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07:42.11vsri am unable to compile gimp, i get the error: http://pastebin.ca/1373787
07:42.45vsrit is looking for some definitions missing in libavcodec.h
07:42.53vsravcodec.h
07:43.06vsrhas any of you faced this issue before
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08:37.06mpoullet|workgood morning
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09:37.32CIA-203Steffen Sledz <sledz@dresearch.de> 07org.openembedded.dev * rc133a97e0c 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux/linux-2.6.24/oxnas/oxnas.diff: linux-2.6.24: tiny jffs2 compile bug for OXNAS machine fixed
09:41.18mckoangremlin[it]: hi, what about sheevaplug?
09:46.04jeremy_lainemckoan: hi!
09:51.25gremlin[it]mckoan, no news basically ... i think i'll start order two at time this weekend
09:52.17valhallano chance to get shipment by the italian distributor then?
09:53.30gremlin[it]valhalla, no, cause basically isn't sell from Marvell but from globalscale
09:55.31gremlin[it]on elinux.com there is link to other similar device, one of them is from a Israel company ... no european at now
09:55.38mckoanyes indeed, and globalscale told me that buying >10 items the price won't change
09:55.40ant_workread on Il Sole XXIV Ore 23.03.2009 a tech-report about Marvell and plug-computing
09:55.46jeremy_lainemckoan: have you had a chance to test Qt 4.5.0 I commited to OE?
09:56.16mckoanjeremy_laine: I scheduled such test today
09:56.25valhallathen I guess that I'll order it directly, since there are already 2 of us in the local lug wanting one
09:56.50jeremy_lainemckoan: ok cool. What I have tried: building apps against qt4-x11-free: OK
09:57.05jeremy_lainemckoan: building and running apps against qt4-embedded: OK
09:57.19mckoanvalhalla: unfortunately also if I would import many of them I must apply VAT and shipment expenses, so price doesn't change for the final user
09:57.57mckoanjeremy_laine: thats'a a cool news!
09:58.32mckoanjeremy_laine: I try qt4-x11-free now as first
09:59.05jeremy_lainemckoan: for now, I have set DEFAULT_PREFERENCE = "-1" for all qt 4.5.0 packages (qt4-tools-native, qt4-x11-free, qt4-embedded) so you'll need to override that in your local.conf
10:00.01mckoanjeremy_laine: so if I want qt4-x11-free what do I have to do?
10:00.40jeremy_lainemckoan: add to your local.conf:
10:00.48jeremy_lainePREFERRED_VERSION_qt4-tools-native = "4.5.0"
10:00.50jeremy_lainePREFERRED_VERSION_qt4-x11-free = "4.5.0"
10:00.52jeremy_lainePREFERRED_VERSION_qt4-embedded = "4.5.0"
10:01.17jeremy_lainemckoan: also, do you use "oestats" ?
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10:02.06jeremy_lainemckoan: it's a class that can be used to send build reports to http://tinderbox.openembedded.net/
10:02.07mckoanjeremy_laine: never used
10:02.08gremlin[it]valhalla, good ... we will try then to build an italian community for sheevaplug ;)
10:02.41jeremy_lainemckoan: see http://wiki.openembedded.net/index.php/How_do_I_send_automatic_success_and_failure_reports
10:02.45mckoangremlin[it]: I'll buy a couple of them for personal use (no pusher)
10:03.16gremlin[it]mckoan,  hahah ok, good !
10:03.19mckoanjeremy_laine: sounds interesting, thx for the info
10:03.54jeremy_lainemckoan: I'd be interested if you use it, it allows me to track what versions of Qt have been built / for what machine
10:04.09jeremy_lainemckoan: for instance http://tinderbox.openembedded.net/packages/qt4-embedded/
10:06.27valhalladoes anybody know where xmms-tremor could be available? the URL in the recipe doesn't work anymore, and google doesn't help
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10:14.56mckoangremlin[it]: do you know how much is shipping cost to ITA for 1 sheevaplug ?
10:15.26gremlin[it]mckoan, only one is about 31$
10:15.54gremlin[it]mckoan, i suggest to buy 2 ... 32$ for both
10:16.11mckoangremlin[it]: US $106.83 for 10 units
10:17.03mckoangremlin[it]: that is good, but you want to bet that customs won't apply VAT to small shipment ;-)
10:17.04gremlin[it]mckoan, i know ... you know how much should be import tax + IVA tax  ?
10:17.20mckoanVAT = 20%
10:18.01gremlin[it]and if i remember correct should be 12% or 17% as import tax ... right ?
10:18.13mckoanAFAIK no
10:18.34gremlin[it]just IVA ?
10:19.05mckoanyes
10:19.56gremlin[it]mhh ok ...
10:20.15mckoanis reading a customs document about last import from Taiwan
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10:22.11mckoangremlin[it]: should be 100 euro including VAT, but I have to ship them to you so add 15 euro + VAT
10:23.22mckoangremlin[it]: I think you can get it at the same cost directly from US
10:23.51gremlin[it]mckoan,  yes ...
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11:15.57rkirtiHello everyone. Can someone here please give me some  information on the maemo recipes in the OE tree? as in, their status: is the maemo integration on the N770 device complete or are they skewed  bb files as of now ?
