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00:17.49tzangerhmm, anyone aware that expat-2.0.1 on sourceforge is a bad tarball?
00:19.26tzangeroh, interesting
00:19.28tzangerit's a gzip problem
00:22.09grgtzanger, expat seems fine to me
00:22.37grgee8b492592568805593f81f8cdf2a04c  expat-2.0.1.tar.gz
00:22.45grg(md5)
00:23.20tzangergrg: the md5 matches, but apparently ubuntu buggered up gzip somehow
00:23.39tzangerworks on 9.04, doesn't on 10.04
00:23.56grgi don't use ubuntu, so i can't comment on that
00:23.58tzangerhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gzip/+bug/524366
00:24.39tzangerit affected redhat as well. :-)
00:24.59tzangeranyway, I gzip -d'd the file on 9.04, gzip'd it back up and copied the new one over and altered the .md5 in sources
00:25.03tzangerhopefully that fixes it
00:27.56grgtzanger, so now we need gzip-native?
00:28.03grgugghhh
00:29.45Tartarustar-native too
00:29.52TartarusBut even then, heh
00:30.43TartarusIt's too bad the python only extraction stuff was noticeably slower, right kergoth?
00:32.37kergoth_yep, it was enough to impact build times a fair bit
00:32.52grghmm.. i actually think its better to tell people to use their distro fix than add more -native dependencies
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00:34.14tzangerthere isn't a distro fix for 10.04 yet
00:34.19tzangerit's one of those weird-ass corner cases
00:34.28tzangerwho the hell makes the expat archive on OS/2 anyway? :-)
00:34.59grgyou've got to be strange to write an xml parser
00:36.14tzangerTouche.
00:38.04grgit would be nice to reduce the number of -native dependent packages for any given image build
00:38.26grgsurely there's some low hanging fruit...
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01:42.31TartarusSome way to get a sane default environment to use and re-use would be nice
01:42.59TartarusThere's very few -native packages we use that can't be made to work happily via env stuff to know where its junk is
01:52.01kergoth_we need to distinguish between -natives that we have just to satisfy the dep instead of the build machine, and those we need because we require specifically patched versions
01:54.12TartarusYou know, I don't think there's anything except for perl and I guess python that we need for doing the target, done up specially
01:54.26Tartarusheck, we could use build host mtd tools if we wanted, for example :)
01:54.39Tartarus(On recent and sane distros)
01:55.37kergoth_libtool, coreutils both require patches, but i think we shuld move back to install-sh or a custom wrapper rather than patching coreutils just to get an install that doesn't strip
01:55.40IgorKgood evening
01:55.46kergoth_autoconf has patches we can kill, I expect, the whole gnu-configize thing
01:56.32IgorKbuilding x11-gpe-image, Im getting: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/239569
01:58.03IgorKbuilding angstrom-gnome-image, Im getting http://paste.pocoo.org/show/239571
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01:58.23IgorKanybody have a suggestion? tia!
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02:09.41Tartarusah that's right, autohell
02:10.21TartarusWe only patch coreutils 7.2 to fix a bug, heh
02:10.24Tartarus8.5 is unpatched
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02:11.01Tartarusdoes idly wonder if we really do need to patch libtool/etc over doing it to provide a known sane version
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02:39.48kergoth_Tartarus: there is no sane libtool.
02:49.18Tartarusheh
02:51.15kergoth_there are multiple aspects of its behavior that have to be changed in patches.  it wants to add a -L of any -rpath, for example
02:51.23kergoth_iirc, anyway
02:51.48IgorKso any idea on how 2 fix my problems?
02:51.59khemkergoth: Tartarus once I had tried to reduce the natives
02:52.23khemand I pretty much got it down to like 7 or 8 really needed one
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02:52.58kergoth_khem: nice.  I think we need to decide on a way to distinguish these things.  maybe a different prefix than -native if we alter it in a required way
02:53.05kergoth_-oe-native seems like a good route
02:53.10kergoth_"vendor" of a sort
02:54.10khemkergoth: yeah we should have something like native-oe-ubuntu9.04
02:54.14warflyrIgorK try: bitbake iptables-native
02:54.17khemnative-suse10.0
02:54.19khemetc
02:55.29khemkergoth: I have made a list of package that one needs on say ubuntu 10.04 installed
02:55.45khemand then I keep adding to this list and remove from the -native
02:55.59kergoth_khem: it would be nice to have a class/inc which determines your distro and sets ASSUME_PROVIDED accordingly.
02:56.09kergoth_wouldn't be terribly difficult
02:56.09khemkergoth: good idea
02:56.13khemyep
02:56.28warflyrcall the distros package manager to install the natives o.0
02:56.41khemkergoth: cat /etc/lsb-release
02:56.53khemshould give all info needed
02:57.00khemhopefully
02:57.14khemwarflyr: heh not everybody is root
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02:57.17khemon a build box
02:57.31warflyrgood point o.0
02:58.57khemkergoth: detect-buildos.bbclass :)
02:59.53kergoth_we should think about separating INHERITed bbclasses from inherited ones
03:00.02kergoth_their purposes are quite different
03:01.20khemhmmm INHERITed is for env related
03:01.22kergoth_arguably, INHERITed functionality could be considered not a class at all -- its not a way to abstract functionality from a set of recipes, its global, and ends up in the configuration space
03:01.35khemah yes right
03:01.50kergoth_i don't know what else you would call it
03:01.50kergoth_e
03:01.58kergoth_every one of those could just as well be a .inc
03:02.06kergoth_shrugs
03:05.57khemkergoth: I would say INHERITS are also like classes because they change your build enviroment and methods
03:06.06khembut they are two different namespaces may be
03:07.43kergoth_true, but conceptually they don't quite fit the same.  you don't exactly inject something into the inheritence hierarchy of every class you have ;)
03:07.53khemright
03:08.18khemheh may be they could be called as friend classes :)
03:08.22kergoth_doesn't know what the right answer is, just something to give some thought
03:08.23kergoth_hehe
03:08.54kergoth_i think we want to keep the concepts simple and clear to a user.  even someone who isn't a developer can grasp the class concept pretty quickly, if not necessarily the implications
03:09.06khemnods
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03:11.07kergoth_hmm.  could almost consider opt-in INHERITs as like.. OE_FEATURES
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04:19.27grgDetecting the build distro and having -native recipes accordingly is the wrong way. It would be much, much better to detect versions of available software and build/use the -native version in the event that the distro installed version does not match (or has not been installed)
04:20.01grgthat way you don't have to update the list every time your distro has a minor release
04:21.14kergoth_agreed, but the other can be thrown together in an hour or two.
04:21.51kergoth_worth looking into
04:23.15kergoth_hmm, a basic framework for app / app version checking would be pretty easy to throw together too, could add checks one by one
04:26.14grgkhem, /etc/lsb-release is not widely available (yet)
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05:05.40CIA-203Khem Raj <raj.khem@gmail.com> 07org.openembedded.dev * r4cd34e570e 10openembedded.git/conf/ (21 files in 4 dirs):
05:05.41CIA-2Revert "distro: Move thumb into distro features"
05:05.41CIA-2This reverts commit e9fe87a13cf4e0453ff601c422ecbe6a98bc8f76.
05:05.41CIA-2Signed-off-by: Khem Raj <raj.khem@gmail.com>
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05:08.45MortenHi all. I'm brand new in here, so please bear with me and tell me if I violate any rules or policies.
05:10.31Morteni was wondering iof anybody could point out my obvious mistake as I have difficulties adding a recipee that relies on Qt Embedded to my own image.
