help, cause that doesn't end in a 'bin' directory, and the configure
01:28.11CIA-17script in scummvm adds a 'bin' to the end of the prefix given. Someone else who
01:28.11CIA-17cares will need to fix it properly.
01:28.46CIA-1703rwhitby 07org.oe.dev * r64fd2558... 10/ (1 packages/tasks/task-openmoko-feed.bb): task-openmoko-feed: Removed scummvm cause it's broken and too hard for me to fix.
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02:25.13mwesterhrw|gone:  Added madwifi-ng_r2702-20070903.bb -- Preference = -1, because it won't build on BE kernels (undefined references).  The modules load ok on an LE 2.6.21 kernel, though.
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05:56.43mickeyl*yawn*
05:56.45mickeylmorning
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06:21.36hrwhi mickeyl
06:22.05hrwmickeyl: rewind log to check our libmokopanelui2 discussion
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06:24.13rwhitbyhrw: I couldn't fix that libsdl problem yesterday, so I reverted it to what it was.
06:24.55rwhitbythe trouble is the STAGING_BIN_CROSS is a directory that doesn't end in /bin, but the place in scummvm which used it (--with-sdl-prefix) expected a directory to which it would append /bin
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06:29.41hrwand it does not like my i586 target ;(
06:32.01mickeylhrw: DEPENDS is correct, it _is_ a build time dependency.
06:32.16mickeylit's a header file
06:32.51hrwah.
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06:36.32stelioskgood morning all
06:37.54hrwhi Stelios
06:39.56stelioskhrw : hi !
06:43.05hrwI tried to use GLIS case from IKEA today - this plastic is too hard and breaks too easy ;(
06:50.50stelioskhrw : Did you use dremel to cut it or something else ?
06:51.22hrwsharp knife
06:51.36stelioskWe are thinking of designing a plexiglass case for Efika, as there is a request from a customer, but we are not sure we want to get into that kind of work
06:52.11hrwI lack dremel currently
06:52.14stelioskUse a dremel cutter at low speed and should cut fine
06:52.57stelioskhow's alix performance ? any benchmarks ?
06:53.22hrwsteliosk: I use it as nfs now so did not made any benchmarks other ten iperf
06:54.40stelioski wonder how it will perform with float point. i want to test g729 codec on it
06:56.56hrwis it in OE? I will be able to build/run it then
07:00.57CIA-303koen 07org.oe.dev * rc21d99da... 10/ (1 conf/sanity.conf): bitbake: require 1.8.8
07:01.02CIA-303koen 07org.oe.dev * r1581de48... 10/ (1 packages/webkit/webkit-gtk_svn.bb): webkit: switch to SRCREV
07:01.08CIA-303koen 07org.oe.dev * rdc0a9b26... 10/ (1 classes/openmoko2.bbclass): openmoko: switch to SRCREV
07:01.16CIA-303koen 07org.oe.dev * r843a2e60... 10/ (1 packages/uclibc/uclibc_svn.bb): uclibc: switch to SRCREV
07:01.23CIA-303koen 07org.oe.dev * r2b01a0fd... 10/ (1 packages/dfu-util/dfu-util_svn.bb): dfu-utils: switch to SRCREV
07:01.28CIA-303koen 07org.oe.dev * r4ee9744d... 10/ (1 packages/gnuradio/gnuradio_svn.bb): gnuradio: convert to SRCREV
07:01.35CIA-303koen 07org.oe.dev * r2a487f85... 10/ (1 packages/gsm/libgsmd_svn.bb): libgsmd: convert to SRCREV
07:01.43CIA-303koen 07org.oe.dev * r9d496fc2... 10/ (5 files in 3 dirs): hildon-1: add svn version which builds against stock gtk
07:01.52CIA-303koen 07org.oe.dev * re28ef080... 10/ (25 files in 6 dirs): openmoko*: convert to SRCREV
07:02.00CIA-303koen 07org.oe.dev * r9c10fc79... 10/ (1 packages/ezx/opentapi_svn.bb): opentapi: convert to SRCREV
07:02.08CIA-303koen 07org.oe.dev * rdb3553a5... 10/ (5 files in 2 dirs): gtk-webcore: convert to SRCREV
07:02.34koenmickeyl: back in FF?
07:02.48mickeylyep, finally
07:02.49koengood morning all :)
07:02.50mickeylmorning koen
07:02.56mickeylah!
07:02.58mickeylSRCREV day
07:03.30hrwPoky has lot of SRCREV stuff
07:03.53koenI have a sed script for that :)
07:03.57hrw;D
07:04.20koenbut I committed only the recipes I actually build
07:04.30hrwkoen: does it also reset PR?
07:04.38koenmickeyl: RPs next change will require a build from scratch
07:04.50koenhrw: I decided not to
07:04.59hrwkoen: why?
07:05.22mickeyloki
07:05.40koenhrw: I didn't see the need for it
07:05.44hrwwho will tell openmoko abusers?
07:06.17hrwkoen: ok
07:06.24hrwwe reset them in Poky
07:07.45hrwback home and started to have net problems?
07:08.05koenyou'll like net problems now
07:08.07mickeylright. in the meantime i have upgraded to alice deluxe, but they didn't release my limits, i.e. i have still the same performance as before :/
07:08.14koenit results in parse errors
07:08.35hrwmickeyl: so what speed you ave and whic you should?
07:08.42koensee http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2897
07:09.02mickeyli have 8000kbit/256kbit, but should have 16000kbit/1000kbit
07:09.54hrwhmm.. when here will be ethernet speed at good price
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07:11.13hrwbut my 3072/512 works quite good recently
07:11.48hrwkoen: my cable was 1mbit before
07:12.28koenthe isp is stopping business in december, so I'm now busy hunting down places where I use koen@dominion as email :(
07:12.42koen(and reading "semiconductor devices" of course)
07:13.11hrwkoen: I'm in process of switching email from @hrw.one.pl to @haerwu.biz
07:14.00hrwhttp://laughingsquid.com/roadworks-steamroller-prints-and-street-fair/
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07:15.33hrwkoen: consider switching angstrom to binutils 2.18
07:15.44hrwBFD: /home/hrw/devel/build/angstrom/tmp/work/armv4t-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/alsa-lib-1.0.14-r1/image/usr/lib/.debug/libasound.so.2.0.0: warning: sh_link not set for section `.ARM.exidx'
07:15.45koenI was waiting for you to say that :)
07:15.50hrwthose are gone
07:16.04hrwkoen: poky builds from scratch were ok during nigt
07:16.44koenadded, will do a buildrun after the pkgdata changes
07:17.35CMmickeyl: What does that speed cost?
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07:22.41hrwhow to freeze thunderbird - give 9K mails to move from imap to another imap
07:25.41CMhrw: how to freeze outlook - Move 9 mails with 300k attatchment to a personal folder :(
07:27.52ljphow to freeze outlook select 'mark all as read'
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07:32.19hrwrwhitby: scummvm searc for sdl-config in path given and in path given/bin/
07:33.20hrwrwhitby: NOTE: package scummvm-0.9.1-r1: task do_compile: started
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07:36.42mickeylCM: 60 eur, included is a voice flatrate
07:36.44mickeylaaaaaargh
07:36.44mickeylheh
07:36.49mickeylthey didn't send me new hardware
07:36.56mickeyland as it turns out i still have a ADSL 1 modem
07:36.58mickeyl*sigh*
07:37.04mickeylno wonder
07:37.12CM:-/
07:37.18mickeylnew hardware underway now.
07:45.43stelioskweird bug. When using icecc on a mixed i686/amd64 environment everything compiles well except i686-generic targets
07:46.11stelioskremoving the amd64 machines from the icecc cluster makes i686-generic build fine
07:47.18stelioskall other targets (ppc,x86,xscale) build without problems
07:47.31hrwrwhitby: NOTE: package scummvm-0.9.1-r1: task do_build: completed
07:51.11koenpatched 'configure'?
07:51.25hrwno
07:53.35koenscummvm 0.10 has been out for a while
07:55.50hrwfeel free to update
07:57.55CIA-303hrw 07org.oe.dev * rfebd6fbe... 10/ (1 packages/scummvm/scummvm.inc):
07:57.55CIA-3scummvm: give proper path to sdl-config
07:57.55CIA-3configure script check for GIVEN_PATH and GIVEN_PATH/bin
08:04.01rwhitbyhrw: aha, you took off the /..
