IRC log for #oe on 20120530

00:00.10GNUtoo-desktopI've DISTRO = "" or something like that
00:00.17khemno
00:00.51khemwe have removed 4.5 from meta-oe so I wonder how are you still gettin it
00:01.30GNUtoo-desktopbecause I use denzil
00:02.02khemI am confused
00:02.20khemnow it works with which compiler
00:02.48GNUtoo-desktopat work I use denzil branch, with DISTRO="" and some defines in local.conf
00:04.23GNUtoo-desktopit's in toolchain-layer maybe
00:04.26bluelightningnight all
00:04.35GNUtoo-desktopI''ve 4.5 in toolchain-layer
00:05.21GNUtoo-desktopkhem, indeed it is
00:05.43GNUtoo-desktopahhh
00:05.47GNUtoo-desktopand I've:
00:06.00GNUtoo-desktopGCCVERSION = "4.5%"
00:06.20GNUtoo-desktopBINUTILSVERSION = "2.20.1"
00:06.29GNUtoo-desktopin local.conf
00:06.36GNUtoo-desktopthat's what ericben told me to use
00:06.46GNUtoo-desktopand indeed it might be old and concervative
00:06.57GNUtoo-desktopbut it can compile chromium and firefox well
00:07.37GNUtoo-desktopI think his idea was to concentrate on stable stuff
00:07.52GNUtoo-desktopin order to avoid all the master issues I get with firefox and chromium....
00:08.50khemso it works with 4.5 ?
00:09.36GNUtoo-desktopyes it does
00:10.23GNUtoo-desktopI took the recipes of firefox and chromium compiled with 4.5, installed them on my gta04 rootfs(which was compiled with 4.7) and it worked
00:16.17GNUtoo-desktopkhem, so I should build denzil with 4.7?
00:21.04khemyes try with 4.7
00:21.40GNUtoo-desktopok
00:21.48GNUtoo-desktopI'll try angstrom with 4.7
00:21.54GNUtoo-desktopwith denzil
00:21.55khemand binutisl 2.22
00:21.59GNUtoo-desktopok
00:25.26GNUtoo-desktopkhem, what distro to use? poky?
00:25.40GNUtoo-desktopbecause I will put a compilation to run that night
00:25.52GNUtoo-desktopand I don't want it to fail in the middle because of mismatches
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03:10.08Alison_ChaikenGreetings all. Thanks to nerdboy and vmeson, I got my kernel compiling.
03:11.08Alison_ChaikenI'm still not sure in which file task virtual/kernel is defined.   How can I get bitbake to list all the tasks it knows about?  Or list its config options?
03:11.16Alison_ChaikenMaybe a verbose dry run is best?
03:12.27nerdboywhat do you want to?
03:12.46nerdboybump the kernel rev or define your own kernel recipe?
03:13.37nerdboyi think my kurobox hard disk is finally dying...
03:14.05Alison_Chaikennerdboy, I want to know the pathname of all the files the tasks are using.
03:14.27Alison_ChaikenThis information seems fundamental, beyond the current task.
03:15.40nerdboyi'd start with `find . -type d -name tasks` and look there
03:16.11nerdboybut i still don't see the point...
03:16.26nerdboyis this quest for information kernel-related?
03:18.02nerdboytasks are pretty high level
03:18.21nerdboyit least in the arago version we're using...
03:18.36Alison_ChaikenFor kernel, yes, and in general.   I'm not crazy to want to know how the tool I'm using works, am I?
03:18.58nerdboyin principle, no...
03:20.15nerdboybut in this case i'd spend more time building and working at the package/image level
03:20.56nerdboyget a feel for it first and then delving into the internals will make more sense
03:21.58nerdboyyou must have more concrete goals than just satisfying your curiosity?
03:23.17Alison_ChaikenYes, nerdboy, in addition to satisfying my curiosity, I want to become proficient at using the tool and configuring it at a high level.
03:27.03nerdboythen local.conf and the other conf/[machine|include] files, then package and image recipes
03:28.16nerdboyand depending on where you start (branch/tag wise) and what repo(s) you're using, you may have to fix a few things to get consistent clean builds
03:30.16nerdboyi had to upgrade gstreamer for our build recently back-porting the recipes was actually easier than getting the right stuff in our images...