05:14.40khemgrg: distro's patch the packages too. iow coreutils 8.5 from debian may not be same as coreutils-8.5 from fedora
05:14.54khemso its better to make it distro specific
05:15.14grgkhem, but there are so many distro's out there....
05:15.27khemgrg: wrt to lsb-release all distro's claiming to be LSB compliant
05:15.31khemshould have it
05:15.44khemgrg: yes and we would add it for the one's we use
05:15.56khemand who ever loves a distro will support it
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05:16.41khemunsupported distro will get the default behavior as we have right now
05:16.51khemso they wont be in worse situation
05:16.56khemonly they will not be better
05:17.34grgi think having a "distro-quirks" section of code for distros that do funky patches would be better
05:17.57khemdefine distro quirk
05:18.08khemthey all fix them for themselves nothing is quitk
05:18.13grgyou mentioned differing coreutils
05:18.18khemyes
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05:18.53khemwhat we have to make sure is that is default coreutils on fedora 13 good enough for OE to use or not if not then we build our own
05:19.05khemsimilar checks for other distros and packages
05:19.44khemI was amazed that out of 1.5G in my sysroot 1.3G was native packages
05:19.54khemand I use decent enough distro
05:20.43grgi just think that we should have exceptions for host distros that need a -native package, not exceptions for each and every host distro
05:21.12khemwell its same thing we are talking about then
05:21.39grgif i was more familiar with oe/bitbake internals i could probably explain better :(
05:21.57khemwe are talking about what -native packages do I need to build for say ubuntu 9.10
05:22.05grgyes
05:22.09khemand for debian
05:22.11khemand so on
05:22.56grgso, instead of having e.g. a list of native packages required for a specific distro/version, you have a mechanism to detect if the currently installed version is ok
05:23.14khemI think sanity.bbclass should take care of informing the missing packages on a given distro
05:23.24khemthat one should install before building OE
05:24.03grgand, have e.g. a NATIVE_QUIRKS var, which contains an entry for distros that have a funky patch that makes it deviate from all other normal sane hosts in the event that the normal version check falls over
05:24.07khemgrg: as I said you can have it either way, having a list of -native packages to buils for distro X is better approach
05:24.17khemimo
05:24.32grgkhem, we can agree to disagree :)
05:25.07grgkhem, you win anyway, since you're far more likely to implement it
05:25.27khemheh
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05:54.06RobotGuyWhy is base-files_3.0.14.bb failing??
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05:55.22RobotGuybase-files/base-files_3.0.14.bb, do_install) failed with 256
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07:23.56mckoangood morning
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07:32.40PSbuilding of perl-5.8.8 getting the error as: "Can't locate strict.pm in @INC (@INC contains:"
07:36.55RobotGuyI have base-files_3.0.14.bb, do_install) failed with 256
07:37.06RobotGuyI can't seem to build any images because of this.
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07:57.05prinzenrolle_hi again
07:57.36prinzenrolle_how can i find more information about the framebuffer ram?
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08:31.57vwyodapinkI am getting ready to try and do my first patch would it be best for me to make my own branch first from the branch I am now? Or does that not matter so much?
08:32.53vwyodapinkThis is the tutorial I was going to follow for doing this http://ariejan.net/2009/10/26/how-to-create-and-apply-a-patch-with-git/
08:36.34eFfeM_workno real need to use a branch (except perhaps if the patch has impact on many files)
08:37.03eFfeM_workbut be sure to also have a peek at the oe guidelines for commit messages etc
08:38.29vwyodapinkOK thank you I will have a look
08:38.41eFfeM_workgood luck
08:39.40eFfeM_work(and if you make an error you can always get back to the state you are in now, or if all fails just nuke your git tree and re-clone)
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08:46.09zubThere seem to be quite a backlog of patches submitted to the ML. What will their fate be? Do they get integrated?
08:46.17zub(Yeah, partly asking as I sent some too.)
08:46.33zubobviously nobody was too interested, as they got no reply
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09:05.35CIA-203Vitus Jensen <vjensen@gmx.de> 07org.openembedded.dev * r38425daf8f 10openembedded.git/classes/base.bbclass: (log message trimmed)
09:05.35CIA-2base.bbclass: base_do_compile() accepts GNUmakefile as Makefile
09:05.35CIA-2GNU make will look for GNUmakefile, makefile and Makefile. GNUmakefile
09:05.35CIA-2isn't recommended but used by some programs, e.g. canutils.
09:05.36CIA-2Signed-off-by: Vitus Jensen <vjensen@gmx.de>
09:09.56XorAmorning
09:16.00hrwhi XorA
09:16.09hrwXorA: what time you arrive in Prague tomorrow?
09:17.35XorAhrw, around lunchtime
09:17.52zubJaMa: thanks :)
09:18.08JaMazub: waiting for webkit-efl patch :)
09:18.14hrwXorA: good - beer in the evening then
09:19.04zubJaMa: that was need for webkit-gtk_svn; buit later today I'll look into webkit-efl then
09:19.54XorAhrw: I shall try czeck beers :-)
09:21.10zubmake it czech, pls :-P
09:26.09Jay7sh@t.. I should be there too! ;)
09:26.12eFfeM_workzub, wrt the patches: I've noticed a lack of response too, and I've been moving to the position that no reaction in a fair amount of time means no objection. Generally if people disagree they tend to speak up much earlier
09:26.53Jay7but.. seems I'll go Montenegro on Aug or Sep..
09:28.02JaMazub: they're in patchwork.. so not completely lost
09:28.14eFfeM_workmaybe it is the holiday season or the warm weather that is responsible for the lack of feedback
09:31.32XorAzub, oops, working by vnc, delay confuses my typing :-)
09:36.56CIA-203Martin Jansa <Martin.Jansa@gmail.com> 07org.openembedded.dev * r031aa57562 10openembedded.git/recipes/freesmartphone/ (zhone/80zhone zhone_git.bb):
09:36.56CIA-2zhone: don't call exit from Xsession.d script
09:36.56CIA-2* xserver-common version of Xsession does "source" for Xsession.d/* and exit kills main Xsession script
09:36.56CIA-2Signed-off-by: Martin Jansa <Martin.Jansa@gmail.com>
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11:21.31zubXorA: np :)
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13:31.41RPkergoth: pong
13:31.45RPmorning all
13:32.38pb_hi rp
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13:39.29ant_workeFfeM_work: everytime I have to browse recipes/linux I feel sick
13:40.07ant_workI hope some cleanings will happen before releasing new stable
13:41.34JaMathinks that recipes/linux is not so bad.. usually quite self-contained and lot of recipes I can safely ignore, because they are usefull only for some obscure machine I don't have..
13:42.09eFfeM_workyeah, I can see one would want two versions of a kernel (stable and dev), but some machines have 5 or 6
13:43.02ant_workcgit takes 10 Pg Down on my 1280x1024 to scroll
13:43.21ant_workI find this disturbing
13:43.39JaMalinux-openmoko has 5, but at least last 3 are still actively used..
13:43.48ant_workall zaurus 2.4 is bitrot
13:43.59ant_workhandelds too
13:44.40eFfeM_workwhat about opensimpad_2.4.25-vrs2-pxa1-jpm1.bb ?
