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00:34.43RP'night all
00:55.53Croftonzecke, any problems?
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06:32.20CIA-403jbowler 07org.oe.dev * r6bd1bf08... 10/packages/linux/ (3 files in 2 dirs):
06:32.20CIA-4ixp4xx-kernel: add patch for cpu activity monitor to new LEDS timer trigger in 2.6.15.1
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06:32.53jbowlerRP: there's another patch in there now to implement cpu activity: packages/linux/ixp4xx-kernel/2.6.15/951-ixp4xx-leds-cpu-activity.patch
06:33.23jbowlerI started to do it as a separate trigger, but it was duplicating all the timers code, so I made it a config option in ledtrig-timer.c
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07:02.25jatreonI have a bootstrap-image failure.  It apears to have the wrong path or enviorment variables.
07:03.06jatreonAnyone have a similar problem
07:10.12CIA-403jbowler 07org.oe.dev * rfaa6a7fa... 10/packages/linux/ (6 files in 2 dirs): ixp4xx-kernel: update to nslu2 beeper class from CVS in 2.6.15.1
07:10.20jatreonTo clarify the bootstrap-image .bb file dies stating that the deploy folder is not present
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07:18.54emtehmm
07:19.05emteLinksys WCF54G using Agere is incorrect
07:19.15emteits a Prism 3 card
07:19.30emteunless Prism3 is known as Agere
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07:20.33emteunless
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07:38.19emteon more reading i've no clue
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09:27.00RPmorning all
09:27.00zeckepb__: did you send your private ssh key to RP yet?
09:27.50ade|deskmorning folks
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09:32.17pb_zecke: no.  where do I send it?
09:32.37pb_hm, wait a minute, sending my private key would be dumb
09:32.53zeckepb_: http://oe.handhelds.org/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/GitScmTrial
09:33.01zeckepb_: well you can send your public one instead
09:33.13RPpb_: I'd prefer your public one :)
09:33.31RPpb_: rpurdie@rpsys.net
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09:34.42pb_zecke: okay, that sounds better
09:35.17pb_done
09:37.10XorAzecke: next time wait until he has liquid lunch
09:37.36zeckepb_: congratulation to your monotone account
09:40.59alan|homeplop all
09:41.11pb_zecke: hell!
09:41.21pb_it seems I am easily fooled after all
09:41.54RPpb_: I've set it up
09:42.15pb_thanks
09:42.34RPzecke: I hope you managed to plant those monotone symlinks;-)
09:44.30zeckehttp://oe.handhelds.org/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/SvnScmTrial?action=show
09:44.44zeckeI patched his git binary
09:47.59zeckepb_: you might want to try to pull from ewi and merge the new csets into the rpsys master
09:48.00hrw|workmorning
09:48.16zeckepb_: I'm starting a git conversion of the last 30 revs soon
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09:50.18zeckeCrofton: may anyone create a svn account on your site?
09:55.11zeckehttp://ossie-dev.mprg.org:8080/register
09:55.22zeckeif someones wants a svn account for croftons server :}
09:59.03pb_zecke: rock
09:59.05zeckeRP: the more I use plain git, the lamer I find cogito
09:59.27pb_sadly I have to do some work now, but I will gather my eleet credentials and experiment with git a bit later
09:59.33zeckepb_: your task: clone oegit.rpsys, branch to the oz354fam083 branch
09:59.44zeckepb_: pull from ewi, push to rpsys
10:00.03pb_okay
10:00.08pb_"pull from ewi" meaning monotone?
10:00.15zeckepb_: no ;)
10:00.41zeckepb_: git pull http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/OE/other_scm/git/org.openembedded.oz354fam083
10:01.14zeckepb_: man git-checkout
10:01.23zeckepb_: man git-branch could be interesting
10:06.44RPzecke: I've not tried cogito yet...
10:07.16RPzecke: We should really start the monotone -> git phrase book (plus some documentation of what git actually does)
10:07.49zeckeRP: and we should find documentation for synchronisation
10:07.59zeckeand merging
10:09.26RPhttp://kernel.mirror.nedlinux.nl/pub/software/scm/git/docs/merge-strategies.txt
10:10.06zeckeRP: yes but what about git-merge-index
10:10.16zeckeRP: it seems only git-merge-one-file is working there
10:10.35zeckeRP: which means... I have some fonflicts from uz354 to master I can not resolve :}
10:11.53zeckehehe just 3000 more revs to replay to crofton's svn server
10:14.57RPzecke: You read http://kernel.mirror.nedlinux.nl/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-merge-index.html ?
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10:21.37obergix[work]hi
10:22.04obergix[work]bugs.openembedded.org down ?
10:28.13pb_zecke: oh, right
10:28.17pb_okay, I'll try that soonest
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10:32.06IfaistosGreetings to all !
10:32.13zeckeRP: leave pulling from ewi and merging to phil please ;)
10:38.17RPzecke: will do :)
10:40.11Ifaistosmanaged to get the epia going up to a point...
10:40.23Ifaistostask-bootstrap and kernel
10:40.47Ifaistosbut now i have a problem with "bootstrap-image"
10:41.18Ifaistos| /home/stelios/oe/build/tmp/work/epia-linux/bootstrap-image-1.0-r0/temp/run.do_rootfs.31465: line 206: bbimage: command not found
10:41.18IfaistosNOTE: Task failed: /home/stelios/oe/build/tmp/work/epia-linux/bootstrap-image-1.0-r0/temp/log.do_rootfs.31465
10:41.32Ifaistosbbimage is on the path...
10:41.49zeckethat is weird
10:41.51Ifaistosif i run it manual i get something like this...
10:42.40pb_zecke: what does "fatal: Not a git repository: '.git'
10:42.40pb_" mean?
10:42.47Ifaistosstelios@Athena:~/oe/build$ bbimage
10:42.47IfaistosNOTE: Executing mkfs.jffs2 --root=/home/stelios/oe/build/tmp/rootfs --faketime --output=/home/stelios/oe/build/tmp/deploy/images/rootfs-epia-20060123103400.rootfs.jffs2 --pad --little-endian --eraseblock=0x40000
10:43.07Ifaistosany ideas ?
10:43.08zeckepb_: you suck? You need to clone first
10:43.10pb_Ifaistos: that is a bit weird.  touch local.conf and try again.