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11:19.53vsrwhich package will give me a file manager
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11:53.20hrwmorning
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11:56.46hrwrkirti: Oe do not contain whole maemo
11:57.05hrwrkirti: and 770 (not n770) maemo support was iirc dropped long time ago
11:59.05rkirtihrw, true, maemo isnt wholly contained. Florian had placed OE integration as one of the GSoC ideas and I am interested in that. I was asking this to know if I could use the existing bb files and build on top of that work or  if support for n770 was complete so that I could replicate it for another device.
11:59.23hrwrkirti: gsoc for maemo?
11:59.48rkirtihrw, yes. for maemo
11:59.52hrwlink?
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12:00.12rkirtihrw, http://wiki.maemo.org/GSoC_2009/Project_ideas
12:01.04hrwI see
12:01.22hrwrkirti: maemo 2008 'diablo' recipes are available in experimental Poky branch
12:01.29rkirtihrw, I had spoken about this to Florian but thought it might be a better idea to aks if anyone on the channel knew about the status of the work Koen and Florian did in 2005 rather than pester those busy devels with my naive queries :(
12:01.44rkirtihrw, Ok, thanks, will take a look at those.
12:01.45hrwrkirti: http://git.pokylinux.org/cgit.cgi/experimental/meta-maemo/ - with it you can boot to basic hildon-desktop
12:01.59hrwrkirti: I worked on those recipes some months ago :)
12:02.13hrwrkirti: if you will get them merged into OE I would be happy :)
12:02.29hrwbut no support from me for them rather as I am not interested in maemo anymore
12:03.00hrwkdepimpi idea should get killed. that application was ugly fork
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12:03.54rkirtihrw, :) My vested interests are on the OE side as well :P The only reason I want to take up this GSoC project is that I have been working with OE for the Atmel eval boards and want to move from OE user to Oe contributor.
12:04.19hrw;)
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12:11.36keesjis tempted to pick up this maemo task pretty soon
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12:23.40Crofton|workdoes COMPATIBLE_MACHINE work in u-boot recipes?
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12:27.26vsrare there any docs which say what packages does what?
12:27.47vsri know i need some feature, but not sure which package i need to use
12:27.53XorACrofton|work: should do, if it doesnt its a bug
12:28.28Crofton|workI'm going to push a recipe for u-boot-2009.3
12:28.48Crofton|workand mark it as COMPATIBEL_MACHINE for boards I have tested
12:28.54Crofton|workand let other s add their boards
12:29.10XorAgood plan
12:29.14Crofton|workor, should I mark it DEF_PREF="-1_ and use prefered version
12:29.33Crofton|workthe problem is, I would need to mark the git redicpe DEF_PREF=-1
12:29.37XorAI like the COMPATIBLE_MACHINE idea, it tells people what is actually tested
12:29.43Crofton|workme to
12:31.08XorAmaybe put an explanation in the commit message
12:31.14XorAsome people sometime read them :-)
12:31.55DJWillisCrofton|work: compat machine seems nice and elegent. No messing about and clear, we know it works on on your own head messages ;-).
12:33.20AegironI've updated the openembedded dev branche just yet, and noticed qt-embedded 4.5 now has a recipe. However, it wants to 'bitbake' both 4.4.3 as well as 4.5
12:33.26Aegironis this normal?
12:33.39Crofton|workI will break people depending on the git recipe sorting the highest
12:34.12_cpo_i have a SIL3811 SATA<->PATA converter connected to a sata port of one of my machines
12:34.34_cpo_anybody does know how to get this converter to work under linux?  because my CF card that is connected to this chip is now recognized by the kernel
12:34.43_cpo_(i know this is a bit offtopic here)
12:35.31Crofton|workI'll think how to push with minimum breakage
12:35.35hrw_cpo_: such converters iirc are transparent
12:35.39Crofton|workthen work on the git recipe being the default :)
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12:43.27ant_workCrofton|work: what's wrong with SRCREVs?
12:43.45Crofton|workin the u-boot git recipe?
12:43.53ant_workyep
12:44.01ant_workwhy add another .bb?
12:44.11Crofton|workThe original comment suggested using the _git recipe to build 2009.3
12:44.27Crofton|workso you tet for that SRC_REV
12:44.48Crofton|workthen in a few months, someone else changes the rev to test some new 733t u-boot feature
12:45.00Crofton|workand messes it up :)
12:45.33Crofton|workthere are lots of boards still using old u-boot's
12:45.46Crofton|workbut I have some boards that were only recently supported
12:45.51Crofton|workwell, without patches
12:46.04Crofton|workthe point is to provide stable builds
12:46.36Crofton|workthe git recipes, y design, do not provide a stable user experience :)
12:46.44_cpo_hrw: i thought so, too but during boot it gets i/o timeouts
12:46.46ant_workI'll see if u-boot for Zaurus (very old SRCREV) is still ok (_git)
12:46.51ant_worklater on
12:47.17Crofton|workno hurry if you aren't having trouble :)
12:47.37ant_workbtw: there were a patch floating in the ML for auto-extraction of OFFSET and ADDR
12:47.50ant_workabybody tested it?
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12:48.12ant_works/a patch/patches/
12:48.41Crofton|workdunno
12:48.52Crofton|workscary stuff :)
12:49.17ant_workok, I volunteer then
12:49.19ant_work;-)
12:50.23ant_workah, and possibly the mkimage-openmoko crap is away...