13:44.43ant_worklinux-rp will be soon obsoleted too
13:45.36XorAJaMa: as machine maintainer for those devices you should feel empowered to remove older duff ones
13:46.08XorAant_work: same with the zaurus team, they should feel empowerd to enable newer kernels and remove old
13:46.10JaMaXorA: I don't feel any harm from those 2 old I don't use actively
13:46.42ant_workthis abundance gives the false idea all are supported
13:47.14XorAif its busted remove it
13:47.22Croftonant_work, I don't think that is true
13:47.24JaMaant_work: linux-openmoko-* should all work ok.. that's why I don't feel any harm
13:47.32Croftonwe make it very clear that not all combinations work
13:47.34ant_workbreath - see omap spawn
13:47.38XorAand someone please move zaurus to something vaguely resembling recent :-)
13:48.02ant_workXorA: we are there, just missing power management
13:48.03XorAJaMa: just pointing out that the machine maintainers should feel empoweerd
13:48.11JaMathanks :)
13:48.15eFfeM_workactually I would have expected some more commonality at least within a family there are 38 recipes alone with omap in the name, I would expect/hope they require the same patches and probably a little bit machine specifics (e.g. defconfig)
13:48.15Croftonagress with XorA
13:48.31JaMaXorA: I can buy you a beer tomorrow for that :)
13:48.33eFfeM_worksimilar to kirkwood which supports various plugs and openrd systems
13:48.34ant_workeFfeM_work: right
13:48.38XorAeFfeM_work: blame TI for that mess, they have bazillions of different omap trees
13:49.16eFfeM_work~lart ti for having bazillions of different omap trees
13:49.16ibotsmacks ti up side the head with a clue-by-4 for having bazillions of different omap trees
13:49.26eFfeM_work:p
13:49.42XorAthings are changing for omap4 as that is rapidly upstreaming
13:50.10hrwJaMa: you are in Prague?
13:50.23JaMahrw: yep, I live in Prague
13:50.32XorAJaMa: come meet us tomorrow
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13:50.47hrwJaMa: so tomorrow - Old Hilton on Celnikov street
13:50.48XorAor later in the week
13:51.02XorAhrw: Im in the new Hilton :-(
13:51.04hrwJaMa: at 18-18:30
13:51.16eFfeM_workactually it is also spreading to u-boot; there is omap3_git ompa3beagleboard-1.1.4, omap3pandora_git
13:51.37eFfeM_workwhereas others seem to use the regular recipes like 1.1.4
13:51.45hrwXorA: maybe it is hildon old prague or sth like that
13:51.45XorAI think they can now all be squashed into one thanks to sakoman
13:51.56XorAhrw: Hilton Prague Old Town
13:52.02XorAhrw: but Im in the other Hilton
13:52.10eFfeM_worknot sure whether putting it all in one file is necessarily better
13:52.14hrwXorA: ok
13:52.23XorAhrw: Old Town was fully booked
13:52.25JaMahrw, XorA: OK, 18-18:30 seems fine
13:52.38XorAbe good to finally meet JaMa
13:52.47hrwXorA: so you should book Marriot old town - its same street as old hilton
13:52.57hrwJaMa: cool
13:52.59XorAhrw: on cannonical discount?
13:53.14hrwXorA: no, ti one ;D
13:53.22XorAis on cannonical rate
13:53.30hrwJaMa: http://www.facebook.com/people/Martin-Jansa/1721541877 is you?
13:53.35hrwXorA: ah, ok then
13:54.06XorAof course Im safer in other hilton, wont wake in morning to find ubuntu installed on wet ware :-)
13:55.24JaMahrw: nope, http://www.facebook.com/martin.jansa?hiq=martin,jansa
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14:11.50eFfeM_workant_work: btw git has a feature called sparse checkout that you can use to avoid checking out things that you are not interested to see at all
14:12.50eFfeM_workthis is useful also to reduce the # of recipes (which decreases the parsing time if the cache is out of date, like when you changed the conf file or hit ^C at the wrong point in time)
14:13.12eFfeM_work(parsing 8400 recipes takes 3-4 mins on my system)
14:14.07RobotGuyWhy is every image build I try failing for some reason?
14:15.59kergoth`eFfeM_work, heh, you'd have to manually figure out the deps, or do a -n or -g to get them, to know what to sparse checkout, though :)
14:17.00eFfeM_workkergoth` I've configured some deps manually, e.g. no opie or handhelds stuff for me; if I recall that were 1000 recipes or so
14:17.30kergoth`I really, really want a tool or mechanism built into OE to create an oe project and "import" what you really want to build into the project
14:17.35kergoth`and then only parse what it pulled over
14:17.57kergoth`so only the import would have to parse everything
14:18.02kergoth`the hard part would be tracking any local changes
14:18.03eFfeM_workactually still need to look to see if I can use the -g output to generate the deps
14:18.30kergoth`you'd have to parse the .dot, its pretty simple syntactically though
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14:19.11eFfeM_workkergoth` that would indeed be nice, bb parse could just parse the deps and use lazy caching for the rest
14:19.49eFfeM_workmight help to have deps at a fixed spot near the beginning of a recipe (or maybe inc file)
14:19.51kergoth`ideally, what i'd *really* like, is for this import tool to do the unpack/patch when it pulls it over, and amend srctree usage
14:19.59kergoth`so you'd have all the source trees *right there* to look at
14:20.06kergoth`and would speed up the later rebuilds
14:20.10eFfeM_workkergoth` yeah getting the stuff from the .dot tree is quite doable
14:20.20eFfeM_workbtw is there a tool to visualise the .dot files ?
14:20.28kergoth`yeah, graphviz provides many tools for it
14:20.43eFfeM_workah ok, didn't know that, will peek into it
14:20.47kergoth`converts to an image
14:21.03kergoth`graphviz has a layout engine (or more than one?) for laying it out in graphical form
14:21.48RobotGuyI seem to be unable to build any of the images in OE for BeagleBoard and I don't understand why.  It seems like something fails for each build I try.
14:21.54eFfeM_workis installing graphviz
14:22.16eFfeM_workRobotGuy: apparently :P
14:22.34RobotGuyeFfeM_work: Apparently what?
14:23.00eFfeM_workapparently it fails if you try and apparently you do not understand why
14:23.30eFfeM_workbut for sure with this amount of info no-one here is going to be able to help you with that
14:23.32RobotGuyI'd appreciate some help in figuring out what is wrong.
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14:23.59RobotGuyI'd be happy to provide more info if I knew what info is required to help me.
14:24.10eFfeM_workRobotGuy: provide more info & pastebin logs
14:25.11eFfeM_workwell you only told us that your builds fail, and that you are buildign for bb, but you haven't even mentioned the recipe you are building, the distro, the host etc etc
14:25.25eFfeM_workand pastebin the build output
14:25.32eFfeM_workJaMa|Off: have fun :-)
14:26.04JaMa|OffeFfeM_work: seems like you know where I'm going :)
14:26.23JaMa|Off-> new date :)
14:26.27eFfeM_workJaMa|Off: I heard prague, so I guess it involves pivo
14:26.49RobotGuyhttp://pastebin.com/KrQVwEPT
14:27.04JaMa|Offbeer is planned for tomorrow, today tee+girls :)
14:27.13eFfeM_workknows two words chech (or whatever it is): pivo and pivovarska (if the spelling is ok)
14:27.25eFfeM_workJaMa|Off: still sounds good!
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14:28.59eFfeM_workRobotGuy: have you tried building something simpler. suggest first to start with bitbake helloworld and if that succeeds bitbake console-image
14:29.11mrmokuJaMa|Off: good luck then... even if it might decrease your hacking time :P
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14:29.46eFfeM_workyou have a problem with libart-lgpl, i don't now about that recipe or which image it includes so cannot really help you with that
14:30.08eFfeM_worktry to find out the maintainer of that recipe and contact him (do we have any her's contributing? )
14:30.39CIA-203Roger Monk <r-monk@ti.com> 07org.openembedded.dev * ref5fc6cf07 10openembedded.git/recipes/ti/ti-codecs-dm6467_1.00.00.03.bb:
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14:30.39CIA-2* Update URL to use absolute path instead of 'latest'
14:30.39CIA-2Signed-off-by: Roger Monk <r-monk@ti.com>
14:30.39CIA-2Signed-off-by: Koen Kooi <k-kooi@ti.com>
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14:31.46RobotGuyeFfeM_work: http://pastebin.com/w1iCdjRy
14:32.31eFfeM_workRobotGuy: so helloworld builds which tells that your toolchain etc is probably correctly build
14:32.50RobotGuyeFfeM_work: Yes, indeed. :)
14:33.11eFfeM_workactually you build before as it comes from staging
14:33.14tzangerNOTE: Parsing finished. 7629 cached, 477 parsed, 325 skipped, 1 masked.