10:43.12pb_zecke: oh, right
10:43.31zeckepb_: yeah you need to clone first
10:43.35pb_okay
10:43.38zeckepb_: or do git db-init or such
10:44.01pb_so you want me to clone from rpsys, right?
10:44.05zeckepb_: yes
10:44.21pb_okay
10:44.28pb_is the url on the wiki page?
10:44.30zeckepb_: git clone pb@oegit.rpsys.net:/home/oegit my-lovely-git
10:44.38pb_ah, very good
10:44.50pb_okay, that seems to be doing its thing
10:45.45zeckepb_: git checkout (co does not work...) 'REV'
10:45.57zeckepb_: you can use any revnumber or tags or branch names
10:46.06pb_righto
10:46.12pb_this is all very exciting
10:46.15zeckepb_: git checkout oz354fam083
10:46.23zeckewill switch to that branch
10:46.28zeckegit branch will list all branches
10:46.44zeckegit branch -d master will piss us off
10:46.53pb_excellent
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10:47.24zeckepb_: git checkout -f master will undo every change you have in your directory (uncomitted)
10:48.53zeckesvk has taken over my home directory
10:49.05pb_cool
10:50.46zeckepb_: fetch, pull, commit are the most important commands
10:51.00pb_righto
10:51.10pb_my clone is still "Packing 30495 objects" at the moment
10:51.12zeckepb_: and merging is still some kind of mess with git. But you can plug any merging algorithm there
10:51.25pb_ah, that doesn't sound too good
10:52.05zeckeand I know no-one who audited git...
10:52.10Ifaistospb: That did the trick :)
10:52.15Ifaistosstrange though....
10:52.48pb_jolly good
10:53.07zeckepb_: On the other hand adding new git mergers is almost trivial
10:53.37pb_zecke: yeah, auditing git sounds like a nightmare.  presumably it's all written in eleet inline assembler or something.
10:54.24zeckepb_: probably and it is obscured by #defines like A as #define B #define 1 _ a nightmare
10:54.39pb_yeah, those crazy kernel guys
10:54.43zeckeso you write 11SB11 to introduce inline assembly
10:54.50zeckeAB even
10:55.12pb_right
10:55.12pb_fear
10:57.01zeckeokay I'm off to the lecture
10:57.13zeckepb_: you can pull/merge plenty of objects
10:57.25zeckepb_: http://oegit.rpsys.net:8000/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi
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11:03.27hrw|workcommit diffs are borken - text files are taken as blobs ;(
11:03.32hrw|workhttp://oegit.rpsys.net:8000/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=.git;a=commitdiff;h=61c7ca02f13d22055b799d14c8bab53c8b199ce6
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11:07.35RPhrw|work: The host might not actually have diff on it...
11:08.08hrw|workah.
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11:09.55RPhrw|work: fixed :)
11:10.31hrw|workRP: thx
11:11.36hrw|workbtw.. did we had soem weird changesets or its tailor fault? http://oegit.rpsys.net:8000/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=.git;a=commitdiff;h=b806c58824654a44f2437f7b304ce384c433b30e is a bit strange to me
11:12.00hrw|workmessed uclibc and osb-nrcore in one
11:13.34RPhrw|work: Looks like tailor messed up
11:13.48RPzecke: You'd better take a look at the above
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11:29.49Laibsch~lastseen pH5
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11:36.01hrw|workmonotone:    2,3 M |   281,7 k |     1490 |     327 |          102
11:37.16hrw|workhardcore..
11:44.21Ifaistosdoes the "default" kernel  x86 provide MTD block emulation device ?
11:47.36hrw|workIfaistos: OE one?
11:47.50Ifaistosyes for x86/epia etc
11:48.11hrw|workdont know
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12:32.00Laibsch!lastseen pH5
12:32.01cdbotLaibsch: Don't know, don't care
12:32.24hrw|work~seen ph5
12:32.27ibotph5 <n=ph5@p5485D35B.dip.t-dialin.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #oe, 15h 51m 52s ago, saying: 'gremlin[it]: this sounds like it is an issue with bitbake, maybe you still have an old version without the explode_deps code?'.
12:34.31Laibschthanks hrw|work
12:35.11Laibschhrw|work: Do you happen to know anything about pH5 checking in some code either into a package anthy or nunome?
12:35.11hrw|worknp
12:35.31hrw|workanthy is in bugtracker
12:38.25hrw|workit was lacking depends last time when I looked at it
12:38.42hrw|work40revs to go...
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12:49.12Laibschjust wanted to check the bugtracker.  what happened to openembedded.org?
12:49.20hrw|workdont know
12:50.21Laibschhrw|work: You say anthy is in bugtracker.  I guess that is on openembedded.org?  Anywhere else I can check?  What depends were missing?
12:50.43hrw|workBT is on http://bugs.openembedded.org/
12:50.55hrw|workanthy lack all deps in recipe
12:51.22hrw|workbut I dont know - maybe it does not need gtk or qt - plain libc?
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12:57.08zeckepb_: did you blow up anything yet?
12:57.29Laibschhrw|work: bugs.openembedded.org is down, too.
12:58.24hrw|workI know
12:58.41zeckeRP: is gitweb down?
12:58.46LaibschAnybody contacted kergoth, yet?
12:59.28RPzecke: Works here for me...
12:59.40hrw|workLaibsch: its treke machine not kergoth iirc
13:00.08zeckepohttp://oegit.rpsys.net:8000/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi
13:00.17zeckeis that the right uri?
13:00.52RPzecke: s/pohttp/http/ and then yes
13:02.04zeckewell ;)
13:02.26zeckei had typed po in my chat line before i pasted the uri
13:02.37RPzecke: I know ;-)
13:02.46RPWell, I thought you might
13:02.57RPIt could have also been a genuine mistake...
13:04.04Croftonhmm oe.org expires on Jan 21 2007
13:05.51Laibschhrw|work: But kergoth is the domain owner that is why I thought that as previously there was a domain expiry problem or DNS problem.
13:06.03CroftonI would guess DNS
13:06.21CroftonI remember seeing it would expire in Jan, so he has renewed it
13:06.29Laibschbut if the domain expired on Jan 21, then it sounds like registry prob.