12:50.52ant_workreally, t's long I don't play u-boot ...
12:51.04vsrare there any docs which specify which bb file does what?
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12:53.35ant_workCrofton|work: no, in kernel.bbclass is still depends = "%s u-boot-mkimage-openmoko-native" % depends
12:54.00Crofton|workthat is to make mkimage
12:54.01ant_workI thought hrw sanitized this
12:54.18Crofton|workI made a u-boot-tools recipe at some point
12:55.07ant_worksee, we have u-boot-mkimage-native_1.3.2.bb
12:57.03ant_workwhy should I download tons of OM crap for my machine?
12:57.25Crofton|workI think the reicpe is poorly names
12:57.39Crofton|workI do not think it leads to tons of om stuff
12:57.46ant_work;-)
12:57.52ant_workjust SRC_URI
12:58.12ant_workbut you got the point
12:58.19Crofton|workyeah
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13:04.30hrwom one is overpatched
13:04.40hrw1,3,2 one is sane
13:04.56XorAthe om one was just the first one, thats all
13:05.07XorAits fine to downgrade it and use later better ones
13:07.32ant_workbtw why aren't the older version tagged and merged in uboot_git?
13:07.46Crofton|workno one got around to it
13:07.49ant_workthre are 7 + _git recipes!
13:08.08Crofton|workso?
13:08.53ant_workhe he...anyway is not as bad as /linux dir :-)
13:09.00Crofton|workno
13:09.01ant_work(overpopulated too)
13:09.24Crofton|workI should talk with some people abobut the omap recipes
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13:11.34XorAthe problem with stuff like linux/ and u-boot/ is someone pops up makes it work with their board, then dissapears
13:11.59ant_workbtw do I understand right, the 'optimal' way to add recipes/patches is creating a specific subdir and not xy-override_machine?
13:12.59_cpo_hrw: ok its really transparent ... the failure was a misconfigured bios
13:14.40ant_workXorA: now that you're the first tosa-2.6.29 on the world, would you help me to finally close the packaging issues with zaurus-updater?
13:15.11ant_workdon't tell me you had any during build ;-)
13:16.37ant_workI for me would build it as separate package and not as EXTRA_IMAGEDEPENDS
13:17.46ant_workthesing proposed the same (throw away the installkits) but koen was against
13:18.05ant_workyou see..no maintainers..anarchy
13:18.36kgilmergood morning
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13:21.25Crofton|workkgilmer, gm
13:21.37Crofton|workhow are things in bugworld
13:22.27kgilmerpretty good Crofton|work :)  I've somehow figured out how to get some time to write documentation.
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13:22.49Crofton|workmasochist
13:22.53kgilmerso, i'm starting over with our wiki :)
13:23.00Crofton|workmost of us spend our time figuring out how not to write docs :)
13:23.04kgilmerhaha
13:23.36Crofton|workI am particularly slow at writing
13:23.36kgilmerwell, i've found that being able to say "for info on that go here..." is faster than having a long conversation about the same things over and over.
13:24.08kgilmerand most of our wiki was written by...<ahem>  QA people
13:24.16kgilmerwhich is why i'm taking a chainsaw to it.
13:24.38kgilmerhopes none of those qa people are listening
13:24.49Crofton|workheh
13:25.07kgilmerhow are things on your end Crofton|work
13:25.08kgilmer?
13:25.35Crofton|workgood
13:25.51Crofton|workplenty to keep me busy and some is even paying a little
13:25.56_cpo_anybody ever tried building xserver 1.6 with OE?
13:26.28_cpo_I'm getting a libtool No such file or... error, but libtool/libtool-cross/libtool-native is build and staged
13:26.44kgilmergood to hear Crofton|work
13:32.14cbraketsjsieb: sent you an email -- let me know if it does not make sense
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13:34.56tsjsiebcbrake: Thank you very much, I think I can get further with this :)
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13:43.50booxterFor my project I use directfb-1.0.0 (not 1.2.7). That's why I have PREFERRED_VERSION_directfb = "1.0.0" in my machine config file. I'd like to apply project-specific patch for directfb. For this, I copy directfb_1.0.0.bb, directfb.inc and files/ directory into my overlay directory, modify bitbake for patch applying, update PR variable. But somehow OE build system doesn't compile mine "1.0.0-r7" package but generic "1.0.0-r6" one. WTF? If I build directfb wi
13:43.55booxterth 'bitbake directfb-1.0.0-r7' then OE compiles the proper recipe version but not for generic building through deps
13:44.14booxterand directfb-1.0.0-r7 somehow depends on directfb-1.0.0-r6 :-\
13:49.03Sinkyhi guys
13:49.28SinkyI am trying to compile x264 with OE. I put in .bb in EXTRA_OECONF = "--extra-cflags=\"-O3 -Wall\"" .. but when I try to build the package using bitbake ./configure takes only the first argument .. Here it will take only -O3 and say Unknown option -Wall", ignored (in log.configure)
13:49.32SinkyIf I ./configure it from the command line (without bitbake).. --extra-cflags can take lots of arguments...
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14:02.17XorA~curse n810
14:02.17ibotMay you be reincarnated as a Windows XP administrator, n810 !
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14:03.56booxterhrw, maybe you can help with my directfb problem? Seems that you are one of the people who understands the inners of OE...