14:33.22tzangerIs there a way to find out what the skipped and masked recipes were?
14:33.32RobotGuyeFfeM_work: Yes, I have tried several builds.
14:33.35eFfeM_workhowever I do not like the line: sh: rm: command not found
14:33.49RobotGuyeFfeM_work: I saw that.  Something seems to be wrong.
14:34.06eFfeM_workRobotGuy: that might also cause the configure to fail
14:34.18RobotGuyeFfeM_work: That makes sense.
14:34.34eFfeM_workyou might want to consider removing your tmp dir and your pstage dir (if not inside tmp)
14:35.08RobotGuyeFfeM_work: Won't removing temp force everything, including the toolchain, to be rebuilt?
14:35.19eFfeM_workyes
14:35.29eFfeM_workso it'll take a few hrs
14:35.39RobotGuyI have had to split my OE stuff due to lack of disk space on some partitions.
14:36.05eFfeM_workbtw can you paste this one too: /usr/local/oe/temp/work/beagleboard-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/base-files-3.0.14-r85/temp/log.do_install.27832
14:36.18eFfeM_workhm, you didn't use symlinks I hope?
14:36.27eFfeM_worknot sure whether that works
14:36.43eFfeM_workputting tmp on a different partition is harmless
14:36.55RobotGuyeFfeM_work: I did not use symlinks. :)  I changed my conf to point to the new places for downloads and temp.
14:37.05eFfeM_workthat is ok
14:37.33eFfeM_worki'd first try to find out why you get this rm not found
14:39.53RobotGuyWhat is the command that allows pastebinning an entire file?  I think I have something that may help more.
14:40.22eFfeM_workupload to www.filebin.ca
14:43.03RobotGuyeFfeM_work: install: cannot stat `/usr/local/oe/temp/work/beagleboard-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/base-files-3.0.14-r85/share/dot.profile <-- this could be the problem.
14:43.23eFfeM_workyeah saw that
14:44.13RobotGuyI think that may be what is causing /xdev/oe/openembedded/recipes/base-files/base-files_3.0.14.bb to fail.
14:44.50eFfeM_workdon't have a build of base-files handy, baking it now
14:45.13RobotGuyeFfeM_work: I may have a permissions issue, but am not sure where to look.  I have made sure that everything is owned by me.
14:45.17RobotGuyeFfeM_work: OK.
14:45.55eFfeM_workbuilds fine for me, do you have this dir : /usr/local/oe/temp/work/beagleboard-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/base-files-3.0.14-r85/share
14:46.10eFfeM_workand are there 2 files in  it?
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14:47.08RobotGuyeFfeM_work: No, I do not have that dir.
14:48.07eFfeM_workthen something went wrong in unpacking the package
14:48.16eFfeM_workbase-files_3.0.14.bb:           file://share/dot.profile \
14:49.43RobotGuyeFfeM_work: I can remove temp and rebuild, but I am not sure that will help.
14:50.14eFfeM_workRobotGuy: in your recipes dir you should have these: recipes/base-files/base-files/share/dot.bashrcrecipes/base-files/base-files/share/dot.profile
14:50.22eFfeM_workif not your tree is broken
14:50.53eFfeM_workif they are there clean tmp seems to be a good first try
14:54.23RobotGuyeFfeM_work: http://pastebin.com/8Ps2dY4G
14:55.04RobotGuyI'll have to try a complete rebuild when I get back from OSCON.
14:55.09eFfeM_workso the files are there which is good, and you have r permisson so that should also not be a problem
14:55.28eFfeM_workyou might try bitbake -cclean base-files; bitbake base-files
14:55.35eFfeM_workto see if that cures things
14:55.43RobotGuyI will try that.
14:55.43eFfeM_workbut there might be something more drastic
14:55.51eFfeM_work(and look at the rm issue)
14:56.10eFfeM_workanyway, going home now, bye all
14:56.18eFfeM_work& remember: have fun!
14:57.44RobotGuyeFfeM_work: It failed: http://pastebin.com/vPyRZ1fE
14:59.47RobotGuyI'll have to wait until I get home later tonight to remove /usr/local/oe/temp and rebuild everything.
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16:47.31tzangerhmm
16:47.32tzangerhttp://blog.regehr.org/archives/28
16:47.40tzangerinteresting page on volatile violations
16:47.48tzanger(programmer violations of volatile, not compiler ones)
16:48.10tzangerI didn't think of the use of a 'ready' variable being assigned before the work was actually done
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17:01.55kergoth`hehe, imported the openzaurus buildroot cvs *and* bk into git repositories
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17:02.09kergoth`nice.
17:02.41hrw;d
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17:05.27kergoth`tim was the second committer to the OZ repository, after me
17:05.28kergoth`huh
17:05.36kergoth`course, i think he was still at lineo then
17:09.15hrwLineo was also company which made -embedix patch?
17:10.02RPhrw: yes
17:11.18hrwthat was a time...
17:11.28hrwnow I am playing with igepv2
17:11.40hrwubuntu/linaro guys gave up on getting it working
17:11.47hrwI gave myself one hour
17:18.42kergoth`Can anyone recall any major changes to bitbake/oe that occurred during the lifetime of the project?
17:18.50kergoth`specifically, high impact changes, architectural
17:19.26kergoth`bbclassextend was a pretty big feature add
17:19.32kergoth`browses history
17:20.08kergoth`the scheduler revamp / threading support richard did was a big step too
17:22.28hrwhuge I would say
17:22.41hrwother: moving cache from RAM to hdd
17:22.53kergoth`hmm, yes
17:22.59hrwwhich stopped bitbake from using 600MB ram for parsing
17:23.22kergoth`i just added the ui/backend split too -- you know whats really sad, that began august 18 2007, as far as I can tell, and still isn't in a bitbake release
17:23.26hrwnext one would be: rewritten parser which do not hold 600MB of cache on hdd
17:24.07kergoth`good call, those were steps taken while I was out of the project
17:24.27hrwI bought second 512MB ram just for bitbake
17:24.31kergoth`hehe
17:25.08kergoth`hmm
17:26.51hrwcreating bitbake project you have on a list. moving bitbake to git is other
17:27.25kergoth`I don't know how useful some of this will be, but it's certainly interesting to see how the project progressed
17:27.47hrwwhen it comes to OE then there are other steps: joins: GPE, Familiar, NSLU etc
17:28.03hrwadding avr32 support, nios2 support (thats recent)
17:28.19hrwend of OZ, creation of Angstrom
17:28.54kergoth`yeah, agreed.  poky creation, mvl6 release, etc too
17:29.11kergoth`hahaha
17:29.17kergoth`i just looked at the first commit of bb.event
17:29.17Crofton|workhrw rofl, so did I
17:29.27kergoth`it looks nearly exactly the same as it does now
17:29.28kergoth`haha
17:29.39kergoth`yikes
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17:32.23vwyodapinksorry for the basic question but I am new to all this and I was wondering is there a tutorial or something similar to understand how to read the git patches?