13:06.30CroftonI haven't sen him online since he moved
13:07.19hrw|worksourceforge stinks
13:07.33hrw|workespecially for bugzilla
13:07.44Croftonhe should move DNS to zoneedit :)
13:07.46hrw|workyou cannot send emails from sf.net
13:08.36Croftonzecke, svn working ok?
13:09.59zeckeCrofton: yes, may other people use the trac to register accounts?!
13:10.09Croftonyes
13:10.21Croftonjust don't muck up the trac stuff :)
13:11.14Croftonthey will need to let me know what their id is so I can giv them write access
13:11.25obergix[work]hmmm... seen  the secu advisory for track on Debian
13:12.17zeckeCrofton: ah okay
13:12.37zeckeCrofton: I'm merging one ref after another. 1064 revs are already merged
13:12.57CroftonI just looked and it is up to 1076 I think
13:13.10Croftonno you are correct
13:14.54zeckeCrofton: what is your email address?
13:16.36Croftonphilip at balister dot org
13:19.13zeckeCrofton: RP : it would be nice if we could collect a list of people with write access...
13:19.28chouimatmorning
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13:21.58LoDownanyone know why orinoco-modules-0.13e-r4 would not compile?
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13:22.18RPzecke: koen posted a list a while back?
13:22.36RPLoDown: Against which kernel version?
13:22.37zeckeRP: to your repository ;)
13:22.52LoDown2.66
13:22.55LoDown*2.6
13:22.57RPzecke: Login and ls /home ;-)
13:23.23RPLoDown: Don't compile 0.13e against 2.6
13:23.36RPLoDown: use the orinoco included with 2.6.15
13:23.37LoDownI don't even need it...how do I skip it?
13:23.51RPLoDown: It should just skip it...
13:24.02RPLoDown: Did you set KERNEL_VERSION="2.6"?
13:24.18LoDownyes
13:25.08RPLoDown: It doesn
13:25.19RPLoDown: It doesn't do that here...
13:26.03LoDownRP, what should I set my distro as?
13:26.19RPLoDown: openzaurus-unstable
13:26.29RPLoDown: You are using .dev?
13:26.33LoDownRP, no
13:26.54RPLoDown: I have no idea about the status of the release branch.
13:26.57LoDowni am using familiar-0.8.3, because I have a h5500
13:26.57RPLoDown: Which device?
13:27.05LoDownRP, thanks, I think that is the problem
13:27.36RPLoDown: kernel versions for 2.6 on the ipaq are handled differently - not KERNEL_VERSION but something else
13:27.48LoDownright...i have that set as well
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13:28.11LoDowni think it is because of the file familiar-0.8.3..conf is forcing 13e for some reason
13:29.35RPLoDown: I fixed this for the zaurus models - I don't know how the ipaq kernels handle things
13:29.36LoDownRP, you've pointed me in the right direction though, thank you
13:29.36RPIt could be the ipaq kernels are old enough to mostly work with 0.13e
13:29.36prpplagueis there a url you can browse the metadata for oe? i know there used to be one, but not sure if it survived after the switch over
13:29.36RPLoDown: Try 0.15rc2
13:29.41LoDownRP: will do
13:29.58RPprpplague: http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/tmp/viewmtn/branch.psp?branch=org.openembedded.dev
13:30.55Croftonprpplague, there is a test subversion repo that is browsable
13:31.02Croftonoh yeah and that one :)
13:32.02Croftonzecke, how many revs total?
13:32.14prpplaguethanks
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13:35.48zecke4000 roughly
13:39.03RPzecke: Did you see the  possible tailor issue hrw mentioned?
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13:39.24RP[11:16:39] <hrw|work> btw.. did we had soem weird changesets or its tailor fault? http://oegit.rpsys.net:8000/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=.git;a=commitdiff;h=b806c58824654a44f2437f7b304ce384c433b30e is a bit strange to me
13:39.24RP[11:17:02] <hrw|work> messed uclibc and osb-nrcore in one
13:41.44zeckedamn I'm firewalled...
13:43.02RPThe link hosting oegit is probably going to be ighly contended for about 30mins due to data transfer :-/
13:43.29CIA-403hrw 07org.oe.oz354fam083 * r089836c0... 10/ (2 files in 2 dirs):
13:43.30CIA-4openzaurus branding: new package 'openzaurus-version' contain /etc/openzaurus-version
13:43.30CIA-4- support in gpe-conf/sysinfo is planned in 0.1.29
13:43.30CIA-4- support in opie/sysinfo is in CVS, will be backported
13:44.25zeckeRP: that is due tailor+monotone...
13:44.38zeckeRP: we travel the tree and apply the changes
13:44.50zeckeRP: at some point the trees are different
13:45.01zeckeRP: so this could be a merge of two tree or such...
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13:52.16obergix[work]hrw|work: thx
13:57.28obergix[work]Is it normal during reorg of build system : ERROR: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for task-bootstrap: fuser alsa-utils-alsactl alsa-utils-alsamixer alsa-conf modutils-depmod ... etc.
13:57.31obergix[work]?
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14:07.21RPzecke: Ah, so there should be a changeset prior to that with the "correct" information in. I guess that makes sense, even if the output is a bit confusing...
14:14.02zeckeRP: we might need a special version of tailor for the actual switch
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14:29.10[lala]hi
14:29.25[lala]hrw|work: ping
14:32.06[lala]RP: did you have time to look into the hciattach problem? if u haven't i would file a bug report for the kernel people today :)
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14:39.17hrw|work[lala]: pong
14:39.42[lala]hrw|work: do you know why qt/e is compiled w/o threads support?
14:40.06hrw|work[lala]: thats question to zecke rather
14:41.14[lala]zecke: then i ask you :-)
14:44.35zecke[lala]: to be Qtopia compatible
14:45.16zecke[lala]: and Qt2 thread support is limited anyway
14:46.37zeckeI'm offline now
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14:52.14RP[lala]: I haven't had a chance, sorry
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14:57.05zecke_pb_: did you push anything yet?
15:04.23pb_no, I am still grappling with angry customers
15:04.37pb_I didn't get any further than cloning yet
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15:05.01zecke_okay customers are more important
15:06.23pb_yeah
15:06.27pb_I hope to have them neutralised soon
15:09.33zecke_https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=297788 <- lol
15:09.43zecke_how to win developers...