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14:15.33Crofton|workwell u-boot 2009.3 does not work on the OSK
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14:17.03likewiseSinky: how would you type it from the command line. Can you use pastebin.ca to show me?
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14:18.44hrw;)
14:19.16hrwbooxter: read about bitbake collections. you can set priorities for overlay
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14:38.33gr8my gdk.pc fails a sanity check, which library generates gdk.pc
14:46.15XorAI hate people who ask a question and quit 2 minutes later
14:47.19rkirtiXorA, I am not defending him , but he could be facing a bad net connection.
14:47.38XorArkirti: then you get a different message
14:48.38rkirtiXorA, ah I see. I am sorry then, my fault. [/me hasnt used web-based  irc clients toom much]
14:50.22XorArkirti: get it a lot from non web clients as well, people seem to think we are awake every millisecond :-)
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14:53.11staroxis it false ? :)
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14:53.36XorAstarox: very false :-) we need to drink beer occasionally
14:53.42rkirtiXorA, I ld agree, and I feel very sorry for the same. [However, an irrelevant note here - in institutions like ours, our LUGs have instilled a *deep* respect in us for devels, so we do try and ensure people dont  do such things, atleast the Linux users we know.]
14:54.27XorArkirti: its more annoying that we cant help them because they left :-)
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15:06.50recalcati_oemidori and epiphany are displaying both messages like this: http://pastebin.com/d2a462bc  .  any idea?
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15:07.28recalcati_oein beagleboard using angstrom
15:07.44XorAno idea, its all foreign to me :-)
15:07.54kergothmorning
15:08.04recalcati_oemorning
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15:12.44mckoanrecalcati_oe: missin java stuff ?
15:17.12pb_g'day kergoth
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15:17.29recalcati_oejava stuff ?
15:17.36recalcati_oereally ? I need it ?
15:17.52recalcati_oephoneme or similar ?
15:18.25mckoanrecalcati_oe: try opening a simpler page as first
15:18.35recalcati_oeI remember that with oe commit 768fe337b086a509a1381f9b1000faf1e99689cd midori worked
15:18.39rschusterisn't this about JavaScript?
15:19.04recalcati_oemckoan: now I have rebuild all again, it take be some minutes to try
15:19.25pb_that isn't java, it's a mixture of javascript and css
15:20.38pb_you don't, luckily, need java to render the google page :-)
15:21.09pb_(actually I don't think you actually need javascript either, but you do need to be able to at least parse the html correctly and that seems to be where your browsers are falling down.)
15:21.11recalcati_oepb_: yes, but that messages are not nice to see inside the web page
15:21.56pb_right, but that's nothing to do with a missing anything.
15:22.16recalcati_oe./usr/lib/libwebkit-1.0.so.2.1.0
15:22.43pb_you can try turning java and javascript off in firefox (or whatever you use on your pc) and visiting google; it should render just fine without those things.
15:23.20recalcati_oepb_:  as soon as possible I try
15:23.36pb_oh, you're using the webkit-based epiphany?
15:24.16recalcati_oeI thoght this, but I haven't really verified
15:24.34pb_it'd be worth checking
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15:24.52pb_if you are indeed using epiphany-webkit, then that would indicate fairly strongly that webkit is at fault
15:24.57recalcati_oeopenembedded/recipes/gnome/epiphany_2.24.2.bb
15:25.11pb_if you're using epiphany-gecko, then that would be more of a mystery; it would be unlikely for webkit and gecko to both be broken in the same way.
15:25.12Crofton|workhttp://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS7648514863.html
15:25.19recalcati_oeyes --with-engine=webkit
15:25.23Crofton|workWe need some "branding" guidelines
15:26.18pb_recalcati_oe: try with gecko, see if that works any better
15:26.40Crofton|workhttp://www.linuxdevices.com/cgi-bin/survey/survey.cgi?view=archive&id=1130200716721
15:27.14Crofton|workcompare 7 and 8
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15:31.57recalcati_oenot present
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15:34.16CIA-203Robert Schuster <thebohemian@gmx.net> 07org.openembedded.dev * r1965abdae3 10openembedded.git/conf/checksums.ini: checksums.ini: Added toppler 1.1.3 entries.
15:34.27CIA-203Robert Schuster <thebohemian@gmx.net> 07org.openembedded.dev * rf3fdd55a8f 10openembedded.git/recipes/toppler/toppler_1.1.3.bb: toppler 1.1.3: New recipe.
15:34.56XorAgoogle work on webkit epiphany here
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15:35.12XorAwonder if its a proxy or localised google version problem
15:35.30recalcati_oeoe gti hash c133a97e0c262fb707eecbc79a41cececb391e5a
15:36.15recalcati_oefrom my pc I see correctly
15:36.19recalcati_oefrom firefox
15:37.01pb_recalcati_oe: gecko isn't a separate package.  I meant to build epiphany with the gecko engine.
15:37.07recalcati_oealso from ubuntu 8.10 and epiphany-webkit  www.google.it  works
15:37.21recalcati_oepb_: sorry I didn't know
15:40.11rschuster"OpenEmbedded Angstrom Linux" :)
15:40.47XorAodd, www.google.it works on epiphany webkit here, the standard Angstrom version
15:40.53rschusterCrofton|work: branding guidelines sounds good
15:40.58recalcati_oeok, epiphany, 2.24.2, can see very simple html pages
15:43.03recalcati_oeinstead I've opened a google document, and it appears all with textual strange messages
15:44.28pb_mickeyl: good morning!