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04:41.41snkthello all
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05:46.18tasslehoffmorning. I want to insert a couple of folders into my oe-core built rootfs.tar, without messing up permissions. anyone know how to do that?
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07:26.57mckoangood morning
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07:53.00stuk_genone question...the SRC_URI[md5sum] in the recipes is the sum of the md5 for every files in the SRC_URI?
07:58.53tasslehoffstuk_gen: just for the downloaded tarball (or whatever), not for the patches and files in the openembedded repos
07:59.18stuk_gentasslehoff: oooh good!
08:00.09stuk_gentasslehoff: so i have a problem :) i'm trying build a systemd-gnome-image but there isn't on a server the netbase_4.47
08:00.34stuk_genso i download the file and calc checksum and put on the SRC_URI[md5sum] of the recipes
08:00.55stuk_genbut every want i run the build...i have an error that said the checksum is bad
08:01.25stuk_genand everytimes i change the checksum that is display, its change!
08:03.07stuk_gen-.-
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08:03.29stuk_genf**k my error i haven't create a done file so every times its download the error files
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08:14.49ericbutt1rspuh :( facing same supid problem again building xfce-nm-image http://paste.ubuntu.com/1014376/
08:15.44ericbutt1rsdo_rootfs failed with cannot symlink from .var/vache to volotile/cache
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08:38.38bluelightningmorning all
08:40.19ericbutt1rshi :)
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09:16.39ericbutt1rsbluelightning any idea? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1014376/
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09:23.55bluelightningericbutt1rs: not really no I'm afraid
09:27.29ericbutt1rsbluelightning see here: http://patches.openembedded.org/patch/21343/
09:27.35ericbutt1rssimilar problem
09:28.07ericbutt1rsbut i can not find the cause for xfce-nm-image
09:28.53ericbutt1rsbut i removed CONMANPKGS from xfce-nm-image.bb
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10:05.05ericbutt1rsbluelightning i got a console-image running. i need to run firefox. so i can install with opkg. what do you think is best way? using gpe feeds from /next and xserver-xorg from v2012.05 ?
10:05.29bluelightningericbutt1rs: mixing feeds is likely to give you pain
10:05.44ericbutt1rsok.. i need a minimal x11 system
10:06.30ericbutt1rsonly firefox controlled by mouse
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10:22.30ericbutt1rswhere do i find v2012.xx-core feed? http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/repo/?pkgname=twm
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10:52.53slapinhi, all! How could I using OE-core force some recipe to be built using thumb instruction set?
10:55.11ant_workslapin: look at the tune files. For armv5te thumb interworking is default
10:55.34ant_workthen some recipes can disable that and opt for arm code
10:56.43ant_worksee e.g.  http://patches.openembedded.org/patch/26155/
10:57.52ericbutt1rsdf -h
10:58.53slapinant_work: I want binary to be built with -mthumb, thumb-interwork allows interoperability of thumb and arm code, not binary in thumb
11:00.50ant_workI meant the site files do set both -mthumb -mthumb-interworking
11:01.18ant_works/site/tune/
11:02.17ant_workhttp://cgit.openembedded.org/openembedded-core/tree/meta/conf/machine/include/tune-thumb.inc
11:02.40ant_worklook at the ones you're using
11:10.53ant_workslapin: now that I look at it, I see arm is the default. Thumb was maybe in Angstrom long ago, can't remember.
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11:34.10slapinant_work: I want a list of recipes to be built with thumb. with classic, it was possible, with ARM_INSTRUCTION_SET_pn-foo = "thumb", is it possible with oe-core?
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12:22.25ant_workslapin: I'd say yes, why not?
12:25.31slapinant_work: what does _pn-foo mean, is it package or recipe name?
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12:28.47ant_workslapin: irc _pn is only appropriate in global configurations (e.g. distro config)
12:29.52slapinant_work: local.conf?
12:30.15ant_workyes, local.conf is fine
12:30.45ant_workthis is rather obscure override
12:31.02slapinant_work: is it package name or recipe name?
12:31.33ant_workfound! pls look at this thread:  http://lists.linuxtogo.org/pipermail/openembedded-devel/2010-July/022114.html
12:33.06slapinso it is the same as ${PN}, so it is recipe name, thanks!