15:12.41obergix[work]just seen embedded issue of Linux Journal (Nokia 770, etc...)... will have to look for mentions of OE
15:13.11RPobergix[work]: I'm told I get a mention :)
15:14.25obergix[work]RP: you deserve it IMHO ;)
15:15.31RPobergix[work]: Just to be clear, the mention was 770 related, not OE...
15:15.39obergix[work]ok
15:23.38[lala]RP: no problem, i have submitted the bug to the kernel people (http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5944)
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15:26.37RP[lala]: they're the best people to act on that one :)
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15:44.07CIA-403hrw 07org.oe.oz354fam083 * rd9cb2796... 10/packages/libopie/ (libopie2-1.2.1/openzaurus-branding.patch libopie2_1.2.1.bb):
15:44.07CIA-4libopie: openzaurus branding (CVS backport)
15:44.07CIA-4taken from .dev
15:44.11CIA-403hrw 07org.oe.dev * r6fa36fe3... 10/ (2 files in 2 dirs):
15:44.11CIA-4openzaurus branding: new package 'openzaurus-version' contain /etc/openzaurus-version
15:44.12CIA-4- support in gpe-conf/sysinfo is planned in 0.1.29
15:44.12CIA-4- support in opie/sysinfo is in CVS, will be backported
15:44.16CIA-403hrw 07org.oe.dev * r5cce883a... 10/packages/libopie/ (libopie2-1.2.1/openzaurus-branding.patch libopie2_1.2.1.bb): libopie: openzaurus branding (CVS backport)
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16:33.25CoreDump|homehi
16:34.32hrw|workhi CoreDump|home
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17:19.34radugahello, there
17:22.41radugawhen baking glib-2.0-native-2.6.5 , its still having trouble finding libiconv
17:22.43raduga<PROTECTED>
17:22.59radugaI've added a:
17:23.02radugaPREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/libiconv=glibc
17:23.14radugabut it still fails
17:26.34emteraduga, you building linux or uclibc?
17:28.44emtethat error was fixed a long time ago for most systems
17:30.44radugaer, bitbake target is opie-image.  the bb it fails on is glib-2.0-native-2.6.5
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17:34.11radugaany idea where it was fixed? (when it was fixed, if you say, a long time ago)
17:34.29radugatrying to build OZ/opie for akita
17:38.45emteit was a gettext and glibc issue
17:39.08emtebut if your building uclibc then its different
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17:43.09radugahm.
17:43.31radugaTARGET_OS is not defined. should I set that to "linux"?
17:43.36radugaor is there a reason to use uclibc?
17:43.47emtesmaller libraries
17:43.59emteshoudl default to linux tho i belive
17:52.36RPraduga: set DISTRO="openzaurus-unstable"
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18:06.18CoreDump|homew00t, 1st Akita boot from USB storage
18:06.24CoreDump|homehey mickeyl
18:08.55mickeylCoreDump|home: cool!
18:10.17radugaRP: thanks. I'm using that already.
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18:25.17CIA-403coredump 07org.oe.dev * re0cf1c32... 10/packages/altboot/ (7 files in 5 dirs):
18:25.17CIA-4altboot:
18:25.17CIA-4- Fixed a bug where the /media/ROM mountpoint wasn't moved into the new rootfs
18:25.17CIA-4- Added support for booting off USB storage devices
18:25.59mickeylCoreDump|home: is your stuff limited to 2.4 or does it also work on the 2.6 kernel?
18:26.32CoreDump|homecurrently altboot is 2.4 only
18:27.35CoreDump|homewith a little bit of luck, all that is needed for 2.6 is a reworked altboot.cfg tho
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18:32.25CoreDump|homestupid question: Are SD cards working with kernel 2.6?
18:32.50CosmicPenguingenerally yes
18:32.56CoreDump|homegreat
18:32.57CosmicPenguinfor your particular gadget, I don't know
18:33.26mickeylwe have 'em working everywhere but collie and poodle
18:33.34CoreDump|homeexcellent!
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18:36.15radugahas anyone had success with 1.5gb SD cards?  (assuming that any exist)
18:37.13CosmicPenguin1.5g?
18:37.22radugagb
18:37.28CosmicPenguinWhat an odd value
18:37.30CosmicPenguinI
18:37.42CosmicPenguinI've seen 1g, 2g and 4g cards though
18:37.46radugaI've seen 1.5gb CF microdrives
18:37.57raduga(not recently, mind you)
18:40.21CosmicPenguinanyway, 2g and 4g cards will work, sort of
18:41.47radugasortof?
18:42.08CosmicPenguinLinux uses the block size reported by the card
18:42.14radugaI've heard (numerous) reports of not working at all.
18:42.26CosmicPenguinbut most other devices (usb readers, windows etc) assumes a 512 byte sector
18:42.45CosmicPenguinso you have a compatability issue back and forth
18:43.12emtespeaking of microdrives
18:43.15emtelol
18:43.18emtehttp://cgi.ebay.ca/Apple-iPod-MINI-Hitachi-4GB-Microdrive-Hard-Drive-PARTS_W0QQitemZ5856391678QQcategoryZ48680QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
18:43.30emteyou think the tape is good sign :P
18:44.24radugaemte: if it were duct tape, I'd buy one
18:45.29emtelol
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18:48.00emteraduga, this might be more for you then
18:48.02emtehttp://cgi.ebay.ca/HITACHI-4GB-MICRODRIVE-COMPACT-FLASH-CARD-TYPE-II-NEW_W0QQitemZ7583320565QQcategoryZ50519QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
18:48.09emteif you build a controller for it
18:49.22jatreonhas anyone here tired to use bitbake on coLinux
18:49.29zeckepb_: hey ;)
18:49.36CoreDump|homeummmm, did anyone mess with task-opie-* in .dev? Looks like the tasks don't RDEPENT the packages in them any longer
18:51.01emtejatreon, its doubtful it will work
18:51.12emtethere are issues with BSD, OSX, etc
18:51.28CosmicPenguindidn't kergoth get most of it working with colinux a while back?
18:52.26emteif he did i would have thought that bitbake/oe would work a bit better on the otehr full platforms before a hybrid ...