15:44.44mwesterwonders what the weekly "break OE" commit will be for this weekend... and wonders if he should think about doing it if nobody else has.
15:44.45mickeylgood morning pb_
15:44.47mickeylhi folks
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15:45.06mickeylmwester: go ahead, everyone is entitled to do a share ;)
15:45.17mickeylcbrake: nice work w/ the news
15:45.32mwesterBut I live in fear of breaking OE! :-D
15:45.33mickeylcbrake: do we have to take care that it's not getting to big or will old ones be autopurged?
15:45.40cbrakemickeyl: thanks
15:45.57mickeylmwester: just put on your flameproof suit and do it :D
15:45.59cbrakemickeyl: its just a wiki page, so when we add new ones, we simply remove all ones for now
15:46.04mickeylcbrake: ok
15:46.07mickeyljust added one
15:46.09cbrakemickeyl: perhaps we should have an news archive page
15:46.18mickeylcbrake: yes, that sounds good
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15:46.53kergothgod i love git-bisect
15:46.56kergoth♥
15:47.29mickeylhehe
15:48.02mwesterI guess it's a matter of perspective -- rather like the "jaws of life", I rather dislike the use of them -- but admit that the tool is great when you might need it.
15:49.26CIA-203Ihar Hrachyshka <ihar.hrachyshka@gmail.com> 07org.openembedded.dev * r413872c423 10openembedded.git/ (conf/checksums.ini recipes/libzip/libzip_0.9.bb):
15:49.26CIA-2libzip: new recipe
15:49.26CIA-2This is a C library for reading, creating, and modifying zip archives.
15:49.26CIA-2Package is created for libzip-0.9
15:49.32hrwmickeyl, cbrake: what about making 'recent news' a box like we have with users/develoeprs etc?
15:49.38kergothbisect has saved me time on a number of occasions.  definately special purpose, but lovely
15:50.08hrwmickeyl, cbrake: and maybe we can make this list point to longer versions on our site too
15:52.12recalcati_oefirefox, also with java and javascipt disabled, see www.google.it nicely, instead epiphany not. Also epiphany seems to have problem with css in www.mozilla.org
15:52.56Tartaruskhem, you got anything for doing gcc 4.4 stuff w/ OE?
15:53.07XorAopkg list_installed | grep webkit
15:53.07XorAlibwebkit-1.0-1 - 0.1+svnr40814-r8.1 -
15:53.12recalcati_oeinstead epiphany on my pc see correctly www.google.it and www.mozilla.org
15:53.15XorAis what I have here are seems to be working fine
15:53.37recalcati_oelibqtwebkit4 - 4.4.3-r10.1 -          libwebkit-1.0-2 - 0.1+svnr41827-r9.1 -
15:54.08recalcati_oewhy I have libqtwebkit4 , strange
15:54.54ant_workmickeyl: perhaps you remember...I see in 'minimal' DEPLOY_DIR is weak-assigned. So if the user does not set this var in local.conf, the value from bitbake.conf is taken (DEPLOY_DIR ?= "${TMPDIR}/deploy") without *libc suffix. All fine with this?
15:56.19recalcati_oeI have addded qt4-x11-free
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15:56.39mickeylant_work: well, i'd appreciate if we could handle this better
15:57.01mickeylant_work: like, both having the default to the libc, but allowing users to override
15:57.04recalcati_oeXorA: thx, I go back to libwebkit-1.0-1 - 0.1+svnr40814-r8.1 -
15:57.43mickeylant_work: perhaps we need to intruduce something like USER_DEPLOY_DIR
15:57.48mickeylsimilar to USER_DISTRO
15:57.57ant_workwe're discussing this on ML
15:58.06ant_workseems sane move
15:58.45ant_workthere is however the isssue with base.bbclass ...
15:59.40ant_work(was Was: package-stagefile-shell() breaks if DEPLOY_DIR is outside of TMPDIR)
16:00.12mickeylyeah, i have removed this in my kernel.bb
16:00.16ant_workI don't know if this is a corner-case, however I stumble *every time* in it
16:00.19mickeyldid not have time to investigate
16:01.03ant_workpossibly is on kergot's to-do (bottom of the list ;-)
16:01.04mickeyli carry this two-line patch locally now
16:01.10mickeyluntil someone fixes it for goodf
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16:16.11eFfeMmickeyl: may I refresh your memory about making a new standalone package zope-interface ?
16:16.47mickeylah, right
16:16.54mickeyllet me start a build and then i'll take a loko at that
16:18.13mickeyls/loko/look
16:18.56eFfeMmickeyl: thanks alot!
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16:21.55CIA-203Michael 'Mickey' Lauer <mickey@vanille-media.de> 07org.openembedded.dev * r8b70868d1f 10openembedded.git/recipes/linux/ (linux-msm7xxxx/htcraphael/defconfig linux-msm7xxxx_git.bb): linux-msm7xxx: enable framebuffer console rotation for htcraphael
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16:28.16mibbyteIs it possible to get an anonymous UK PAYG Internet enabled Linux phone?