12:33.46ant_workyes, package name
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13:00.41tasslehoffadded gpg to my image, but have problems decrypting a file with a passphrase. http://pastebin.com/VLJnaD9R
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16:14.34awozniakbitbake -c devshell is failing for me.  Here's the error: | (gnome-terminal:24456): GLib-GIO-ERROR **: No GSettings schemas are installed on the system
16:14.39awozniakAnyone have any clues for me.
16:14.43awozniak?
16:30.28bluelightningawozniak: hmm, I wonder if theres an environment variable that gnome-terminal expects to be set that we're not letting through...
16:31.18awozniakthis is after upgrading to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.  I think I've seen it before, but I forgot how I worked around it last time.
16:31.51awozniakI can run this just fine from the command line: gnome-terminal --disable-factory -t 'Bitbake Developer Shell'
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16:56.08GNUtoo-desktopkhem, hi
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16:56.45awozniakbluelightning: any clues which env variables? =)
16:58.06bluelightningawozniak: I'm not sure I'm afraid, I don't use gnome-terminal... but odds are it's something beginning GNOME or GTK if it is that
16:58.52bluelightningawozniak: you could try clearing them to see if you could reproduce the failure running outside of a build
16:59.25awozniakTried that already with GNOME_* env vars (there are only three).  No Joy.  Trying now with GTK_MODULES (the only GTK_* var I have)
17:00.17awozniakno joy unsetting GTK_MODULES either
17:00.27awozniakcan't get the same failure
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17:09.13bluelightningawozniak: hmm, well I'm not sure what would make it fail other than the environment being different
17:09.51bluelightningawozniak: if it helps at all, you can set OE_TERMINAL to use a different terminal application
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17:16.32cboydi am trying to build the lzo package from openembedded using gcc 4.5 and eglibc 2.10. However, the build fails with a series of messages: Error: offset out of range.  Does anyone know how to fix this?
17:17.12GNUtoo-desktopkhem, ping me when you're available
17:17.27GNUtoo-desktopin the meantime I'll try to narrow more the issue
17:19.05khemGNUtoo-desktop: whats up
17:19.07khemI am here
17:19.16khemfor sometime
17:19.23GNUtoo-desktopI've strange results
17:19.31GNUtoo-desktopI built denzil with angstrom and that patch:
17:19.34khemhmm
17:19.37khemok
17:20.22GNUtoo-desktophttp://pastie.org/private/apwia3hzculcuvci5iuxmq
17:20.38GNUtoo-desktopnormally it should have used gcc 4.7
17:20.42GNUtoo-desktopI'll verify that
17:20.48GNUtoo-desktopbut it worked with gcc 4.7
17:21.00GNUtoo-desktopI mean firefox and chromium ran
17:21.04khemok
17:21.06GNUtoo-desktop*ran fine
17:21.09khemso you are all set
17:21.11GNUtoo-desktopI'm now checking something
17:21.13GNUtoo-desktopno
17:21.23GNUtoo-desktopin SHR we don't use denzil
17:21.24GNUtoo-desktopbut master
17:21.28khemok
17:21.36GNUtoo-desktopyou told me to use gcc 4.7 with denzil to make a test
17:21.53khemgcc 4.7 is not in denzil at all
17:21.58khemdid you backport it to denzil
17:22.23GNUtoo-desktoplet me look
17:22.37GNUtoo-desktopI've a toolchain-layer
17:22.47GNUtoo-desktopin meta-oe
17:22.53GNUtoo-desktopalso look at my diff
17:23.01GNUtoo-desktop*the pastie
17:23.39khemok. is that diff with angstrom ?
17:23.46GNUtoo-desktopyes
17:23.55khemI think easiest is that you check the output of bitabke -g <image>
17:24.04khemto see which recipe it picked for gcc cross
17:24.22khemangstrom uses yet another variable to pin compiler
17:24.49khemOE-Core uses GCCVERSION
17:24.55GNUtoo-desktoparm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc (GCC) 4.5.4 20120305 (prerelease)
17:24.58GNUtoo-desktopindeed you're right
17:24.59khemand angstrom uses ANGSTROMGCCVERSION or somesuch
17:25.19khemso it works ok with gcc 4.5 atleast now we know that
17:25.33GNUtoo-desktopyes we already knew yesterday
17:34.36GNUtoo-desktopkhem, now I try angstrom-denzil with 4.7?