18:52.31emteother*
18:52.37emteespecially BSD
18:54.31zeckeemte: well that glibc and want GNU binutils is not kergoth's issue ;)
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18:55.36emtezecke, yeah i know
18:56.18emtebut i would expect that for it to work in winodws that an "enviroment" would have to be used
18:56.43emteas opposed to an open hybrid system
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18:57.20emtewhich reminds me( since i dont use windows) is that what cygwin provides?
19:02.26zeckeemte: it uses GNU utils and is POSIX compilant :}
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19:03.45RPCoreDump|home: You're probably looking for meta-opie
19:04.16emtelol
19:04.25emtezecke, was that a yes to my question then?
19:04.47CoreDump|homewell, I'm not. bitbake opie-image failed because the tasks don't build all he apps anymore
19:05.00emtewhat is the name of the ipaq sleeves that look like a cross?  not the compaq/hp type
19:05.44RPCoreDump|home: Did you update to the latest bitbake?
19:05.56CoreDump|homeyep, 2 minutes ago
19:06.35zeckeemte: if I didn't get the term hybrid system ;)
19:06.37RPCoreDump|home: opie-image RDEPENDS on the tasks in task-opie so that should work...
19:07.11CoreDump|homethe tasks are build fine. the RDEPENDS of these tasks however werent for some strange reason
19:08.27RPmickey|dinner: poodle should have working SD btw
19:08.54CoreDump|homewait, I've mixed up RDEPENDS and DEPENDS
19:09.11CoreDump|hometask-opie* doesen't depend on anything
19:09.28CoreDump|homeno wonder tha apps inside task* aren't compiled
19:09.28RPCoreDump|home: Which is correct after the recent changes to bitbake
19:10.19CoreDump|hometell that opie-image please, having to build meta-opie just for a simple opie-image is a joke
19:10.28CoreDump|home(IMO)
19:10.34RPCoreDump|home: I never said that
19:10.41zeckeRP: did pb_ pull yet?
19:10.44CoreDump|homeok, how is it done now?
19:10.50RPCoreDump|home: If you build opie-image it will follow all the RDEPENDS
19:10.55zeckeRP: I wonder if I should provoke a merge conflict for him...
19:11.02CoreDump|homeright
19:11.29RPCoreDump|home: opie-image inherits a variable BUILD_ALL_DEPS which makes it do that
19:11.37CoreDump|homehuh
19:11.38RP(all images do)
19:12.02CoreDump|homeso I need to export BUILD_ALL_DEPS=1?
19:12.21RPCoreDump|home: no, image_ipk.bbclass already does that for you
19:12.48emteaha found it
19:13.47pb_zecke: not yet
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19:13.58emtebbl
19:14.05pb_however, my customers are neutralised and my phone system is (mostly) working, so life is good
19:14.14pb_I'll pull rp's tree after dinner
19:14.34zeckepb_: take your time
19:14.54RPzecke: Creating a merge conflict would be evil :)
19:15.21CoreDump|homeRP: thanks, svn up + rebuilding cache seems to fix opie-image here
19:17.00RPCoreDump|home: That's a relief. I keep worrying people will find genuine problems with the RDEPENDS code
19:17.24CoreDump|homemay I ask what the motivation was behind this change?
19:17.57RPCoreDump|home: Have a look at the old meta-opie and compare it to the new one (and the added task-opie)
19:18.10CoreDump|homewill do
19:19.18RPCoreDump|home: Also look for (the lack of) BOOTSTRAP_EXTRA_DEPENDS
19:19.50mreimeris there an ipkg command to upgrade a single package (and its dependencies), rather than all packages?
19:20.34CoreDump|hometrust me I will since I have to rewrite my own bootstrap and -image files when I go to dev then
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19:22.28gremlin[it]good evening !!!
19:22.42CoreDump|homehi gremlin[it]
19:22.50RPCoreDump|home: Its honestly not difficult. They'll work as is, or you can remove all references to DEPENDS and add BUILD_ALL_DEPS="1" instead
19:24.28RPIf they inherit the image bbclass, you don't even need to add the BUILD_ALL_DEPS line...
19:26.58gremlin[it]hi CoreDump|home
19:27.21CoreDump|homeRP: I'll see =)
19:28.49gremlin[it]mhh doing a 'monotone diff' i notice i had modified a couple of files and so maybe they are old respect to database ... how i can force an overwrite from database to working copy ?
19:33.07CoreDump|homegremlin[it]: mt revert blah
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19:34.30gremlin[it]CoreDump|home are u sure ... i mean there isn't 'revert' in the man of monotone :(
19:34.50CoreDump|homeworks here =)
19:34.57CoreDump|homevery useful command
19:36.16gremlin[it]CoreDump|home yes it work ... and 'info monotone' report it ... .... ticket to monotone guys ... update man pages other than info :) :) :)
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19:43.12DataBeaverAnyone know what's the endianness of a PXA270?
19:46.23gremlin[it]little endian
19:46.29gremlin[it]by default
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19:49.52reenoo_evening
19:57.27zeckereenoo_: hi
19:58.00zeckereenoo_: we have a git tree and svn up and running
19:58.15zeckereenoo_: I'm currently svk smerging the to the server
19:59.30pb__mreimer: ipkg upgrade <package> is the closest to what you want, but I don't think it upgrades dependencies
19:59.39mreimerthanks pb_
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20:02.14reenoo_hey zecke
20:03.35reenoo_zecke: excellent. wished I had the time to help with the testing. instead I'm struggling with non-sensical assignments :/
20:03.50mreimeris there a way to tell ipkg to keep its hands of certain packages, like 'kernel*'?
20:04.00zeckereenoo_: hehe I need to program something as well...
20:06.20reenoo_zecke: well. the problem with this course is that you're constantly fighting broken software (a piece of crap *shareware* prolog interpreter written in java this time).
20:06.34zeckereenoo_: well you should at least get an account so you may cast your vote...
20:06.37NecronomNOTE: package libtool-native-1.5.10-r3: task do_compile: failed
20:06.49zeckereenoo_: hehe
20:06.51Necronom| configure: error: source directory already configured; run "make distclean" there first.
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20:07.16reenoo_zecke: good call. I'll install git tomorrow. who do I need to contact for git/svn accounts?