16:28.26mibbyteI am trying to sort out a PAYG Skype mobile (UK).  I notice 3 does one, but it has cobbled Skype so that you cannot Skype-call any UK mobile number (unless they are using Skype also).  Which kind of defeats the purpose - all of my contacts are in my Skype address book.  Does anyone know a way to get full Skype functionality?
16:28.35mibbyteThe part I am having trouble getting my head around is: how to get the Internet i.e. hook up with the provider?  would I need to get something like an O2 SIM?  I notice that 3 network are packaging everything together... you MUST use their phone if you want their service.
16:28.57hrwmibbyte: ?
16:29.27kergothmibbyte: uh, you're way off topic
16:29.59mibbyteSorry, someone directed me from #handhelds
16:30.07XorAmibbyte: Ill answer you private
16:30.21mibbyteFantastic, thanks
16:30.22mickeylthere are no open linux phones but the Openmoko ones
16:30.44mickeylalthough if you're a kernel guy, you might want to help us with htclinux and openezx
16:30.58mickeylonly the a910 has wifi though
16:31.46hrwmickeyl: htcdiamond/htcraphael lack working wifi under linux?
16:32.41XorAhrw: I dont think any of the qualcomm series have wifi yet
16:33.33recalcati_oeXorA: obviously findind the recipe and the version of epiphany/midori good for libwebkit-1.0-1 - 0.1+svnr40814-r8.1 is quite difficult.
16:39.22mickeylhrw: no, the a910 is the only MOTO one with wifi
16:39.26hrwok
16:39.29mickeylmost of the qualcomm series have wifi
16:39.34mickeylalthough it doesn't work on linux yet
16:39.36mickeyl:)
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16:49.16hrwok, I sent summary of #oe-stable discussion to mailing list
16:49.24hrwplease read and reply
16:50.10mickeylthanks
16:50.25mickeyleFfeM: should i build zope-interface out of the same sourcefile or is there a lighter one that just contains the interface?
16:50.32hrw162 lines so long read ;D
16:50.42mckoanhrw when? which thread? I don't see it
16:51.05hrwmckoan: just sent, as reply to meeting mail
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16:51.33mckoanhrw: maybe mailserver require some time
16:51.58mckoanhrw: under "IRC discussion about stable branch" ?
16:52.53hrwyes
16:53.09mwesterhas it
16:53.11mwester:)
16:53.31TartarusBah, I hate packaging
16:53.47TartarusI dunno why, but I've got an ubuntu chroot where debs don't work, rpm doesn't work
16:53.58Tartaruslets hope ipk works so I can get back to what I wanted to do here, make an mx31pdk conf file
16:53.59mckoanis reading an article on italian magazine talking about OE :-D page #3 http://www.ilb2b.it/eo_news/pdf_rivista/EONEWS_510.pdf
16:55.03tharveycan you use a shell command in a conf file (ie to obtain data for a variable assignment) and if so what is the syntax?
16:56.11kergothyou can use inline python, not inline shell
16:56.49tharveywhat is the syntax for that?  ${@script...}?
16:57.54eFfeMmickeyl there is a lighter one
16:57.58eFfeMwas afk for dinneer
16:57.59gchiii_WII
16:58.32mickeyleFfeM: got it
16:58.46tharveykergoth, ah... I see, same syntax as in bb files - thx
16:59.00eFfeMhttp://pypi.python.org/pypi/zope.interface
16:59.03kergoththarvey: bitbake.conf have a number of examples :P
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17:01.57tharveyya, looking at those thx that opens up a whole new world :)
17:02.07kergothhehe
17:02.08kergothnp
17:02.27recalcati_oemckoan: I read it, nice
17:03.39hrwsee you guys. have a nice weekend
17:04.01Gnutoorschuster1, hi I'd like to try to make the new wesnoth recipe but: 1)which boost lib I should use 2)which build system should I use?(automake or cmake or scons,gentoo uses cmake but on wesnoth they told me long time ago that they wouldn't change the build system but it was long time ago...)
17:04.40mckoanrecalcati_oe: thanks ;-)
17:06.38rschuster1Gnutoo: cool
17:06.52rschuster1Gnutoo: you can link against latest boost
17:07.03Gnutoorschuster1, wow so boost-36 thanks
17:07.14rschuster1Gnutoo: however you need to get boost-iostreams-bzip2 and boost-iostream-gzip working
17:07.22GnutooI know
17:07.29rschuster1this is excluded in the current recipe
17:07.43Gnutooyes but can I change boost-36's recipe...they work
17:07.49rschuster1I got it to compile in 1.34 once upon a time
17:07.53rschuster1Gnutoo: excellent
17:07.59rschuster1please push :)
17:08.10Gnutoook wow...with or without review?
17:08.11rschuster1for wesnoth 1.6 I would say go for cmake
17:08.38rschuster1Gnutoo: can you pastebin the change?