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08:05.36hrwrwhitby: I read configure script and thats was it
08:06.12rwhitbyyeah, my interest level wasn't that high :-)
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08:07.39hrwneither do mine
08:07.55hrwbut I prefer to fix instead of discussing and discussing
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08:09.47hrwI wonder how people use thunderbird mailer..
08:10.19hrwyou can have sorted mails or threaded.. but not both
08:10.24rwhitbyhrw: thx for fixing
08:10.51hrwrwhitby: no problem
08:11.40rwhitbyso today's the SRCREV day?
08:12.07hrwyes
08:12.30XorAmorning
08:13.34keesjHi
08:17.44RPmorning all
08:18.43hrwsteliosk: so what do we do with i586/i686 generics?
08:19.03stelioskhrw : I am building them to test then now
08:19.16stelioskthat's why i posted the problem with icecc above
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08:19.22hrwok
08:20.46stelioskbtw does anyone know of a place for 1u cases that can be customized ? Our supplier stopped bringing cases
08:21.35koenhrw: thunderbird sucks ass, but it's the least bad mailer with threaded display on osx
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08:34.34koenRP: bitbake 1.8.8 is in, time for the remaining poky stuff :)
08:34.50RPkoen: Looking at it now
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08:44.16koenhey lrg
08:45.26lrghey koen
08:46.27XorA~fish lrg
08:46.28ibotACTION slaps lrg around with a large trout
08:46.48RPkoen: pushed
08:47.14koenthanks
08:47.37lrgand will probably get fished again by XorA
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08:56.19floriangood morning
08:57.39CIA-303mwester 07org.oe.dev * r6e5c49eb... 10/ (1 packages/madwifi/madwifi-ng_r2702-20070903.bb):
08:57.39CIA-3madwifi-ng: added recipe for the latest snapshop in order to provide support for more
08:57.39CIA-3recent kernels. Default preference = -1, since this version will not build on BE kernels.
08:57.50CIA-303rpurdie 07org.oe.dev * rc43c60af... 10/ (1 classes/base.bbclass): base.bbclass: Wipe install directory before running install to make rebuilding packages safer (from poky)
08:57.59CIA-303rpurdie 07org.oe.dev * rb77696cb... 10/ (4 files in 3 dirs): classes/conf: Remove bitbake < 1.8.8 compatibility code
08:58.07CIA-303rpurdie 07org.oe.dev * r190270f4... 10/ (9 files in 2 dirs): package*.bbclass: Switch to separate tasks for each packing type (from poky)
08:58.12CIA-303rpurdie 07org.oe.dev * ra9a8c4a4... 10/ (1 classes/package.bbclass): package.bbclass: Turn install path into a variable (PKGDATA) and cleanup some unneeded complexity (from poky)
08:58.17CIA-303rpurdie 07org.oe.dev * r209ccafa... 10/ (1 classes/multimachine.bbclass):
08:58.17CIA-3multimachine.bbclass: Use a new PKGDATA_DIR which includes the multimachine path
08:58.17CIA-3to prevent cross contamination between machines. This change requires all
08:58.17CIA-3install tasks to rerun (remove the do_install stamps from tmp/stamps)
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09:09.35koenautobuilder restarted
09:13.29hrwnice
09:14.13hrwand I need to clean my tmp ;(
09:14.36hrwor keep on not updatng for today
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09:15.30koenmickeyl: the autobuilder also builds openmoko images for all OE phones :)
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09:23.10XorA~lart adsl customer support
09:23.10ibotwhips out a shotgun, trudges over to adsl customer support, and goes postal
09:27.03hrwhttp://pastebin.ca/680863 - to not having libc6-dev conflict with linux-libc-headers-dev
09:27.37hrwobjections? other then 'ARGH.. why I need to rebuild glibc again!!!'
09:28.25XorAdoes libc6-dev depend on linux-libc-headers-dev?
09:28.48hrwyes
09:28.59XorAok with me then
09:30.56XorAconfigure: error: Need linker with .init_array/.fini_array support.
09:31.01XorAin glibc
09:31.14XorA-itermediate
09:31.36koenXorA: 'unset MACHINE'
09:31.43koenand rebuild binutils
09:31.56koenhrw: fine by me
09:33.19XorAkoen: Please set a valid MACHINE in your local.conf
09:34.22koenI set it in auto.conf
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09:42.39stelioskhrw : the optimizations for i585 and i686 build here without any problem for uclibc
09:42.46stelioskhrw : trung glibc now
09:42.55steliosks/trung/trying
09:43.11hrwgreat
09:46.49hrwI am updating alix to geode packages now (-mcpu=k6-2)
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09:58.22stelioskhrw : any idea how debian handles the different x86 machines ?
09:58.32hrwsteliosk: not at all
09:58.39hrwsteliosk: Debian is i486
09:58.45stelioskhmmm, i'll have a look and we could follow that
09:59.15stelioski think there are more arches supported
09:59.18hrwsteliosk: libc-i686 is provided, few packages are provided in optimised packages, kernels are for misc subarchs
09:59.50hrwyou will hate me - glibc to rebuild
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10:04.43XorA~hate hrw
10:06.36Crofton|home~hurt hrw
10:06.37ibotACTION takes a large hammer and plays whack-the-mole on hrw's hands, laughing all the while
10:07.00MarexDokuro-chan ;-)
10:07.20hrw;D
10:07.22koenhrw: I bumped eglibc as well :)
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10:10.32RPXorA: Insert a "PR" value into the stamps ;-)
10:11.29koenhey mallum
10:11.47mallumhey koen
10:13.44XorARP: that would be part of the way, but for example glibc has a small change in packaging, so doesnt really need a rebuild
10:13.54XorARP: just a do_install done again
10:13.57hrwXorA: but repackaging
10:14.29hrwXorA: which can be hard if rm_work is in use
10:14.55RPXorA: Just making it apply to a package's subtask would be a nightmare :)
10:16.08Crofton|homeare you all done pushing things that will make me rebuild tmp?
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10:16.44hrwRP: can I just move some dirs in staging to get it more-or-less compatible?
10:17.11RPhrw: You could copy pkgmaps to each of the machine specific directories
10:18.03hrwlike poky has?
10:18.21RPhrw: Yes, its poky's change that just went into OE
10:18.49XorARP: thats why we have the RP super genius :-)
10:24.35hrwAngstrom psplash looks nice on 20" 1680x1050 ;)
10:30.23wrobbieHi all.. Is the 'recent checkins' feature on openembedded.org broken? It's 12 weeks behind..
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10:37.36rwhitbyXorA: a debug board with the reset switch wired up to a serial controlled relay works well for me.
10:38.42XorArwhitby: yeah, but that doesnt allow me to flash 5x zaurus in one go :-)
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10:59.51CIA-303hrw 07org.oe.dev * r0e25c866... 10/ (14 files in 2 dirs): glibc: do not package /usr/include/scsi as it is in libc-linux-headers-dev (from Poky)
10:59.58CIA-303koen 07org.oe.dev * r3fed2353... 10/ (3 files in 2 dirs): eglibc: apply glibc fix to eglibc as well
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11:07.16hrwargh..
11:07.33hrwfsck on 420GB partition takes eons
11:26.09hrwuf. pass 2 started
11:40.05XorAzecke: wake up :-D
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12:48.45mr_nicemickeyl RP did you found some time to look at oe bug 2598?
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12:53.32hrw~oebug 2598
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12:53.38hrw!oebug 2598
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12:53.40cdbot2* * Bug 2598, Status: NEW, Created: 2007-07-04 07:06
12:53.41cdbot2* * <mr_nice>: angstrom simpad gpe: metabug suspend with power button does not work
12:53.42cdbot2* * http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2598
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13:04.52rschuste1hi al
13:04.59rschuste1s/al/all/
13:05.33rschuste1in what package belongs .la file?
13:05.38koen-dev
13:05.48koensee conf/bitbake.conf
13:05.56rschuste1thanks koen
13:08.38chouimatmorning
13:08.38wrobbiehmm. is there currently a way to get an overview of recent changes? (with 1-click diffs etc) :)
13:11.24XorAkoen: angstrom-version no longer actually makes a .ipk
13:14.44koenXorA: indeed
13:14.57koenXorA: and I know why
13:14.59XorAkoen: makes image building a touch difficult :-)
13:15.04XorAkoen: ah cool
13:15.09XorAkoen: new changes?