17:32.56hrwI use less for it
17:33.27hrwmc if they are big as this makes navigation to internal files easier
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17:38.33vwyodapinkso for my new file say if it has a cflags patch I just read what they patched in for that and add that to my do_compile on the new recipe?
17:38.52Andy_ODTI apologize for having to ask this, I"m new to git and can't seem to find how to roll back to a revision by date...  Friday I had a build that was working I would like to roll back to and don't know how...
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17:39.39kergoth`Andy_ODT, #git
17:39.57Andy_ODTsorry
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17:45.12GNUtoo|laptophmmm
17:45.24GNUtoo|laptop| No package 'libecal-1.2' found in tasks_0.13.bb
17:45.33GNUtoo|laptopwhat should I DEPENDS += ?
17:45.48GNUtoo|laptopI'll go soon btw
17:47.22kergoth`wow, i was gone from the project for a *long* time
17:47.27kergoth`i didn't realize it was that long
17:47.31kergoth`hmm
17:47.35GNUtoo|laptophmmm eds
17:47.37hrwkergoth`: and looks what you've gone...
17:47.42GNUtoo|laptopit seem that it's from eds
17:47.59kergoth`from looking at bitbake only, my last serious commits before april 2009 were in january of 2005.
17:48.02stefan_schmidtGNUtoo|laptop: is it a build or runtime problem?
17:48.03kergoth`will have to check OE to confirm
17:48.12stefan_schmidtGNUtoo|laptop: runtime may need: RDEPENDS = "libedata-cal"
17:48.24GNUtoo|laptopconfigure
17:48.26GNUtoo|laptopso build
17:48.31GNUtoo|laptopso DEPENDS +=
17:48.31stefan_schmidtGNUtoo|laptop: and tasks.inc already has eds-dbus in DEPENDS
17:48.36stefan_schmidthmm
17:48.39GNUtoo|laptopindeed
17:48.40GNUtoo|laptopstrange
17:48.48GNUtoo|laptopI just saw that
17:49.03GNUtoo|laptopmaybe I need to DEPENDS += eds
17:49.10GNUtoo|laptopI've multiple cores
17:49.32GNUtoo|laptopso I've parallel make etc... and 4 tasks for bitbake
17:49.40kergoth`khem, http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=0AjCkwYM6wjBQdGx6Umt2cjBETjNsS09CUFNxRUwzVEE&output=html
17:50.11stefan_schmidtGNUtoo|laptop: hmm, try to build eds-dbus before and then tasks to see if this fixes it
17:50.26stefan_schmidtGNUtoo|laptop: just to make sure that it really is provided by it
17:50.27GNUtoo|laptopNOTE: package eds-dbus-1_1.4.0-r2+gitr91812cd2f797fb8ec8befbb2685037584ce144ee: task do_populate_sysroot: Succeeded
17:50.30stefan_schmidtI'm not sure about this
17:50.33GNUtoo|laptopI bet no
17:50.36GNUtoo|laptopbut I'll try
17:50.46tzangerstefan_schmidt: actually I'm trying to build that too... can't find libsoup
17:50.53tzangerhoping it's a host dependency
17:51.00stefan_schmidthmm
17:51.24stefan_schmidtSeems the pimlico stuff has not seen any love since o-hand was bought by intel ;)
17:51.36stefan_schmidtI haven't build it since my OM time
17:52.09hrwtasks is still developed
17:52.15hrwit is in gnome repository now
17:52.27hrwdates and contacts rather died
17:52.30stefan_schmidthrw: oh, then it may just be a bit rotted here in OE
17:52.50tzangerbah
17:52.54hrwlibjana (base of openmoko-dates2) iirc is used in mobline^Wmeego
17:53.13tzangeris there a less... busy omap3-x-image which has basic basic fb support? just want to verify the fb hardware's working
17:53.28hrwtzanger: micro-base-image?
17:53.35hrwor even helloworld-image?
17:53.56tzangerhrw: I don't know if either of those are omap3 and fb (how would I check that so I don't ask stupid questions here?)
17:54.28hrwomap3 is taken care in kernel
17:54.32hrwfb is also kernel thing
17:54.58tzangerdamn, libsoup is a target dependency and gumstix repo doesn't have a recipe for it.  yay for regression testing
17:55.07hrwotherwise I would need to have nhk15-camera-and-debugboard-and-greencable-but-not-redcable-image
17:55.20hrwtzanger: libsoup-2.2?
17:55.24hrwetc names?
17:55.54tzangerhrw: right, but I'd need to build an image for that CPU with that driver and with some test programs, which is what the images basically are, aren't they? collections of specific settings and packages for a given target?
17:55.55hrwtzanger: ls recipes/gnome/libsoup*bb
17:55.59tzangeroh it's in gnome
17:56.30hrwtzanger: so build console-image or make own image basing on one of existing ones + few extra packages in it
17:56.38tzangerhmm interesting, lots of libsoup2.4 there, must be a missing dependency
17:56.52tzangeryeah I see console image there but I didn't think that would have any fb related stuff in it
17:57.13tzangerI read console as "/dev/ttyS0" or equivalent
17:57.29GNUtoo|laptopstefan_schmidt, didn't fix it
17:57.52stefan_schmidtGNUtoo|laptop: hmm, no idea what provides ecal in OE
17:57.53GNUtoo|laptopstefan_schmidt, I built it regularly and it failled only recently
17:57.56GNUtoo|laptopI love tasks
17:58.05stefan_schmidtGNUtoo|laptop: We should have everything we need as it was used heavily before
17:58.11stefan_schmidthmm
17:58.16GNUtoo|laptopbefore was some months ago
17:58.16stefan_schmidteven more strange
17:58.35GNUtoo|laptopok
17:58.43GNUtoo|laptopI'll look with git log ./file
17:59.39GNUtoo|laptophmmm
17:59.39hrwtzanger: making own images is easy
17:59.42GNUtoo|laptopI'll see that later
17:59.52hrwinstalling additional packages on device is not rocket science
18:00.00hrwtzanger: you are just lazy
18:00.34GNUtoo|laptopstefan_schmidt, btw I've a distro based on the last ubuntu and it work under it
18:00.42GNUtoo|laptopmaybe I'll look there
18:01.23tzangerhrw: newbie perhaps, I don't consider myself lazy. Just not sure where to begin
18:01.47GNUtoo|laptopI'll go bye
18:01.59GNUtoo|laptopbe back after eating and/or tommorow
18:02.52vwyodapinkimages I think are easy as well I am a newbie myself, what I cant grasp yet properly is how to make a recipe for a program that you get the source from the net and get it to build properly..
18:03.52hrw"require console-image.bb \n IMAGE_INSTALL += 'this that those and few other packages'"
18:03.55hrwthats all
18:05.54tzangerhrw: doesn't console-image.bb give you an image for a specific processor/memory setup/etc.?
18:06.21tzangeror is it a recipe that isn't meant to be run on its own but rather part of a larger recipe that specifies the machine and so on?
18:06.23hrwno
18:06.29hrwit is just an image
18:06.49hrwrootfs which gives text console + some set of utilities
18:07.34hrwumbaumba-arghhhhh-zaurus-only-for-mastahs-image is other thing
18:07.46Jay7:))
18:07.50tzangerhrw: but... how can it give a rootfs if you don't tell it what the target processor is?
18:07.54hrwas you need to be zaurus mastah to be able to build it
18:08.10tzangeroh man I still have a sharp zaurus around somewhere
18:08.11hrwtzanger: console-image is just recipe. like nano is
18:08.30hrwtzanger: what is a target is defined in machine config.