20:07.40zeckereenoo_: http://oe.handhelds.org/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/SvnScmTrial
20:07.55zeckehttp://oe.handhelds.org/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/GitScmTrial
20:08.20zeckehttp://oe.handhelds.org/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/ScmVotingProcedures?action=show
20:08.28zeckefeel free to fix any errors you see
20:09.17zeckeonce we have darcs, mercurial up for testing I will mail oe again
20:10.02reenoo_~lart t-offline for fscking up dns queries again
20:11.04reenoo_ah, finally
20:11.48pb__mreimer: ipkg flag hold <package>
20:11.57mreimerpb_: excellent! thank you
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20:23.30pb__RP: doh, I haven't even started mine yet
20:24.29RPpb__: You have 8 days :)
20:24.45pb__yeah, it seems
20:24.56pb__that's more than a week!  seems like loads of time.
20:25.04reenoo_heh
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20:42.29mreimeris there an ipkg command to list ipkgs that are not up-to-date?
20:43.24pb__no, but you could probably do something with "ipkg status", "ipkg list", and a bit of postprocessing
20:43.33mreimerok, thanks pb_
20:43.59pb__or, actually, "ipkg -noaction upgrade" would probably do it
20:44.06mreimerthat's what I was just trying :-)
20:44.27pb__ah, heh.  I guess it didn't work then
20:44.35mreimerno, it's working
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21:14.02jatreonWhen building for a Mainstone should I be using the zaurus branch or the dev branch?
21:14.25zeckejatreon: that depends
21:14.40zeckejatreon: bot branches should be okay if you use a reasonable new bitbake binary
21:15.02jatreonI cannot get the dev brach to wook
21:15.40jatreonzecke: it fails on the bootstrap-image bb file
21:15.48zeckejatreon: fail in what way?
21:15.57zeckejatreon: do you have a current bitbake version?
21:16.16jatreonzecke: I have the currnet bitbake version
21:16.36zeckejatreon: maybe use pastebin to paste your error?
21:17.04jatreonzecke: The first problem is it complian that the deploy/ipkg folders are not there (they are not)
21:17.29zeckejoshua_: do you have a INHERIT += "package_ipk" somewhere?
21:17.53zeckelocal.conf or such
21:18.26jatreonzecke: Did you mean me or joshua_
21:18.34zeckejatreon: you sorry
21:19.47jatreonzecke: No, INHERIT += "package_ipk" is not in my local.conf
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21:20.35zeckejatreon: which DISTRO do you set
21:20.44zeckejatreon: (some set that there)
21:21.15jatreonfamiliar-0.9.0 and familiar-0.8.3 both have the same error.  Which shoul I use?
21:21.33zeckejatreon: which error?
21:22.33jatreonzecke: No deploy directory
21:22.55zeckejatreon: well do they have a INHERIT += package_ipk in them?
21:24.25RPjatreon: If you're using .dev, you want DISTRO="familiar-unstable"
21:26.21jatreonzecke: The only note or ipkg is on bitbake.conf and I have not altered that.
21:26.35zeckejatreon: which note?
21:28.07jatreonzecke: i greped it.  Let me read it before I say something I will regret.
21:28.07zeckejatreon: OE create the packages when you ask it to create them
21:28.20zeckejatreon: INHERIT += "package_ipk" will create ipackages
21:28.27RPjatreon: Start by setting DISTRO correctly...
21:28.33zeckejatreon: and bootsrap-image needs ipk's...
21:28.44jatreonRP: Thnak you
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21:29.54reenoo_heh
21:30.43RPWe really need to make bad DISTRO settings more verbose by default...
21:31.36RPThe verbose message might not be too polite if I write it though ;-)
21:31.57zeckeRP: bootstrap-image should complain when package_ipk is not inherited
21:32.44RPzecke: So when I set package_rpm?
21:32.59zeckeRP: then image_ipk will not work?
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21:33.37RPzecke: So you mean image_ipk should complain when package_ipk isn't inherited ;-)
21:34.35zeckeRP: you force me to look into the files again
21:34.51pb__yeah, maybe.  image_ipk doesn't actually need package_ipk itself, though, so that would be a bit funky.
21:35.17pb__it might be better just to introduce the long-dreamed-of "include-or-die" keyword in bitbake.
21:35.53CosmicPenguinmmmm... "include-or-die"
21:35.55RPpb__: That would get complaints from people who expect not to have to set a DISTRO (like kergoth)...
21:36.08zeckepb__: like require?
21:36.17zeckepb__: (which is broken... in the bb files)
21:36.25RPpb__: A better plan would be to validate a distro if set...
21:36.25pb__zecke: oh, did you implement require already?
21:36.36reenoo_RP: neither familiar-0.8.3.conf nor familiar-0.9.0.conf exist, which is the most common reason for this type of breakage.
21:36.51zeckepb__: well it works in local.conf/bitbake.conf but not in a .bb file :}
21:36.54RPreenoo_: Exactly, hence my comments about validating it
21:36.57CIA-403rpurdie 07org.oe.dev * r98cdac3b... 10/packages/libxine/ (libxine-1.1.0/configure.patch libxine_1.1.0.bb): libxine 1.1.0: Stop it from seeing the host system's Wand-config and getting confused.
21:37.28RPzecke: Why not in a .bb file?
21:37.33pb__zecke: ah.  in that case I do not worship you.
21:37.45zeckepb__: drat
21:38.00zeckeRP: it doesn't find the required file ;)
21:41.09zeckewe could create a INVALID.conf in distro so kergoth doesn't notice it
21:42.27RPzecke: That would be a good step to solve the unset DISTRO case
21:42.43zeckeand then require that fiƶe
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21:43.06RPzecke: You have me convinced :)
21:44.27RPzecke: The default INVALID.conf can trigger an error. Anyone like kergoth can just create a null copy in their local conf dirs to override
21:46.06RPzecke: Are you going to do this or should I? :)
21:46.18zeckeyou may
21:46.46zeckeI need to create a Dijkstra implementation... to get my Mafi I credits...
21:47.43RPActually, we don't need an INVALID.conf. Anyone wanting to run without DISTRO set can just create one...
21:47.45zeckeRP: (require will work on that scope)
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21:49.50zeckeCrofton: I'm still merging
21:51.29RPHmm. DISTRO isn't set to INVALID by default...