13:15.38koenyes
13:15.43koensee commit message :)
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13:20.08CIA-303koen 07org.oe.dev * r617f82b6... 10/ (1 packages/angstrom/angstrom-version.bb): angstrom-version: ${D} gets deleted on do_install, so install the files in do_install instead of do_compile
13:20.15koenXorA: there you go
13:20.36XorAkoen: cheers
13:25.56koenit had me wondering for a while
13:29.06Crofton|homeanyone know much about gumstix?
13:29.17Crofton|homelike how to assemble them?
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13:39.22koenCrofton|home: the should fit just on top of eachother
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13:40.17Crofton|homethey do, but I hae no power cable, only usb :)
13:40.21djay-ilhello
13:40.44Crofton|homeI have a card with a usb piort, but it suggests I cannot power it this way
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13:41.51djay-ilhi cbrake
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13:42.24cbrakedjay-il: hello
13:42.40djay-ilits been awhile for me...
13:42.48djay-ilI wasn't around :-)
13:42.48cbrakedjay-il: what are you doing these days?
13:43.04djay-ilcbrake: I started a new job 2 days ago
13:44.07koenCrofton|home: judging from http://gumstix.com/store/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=26&products_id=170 you can power it via usb
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13:45.16Crofton|homehttp://gumstix.com/store/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=196
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13:45.57djay-ilcbrake:besides, I'm getting married :-)
13:46.13cbrakedjay-il: contrats -- lots of changes :-)
13:46.26djay-ilcbrake: indeed
13:46.35djay-iland I just moved to a new appartment
13:47.02djay-iland sort of made myself an independent business
13:47.15djay-ilsort of freelance/consulting...
13:47.39Crofton|homekoen, I did get a screen with the gusmtix
13:48.57Crofton|homehttp://gumstix.com/store/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=195
13:49.17Crofton|homeno touch screen
13:51.50koen"Samsung LCD panel with resistive touchscreen overlay"
13:53.22Crofton|homedoh
13:54.26Crofton|homegood, we should be able to get openmoko gooing :)
13:59.31Crofton|homewhat I do not have is a serial cable .....
14:00.12sakomangood morning!
14:00.35Crofton|homegm
14:00.35hrwhi sakoman
14:00.54sakomanCrofton|home:  have you figured out how to assemble your gumstix?
14:01.08Crofton|homewell, I have stacked up the boards
14:01.14Crofton|homebut I do not have the serial adapter
14:01.21Crofton|homeor a power supply
14:01.26sakomanboard or cable?
14:02.02sakomanSo they didn't send you the wall wart?
14:02.07Crofton|homeno wall wart
14:02.11sakomanArgh!!!!
14:02.16Crofton|homeyeah
14:02.19sakomanThat sucks!
14:02.26Crofton|homealso he sent a USB cable, but it does not fit
14:02.37sakomanWhat boards did they send?
14:02.38Crofton|homeI think the serial boad may be newish
14:02.40Crofton|homeor something
14:02.43Crofton|homenot sure
14:03.03Crofton|homeI just assembled the board stack
14:03.04sakomanHow many mini-din connectors on the serial board?
14:03.24Crofton|home3
14:04.11sakomanTo start out you probably just want to use the serial board (console vx) and the processor board (verdex)
14:04.27sakomanDid they send a board with ethernet?
14:04.31Crofton|homeyeah
14:04.38Crofton|homeit has wired and wireless
14:04.56sakomanI add that after you get the basics working
14:05.27sakomanAnd they didn't send a serial cable either?
14:06.03Crofton|homeI need to drop Craig a note
14:06.16sakomanDid they send a "screws & spacers" kit?
14:07.20Crofton|homeyes
14:07.27Crofton|homethat seems pretty important :)
14:07.27sakomanIf not you might want to use a little double stick foam tape to hold things together more securely than just with the connector
14:08.07sakomanThe screws and spacers will try your patience if you do much assembly/disassembly :-)
14:08.11Crofton|homebased on what I see, the should not ship anything without the S&S kit
14:08.21Crofton|homethey already have ....
14:08.55sakomanI use screws on my product, but double stick foam on the bench
14:09.57Crofton|homeI'll drop Craig a note and see if we are missing some info
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14:11.09sakomanI think he'll be embarrassed that you are missing a couple of the basics to get started
14:11.51sakomanToo bad you aren't closer, I have extras of both missing pieces in the drawer
14:12.43Crofton|homeI'm sure
14:13.04Crofton|homebut, these are just things to be worked out
14:13.34sakomanI'm jealous, you've got the cool new stuff!
14:13.49Crofton|homeyes, but I am sure it needs more power :)
14:14.03sakomanYeah, and costs more :-)
14:15.22Crofton|homeThere was something on the "internet" last week about solar really starting to take off
14:15.54sakomanYeah, the gov incentives are helping
14:16.15Crofton|homebbiab
14:18.19christopherall ... what did everyone decide was the cleanest way to NOT include the uImage in the final image.  I know I had a rootfs preprocess command that deleted it, but there was another way of setting the kernel iamge to "" but I can't recall the syntax
14:24.57hrwchristopher: look at zaurus config
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14:32.38christopherhrw:  thanks. RDEPENDS_kernel-base = ""  got it
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14:43.06christopherCrofton|home:  it was in a zaurus*.inc file.  I was going to put mine in my machine file
14:44.49CroftonI am going to do the same for the gumstix
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15:07.19cbrakeso RDEPENDS_kernel-base = "" is preferred over FILES_kernel-image = ""
15:07.56cbrakein the kernel recipe.  Looks like I should probably update a few of my machines/kernels ...
15:08.06Croftoncbrake, I have been gone a few days ...
15:08.28Croftonbut I think this should stop the dangling symlink also ..
15:08.35CroftonI should know later today
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15:24.15Jin|awayCrofton: ping
15:24.38CroftonJin^eLD, pong, but I'll be gone for a bit
15:25.16Jin^eLDCrofton|work: I am still trying to build the davinci stuff, but can't because git is failing to get things
15:25.27Jin^eLDuboot_git can not be fetched
15:25.44Jin^eLDand also problem with the kernel
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16:06.05koenzecke: could you make feedread switch tabs if I double tap on an entry?
16:06.39koenit's counter intuitive to see nothing happen when tapping on an entry and having to manualy got back and forth between the first and second tab
16:09.44zeckekoen: seeing nothing? is highlight not working?
16:09.55koenit hightlights
16:10.01zeckekoen: I agree with automatically switching tabs, how would one switch back?
16:10.16koenswitching back can be done manually
16:10.27zeckekoen: for switch back I have the <- and -> buttons as replacement, then I need some clever way to merge 'feeds'
16:10.35zeckeAFAIK lifera can do that
16:10.56koensakoman: the feed configs are going to be done in a less annoying way
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16:11.29koensakoman: the plan is to have ANGSTROM_FEED_CONFIG somewhere that specifies which _recipe_ to use, so you can add your own recipes
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16:14.11christopheris anyone creating a custom UI with gtk using OE ?  I am wondering how to compile using OE ...even if it is one of the examples.  when I do a make on one of those in the gtk folder, it fails due to not finding a pango library.
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16:19.58zeckekoen: check how that change works and if it conflicts with scrolling or other abnormal behaviour
16:22.22koenwill do after I get a toolchain up
16:22.29koenthanks for looking into it
16:27.09sakomankoen:  OK, thanks for the "heads up"
16:27.19sakomanare those the changes that just went in?
16:27.31koensakoman: yes, but they don't do anything yet
16:27.40sakomanOK :-)
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16:32.52koenRP: does that prelink patch solve the problem we saw with prelinking wget earlier?
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16:41.25CIA-3qte-mt-static: Set DEFAULT_PREF=-1, this is hightly adhoc target.
16:41.25CIA-3* To help a bit people who try to build OPIE w/o reading instructions.
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16:42.52zeckechristopher: Hmm, what kind of example do you need? Your app is using standard autotools?
16:42.59zeckechristopher: pkgconfig to find gtk+?
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16:45.08zeckekoen: if you have time to read, read the gcc summit 2003 proceedings
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17:08.39dcordesare there any language translation applications in oe?
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17:10.13hughescrCrofton: did you get a console-lcd board in the package?
17:10.21hughescrit has 3 mini-din connectors on it
17:10.30Croftonyeas
17:10.34hughescrif not, sounds like the packing/shipping team really messed up your shipment
17:10.38hughescroh ok
17:10.42hughescrbut no wall wart
17:10.52Croftonand no mini-din to serial
17:11.04hughescrah ok no minidin to serial
17:11.06hughescrI see
17:11.09CroftonI assembled it and admired the assembly :)
17:11.15hughescrI thought you meant the baord was missing not the sable
17:11.21Croftonah
17:11.51hughescrok, I'll get them to send the serial null modem and wall wart then, and the correct USB cable this time...