18:08.30tzangerhrw: ok, but omap3-console-image specifies the processor and such
18:08.32Jay7dislike current situation anywhere
18:08.35tzangerhang on
18:08.38tzangerI think I've confused myself
18:08.40hrwtzanger: omap3-console-image is just name
18:08.49tzangerno I understand it's just the name of a recipe
18:08.58hrwtzanger: I can use omap3-console-image on my x86 boxes
18:08.59tzangerlike console-image or foobar-amoeba
18:09.19hrwfinally ;D
18:09.22Jay7console-image is what to build, MACHINE and DISTRO is how to build
18:09.35Jay7and what to build too because of *_FEATURES
18:09.56hrwJay7: but *_FEATURES are part of MACHINE/DISTRO so they do not count
18:10.40kergoth`and even those don't control it directly.  they just set variables, its the recipes and classes that obey those to control what builds
18:12.05tzangeraha
18:12.11tzangerI see the error of my ways
18:12.21tzangerI thought that the toplevel recipe contained the MACHINE
18:12.26tzangernow I see it's in build/conf
18:12.36tzangersorry, that was a pretty bad think-o
18:13.08hrwhappens tzanger
18:13.32tzangerOE's such a huge environment I find the deeper I learn the more basic stuff gets pushed out
18:13.42tzangerhave to cram it back in and hope the deeper stuff still took :-)
18:14.14kergoth`OE is designed to keep these things separated, conceptually.  ideally any distro can support any machine, and you can build any recipe for any distro/machine, with certain exceptions for machine specific recipes
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18:15.09hrwwe can even make one kernel recipe to support all machines
18:15.22hrwit would be huge and unreadable but will work
18:16.39tzangerok, so the DISTRO stuff... "angstrom" is what's defined there.. what other distros are set up?
18:18.09hrwuse angstrom or micro basically
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18:23.26tzangerI think I'm just ognna stick with angstrom for now, heh. micro looks like it'd be a good candidate but I don't know enough about what it's gonna take out to feel comfortable about it
18:24.02hrwhej soltys
18:24.58soltystrays to build image for ngw100 again..
18:25.08kergoth`tzanger, distro generally controls policy level stuff.  filesystem layout, mdev vs udev, which init to use, debian shlib package renaming, etc
18:25.08soltysmaybe this time it builds..
18:26.02hrwok, one hour passed - igep goes back to the box
18:27.44kergoth`tzanger, another way to look at it is like the differences between debian and redhat.  /etc/network/interfaces vs the sysconfig stuff, etc.. i'd consider those distributionisms.  i don't think any distros in oe make changes that drastic, but they could :)
18:28.02tzangerkergoth`: right, which also is supported by the variable name
18:28.12khemwell micro does not use /usr
18:28.19khemthats drastic enough
18:29.24kergoth`all setting DISTRO really does is adds that value to OVERRIDES and parses conf/distro/${DISTRO}.conf :)
18:29.38kergoth`well, thats the main stuff anyway, its used in a few other places
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18:37.16soltys~course perl-native
18:37.20soltys;<
18:37.39kergoth`can't build perl for the target without it, but ideally that'd be the only thing that'd pull it in and use it :\
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18:40.05soltyskergoth`: it fails with odd error, here is log  http://wklej.org/id/365942/
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18:41.42khemsoltys: your ccache is buggy
18:41.52khemsoltys: its generating null size objects
18:42.00khemthats what it looks like
18:42.01Tartarusccache is buggy :)
18:42.11khemhey Tartarus
18:42.17soltyskhem: how to clear it ?
18:42.28khemsoltys: dont use ccache
18:42.41soltysthats an option
18:43.02khemwhats your build distro
18:43.24kergoth`can someone explain why the hell we still use it by default?
18:43.29soltyshost is on slackware
18:43.31Tartarushey khem
18:43.37kergoth`i had a patch to change that in patchwork i think, but i don't think it ever got acked
18:43.39khemsoltys: ok
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18:43.54vwyodapinkis there a way to transfer a patch from one version of a recipe to a new recipe building the same program only the most current version?
18:43.59khemTartarus: what do you think of my thumb patch ?
18:44.25kergoth`vwyodapink, read the recipes.
18:44.30khemvwyodapink: sure
18:44.41Tartaruskhem: Seems fine, but I don't own a distro.conf
18:44.44khemTartarus: I have moved thumbness decision to distro
18:44.55khemwhich is how it should be
18:45.08khemactually I need this done before I use thumb2
18:45.11kergoth`seems sane enough to me, just don't know that area of the metadata very well, so wasn't confident in acking
18:45.13TartarusYes, I agree with the concept, but I'm not a distro owner and that's who you need some Acks from :)
18:45.22vwyodapinkI am reading the recipes but I am not grasping what I am missing
18:45.23khemplan is to use thumb2 as default instruction set
18:45.26vwyodapinkthanks though
18:45.33kergoth`vwyodapink, patches are in SRC_URI.
18:45.40kergoth`as the oe documentation says, i'm sure
18:46.02khemsoltys: there are some patches in fedora to fix this
18:46.16buZzi want to move my entire tree of openembedded, is there something special that i need to do to keep my work safe?
18:46.32khemmove where
18:46.59buZzbetween two pcs, on the one it was in /mnt/usb/buzz/zaurus, here is will be in /data
18:47.02khemTartarus: add a nod to the patch if you could
18:47.17soltyskhem: I removed ccache, maybe it helps
18:47.19buZzdo i need to adjust anything beside the ~/.oe/environment?
18:47.26kergoth`buZz, just kill your tmp in your build dir, it isn't portable
18:47.29khemsoltys: ok.
18:47.42buZzkergoth`: ah ok, sad :(
18:47.59kergoth`buZz, paths get hardcoded, i.e. #! lines in scripts in staging
18:48.01buZzguess it'll become a fake mountpoint then :P
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18:51.09CIA-203Koen Kooi <koen@openembedded.org> 07org.openembedded.dev * rf8d3a2ad5f 10openembedded.git/recipes/images/angstrom-gnome-image.bb: angstrom-gnome-image: switch to psplash
18:51.59CIA-203Tom Rini <tom_rini@mentor.com> 07org.openembedded.dev * r337e67cf19 10openembedded.git/conf/ (bitbake.conf local.conf.sample):
18:51.59CIA-2bitbake.conf, local.conf.sample: Disable ccache by default
18:51.59CIA-2This moves the current CCACHE over to local.conf.sample and documents
18:52.00CIA-2when it's useful to enable.