21:54.26RPzecke: and require doesn't acutally work
21:54.46zeckeRP: what? it worked in that scope :}
21:54.53zeckedamn
21:55.06RPzecke: I think its confused about the two sets of conf/ directories
21:55.27zeckeRP: it uses the same code as include
21:55.53zeckeI have tested require whit changing bitbake.conf, so it should work :}
21:56.01reenoo_~lart STRIPS
21:56.13zeckemaybe you need a XNU kernel for it to work
21:56.21RPzecke: It errors when I have a require. It works fine when I have it as an include...
21:56.47RPzecke: I was using DISTRO="openzaurus-unstable" which exists...
21:57.05zeckehmm how long will you be around?
21:57.33RPzecke: probably a while. Its not urgent - I'm just noting it ;-)
21:58.36zeckeRP: well I hate when my code doesn't work ;) I plan to invest another hour on this math stuff
22:05.12reenoo_reviewing a FOL clause that fills an entire A4 page :/
22:07.12RPzecke: You've missed a return out ;-)
22:07.42zeckeRP: I certainly did not miss an return, I do not do any mistakes
22:08.42zeckelol
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22:08.53RPzecke: :)
22:09.10zeckeRP: obviously I have not copied 2 out four lines
22:09.15zeckeRP: where one line was important
22:09.47zeckeRP: I would like to have found that issue myself
22:10.03RPzecke: sorry :)
22:10.20RPzecke: I won't tell anyone ;-)
22:10.49zeckeanyway if pb_ doesn't notice he will worship me
22:11.45zecke(where will I place the 'r' out of {'P','u','r','d','i','e'} this time
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22:12.22zeckeRP: commited a change
22:12.54RPzecke: Where would you like to place the 'r'? (and thanks)
22:13.17zeckeRP: I switch between urdie and rudie
22:13.41zeckeas you might have noticed
22:14.21jatreonOn the long tem, what are things that I can do to support the Mainstone machine type for Open Embedded
22:14.55zeckejatreon: send patches, you are the only one I know with a true mainstone board
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22:16.46ibotph5 <n=ph5@p5485D35B.dip.t-dialin.net> was last seen on IRC in channel #oe, 1d 1h 36m 11s ago, saying: 'gremlin[it]: this sounds like it is an issue with bitbake, maybe you still have an old version without the explode_deps code?'.
22:16.48jatreonzecke: would it be a problem if I used the 2.6.14 kernel.  I have  a touchscreen patch fo rthat release and the patch should be included in the 2.6.17 release
22:18.58RPzecke: I'd not noticed the typo - you should have kept quiet :)
22:19.14zeckejatreon: do we have mainstone support in OE already?
22:19.35RPjatreon: It should be no problem at all to use a different kernel if you add it to OE
22:19.36zeckeRP: I love to spell things right...
22:19.59RPzecke: My spelling is ok. My typing is awful though ;-)
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22:20.56jatreonzecke: That is what http://bec-systems.com/collab/index.php/PXA270_Mainstone_Linux says, but the site wnt down this weekend.  Google has it cached.
22:22.06zeckejatreon: how much is a mainstone board nowadays?
22:22.22RPjatreon: I know of at least one other user who has used mainstone images out of OE. He compiled his kernel elsewhere iirc though
22:22.50jatreonI assume the same, 3000 USD, but there are other ways to get them.
22:25.11jatreonzecke: When you say IDE do you mean a hard drive (I work in flash)
22:25.31zeckejatreon: I would like to have some board with hard drive attached
22:26.45mreimerdoes anyone know if udev can be used to deliver arbitrary events to userspace, such as AC on/off, battery door open/closed, etc? I.e. events that aren't exactly device present/absent?
22:27.09jatreonzecke: Intel only makes one develpment kit with PXA270 and harddrive, it has the ATI graphics acelerator
22:27.45zeckejatreon: well I do not like the intel prices ;)
22:28.52jatreonzecke: Tell me more about what you want to do with it.  Ypu may be able to get a PeperPad for under $900.  
22:29.47pb__zecke: heh, I guess you should buy an hx4700 and a cf/ide adapter.
22:31.11zeckeI just want something stationary with a sane bootloader so I can easily deploy iwmmx binaries on it
22:31.24zeckewell something like the shark with newer cpu and more ram ;)
22:31.26jatreonzecke: Do you want a development kit or a product on the market?
22:31.57zeckejatreon: the pepper pad is already too fancy ;)
22:34.07jatreonzecke: none of my ideas have a "sane" bootloader
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22:34.28zeckejatreon: I like the OpenFirmware on my Shark
22:35.13zeckejatreon: I can do DHCP in the bootloader, boot from disk, it has ethernet, keyboard and monitor
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22:37.20jatreonzecke: Why not use NFS?
22:38.06zeckejatreon: this would work if the device has true ethernet (100mbit)+tftp support
22:38.10reenoo_mreimer: I guess that'd be a job for some hal/dbus magic but I haven't got around to looking into that in detail yet
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22:52.53emteokay i've mostly decided that the WCF54G isnt an Agere card but i do have an issue ...
22:53.20emteits a known issue with the card :(
22:54.25emteyou can arbirarily set the MAC, the problem is that the MAC is showing up as 0's and the scripts dont like that
22:54.44emteany ideas?
22:56.00emtebtw it likes the wavelan_cs driver
23:05.02CosmicPenguinor they don't care about wireless... :)
23:05.13emteperhaps
23:05.32emtei need to figure out why rtc is messed on the h36 again ... :(
23:08.09RPmreimer: The input system is about as close as you get...
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23:12.29mreimerRP: do you mean to use the input system, or to use udev the way the input system does?
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23:23.08RPmreimer: I mean to use the input system. Really the input system could become a generic events handler
23:23.40mreimerRP: are you reporting this kind of event to userspace (hinge events, etc.?)?
23:23.50emteioctl ...
23:23.51RPmreimer: but it is obviously the input system atm and therefore isn't ideally suited...
23:24.08RPmreimer: I use it for hinge (switch) events, yet
23:24.14RPyes...
23:24.55pb__RP: if you want a generic events handler, isn't that basically what kobject_uevent is?
23:25.34pb__I think there's been some work on bridging generic uevents to D-BUS, which seems like the right kind of way to handle the demultiplexing for cases like mreimer is talking about.
23:26.00mreimerpb__: can you point me to an example of emitting a generic uevent?