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17:16.55hughescr"offer only valid in Alaska on thursdays"
17:18.05koenI found the "after 6 months €24/month" clause
17:18.19koenand the "need a phoneline clause"
17:18.23koenah
17:18.25koenfound it
17:18.37koen"you live in an 8 mbit/s area"
17:18.47koenstupid adsl
17:20.00Croftonheh, my mind isn't fully focused atm
17:20.00Croftonmy aunt is in hospital
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17:20.21koenI hope she gets well soon
17:20.30Croftonsable?
17:22.40sakomans/sable/cable/
17:24.19koengah, I detest these soft math courses
17:24.42koenanything that can be explained with marbles, coins or dice is not math
17:25.31Croftonhughescr, that sounds good
17:25.59Croftonbummer, I though I learned a secret code name
17:26.21Croftonphdcomics.com is bashing humanties majors atm ....
17:26.29Croftonkoen, probability?
17:26.37mwestereasy targets for bashing, though.
17:26.39koenCrofton: yes
17:28.15Croftonkoen, probability is very important to communication engineers
17:28.15Croftonthere are guys in my office who look at BER graphs all day
17:28.19Croftonand claim you are not a comm engineer unless you are creating new BER plots all day
17:28.21Croftonthey are wrong
17:28.40koenCrofton: I get all the stuff in our com theory courses
17:28.46koenbut I'm made to endure the basics
17:29.01koen(basically I forget the exam date each year)
17:30.05mwesterCrofton: send some of the BER-creators on a critical customer network problem, armed with some test gear -- a taste of the real world is often a good cure for PHD-itis.
17:30.47Croftontake "Stochastic Signal Processing" :)
17:31.09koenCrofton: I want that "laser in use sign" :)
17:31.26koenhttp://www.phdcomics.com/comics/archive.php?comicid=906
17:31.29koenthe yellow one
17:32.04Croftonhehehe
17:32.09CroftonIt took a moment, but I figured out what koen is going on about
17:35.05cdbot2* * OE Bug 2917 has been created by autobuild(AT)openembedded.org
17:35.07cdbot2* * angstrom-console-image-1.0-r0-do_rootfs
17:35.09cdbot2* * http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2917
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17:35.37cbrakechristopher: many of my project use custom gtk apps -- the best way I've found is create a project in svn using standard autotools build system.  Get it all working on a x86 system.
17:36.16cbrakechristopher: then create a recipe that fetches it from svn and builds it -- much like any of the other recipes.  If you can get it working on x86, and have the dependencies built, it usually just works.
17:37.02cbrakechristopher: this is where you really start to appreciate autotools, and "inherit autotools"
17:37.32koenand for libs 'inherit autotools pkgconfig' :)
17:38.04Croftonkoen, you should talk to sakoman about an image in between minimal and console
17:38.04cdbot2* * OE Bug 2917 has been RESOLVED (WONTFIX) by <koen>
17:38.06cdbot2* *  angstrom-console-image-1.0-r0-do_rootfs
17:38.08cdbot2* * http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2917
17:39.46stelioskRP: I see a lot of errors when using nfs to store sources when using latest bitbake
17:41.07stelioskRP : http://rafb.net/p/FqKQkY86.html
17:52.40koenbah
17:52.57koenthe day I receive the orange filter for my camera I get clear skies
17:54.21ynezzis it possible to disable this 'DEBUG: SVN fetcher hitting network for svn://gtk-webcore.svn...' when updating BB's cache?
17:54.49ynezzi think it's src_uri or so
17:54.59koenSRCREV
17:55.14ynezzok whatever, it's slow as hell :)
17:58.35ynezzit's about 10 min. for 50% of packages now
18:01.37ynezzkoen, now I understand why are you looking for fast adsl connection :)
18:05.35CMkoen: Just a bitbake question. What is this lock thing that's suddenyl required? http://rafb.net/p/QVljk184.html
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18:05.58CMbitbake -c rebuild libdmx works
18:06.22CMNot all recipies fail either, so far only the X stuff
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18:12.17ynezzdoes this dir exists? /home/moko/build/tmp/work/armv4t-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/libdmx-1_1.0.2-r1/install/
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18:15.11CMynezz: I just rebuilt libdmx, but now it failed on libpcap. I'll look at the same line
18:16.11CMynezz: No, it doesn't exist. Instead of install there's a temp dir
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18:38.46asmola_workCrofton, Koen, trying to do an angstrom-minimal-image build for gumstix-verdex, it died on task-boot and said missing dependency update-modules, so i did a bitbake update-modules, everything went OK, then I tried a bitbake angstrom-minimal-image again and I am getting missing dependency module-init-tools-depmod, any ideas?
18:38.52asmola_workhttp://pastebin.com/m397eebc4
18:40.06Croftonnot yet
18:40.26CroftonI have my auto builder running, so it should appear in bugzilla sometime
18:40.31Croftonif it happens for me
18:40.54christophercbrake:  do you know of any tutorials that are helpful for doing that?  that is, building and using OE as a framework?
18:42.35stefan_schmidtzecke: ping
18:43.04zeckeµpong
18:43.35Croftonasmola_, I am running an omap5912osk build atm
18:43.53stefan_schmidtzecke: Have you still a bit space for the nights at OEDEM? After some rework it seems OEDEM would fit nice between vacation and my .tw trip. ;)
18:43.56Croftonwe'll see if the problem is global, is specific to gumstix
18:44.02asmola_worksounds good
18:44.11CroftonI am on glibc atm
18:44.28zeckestefan_schmidt: It is a Hilbert-Room. There is always place for one more chair
18:44.38Croftononce I finish the first machine, the rest go fast
18:44.40stefan_schmidtzecke: :D
18:44.52stefan_schmidtzecke: Good to know.
18:45.09koenCM: remove tmp and rebuild
18:45.12stefan_schmidtzecke: At least all the 'old' guys will go for a hotel anyway. ;)
18:45.45zeckestefan_schmidt: oh, let me reread but the answer doesn't change
18:46.10stefan_schmidtheh
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18:46.43stefan_schmidtkoen: btw, I had some thoughts about the kernel patch stuff between ezx and oe.
18:47.04stefan_schmidtkoen: Your goal is to have an always buildable kernel in oe, right?
18:47.10zeckewe will have enough beds for the poor students employed by certain .tw based companies even if bjoern and doku are not aware of their luck :}
18:47.25stefan_schmidtkoen: My goal is to be able to build the latest svn stuff even if it would fail.
18:47.41koenstefan_schmidt: an always buildable kernel being the default, yes
18:47.49stefan_schmidtzecke: heh. I have tp use my money to drink with you. ;)
18:48.20stefan_schmidtkoen: hmm, just one bb with known good SRCREV and one with latest and default -1?
18:48.43stefan_schmidtkoen: Once we one the newest version works fine we can just update the SRCREV
18:48.54koenI still extremely dislike fetching patches from svn for the reasons mentioned
18:49.02stefan_schmidtkoen: Would make it easier for you and we would not need to pull the patches in.
18:49.14koenif we are going to have a stable and toy kernel we can put hte stable patches in OE
18:49.24stefan_schmidtkoen: Then only build releases with miorrored tar balls?
18:49.45stefan_schmidtkoen: hmm, how is this handled with linux-rp?
18:49.55koenlinux-rp is not really a good example
18:50.21stefan_schmidtkoen: But I consider to base newer ezx stuff on it. :)
18:50.37stefan_schmidtAfter a lot poking from mickeyl :)
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18:52.04stefan_schmidtzecke: I had some chats with your headhunter at MDD. Nice guy. He was excited about OpenMoko with sound on the A780. :)
18:53.20stefan_schmidtzecke: Hard to find, eh?
18:54.07cbrakechristopher: no, I don't know of anything offhand.  I you want to send me an email (cbrake@bec-systems.com) with some specific questions, I'll consider them for my next blog post.  I think how to set up a custom application would be a good next topic.
18:54.49cbrakechristopher: one of the biggest benefits of OE is having a somewhat standard way to do things -- you can focus on real work, instead of creating yet another build system.
18:54.52christophercbrake:  ok.  I can do that.  OE can be overwhelming to a newbie and I am trying to understand what part to customize and how to use what is already there.
18:55.26christophercbrake:  yeah, exactly.  I'd like to have a base system with X, and gtk support and just do a hello world example.  and then, I can follow that around and go from there
18:56.12christophercbrake:  I have a couple of images that mount etc, but they are running a lot more things that I need in my system and end up not working or crashing.  