18:52.00CIA-2Signed-off-by: Tom Rini <tom_rini@mentor.com>
18:53.15kergoth`whew, finally
18:53.25kergoth`we should've done that *years* ago
18:53.28kergoth`heh
18:54.29Tartarusyes, we should have
18:54.48TartarusI think it was years ago I got bit by ccache being buggy or having collisions or whatever
18:55.19kergoth`yeah, there was always a risk
18:55.26khemTartarus: you should use debian/ubuntu
18:55.28kergoth`90% of the time you're fine, but that 10% will suck up a huge amount of time
18:55.36Tartarusbut the bigger issue is that for what OE does it's not helpful, except in some specific circumstances
18:55.41khemif you want ccache to work
18:55.45kergoth`yeah, almost useless
18:55.45Tartaruskhem: I do and it doesn't
18:55.56kergoth`the timestamps on the compiler change each time you wipe tmp
18:56.00khemhuh works ok for me
18:56.01kergoth`of very liimited usefulness
18:56.13Tartaruskhem: You'll have it fail at some point ;)
18:56.26khemkergoth: thats true but may be external toolchain people
18:56.37khemTartarus: heh I have had
18:56.42TartarusThis was ubuntu 7.04 probably, btw
18:56.45khemsometimes in past
18:56.58khemyeah with newer ones it seems to work well
18:57.10Tartaruskhem: The biggest issue I think is you need a HUGE ccache cache size for it to help over any OE build
18:57.23Tartarusccache may still be useful for single app development
18:57.36khemTartarus: its useful in general
18:57.45Tartaruskhem: It used to be, sure
18:57.46khemat work the build is humungous
18:57.57khemit take 6-8 hours with -j14
18:58.01khembut ccache delivers
18:58.14khemsome time saving
18:58.37kergoth`better off using pstage :)
18:58.47kergoth`caching at the recipe level rather than the .o level is more useful
18:58.49khembut I like it disabled so daemon sleeps
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19:15.45kergoth`Tartarus, might want to email an fyi on the ccache change to the list, since its a default changing
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19:18.19prinzenrollehi and good evening
19:18.22Tartarusdone
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19:22.55CIA-203Khem Raj <raj.khem@gmail.com> 07org.openembedded.dev * r8f57e8ee92 10openembedded.git/conf/distro/include/sane-toolchain.inc:
19:22.56CIA-2sane-toolchain.inc: Check for architectures which dont support EABI
19:22.56CIA-2* This patch reverses the check for EABI support. This would mean
19:22.56CIA-2that future processors will not have to be added everytime they
19:22.56CIA-2come out.
19:23.34prinzenrollei ve build an amstrong image (bash) and want to use now an own written gtk application, how does the cross-compile work with and gtk program?
19:25.14prinzenrollei ve a debian x86 host the target is an arm processor an at91sam9g45. howto build an gtk+ app for it?
19:30.11prinzenrollesb some hint sry noob
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19:53.30jconnollyhmm anyone know why this libusb-compat_0.1.2 would fail at do_configure because it can't find libusb1, even though i've cleary just built it?
19:53.34jconnollyhttp://pastebin.com/Ncaia24z
19:54.17jconnollysame happens for 0.1.3 of libusb-compat
19:57.53jconnollyhmm looks like a new staging issue between oe-dev and oe-stable
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19:58.49prinzenrollehowto build an gtk+ app for an arm? angstrom building with bitbake works...
20:02.11khemprinzenrolle: you have to add gtk+ to your image and then create a recipe for your own app
20:02.25khemand add gtk+ to DEPENDS etc
20:02.35prinzenrollei ve add gtk+ to the image
20:02.42khemjconnolly: check config.log
20:02.56khemprinzenrolle: ok, then add recipe for your app
20:03.28prinzenrollekhem: where find i some help for the own application?
20:03.40prinzenrollekhem: or edit add recipe
20:04.01khemprinzenrolle: you can look into existing recipes
20:04.08khemand also manual should help
20:04.24khemjconnolly: I think you are missing pkg-config
20:04.50prinzenrollekhem: at the target only the gtk9 lib is req, or?
20:04.56prinzenrolle+is
20:06.26jconnollyindeed khem.  i think it's because the do_stage ie oe-dev model, yet i'm building against oe-stable.  i manually cp -r'd tmp/work/armv7.../libusb1.../image/usr/lib/* to tmp/staging/armv7.../usr/lib/* and got past it.  stefan_schmidt is going to have fun with this... =/
20:06.40khemprinzenrolle: depends on what you link against at runtime
20:06.53khemprinzenrolle: but gtk+ recipes should already do it for you
20:07.30khemjconnolly: I would have recommended to inherit pkgconfig
20:07.44jconnollysmarter ;D
20:07.56prinzenrollekhem: is there an option to build it faster without bitbake?
20:08.36khemprinzenrolle: you need dwim switch on your computer (dwim = do what I mean)
20:09.09khemprinzenrolle: if you are not using bitbake you are not using OE
20:09.09prinzenrollehehe i know bad english
20:10.07prinzenrollei know oe work great and the image also, but now i want to build my own gui
20:10.32khemprinzenrolle: thats ok you can put together your application
20:10.41khemand then add a recipe for OE to build it
20:11.04khemlook at helloworld example
20:11.27prinzenrollekhem: thx i will it test tomorow at work helloworld example at the wiki?
20:12.45khemits in the recipes/ dir
20:12.52khemyou can use that as example
20:13.10prinzenrollekhem thx again thx for your great help!
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21:09.18vwyodapinkCan anyone explain how to apply a patch from one version of a recipe to another version of the recipe?
21:10.42vwyodapinkis it just changing the headers on it to match the new source?
21:25.10warflyrvwyodapink you can try to just add it to the SRc_URI, though if the patch breaks youll need to manually merge the changes
21:26.19warflyrextract both versions, make changes to the wanted version, then create a patch from diff between the two folders; add that patch to the files dir, and add it to SRC_URI
21:26.48warflyr^ if the patch fails
21:27.20vwyodapinkgreat thank you so much ! I will give that a shot
21:29.31kergoth_vwyodapink, I already told you, patches go into SRC_URI.  you should actually read the responses to your questions.
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21:30.35vwyodapinkyes I caught your answer but was vague and trying to get more info
21:30.37vwyodapinksorry for asking more
21:30.58kergoth_there are like 7,000 recipes you can look at to see how a patch is put in SRC_URI
21:31.08kergoth_not to mention the OE manual
21:31.17vwyodapinklike i said sorry for asking !!
21:31.48kergoth_don't be sorry about it, just look at the existing resources
21:31.57vwyodapinki have been trust me
21:32.12vwyodapinki am not that smart not expierenced in any of this so I am slow to catch on
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21:36.15zubusing BBCLASSEXTEND = "native" is a preferred way to enable both ordinary and native package, right?
21:36.43zubbut often there are separate recipes for native; is it because BBCLASSEXTEND is relatively new feature, or is there another reason?
21:37.00kergoth_zub, many just haven't been converted to it yet
21:37.07zubok
21:37.13kergoth_it's a good task for someone looking to contribute
21:37.20zubI need newer cmake, that made me notice
21:37.35zubwas that a hint? :) I might try to clean up the cmakes then
21:37.35kergoth_if you're messing with a recipe that hasn't, might as well switch it while you're there :)
21:37.56kergoth_well, there's no shortage of work to be done, that's certain :)
21:38.07zubtrue :)
21:38.15zubI'll c what I can do
21:38.18kergoth_needs to sit down and write up these sort of grunt work type tasks, relatively mechanical stuff
21:38.23kergoth_"janitor" tasks
21:38.45kergoth_just a suggestion :)
21:38.55kergoth_it does clean things up, and reduces the number of recipes we have to parse
21:38.59kergoth_which is helpful
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21:59.20TartarusMaybe do a table and have fixed? and a link to when it's fixed
22:03.34Tartarusbah
22:11.26ant__well, I hit the hot iron and ask help for converting klibc to new staging
22:12.13ant__seems all should go in do_install as in other cases
22:12.52ant__seeing the use of oe_runmake  install
22:13.17ant__the issue is the second/last line of do_stage:
22:13.21ant__<PROTECTED>
22:14.01ant__I'm guilty of having lost the irclogs with RP suggestions about the matter ...
22:14.10ant__:/
22:14.28TartarusHmmm
22:14.55TartarusSo you're trying to make sure that ${TARGET_PREFIX}klc exits
22:15.09TartarusThat shouldn't be that hard, really...
22:15.34ant__I don't remember how, but I ended up with compiler not found ...