17:09.00GnutooI have the boost-36 fixes in bugzilla...but as I was told that boost needed to make the 3 boost recipes installed at the same time I didn't commit
17:09.06Gnutoook
17:09.15Gnutoolet me find it
17:09.41rschuster1yeah, it would be great to be able to install different boost versions at the same time
17:10.00rschuster1but this larger work should not hinder smaller fixes
17:11.05Gnutoothe bug is at http://bugs.openembedded.net/show_bug.cgi?id=4977 I'll diff it
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17:13.08mckoanbye
17:15.44CIA-203Steffen Sledz <sledz@dresearch.de> 07org.openembedded.dev * rbb9b5dd8f3 10openembedded.git/ (10 files in 5 dirs): hipox: new machine added (derived from oxnas)
17:16.43Gnutoohere are the recipes diff: http://rafb.net/p/fnrcEO96.html i'll pastebin the patches
17:17.11Gnutooof course it need to be polished before commit
17:17.49CIA-203Michael 'Mickey' Lauer <mickey@vanille-media.de> 07org.openembedded.dev * r75b82c6cc3 10openembedded.git/recipes/ (5 files in 2 dirs):
17:17.49CIA-2zope-interfaces: new recipe; standalone Zope interfaces for extension products
17:17.49CIA-2adjust main zope recipe accordingly
17:17.50mickeyleFfeM: this should be it.
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17:20.27Gnutoohere are the patches: http://rafb.net/p/ONDS0S22.html
17:20.57Gnutoorschuster1, ^^^
17:21.39rschuster1Gnutoo: I'll look at them later. Busy here :)
17:21.44eFfeMthanks alot mickey|sports
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17:22.30Gnutoook thanks a lot
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17:49.08recalcati_oesome problems in webkit-gtk passing from 768fe337b086a509a1381f9b1000faf1e99689cd   oe hash to c133a97e0c262fb707eecbc79a41cececb391e5a  oe hash
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18:47.32Gnutoohello is 1.6.0a.bb correct or should I use 1.6.0+1.6.0a ?
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19:21.18TartarusBah
19:21.28TartarusAnyone recall what python sqlite stuff hrw added for rpm?
19:21.33TartarusI thought he put in a package, but I don't see it
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20:30.30tharveykhem, http://www.pastebin.ca/1374287 - kernel-headers patch - this time suitable for building kernel modules against
20:33.26tharveykhem, I should post this to the oe list for RFC eh?
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21:00.24khemtharvey: yeah post it to ml you wil have more eyeballs to look at it
21:01.03tharveywill do
21:01.15khempatch looks ok
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21:27.33kergothany opinion on my creating an autotools_base class, which basically just updates the config.sub,config.guess, and runs oe_runconf.. basically autotools but not regenerating w/ autoreconf.  quite a few packages do that manually
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21:32.01likewisekergoth: updates how?
21:32.52kergothright now autoreconf calls gnu-configize.  it can be called manually
21:33.37kergothalternatively, the gnu-configize perl script can be replaced with about 10 lines of shell.
21:49.15khemkergoth: sounds ok. Regenerating should only be done on need bases
21:49.46kergothwell, we sort of have to regenerate for most things, to get our libtool modifications, for example
21:50.52woglindehe khem
21:51.03kergothis trying to bring our autotools bits a bit closer to upstream, less deviation would be good.. and to simplify what we're going a bit
22:01.31khemkergoth: yeah for libtool case I feel we need to keep regeration part handy
22:01.34khemwoglinde: hi
22:01.42kergothit would be nice if we could avoid it..
22:01.47kergothwill have to think about that
22:02.10khemregeration ?
22:02.30kergothone thing that might be beneficial, is to at least avoid doing --force on the autoreconf
22:02.48khemevery package uses a different version of autotools libtool etc.
22:02.48kergothbut itd be nice to avoid regeneration completely.. can't do it if we have any changes to the .m4 files though
22:03.18kergothwe normally patch projects to work with 2.5x autoconf and 1.7+ automake or so
22:03.33khemTo avoid regeneration we have to patch
22:03.51kergoththat's true, we could patch generated files.. but thats pretty gross :)
22:03.59kergothstill, if itd speed things up at all, it might be worth considering
22:05.34kergothcourse, I'm sure its a statistically insignficant bit of processing
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22:15.48ant__hey XorA
22:16.13XorAhey
22:16.36ant__hope you were not referring to me before (fire question, disappear :)
22:16.51ant__big boss was calling...
22:16.57XorAheh no
22:17.22ant__I miss my Lafer's utilities
22:17.50ant__dunno if you can remember these ...
22:20.32XorAname doesnt ring a bell
22:20.35ant__http://www.halfbakery.com/idea/Boss_20pedal ->
22:20.36kergothhmm
22:20.47ant__<PROTECTED>
22:20.47ant__—Mr Burns, Oct 15 2002
22:20.47ant__<PROTECTED>
22:20.53kergothhaha
22:20.57XorAhehe
22:21.06kergothi miss the old sierra adventure games :(
22:21.10ant__interent is evil...
22:21.17kergothRoger Wilco, space guy..
22:21.21ant__words never disappear
22:21.46likewiseZackMcCracken (sp)
22:22.12ant__btw I had today to 'content-filter' my office...somebody is playing with Facebook to long...;-)
22:22.18kergothhehe
22:22.46kergothan old compnay i was at inadvertantly blocked wikipedia for like a week... engineers were not happy..
22:23.01ant__innocent employees have no idea of firewall syslogs...
22:23.52kergothhttp://www.allowe.com/Larry/BOB.htm .. wtf
22:24.23ant__about firewalls and routers...it looks like Broadcom 63xx is almost supported by OpenWrt...