18:57.02cbrakechristopher: angstrom-console-image has never given me a lot of problems, but I've not built a fresh image in the last week or two.
18:57.27stefan_schmidthmm, I'm the only one with failing glibc_2.5 for a new build from scratch?
19:00.14christophercbrake:  does that have x-windows support?
19:00.36christophercbrake: or kdrive I should say
19:01.00christophercbrake: and that has the gtk libraries for running gtk apps?  if so, that would be the place to start.
19:01.43cbrakechristopher: no, but you can extend angstrom-console-image pretty easily: http://bec-systems.com/web/content/view/79/9/
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19:02.56cbrakechristopher: the more difficult task is how to slim down agnstrom-console-image, but that should be doable with a custom image recipe as well.
19:03.28christophercbrake:  ok.  what size are most of your images with x and gtk support?  6-8 mb
19:03.29christopher?
19:03.32cbrakechristopher: I'm still running in bloat mode on most of my current projects -- no time for optimization right now :-\
19:04.11christophercbrake:  ok, I can understand that.
19:04.25cbrakechristopher: 18-30MB JFFS2, but some of those contain quite of bit of custom application stuff
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19:05.01christophercbrake:  oh wow.  That's bigger than I thought.  i think the gpe x11 image I built earlier was around 26 or so
19:05.19cbrakechristopher: but, with 128MB of NAND flash I don't really care what the flash footprint is :-)
19:05.59cbrakechristopher: at least not right now.  Yeah, I think you could build a stripped down X+GTK image in about 15-20MB JFFS2 size.
19:06.19christophercbrake:  ok.  I'd be fine with that.  if I can get it to work.  :)  hehe
19:06.52cbrakechristopher: well, pretty soon things will start to click and you'll be glad you stuck with it :-)
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19:07.42christophercbrake:  hope so.  so, I see the bb file you are showing on your site.  would you then add gtk depends to that file?
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19:08.26cbrakechristopher: yes, that should work.
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19:09.41koenstefan_schmidt: linux-rp is a great kernel due to the patches it has, but not a great recipe
19:09.45koennot a bad recipe either
19:10.26ynezzdoes it looks ok? http://ynezz.true.cz/ts72xx-oe.patch
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19:11.14ynezzjust rewritten it to use linux_<foo>.bb
19:11.20koendoes linux/ts72xx/2.6.22.6/ actually work?
19:11.27ynezzyes
19:11.38koenI'd use linux-2.6.22.6/ts72xx/
19:11.39ynezzi've rebuild both and they boots
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19:11.43stefan_schmidtkoen: moment, I try to find out why glibc header files are ending on .x instead of .h here.
19:12.08koenstefan_schmidt: there's some sed magic in packages/glibc iirc
19:12.26ynezzok, I'll rewrite it
19:13.13stefan_schmidtuh, shell. Anybody can tell what this should do? h=`echo $r|sed -e's,\.x$,.h,'`
19:13.29koencould you put DEFAULT_PREFERENCE = "-1" next to the DEFAULT_PREFERENCE_ts72xx = "(-)1" lines?
19:13.40koenynezz: apart from that it looks ok
19:13.50ynezzok, fine
19:13.54koenattach it to the bugtracker with that change and it looks ready to commit
19:14.25koenI'll be away tomorrow, so if you want it in fast, poke someone else ;)
19:16.07stefan_schmidtOK, it seems this take me longer to understand.
19:16.16stefan_schmidtkoen: Back to the patches.
19:17.57stefan_schmidtkoen: I still don't think pulling all patches, even only the known good ones, into OE is such a great idea. If you dislike pulling it from svn you would need to pull a lot more stuff in oe. Tarballs for the stable version are not enough?
19:18.15stefan_schmidtkoen: In the end we should do tarball more often anyway. :)
19:18.26stefan_schmidts/tarball/tarballs/
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19:30.10koenstefan_schmidt: I'd like to have a controlled way to tweak single patches
19:30.52koenstefan_schmidt: linux-rp uses single patches :)
19:31.24koenstefan_schmidt: the toy kernel can pull patches from svn directly if it wants, but the user kernel won't change often
19:32.48stefan_schmidtkoen: You would like to tweak our patches? They are perfect. ;)
19:33.35stefan_schmidtkoen: Is there another kernel OE do it the same way?
19:34.00stefan_schmidtkoen: I mean you can alway have 'distro' patches inside of OE
19:39.05cdbot2* * OE Bug 2918 has been created by ynezz(AT)true.cz
19:39.06cdbot2* * Support for Technologic Systems TS-72xx SBC
19:39.08cdbot2* * http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2918
19:39.17cdbot2* * OE Bug 2919 has been created by craig(AT)gumstix.com
19:39.19cdbot2* * Create a distro for gumstix
19:39.21cdbot2* * http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2919
19:39.56hughescrsakoman: my patches are now all in OE bugs
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19:48.45asmola_workcrofton, how is the osk build going?
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19:55.07koenstefan_schmidt: linux_*.bb :)
19:56.05cdbot2* * OE Bug 2920 has been created by cwixon(AT)usa.net
19:56.07cdbot2* * New Recipe: Free42 RPN Calculator
19:56.09cdbot2* * http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2920
20:03.24koenNOTE: the following files were installed but not shipped in any package:
20:03.25koenNOTE:   /usr/lib/preloadable_libiconv.so
20:03.27koenhmmm
20:03.52koen(yes, I'm building uclibc, woglinde, you can relax now)
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20:04.23Croftoncrunching along
20:04.39CroftonI think I set it to only do one process
20:04.43koenthis time for .deb packages
20:05.16koennow I have 2 machines that will spam bugzilla for new packages I want to add :)
20:05.26Croftonkoen, do we have any "policies" on distros derived from angstrom?
20:06.19koenyes
20:06.27koen"Don't do it*"
20:06.32Croftonheh
20:06.38koen* unless you have a _very_ good reason
20:06.51Croftonhow can we accomodate Craig's gumstix issues?
20:07.22CroftonI am going to work though the gumstix patches and knock out the easy stuff first
20:08.05CroftonI suspect there will be "loss of control" issues moving from a buildroot system they had complete control over
20:08.39koenso put someone from gumstix (i.e. craig) in the angstrom-core-team
20:09.36Croftonthen the "core team" grows every time someone wants to do real work with it
20:09.51koenI guess so
20:09.56Croftonand becomes dominated by commericial interests
20:09.58koenthe core team thingy wasn't my idea
20:10.05cdbot2* * OE Bug 2921 has been created by autobuild(AT)openembedded.org
20:10.07cdbot2* * ltrace-0.4-r1-do_compile
20:10.09cdbot2* * http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2921
20:10.34CroftonThese are general issues, that hopefully become more common
20:10.37Croftonis my thinking
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20:11.04Croftonso developing systems to support vendors who want to use OE is really important
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20:11.25koenright
20:12.03koenexperience learns that having your own distro is great for the first week and then it bitrots
20:12.08Croftonrumour has it I have a new PC here I can install OE on
20:12.17koenhaving a derivative distro jsut delays that bitrot :)
20:12.21Croftonso I stop doing builds on the SCM/webserver
20:12.48Croftonthis is one of my concerns
20:12.57koenIMNSHO the "too many vars in local.conf" can be fixed by providing a sample local.conf
20:13.30koensince uclibc is practically unmaintained nowadays, I foresee a rising interest in using glibc on gumsticx
20:13.38koenespecially since OE makes it so easy
20:13.57koen<queue khem saying "or eglibc">
20:14.06Croftonsadly, he did not send me the lowest end gumstix
20:14.21Croftonapparently they have disk space issues
20:14.44koenright
20:14.51koenI don't debate that
20:15.07Croftonand I suspect a number of his problems are related to underlying issues we should fix anyway
20:15.14koenOTOH I've been known to overestimate the reading skills of users
20:16.29Croftonkoen, http://ossie.wireless.vt.edu/trac/ticket/58
20:17.01Croftonfrom a fellow who has declared that he "is not a Linux developer"
20:17.21Croftonapparently sudo make install is testing some people's limits
20:17.21stefan_schmidtkoen: Sorry, distracted. OE is really pulling all that kernel patches in? It should not be me to stop this as long as I have my toy recipe to play with the newest stuff. Any opinions on others about that? Should we write a mail to oe-devel?