23:26.05mreimerI presume uevents go to udevd?
23:26.16RPpb__: It sounds about right, yes
23:26.18pb__yeah, udevd is the main consumer, but I think everybody can listen to them
23:26.44pb__iirc, the kernel-side interface is in linux/lib/kobject_uevent.c or some file with a similarly obvious name
23:27.00mreimerok, thanks
23:27.33pb__grepping for calls to kobject_uevent() would probably turn up some examples of its use
23:29.01pb__mreimer: might also be worth checking with the dudes from project utopia, since I think this is one of the areas they're interested in
23:29.04RPpb__: I think it only supports a small fixed number of event types though
23:29.16mreimerpb__: thanks, I'll check that out
23:29.17RP(having just looked at the file)
23:30.07zeckepb__: did you merge yet?
23:30.13zeckeI'm off to bed! cya
23:30.30RP'night zecke
23:30.34pb__RP: fundamentally, I think it's just sending strings through netlink, so there isn't any real reason it couldn't support arbitrarily complicated things
23:30.38pb__zecke: er, no, not actually
23:30.45pb__remind me what the url to pull was again?
23:31.12zeckepb__: http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/OE/other_scms/git/org.openembedded.oz354fam083
23:31.17zeckepb__: or .dev
23:31.19pb__rock
23:31.29pb__okay, I'll make that my mission for the near future
23:32.08RPpb__: fundamentally no. In practice, I think there might be objections to certain kinds of alterations in mainline. Who knows though...
23:32.22pb__doh
23:32.26pb__<PROTECTED>
23:32.50RPa good start :)
23:32.57zeckeI had that as well
23:33.05pb__yeah, seems that the debian git packages suck
23:33.16zeckepb__: ubuntu packages had the same issue
23:33.18pb__I guess the maintainer has only a hazy grasp of dependencies
23:34.15pb__whoa, I have millions of conflicts
23:34.24pb__CONFLICT (add/add): File packages/gtk-webcore/osb-nrcit_20050430.bb added non-identically in both branches. Adding as packages/gtk-webcore/osb-nrcit_20050430.bb~HEAD and packages/gtk-webcore/osb-nrcit_20050430.bb~e5b3d2eb431a6c9037c162205bdf2572046b2093 instead.
23:34.49pb__"Automatic merge failed; fix up by hand
23:34.50pb__"
23:34.52pb__:-}
23:36.04zeckepb__: from what branch did you merge?
23:36.11zeckegit branch
23:36.34pb__oz354fam083
23:36.43pb__I'm not sure which one I cloned originally though
23:36.55zeckewhere did you pull from?
23:37.04pb__ewi
23:37.10zeckewhich tree?
23:37.45pb__I guess I am not clever enough for git after all
23:37.47zeckehehe
23:38.01zeckepb__: you get used to it, quickly...
23:38.21pb__I think we should all use RCS.
23:38.54emtelol
23:39.02pb__oh well
23:39.04zeckeI think my cherry-pick is guilty for that one
23:39.05pb__I try again tomorrow
23:39.09emtepb__, then we would all have to be one person
23:39.22emteand i know everyone would hate to be me
23:39.27zeckemerged it here without an issue
23:39.35pb__zecke: I think I probably just did something dumb.
23:40.07zeckehttp://pastebin.com/519914
23:40.17pb__unfortunately I did half the commands at the office, and I can't see the history in that window from here, so I'm not entirely sure what particular dumb thing it was.
23:40.44zeckegit co -f oz354fam083
23:41.39pb__zecke: ah, very good
23:41.43zeckeemte: because we do tests?
23:41.48emtei cant say i've heard anything good about it besides that Linus is writting it ...
23:41.59emteah
23:42.33zeckeRP: is your ssh server down?
23:42.56LaibschMy OE is not building again.  It used to work, bitbake and OE are fairly up to date via daily cron and openembedded.org "Getting Started" being down does not help.  Still, I get an error "no files
23:43.08emteokay before i go messing with drivers .... is there a way i can set a MAC with the availible commands in familiar?
23:43.16Laibschto build" and "nothing provides dependency nano"
23:43.17zeckeLaibsch: well the site is likely to not be down
23:43.24RPzecke: UML appears to have locked up :-/
23:43.32zeckeLaibsch: is your BBPATH wrong again?
23:43.33Laibschzecke: You are right.  You know the IP?
23:43.42zeckeno
23:43.43Laibschzecke: ;-)
23:43.51zecke~nslookup oe.handhelds.org
23:44.12LaibschOK.  That should help.
23:44.19zeckepb__: it might be your pulled org.oe.dev instead of the branch?!
23:44.45pb__yeah, that's possible
23:45.22RPzecke: I've reset it - it segfaulted when I tried to probe it :-}
23:45.36LaibschAnyways. I did check my chat logs before I asked.  It was the same problem.  But now I cannot remember what I did on my other computer to fix it.  I did try to add a line to BBPATH to have it include the bitbake directory but that only switched the error from "cannot find conf/bitbake.conf" to the current one.
23:47.30pb__What's the actual value that you have for BBPATH now?
23:48.22pb__Your current error sounds like it can't find conf/local.conf, and/or that your local.conf contains a wrong BBFILES.
23:48.30zeckehttp://oegit.rpsys.net:8000/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=.git;a=commit;h=8d0f449314f9bffe3e02a246946a00e6890eb984
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23:48.58Laibschpb__: /mnt/pfaffe/src/openembedded/build:/mnt/pfaffe/src/openembedded/org.openembedded.dev
23:50.43LaibschBBFILES := "${PATH2OE}/org.openembedded.dev/packages/*/*.bb"
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23:51.24zeckeLaibsch: you might consider writing the Laibsch bot ;)
23:51.32Laibschexport PATH2OE=/mnt/pfaffe/src/openembedded
23:51.36Laibsch;-)
23:51.38zeckegood nite
23:51.44pb__if you do "bitbake -c showdata -b <some bb file>", what does it say for BBFILES?
23:52.09emtenight
23:58.01Laibschpb__: "Unable to open conf/bitbake.conf".  If I add /mnt/pfaffe/src/openembedded/bitbake/ to $BBPATH I get http://rafb.net/paste/results/AOG3wK72.html
23:59.56emteLaibsch, your writting anthy?

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