17:35.10khemwell, I think what I would like is if you can reproduce it say on oe-core+meta-browser
17:35.23khemthat way we eliminate a lot of layers
17:35.43khemand we still have gcc 4.6 in OE-Core so we can then try once with 4.6 and once with 4.7
17:35.53khemand make sure that its just gcc thats causing it
17:36.29GNUtoo-desktopkhem, meta-browser depends on a lot more than just oe-core
17:36.41khemGNUtoo-desktop: ok what does it depend on
17:36.46khemadd those layers too
17:36.54khemI mean have minimal changes
17:37.29khemonce thing I want to make sure is that master has changed far and more than gcc
17:37.36khemand its not something else
17:37.47khemlot of packages are upgraded that can impact too
17:38.18GNUtoo-desktopI tried using the same rootfs
17:38.29GNUtoo-desktopand just using the firefox or chromium package
17:38.35khemok
17:38.38khemand what was the result
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17:39.00GNUtoo-desktopfirefox+chromium only worked when buit with denzil
17:39.07GNUtoo-desktopthat is to saay gcc 4.6
17:39.36GNUtoo-desktopbeside it's clear that it's the compiler in chromium and firefox cases
17:39.44GNUtoo-desktopthe backtraces prooves it
17:39.54GNUtoo-desktop_init() is only in the compiler
17:40.04GNUtoo-desktopand the javascript trampoline stuff was in firefox
17:40.07GNUtoo-desktopnot in some lib
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17:42.12khemok can you try using gcc-4.6 on the setup you have ?
17:43.23khemset ANGSTROM_GCC_VERSION = "4.6%" in your local.conf
17:43.32khemand see if it still works
17:43.48khemin the same setup where it failed when using gcc 4.7
17:43.52GNUtoo-desktopok
17:44.01GNUtoo-desktopI located where ANGSTRIOM_GCC_VERSION is
17:44.07GNUtoo-desktopand it doesn't use a %
17:44.12GNUtoo-desktopbut I'll use 4.6
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17:45.20GNUtoo-desktopthanks a lot I'll do that
17:45.25GNUtoo-desktopand try the result
17:50.33khemok it does not hurt to use % btw
17:51.56GNUtoo-desktopwhat's the % for?
17:52.00GNUtoo-desktoplike a wildcard?
17:53.25khemyes
17:53.49GNUtoo-desktopok
17:55.15GNUtoo-desktopit'll take a long time for testing tough
17:55.28GNUtoo-desktopbecause I'm already compiling chromium to do a test
17:56.02GNUtoo-desktopbecause I didn't pay attention to the hash in the file for fetching the layers
17:56.09GNUtoo-desktopbut it's an old version of meta-browser
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18:56.15otaviohow can i build a meta-toolchain that has more then one possible target arch?
19:05.59ccssnetotavio: you a project manager?
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19:14.23Alison_ChaikenHere's the answer to my repeated question as to how to tell where tasks are defined:
19:14.51Alison_Chaiken"bitbake -e virtual/kernel | grep virtual | grep kernel"
19:15.39Alison_ChaikenAnd here's the answer to my question, how can I tell which directory to put a modified linux.config into for kernel rebuild?
19:16.01khemotavio: more than 1 arch ?
19:16.03Alison_ChaikenAnswer: "bitbake -e virtual/kernel | grep -e ^S="
19:16.16Alison_ChaikenThanks to challinan for the answer on different channel.
19:16.24otavioccssnet: yes, I am
19:16.29khemotavio: you can build multiple meta-toolchains and install them on same machine
19:16.31otaviokhem: yes
19:16.43Alison_ChaikenI was gonig to ask khem at his upcoming talk, but now he's off the hook.
19:16.44otaviokhem: but it can't be done at same time?