20:17.51Croftonasmola_, I am on 504 of 584 tasks for the omap5912osk
20:18.04cdbot2* * OE Bug 2922 has been created by <Marek>
20:18.06cdbot2* * qpe-mahjongg - replace some sick code
20:18.08cdbot2* * http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2922
20:18.15koenstefan_schmidt: write to oe-devel and keep in mind that not everyone is a leet developer
20:18.36stefan_schmidtkoen: heh, will do.
20:19.05cdbot2* * OE Bug 2923 has been created by <Marek>
20:19.07cdbot2* * libsdl_net doesnt compile - looking for host includes
20:19.09cdbot2* * http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2923
20:19.18asmola_workCrofton, mine died right around that point
20:19.26koen"oe should only have patches that <foo>" translates to "I'm soooo leet and lazy" for me
20:19.48koen'night all
20:19.52Croftongn
20:19.59asmola_workthen i started punching in some random bitbake commands and now it looks to be at 250 or so
20:20.01asmola_workgn koen
20:20.05sakomanCrofton:  I think gumstix is going to stress the OE conventions
20:20.12SirManiacnight
20:20.13Croftonyeah
20:20.23sakomanThere's not really a single "machine"
20:20.38Croftonlots of combinations of hw
20:20.58sakomanAnd each gumstix OEM is gonna want to control which kernel modules get installed and autoloaded
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20:21.03Croftonwe have the goal of one distro yo unite them all
20:21.19CroftonI suspect we will stress monotone
20:21.36Croftonit should be possible for someone to maintain a local branch in mtn
20:21.43sakomanYeah, not sure what the right answer is
20:21.55Croftonpull from main OE server and move stuff into the branch in a controlled fashion
20:22.09sakomanThat's what I am thinking
20:22.15asmola_workarguably buildroot has the same issue, but with the gui config, users are able to easily pick and choose what things they want / don't want
20:22.24Croftonalso some people just stop pulling for certain projects
20:22.24sakomanright
20:22.35Croftonlikewise does that I think
20:22.50sakomanFor most commercial products that is always the case
20:23.01CroftonToo bad we do't have the OEDNAM
20:23.09sakomanYou branch at some point in the release cycle
20:23.33Croftonyou also need to work with your SCM system
20:23.44sakomanAnd do any future updates by hand and only after really careful benefit analysis :-)
20:24.23Croftonwell, we are supposed to have tools that make this better :)
20:24.42sakomana secret:  no one does this well :-)
20:25.05Croftonlets just say, I have heard people say really dumb things
20:25.25sakomanhopefully I haven't been one of them :-)
20:25.28Croftonno
20:25.35Croftonthis is school related stuff
20:25.40sakomanah
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20:25.54Croftonelectrical engineers make lousy software guys
20:26.03Croftongenerally speaking of course
20:26.10sakomanand vice versa!
20:26.13Croftonyep
20:26.26Croftonand this is what makes software defined radio hard
20:26.57sakomanindeed
20:27.23Croftonhttp://www.openembedded.org/wiki/OEDEM2007
20:27.34Croftonwe should enter some of this discussion here
20:28.29Croftontry to get some discussion going on how people use OE for real, and how OE can better support the "customer" base
20:28.47sakomanare you going?
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20:29.54Croftonprobably not
20:30.23Croftonthere is an outside chance, but it is very complicated
20:30.57hrwhi
20:31.01stefan_schmidtkoen: Mail sent. Should clear the positions. If I missed something don't hesitate to clarify it.
20:31.01Croftonunless monay falls from the sky
20:31.24sakomanunderstood, it would be an expensive trip!
20:31.32hrwthere is a way to get multiple gumstix configs supported in OE\
20:31.58hrwalso vendors which use OE and gumstix can make own configs (for own usage)
20:32.02Croftonhrw, let mw get mine booting and I can start trying to work though the issues
20:32.32Croftonwe need to describe the "best" way to do that, and end up with a bitrotted database
20:32.47sakomanhrw:  yes, that's what I assume I will do "worst case"
20:33.24Croftonit is always good to attempt to do the right thing, then compromise to make deadlines
20:33.33sakomanexactly
20:33.37hrwnow we have gumstix-connex and gumstix-verdex - rigt?
20:33.41Croftonyes
20:34.32Croftonasmola_, omap5912osk built
20:34.36hrwif there is gumstix-verdex-umbaumba which adds pcmcia/cf and wifi then it can be done in a way which will use gumstix-verdex stuff but be different to it
20:34.49hrwOVERRIDES can be set in machine configs
20:35.47asmola_workcrofton, ok, good to know, mine is cranking away again, we'll see how far it goes
20:36.07sakomanhrw: so  gumstix-verdex-umbaumba.conf would "require" gumstix-verdex and then set the overrides?
20:36.38hrwsakoman: yes, and will add "pcmcia" to MACHINE_FEATURES
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20:37.16Croftonobviously the solution is for gumstix to give us all slightly different hw to test on :)
20:37.45asmola_workso there are a bunch of gumstix-verdex-*, but then how are these combined if you are using say pcmcia and network?
20:37.49Croftonroa -> Berlin is $758 :)
20:38.16hrwasmola_work: network is smc91xx connected to pxa directly or pcmcia?
20:38.20Croftona week in Berlin, not so cheap
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20:38.33sakomanhrw:  in that case, it would be best if gumstix-verdex just handles the bare verdex cpu module
20:38.42CroftonI think directly, not sure xactly what pins are on the connector though
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20:39.12sakomanand then there were also gumstix-verdex-goliath, etc override conf files
20:39.21hrwor we can add MACHINE_GUMSTIX_* variables whic user will set in local.conf
20:39.38hrwMACHINE_GUMSTIX_NETWORK = "1" # enable smc91xx module
20:39.54hrwMACHINE_GUMSTIX_PCMCIA = "1" # enable CF extension
20:39.55hrwetc
20:39.58asmola_workhrw, i think directly as well, i have the schematics and eagle on my home computer but not here
20:40.17CroftonI am wondering if the connector is a form of pcmcia ...
20:40.20hrwasmola_work: as long as it is not cf/pcmcia it does not matter how it is
20:40.57hrwbut if it is cf/pcmcia but not allow to connect other card then it is to be handled in a bit other way
20:41.28asmola_workcrofton, i don't beleive so because i know that on the hybrid board you have, the wireless is cf/pcmcia
20:42.21asmola_workwhich is why the hubrid board (ethernet & wireless) doesnt have the cf card slot
20:42.41hrwasmola_work: wireless is marvel 8385?
20:44.36asmola_workhrw: yes
20:44.57asmola_workalthough they don't have a board released with wireless for the verdex ( although I think crofton may have one )
20:45.10Crofton:)
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20:46.32hrwI need to extract libertas update for 2.6.23-rc3 from libertas tree and check that card in zaurus ;D
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20:50.47asmola_workcrofton, yeah made it to 553 of 557 again, grrr
20:51.13Croftoncan you go ahead and pastebin the error while I am waiting on git?
20:51.28asmola_workyeah, doing that rightnow
20:51.51asmola_workhttp://pastebin.com/m4143fde5
20:52.12asmola_worki got that last time so i did a bitbake update-modules
20:52.28Croftonangstrom-2007.1 and gumstix-verdex
20:52.32asmola_workyes
20:52.34Croftonwhen did you update last?
20:52.44asmola_worknoon or so today
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20:52.55asmola_worki have enable_binary_locale_generation=0
20:53.00Croftonheh
20:53.02Croftonme too
20:53.15Croftonwe don't need no steenkin locale
20:53.30asmola_work:)
20:55.38CroftonI wonder if the module_autoload lines are pulling in update-modules ....
20:55.58asmola_workif i build update-modules then i get this...
20:56.14Croftondrum roll
20:56.36asmola_workhttp://pastebin.com/m3b4fd756
20:56.58Croftonhrw, ping
20:58.09Croftonwhat happened to angstrom-console-image?
20:58.35hrw?
20:58.53Croftoncan you look at asmola_work 's pastebins?
20:58.53hrwCrofton: you do from scratch?
20:58.59CroftonI'm hoping you know the answer
20:59.06Croftonasmola_work, did
20:59.10asmola_workhrw, that was from scratch
20:59.18CroftonI am building omap5912osk, then gumstix
20:59.29CroftonI am almost to the same point on gumstix
20:59.38hrwmy from scratch build is on glibc now ;(
20:59.44asmola_workif it doesn't break on your computer i'm thrrowing mine out the winodw
20:59.51Croftonheh
21:00.01hrwasmola_work: is it fast?