22:16.45Tartarus~irclogs
22:16.46Tartarus~logs
22:16.47ibotAll conversations are logged to http://ibot.rikers.org/channel, where "channel" is replaced by the URL-encoded channel name, such as %23freenode for #freenode. Lines starting with spaces are not logged. logs are updated daily
22:16.47Tartarusmutters
22:17.38kergoth_ant__, you could always add a staging hook to copy it over *shrug*.  we need to get the poky patches to kill CROSS_DIR
22:18.42kergoth_I think I have the bits extracted from the old OE bitkeeper repo to be able to graft the old history onto our current oe repository
22:18.44TartarusYeah, I think that just has to wait until they, nothing in cross is non-legacy staging I think :(
22:21.07ant__I see, thx
22:23.19ka6sox-workcbrake, the new HD controller card finally arrived ;(
22:24.23ka6sox-workI would like melo for about 20-30 minutes if thats okay?
22:24.49ka6sox-workI'm just afraid of the old controller going RO again...randomly.
22:25.26Croftonka6sox-work, now is as good a time as any
22:25.52ka6sox-workCrofton, thanks!
22:26.00ka6sox-worksorry for the inconvience...
22:26.33ka6sox-workwe are moving towards Ganetti + drbd with the backup machine so outages will be measured in seconds.
22:30.08ant__omg: generating glibc locales it the slowest task... load average: 1.13, 1.45, 2.35 (xeon quad)
22:37.19Jay7http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/CompileFarm
22:37.56Jay7a lot of ARM's
22:41.28robtowWhere do I twiddle kernel config options to enable [ CPU Power Management->CPU Frequency scaling ] ?
22:47.43robtow~/OE/openembedded/recipes/linux/linux-omap-pm/overo/defconfig  ???
22:48.23robtow...except it has a line in it that says # Automatically generated make config: don't edit
22:48.46warflyryou can edit defconfig...
22:49.39robtowwarflyr - I want to generate a power mangement kernel and corresponding userland, with cpufrequtils.
22:49.48warflyrbetter off doing a bitbake linux-omap3 -c build; bitbake linux-omap3 -c menuconfig; bitbake linux-omap3 -c rebuild or something
22:50.26ant__bah..still on glibc locales:   load average: 1.36, 1.34, 1.61
22:50.28robtowwarflyr - unpack that a bit for me please?
22:51.31robtowHow does that get me the power management kernel and cpufrequtils?
22:52.15robtowERROR: Nothing PROVIDES 'linux-omap3'
22:52.33Croftonrobtow, I think that is specific to the gumstix repo
22:52.42warflyrrobtow probably need to use linux-omap for the dev rep
22:53.09Croftonthere will be a directory that "matches" the bb fiel name and you should find the defconfig in there
22:53.47robtowCrofton - ~/OE/openembedded/recipes/linux/linux-omap-pm/overo/defconfig  ?
22:54.01Croftonyeah
22:54.07Croftonsomething like that
22:54.07robtowHmm.
22:54.16Croftonthe recipe may be a bit bit-rotted though
22:54.24robtowOh?
22:54.30robtowDrat.
22:54.37CroftonI think the repo that recipe points at my no longer be updated
22:54.41Croftondouble check
22:54.52robtowCrofton - have you used cpufrequtils on Gumstix (or other OMAP)?
22:54.57CroftonI think a lot of the PM stuff is has been upstreamed
22:55.01Croftonnot recently
22:55.15CroftonI did some screwing around quite some time ago.
22:55.16robtowI think it is upstreamed for the .33 kernel.
22:55.40Croftonsakoman_, has a recipe for .33 and possibly .34 I think
22:55.44Croftonin the gumstix repo
22:55.56robtowAh.
22:56.02Croftonyeah, gumstix is using .33 now
22:56.10Croftonand there is a recipe for .34 I believe
22:56.18robtowI should update.
22:56.20sakoman_actually just about to switch to .34 :-)
22:56.23warflyrhow is the stability of freq scaling on the omap/overo?
22:56.26Croftonheh
22:56.29robtowHello Steve.
22:56.35sakoman_hi robtow!
22:56.58robtowSteve... so is cpufrequtils useable/enabled in your latest for Gumstix?
22:56.58CroftonI should look into the pm recipe, it might be my fault it still exists :)
22:57.19sakoman_robtow: don't think so
22:57.26robtowHmm. OK.
22:57.34sakoman_I can add it in future build if you tell me that it works :-)
22:57.55robtowI'm having dificulty finding anything useable or relaiable for doing power managment on OMAP
22:58.32robtowsakoman - after our conversation Friday I poked around a bit, didn't find anything helpful in the header files.
22:58.33sakoman_it is still a work in progress -- hence the existence of a pm branch
22:59.13robtowI built the pm branch kernel - 2.6.29 - and separately the cpufrequtils.
22:59.22robtowBut don't see a governor daemon.
22:59.31Croftonis the pm branch still maintained?
22:59.43robtowCrofton - good question LOL
22:59.52robtowThere are recipes.
22:59.55Croftonask on linux-omap
22:59.58Croftonheh
23:00.16Croftonthat is not a good way to check if it is maintained
23:00.43Croftonneed to check the upstream repo the recipe points at
23:00.55Croftonif it is not, I should look at removing the recipe
23:01.08sakoman_I think that Kevin is still maintaining the pm branch
23:01.09Croftonbut, I have to write a conference paper atm
23:01.28robtow<nods>
23:01.45Croftonthis is the question that should be resolved.
23:01.54Croftonif the branch is valid, we can update the recipe
23:02.01Croftonotherwise we should remove it
23:02.15robtowI believe there is still some work being done on it.
23:02.23ka6sox-workwarflyr, I can't speak to the avero but the pre can have issues.
23:02.44ant__well, after 30mins of glibc-locales load average: 1.43, 1.27, 1.38 (instead of >4)
23:03.36ka6sox-workant__, pb__ : we are solving our redundancy issue with drbd...much cleaner than mysql replication.
23:05.02sakoman_robtow: looks like the last change in pm was a couple of weeks ago: http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/khilman/linux-omap-pm.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/pm
23:06.36kergoth_hrm
23:06.38CroftonHmm Sheep on Meth
23:07.08Croftonso update the git rev in the recipe and work out what the defconfig looks like these days :)
23:07.35Croftonand what patches are needed for overo ...
23:07.50robtowsakoman I think I grabbed that
23:09.17sakoman_robtow: I really have done nothing with the pm branch -- I'm waiting for stuff to be merged
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23:09.35robtowsakoman - who does the merging?
23:09.39sakoman_When that happens I will consider it "baked" enough to begin using
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23:10.17sakoman_Kevin sends pull requests to Tony when he feels that patch sets are ready to merge into linux-omap
23:10.26CroftonI think Kevin is supposed to take stuff from pm and send it to linux-omap or linux
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23:16.38ka6sox-workCrofton, its back up...can somebody check tinderbox,git and bugzilla?
23:16.53robtowhmm
23:17.16khemka6sox-work: tinderbox dies with internal error
23:17.25khem(145, "Table './oe_tinderbox/oestats_package' is marked as crashed and should be repaired")
23:17.36ka6sox-workokay I'll work that one.
23:17.49khemgit seems ok
23:18.17ka6sox-workplease make a change to bugzilla...the mysql server *can* come up in RO
23:18.33khembugz is ok too
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23:24.36ka6sox-workkhem, thanks...okay I'll poke tinderbox.
23:28.46RobotGuyI am still getting a failure on my image builds: http://pastebin.com/t76szkH1
23:29.43RobotGuyThis is after I removed temp.
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23:38.15RobotGuyWhat is causing this problem?
23:39.24RobotGuyDo I somehow have the wrong branch of openembedded?
23:40.49ka6sox-workkhem, 2 tables have crashed on tinderbox...and my mysql guy is still out of town.
23:59.06khemRobotGuy: are you using .dev
23:59.42khemand whats version of bitbake

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