22:24.46ant__any interest to speed things a bit with the help of our resident hackers?
22:25.16ant__has two crappy routers sitting on a desk
22:25.55ant__already bricked a first one...was just too early
22:26.45kergothugh, so many recipes duplicate stuff because they don't use .inc's well
22:26.51kergoththis is why i advocate proper maintainership.
22:29.15ant__kergoth: would you put S = "${WORKDIR}/xy-${PV}" in the .inc as rule of thumb?
22:29.31ant__I mean S= blah
22:29.39kergothnot necessary
22:29.57kergoththe default S in bitbake.conf uses ${BP}, which uses the base package name (-native/-cross removed)
22:30.04ant__hm..I see some cleaning-space in our very own kexecboot recipe
22:30.06kergothdon't need to set it in the recipe at all unless its something unusual
22:30.16kergothmost recipes could use some cleanup for current best practices
22:30.18ant__the_ git uses different S =
22:30.29kergothbut they really need indidividual attention imo, not mass changes
22:30.32kergothindividual, even
22:30.40ant__I see
22:31.20kergothit's just my opinion, but i think when people make a change across a ton of recipes, they're likely to screw something up accidentally :)
22:31.29ant__kergoth: I'll try without defining S...I sense it could just work
22:31.30Jay7hehe..
22:31.36ant__hello JaMa
22:31.41ant__hello Jay7
22:31.45ant__both :-)
22:31.56Jay7some time ago has closed russian facebook's clone for one organization :)
22:32.03ant__lol
22:32.16Jay7(by boss request) :)
22:32.35Jay7is BOFH some time :)
22:32.47Jay7hey ant__  :)
22:33.05woglindehi jay7
22:33.18Jay7I'm trying to continue my work on kexecboot..
22:33.23Jay7hey woglinde :)
22:34.02ant__woglinde: servus
22:35.02ant__Jay7: have you found time to follow the zaurus-updater odyssey:-
22:35.07ant__)
22:35.11ant__?
22:35.24Jay7ant__: no :(
22:35.43ant__it make all my image-builds fail
22:35.55ant__I have to bitbake it before others
22:36.09ant__then, it breaks on packaged-staging
22:36.17Jay7bringing kexecboot to buildable and working state is now my primary task (after commercial some) :)
22:36.18ant__if yoy move deploy
22:36.58ant__Jay7: here I've done like thesing suggested...zap
22:37.17Jay7don't move deploy :) symlink it :)
22:37.59ant__he..workdir is in ram (tmpfs...)
22:38.35ant__I need on disk-deploy
22:38.43Jay7create proper symlink when ajusting environment for bitbake :)
22:39.07ant__could be a workaround, thx
22:41.09ant__I propose to create a new image for installkits, where one can have zImages or uImages
22:41.32ant__and get rid of updater.sh everywhere
22:41.58ant__let see who will be the maintainer
22:42.05Jay7updater.sh is needed only to install kexecboot now
22:42.13ant__that is
22:43.39Jay7for ordinary images would be great to have some installer image
22:44.24Jay7but it is needed only when installing into NAND
22:47.00Jay7well.. here is too late
22:47.03Jay7-> sleep
22:47.30woglindenite jay7
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22:53.16kergothant__: made a task that checks if S can be removed from a recipe, and warns about it :P
22:53.35ant__kergoth: thx. BTW how would you unify recipes when a git-tag is available? all under xy_git.bb?
22:53.47kergothhmmm, not sure offhand
22:53.58ant__let see kexecboot
22:54.15ant__I see 0.4, 0.5, git
22:54.39ant__the git recipe (done by me) has the older tags
22:55.21ant__oh..in english...
22:55.31ant__contains the tags of previous versions
22:55.41ant__better now :-)
23:00.40kergoththinks about what other best practices for recipes can be easily tested for in a task
23:01.07ant__please don't disturb kergoth for a while...
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23:01.12ant__:-)
23:01.19kergoth:)
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23:02.35ant__kergoth: gentoo has lately a message like ' package has poor programming...)
23:02.46kergothcool
23:03.24ant__: * QA Notice: Package has poor programming practices which may ...
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23:04.38ant__kergoth: *a lot* of ebuilds are emitting these QA :/
23:04.46kergothhehe
23:04.54ant__very common ones
23:04.56kergothguess they have similar problems to OpenEmbedded
23:06.59broonieAll distributions do, pretty much.
23:07.16kergothnods
23:07.32kergothstill thinks more individual reponsibility would help matters
23:11.00ant__kergoth: look at an example here: http://rafb.net/p/xNnqQ348.html
23:11.08ant__they hint: report upstream
23:12.43ant__not $DISTRO Bugzilla!
23:14.04ant__broonie: any other distro requires you to compile it
23:14.24ant__(antwell, others too...)
23:14.52ant__I see the Gentoo-DNA in OE...
23:15.33ant__then evolution did the rest :p
23:37.09broonieant__: In a lot of cases distros prefer to have reports go via the distro in case it's a local issue (eg, borked dependencies, a distro local patch).
23:37.43broonieThough obviously that case is fairly clear about what to do :)
23:38.53ant__right
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23:41.54ant__kergoth: what I find worth to copy is the idea of saving the screen logs (QA in a separate dir if you want)
23:43.44ant__ok,very late here...good night
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