21:00.02asmola_workexcept there aren't any windows here (probably not an accident)
21:00.17Croftonwe try really hard to isolate from the host, but it is really hard ....
21:00.25asmola_workis my computer fast?
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21:01.05asmola_workim running multiple threads on the build since i am on a dual core
21:02.16hrwasmola_work: so throw it under my door ;D
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21:02.22Croftonheh
21:02.25asmola_work:)
21:02.30Croftonlong throw
21:02.48hrwlooks like I will have to do two new builds ;(
21:05.28asmola_worki am going to run home, i'll be back online in about 20
21:06.59Croftonok
21:07.40CroftonI have a machine here I can set up to do builds
21:07.50Croftonand it will be sort of dedicated to this stuff
21:07.52Croftonhopefully
21:10.12CMCrazy thing: http://nsa.unaligned.org/
21:11.33hrwfor machine in fic-gta01 alix gumstix-verdex c7x0 ;do echo "MACHINE='$machine'" >conf/auto.conf;bitbake angstrom-console-image;bitbake openmoko-devel-image;bitbake angstrom-x11-pimlico-image;bitbake mc strace less task-proper-tools cvs subversion lighttpd monotone;bitbake task-native-sdk;done
21:11.43hrwshould be enough for more then night
21:17.17hrwbye
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21:20.50Croftonbother, gumstix succeeded for me ...
21:20.53woglindehi
21:20.58CroftonI need to build from scratch
21:28.20mr_nicewoglinde: hi
21:29.19woglindehi mr_nice
21:29.36mr_nicewoglinde: do you have some time for me?
21:30.39woglindehm yes
21:30.50mr_nicewoglinde: :)
21:31.09mr_nicewoglinde: can you have a look at oe bug 2598
21:31.53mr_nicewoglinde: I wrote a patch for that simpad power off problem
21:32.35woglindehm whats powerd doing?
21:33.15woglindehm ah
21:33.24mr_nicewoglinde: it wathes the given evdev file for KEY_POWER. if it is pressed it does apm -s
21:34.09woglindehm why the heck the kernel cant see this himself
21:34.13asmola_crofton, ii'm back
21:34.29mr_nicewoglinde: good question
21:34.43Croftonit built for me, but it was not a clean build
21:35.00woglindemr_nice I will check it in tomorrow okay?
21:35.40asmola_yeah everything had been working fine for me but in th interest of the greater good last week i decided to build from scratch and thats when i hit this bump and then i dropped it and picked it up again today and seeing the same issue
21:35.51mr_nicewoglinde: :)
21:35.58CroftonI am going to make a build machine at school
21:36.10Croftonand try there, but it will take me a while to get it going
21:36.20CroftonI have started a one cpu clean build at home
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21:37.34asmola_ok, sounds good, let me know how it goes
21:37.49Croftonwill do, sorry about this
21:37.59Croftonit is a nuisance to replicate ....
21:38.01asmola_no need to be sorry, i can't thank you enough
21:38.50Croftonthank my spare clock cycles
21:38.52asmola_with all of this ossie/angstrom stuff i have been able to fool everyone at work into thinking that i know something :)
21:39.13Croftonwell, we expect you to pay us back :)
21:39.27asmola_haha. uh oh
21:40.03woglindebye
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21:43.05Croftonasmola_, make some cool shit with what you have and show it to big shots
21:43.32CroftonI'm going to walk home and burn an install dvd
21:43.57asmola_ok, cool, talk to you later
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22:09.29rwhitbystefan_schmidt: for the ixp4xx-kernel, I pull in patches from a SRCREV on the nslu2-linux svn server.
22:09.47rwhitbyit makes it easier to keep patches in sync between OE, OpenWrt, and Debian.
22:10.27stefan_schmidtrwhitby: So fixed rev and no separate patches in OE? That's also the way I see it.
22:10.43stefan_schmidtrwhitby: Thanks. Let's wait for more comments.
22:11.25stefan_schmidtrwhitby: In the end we both are more the 'upstream' guys in this problem. So it make sense we have the same opinion, as it makes our life easier. :)
22:12.05polyonymous_zecke, ping?
22:12.05rwhitbyyeah, and I've had the same difference of opinion with koen on this issue too.
22:12.12zeckepolyonymous_: pong
22:12.16zeckedid I break something?
22:12.20polyonymous_zecke, yeah :)
22:12.31zeckesomething important? ;)
22:12.34rwhitbystefan_schmidt: I see his point, from the point of view of an OE-only viewpoint.
22:12.37polyonymous_zecke, it turns out you can't EXPORT_FUNCTION from the file containing dash in the name
22:12.44polyonymous_(qmake-base)
22:13.23polyonymous_I've even forced bitbake to emit qmake-base_do_configure function, but it only works if run.do_configure has #!/bin/bash :)
22:13.29rwhitbystefan_schmidt: but to take his point of view to the extreme, then all downloads would need to be on OE-hosted servers just in case an upstream server goes away (and this somewhat is the case with the sources mirror logic)
22:13.32stefan_schmidtrwhitby: yeah, lets see how others think about this
22:13.34zeckepolyonymous_: for sure file a bitbake bug (even if that code in bitbake is ugly...)
22:13.44polyonymous_zecke, so, basically, the whole opie is broken.
22:13.49stefan_schmidtrwhitby: indeed
22:13.51zeckepolyonymous_: so we are back to copying this code to qmake and qmake2?
22:13.53polyonymous_zecke, well, how would you want to fix it?
22:13.59polyonymous_zecke, that's the question.
22:14.07polyonymous_zecke, if I were sure of it I wouldn't poke you :)
22:14.32polyonymous_zecke, this can be done, I think with one more ugly workaround in bitbake like replacing '-' with '_'...
22:14.50polyonymous_Or renaming qmake-base to qmake_base (but that breaks conventions)
22:14.52zeckepolyonymous_: file a bitbake bug and then move the code to qmake and qmake2.bbclass
22:15.03zeckeqmakebase ;)
22:15.25polyonymous_zecke, well, as a temporary workaround I'll add another .bbclass instead of duplicating code.
22:15.37polyonymous_to be inherited by qmake and qmake2
22:15.52zeckepolyonymous_: copy+bug report and once bitbake is fixed and we depend on it we can clean it up
22:16.12RPOffhand does anyone know a good graphical patch reject resolver?
22:16.13polyonymous_zecke, ok. But what fix would you expect?
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22:16.33polyonymous_zecke, I can do it myself, but I'm not sure which way to go - it's not just bitbake's problem, but also shell's.
22:16.55zeckepolyonymous_: oh shell :}
22:16.58polyonymous_RP, offhand, only gvim.
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22:17.09polyonymous_zecke, yeah, that's the problem. I *did* fix the bitbake part :)
22:17.14polyonymous_zecke, but it only works for bash.
22:17.30zeckepolyonymous_: rename functions on the fly
22:17.43polyonymous_zecke, s/-/_/?
22:17.43zeckepolyonymous_: as you suggested and make sure that the other version is currently not present
22:18.03polyonymous_zecke, ok, thanks. I think I'll try to fix it in bitbake then.
22:18.12zeckeawesome!
22:19.40RPzecke: btw, have you any idea why export FOO ?= "value" doesn't work properly?
22:19.52RPzecke: and should we support "export FOO" ?
22:21.19rwhitbystefan_schmidt: I've also replied in email.
22:21.21zeckeRP: IIRC export FOO is already used by metadata :)
22:21.27stefan_schmidtrwhitby: thanks
22:21.42RPzecke: export FOO = "" works, export FOO does not afaik
22:21.56zeckeRP: for ?= we would need to look into the feeder and I don't feel like doing that :}
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22:22.55RPzecke: damn ;-)
22:37.04cdbot2* * OE Bug 2924 has been created by autobuild(AT)openembedded.org
22:37.06cdbot2* * openmoko-image-1.0-r0-do_rootfs
22:37.08cdbot2* * http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2924
22:40.07RPzecke: export FOO ?= "" works as expected, we just have some strange default values :/
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22:46.43CIA-303rpurdie * r969 10/ (4 files in 4 dirs): Add support for the syntax "export VARIABLE"
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22:54.00hughescrkoen: hope my comments on bug #2919 don't come across as too harsh -- I didn't re-read before hitting "submit"
22:54.04ljp<PROTECTED>
22:54.37zeckeljp: hi :)
22:54.45hughescrkoen: I'm just trying to keep everything absolutely as drop-dead simple as possible for gumstix users trying to figure out OE
22:55.01hughescrthere are over 7,000 of them, and 99% of those are not very tech-savvy
22:55.12zeckeljp: ask my co-workers for quotes
22:55.21hughescrthey can just about figure out how to follow the buildroot setup/build instructions, which is 3 command line instructions
22:55.40hughescrIf I were to try and get them using OE today, it'd be a support nightmare for me
22:56.13hughescrBut I desperately want to get away from buildroot and onto OE asap
22:56.43hughescrand having a gumstix-specific distro/set of images seems like the easiest way to smooth many of these edges
22:56.52stefan_schmidtzecke: You mean something like: "It's wonderful. This sane API. Fast to learn." ? *caught*
22:57.34zeckestefan_schmidt: ah right, I complained about the GtkTreeIter up/down/forward/backward navigation at the camp :)
22:57.52zeckeand randomly say Gtk+ devs get paid for LOC they produce
22:58.04stefan_schmidtheh
22:58.21stefan_schmidtDuplicating work brings money in...