19:17.24khemotavio: prolly not
19:17.40khemAlison_Chaiken: bitbake -e is like preprocessed output
19:17.48Jay7in different dir's :)
19:17.49challinanof course, as advised, using a modified defconfig in your kernel recipe is not the "right" way ;)
19:17.53khemyou can redirect it to a file
19:17.55Jay7by different bb's :)
19:18.05ccssnetotavio: depends on computer resources for same time
19:18.07khemchallinan: howdy
19:18.18khemis your dell netbook  behaving now :)
19:18.18challinanhey khem, how's it going!
19:18.29khemso far so good.
19:18.36challinanyup, running a poky-derived sato image!!
19:18.44khemoh wow
19:18.50khemthats nice
19:19.02challinanbased on MACHINE=emenlow from meta-intel
19:19.03khemwhat do you use for graphics
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19:19.23khemI have a USB install of atom based image for my acer machine
19:19.24challinani built 'core-image-sato' and it Just Worked(TM)
19:19.29khemyeah
19:19.54khemI am more interested in getting KDE/OE up on the machine
19:20.23kergothanyone hitting 'attr' build failures? oddly, in make install it's failing to find libattr.lai
19:20.24kergothhmm
19:20.43challinankhem: it's certainly doable, just much more work ;)
19:20.58khemAlison_Chaiken: if you are using linux-yocto then the way to define your additions to defconfig
19:21.02khemis different
19:21.12Alison_ChaikenI'm still using bitbake.
19:21.15khemthere is document on yocto website
19:21.19challinankhem: I want 2 more apps on my dell: firefox and skype and I'm happy
19:21.31khemchallinan: ah,
19:21.44khemthen you should look into layering meta-browser
19:21.50Alison_ChaikenI should modify the kernel-building recipe (.bb) file then to point to the .config I want, in my own directory somewhere?
19:22.09Alison_ChaikenGood luck with the skype, challinan.
19:22.22Alison_ChaikenMaybe steve ballmer is listening on here and will help.
19:22.23challinankhem: I built firefox successfully from meta-mozilla, but haven't tried it on the target yet. no time
19:23.06khemchallinan: ok btw. meta-mozilla is merged into meta-browser now
19:23.15challinanAlison_Chaiken: it's a great portable skype platform, but I've never had success with it under ubuntu that came with the machine
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19:23.40challinankhem: ah, ok.  things move fast, this was just a couple weeks ago ;)
19:23.46ccssnetotavio: check pm
19:23.50otaviochallinan: use meta-browser
19:24.00challinanotavio, thanks
19:24.12challinanalso wants to play with webkit
19:26.28khemchallinan: yeah, I have kde based images built few weeks ago
19:26.41khemwith webkit+chromium
19:26.50khembut did nothin with it yet
19:26.53challinankhem: nice! so I know who to ask ;)
19:27.24khemchallinan: it was for arm arch though
19:27.30khemI need to try it on beaglebone
19:27.33khemif I can
19:27.43Alison_Chaikenqtwebkit2 with WebGL and HTML5.   I was amazed at how short HTML5 files have fast, seamless integrated videos.
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19:28.09khemAlison_Chaiken: yes html5 amazes me
19:28.49challinanthe little brown truck just delivered my beaglebone - LCD panel right behind it
19:29.54khemchallinan: hmm, I use vnc
19:29.58khemgot no LCD
19:31.20challinanlikes vnc
19:31.23challinanmy old server/firewall uses vnc and enlightenment
19:33.46Alison_Chaikenenlightenment!   A #tizen mole.
19:35.51ccssneto no! a ptxdist mole
19:36.07ccssnetgasp... a buildroot mole
19:36.35ccssnetpoints at 20 more source distros
19:37.25dm8tbrcalls the pest-control emergency number
19:38.24Alison_Chaikenbitbake -c virtual/enemieslist
19:40.50Alison_ChaikenAh, bitbake -c *clean* virtual/enemieslist.
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19:40.59Alison_ChaikenNo wonder I can never get anything to work, even jokes.
19:42.15ccssnetpokes the joke
19:43.12ccssnetthey where good
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21:33.38frayI just noticed, none of the PowerPC executables produced by OE-core as pic.. they all appear to be non-pic
21:34.15frayI'm not sure why this is, all of the libraries though do appear to be pic..  so I'm wondering if the wrong crtbegin.o is being users, or if it's something more confusing then that
21:34.28frayAnyone have enough compiler knowledge to help me figure out what is wrong?
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