22:58.59zeckeframeworks are a threat to the money flow ;)
22:59.32stefan_schmidtzecke: Not really. Just create your own. It's hip these days. :)
22:59.45zeckeusing vala?
23:00.16ljpisnt that like all guis build in c? :)
23:00.23stefan_schmidtzecke: For example. And if that is boring too, go for another language.
23:00.50Croftonhughescr, we understand your problems
23:01.01CroftonI think we are still grappling with how to deal with them
23:01.14zeckestefan_schmidt: what I find funny about vala is. If Mr. de Icaza would have developed a C# frontend for gcc vala would not be needed...
23:01.19Croftonwithout creating millions of distros and special cases
23:01.34Croftonhughescr, also, did you sort out my cable issue?
23:01.53zeckeljp: but my complain means I take a look at Qtopia...
23:03.02sakomanhughescr:  I'm playing around with an "expert" gumstix machine type that might work better for guys like me who want fine grain control
23:03.18stefan_schmidtzecke: Perhaps. But sometimes it's easier to start another language. You know when people have this great vision about how the future should look like...
23:03.52zeckestefan_schmidt: hehe, it is too early to argue
23:04.01sakomanhughescr:  . . . and are willing to put up with a little extra work :-)
23:04.29stefan_schmidtzecke: BTW, you need to rant more Qtopia now then before or people will think you opinion is paid. ;)
23:05.12stefan_schmidtzecke: And of course rant about OpenMoko
23:05.37stefan_schmidtzecke: Talking about that. GSoC finished fine?
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23:06.06zeckestefan_schmidt: if I manage to upload code...
23:06.40stefan_schmidtzecke: oh, sometimes the real problems came at the end...
23:07.48zeckelol so Palm just throw away 10 million $ of revenue...
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23:09.04yakovhello
23:09.20hughescrCrofton: cable issue yes, they're going overnight today -- should be there tomorrow
23:09.25Croftonthanks
23:09.42Croftoncan you send a tracking number if possible?
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23:09.56hughescrsakoman: yes I was planning on doing that basically with like one example and then some wiki docs on how to roll ones own
23:10.25CroftonI'm hoping this sort of thing is discussed some at OEDEM in early October
23:10.50sakomanI'll show you what I've put together after I verify that it actually works :-)
23:11.19hughescrCrofton: tracking number emailed
23:11.28Croftonhughescr, also, there have been suggestions that koen be sent to school to learn "social skills" :)
23:11.33yakovlisppaste7,
23:11.45Croftonso don't worry about seeming harsh, just as long as the argument is good
23:11.52hughescrCrofton: social skills no problem with me; I prefer bluntness :)
23:12.05Croftonyou two will get along fine then :)
23:12.15Croftonopen source devs need thick skins
23:12.25hughescryeah
23:12.32sakomanall devs need thick skin :-)
23:12.47hughescrHolding the sweet-and-happiness in reserve for when you *really* need something is sometimes useful too :)
23:12.56Croftonwell, paid devs can chose to surround themselves with yes men :)
23:13.06sakomanindustry fights just happen behind closed doors :-)
23:13.09Croftonyeah
23:13.31sakomanNo less fireworks though!
23:13.42lisppaste7yakov pasted "migration error" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/47237
23:13.48sakomanJust a smaller audience :-)
23:14.12Croftonyakov, what are you trying to do?
23:14.39CroftonI think maybe you are trying to migrate from a higher version mtn db using a lower version of mtn
23:14.41yakovmigrate db from here http://www.openembedded.org/snapshots/OE.mtn.bz2
23:14.42CroftonI suspect
23:14.50yakovin order to use with my current mtn
23:14.53Croftonyakov, try upgrading mtn
23:15.04ynezzthere is 31 snapshot
23:15.19ynezzi'm using it on debian also
23:15.25ynezzerr ubuntu
23:15.29yakovCrofton, 0.31 is old??
23:15.30Croftonyakov, upgrade mtn, or get .31 snapshot
23:15.39yakovynezz, yes im on ubuntu too...
23:15.40Croftonyakov, right :)
23:15.49ynezzhttp://www.openembedded.org/snapshots/OE-this-is-for-mtn-0.31.mtn.bz2
23:15.51yakovi see ):
23:16.14CroftonI have 0.36 on my fedora 7 box
23:16.15yakovynezz, thx
23:17.08yakovCrofton, built from source?
23:17.13Croftonrpm
23:17.18Croftoni think :)
23:17.31Croftontrying to check
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23:18.09yakovheh they provide staticaly linked one just for lazy me :)
23:18.37Croftonyakov, I think they got tired of answering questions about boost versions ....
23:18.56Croftonyeah, looks like 0.36 is available as an rpm and yum
23:20.01yakovheh, boost...
23:20.11hughescrin bitbake, I want to force a re-deploy stage.  ie basically want to do "bitbake linux -c rebuild" but instead of rebuild, redeploy
23:20.15yakovanyway migrates using 0.36 fine..
23:20.15hughescrany way to do that?
23:20.21Croftonnot sure
23:21.10hughescrI'll just live through -c rebuild I guess :)
23:21.24hughescrgooooooooo, ccache!
23:21.48Croftonheh, you touch machine.conf?
23:22.17hughescrNo, just trying to get my uImage to use the linux compress/decompress instead of u-boot's
23:22.23Croftonah
23:22.28hughescru-boot is about 20x slower then the kernel's own decompressor
23:22.30Croftonhow do you do that?
23:22.39Croftonroughly speaking
23:23.16ynezz-c deploy ?
23:23.37hughescrbasically http://pastebin.com/m5a4202cf
23:23.48hughescrynezz: doesn't do the deploy if it was already deployed
23:23.54ynezz-f
23:24.02ynezzto force?
23:24.12hughescrynezz: ah, maybe
23:24.12ynezzdunno if it works for deploy
23:24.34Croftonwhat if you use the make uImage target when building the kernel?
23:24.39hughescrCrofton: basically use the gzipped vmlinuz and -C none for mkimage
23:24.54ynezzyou might need to use -b /path/to/linux.bb also
23:24.58hughescrCrofton: then it embeds something in a uImage which has to be gunzipped before execution
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23:25.30hughescrCrofton: if you use the compressed/vmlinuz instead, then it's an executable image with its own decompression routine in it
23:25.31CroftonI am wondering if make uImage generates the better decompression
23:25.48hughescru-boot decompression routine is really really really slow
23:25.55hughescrlinux's is really really fast
23:26.35CroftonAt some point I would like to see linux.inc use "make uImage" rather than do the mkimage manually
23:26.37hughescrnote: my pastebin there doesn't actually work (not tested yet)
23:26.59hughescrCrofton: iirc linux's make uImage does the same wrong thing that linux.inc is doing now
23:27.04Croftonthere is an issue I have not completely worked through though
23:27.07Croftonok
23:27.11hughescrie compresses the executable instead of using linux's uncompressor
23:27.14CroftonI can check when I worry about this
23:27.16yakovhuh, nice. statically linked monotone was unable to resolve monotone.openembedded.org :/
23:27.35yakovthough simply given IP worked fine..
23:30.04Croftonok, time to head home
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23:37.23polyonymous_zecke, RP - I haven't tested _much_, but I think that should do: http://rafb.net/p/bi0zOc32.html
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23:47.05cdbot2* * OE Bug 2925 has been created by craig(AT)gumstix.com
23:47.07cdbot2* * Use linux decompressor instead of  u-boot' s for uImage kernels
23:47.09cdbot2* * http://bugs.openembedded.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2925
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