yte inodes. Where would this be configured in a
Yocto build? I'm still on Pyro.
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1 12:33:54 PDT 2017 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux" if that's any help. Also,
my ext4 mount options are "rw,noatime,nodiratime,data=ordered".
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> From: Belisko Marek
>
> BR,
A two-letter answer is too cryptic. He's not just asking what the variable
name is, he's asking where the file is that contains the variable.
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eta-raspi-light for a while on an RPi3,
doing music synthesis, and pushing all four cores to about 90% utilization,
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> From: John Ernberg
>
> Looks like you're overriding SRC_URI instead of appending it.
I had a feeling I was doing something dumb. Thanks.
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after any build, there never seem to be any source files hanging around.
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and the patches from that Bugzilla page are in a binutils directory. The
errors I get indicate that the patches are being attempted, but aren't
matching up with any source files.
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ing a function already defined in the .bb file,
right? Or if I could do that, wouldn't I be prepending it before what's
prepended in the .bb file, so my change would play first, and then be
undone by the .bb file? What's the solution?
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abovementioned servers are running.
Am I missing something?
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fresh Ubuntu install, so I doubt it's anything in my own
simple layers.
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> From: Khem Raj [mailto:raj.k...@gmail.com]
>
> On Thu, Sep 14, 2017 at 11:15 PM, Paul D. DeRocco
> wrote:
> > I just upgraded to Pyro, and now I get several Python errors in
> > sstate_sign_package(), complaining there is no module named
> > oe.gpg_sign.
>
I just upgraded to Pyro, and now I get several Python errors in
sstate_sign_package(), complaining there is no module named oe.gpg_sign.
I reused the Morty sstate-cache. Is that legal, or do I need to nuke it
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the recipe needs is tiny, so there's no reason not
to include it with the recipe in a files directory. That's a completely
routine thing to do.
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e any way, short of assigning a static IP address, to make the router
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nute and
a half to time out. How do I get TCF to respond to the usual kill signal
on shutdown, or have a more reasonable timeout like five seconds?
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How do I build a Raspberry Pi image without WiFi or Bluetooth, or any of
the related utilities? There seem to be lots of packages involved in this,
and I can't figure out what's pulling them in in the first place.
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uot;make all" and complains "make: *** No rule to make target 'all'. Stop."
Why is it running make and not cmake? It's hard to imagine that I made a
mistake somewhere in those two steps.
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> From: Paul D. DeRocco
>
> I'm trying to get remote Eclipse debugging working, between
> Yocto Morty and Eclipse Mars. This is for an RPi3 using
> systemd. I'm only trying to debug an application separately
> compiled with the Yocto SDK toolchain, not to debug an
ng can work? And is
there any other daemon I have to get running in the target? The Yocto
mega-manual didn't really spell it all out.
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Thanks to all who looked into this for me.
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libraries. But
it's an awfully small executable, so it's hard to imaging where that something
is hiding.
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> From: Patrick Ohly [mailto:patrick.o...@intel.com]
>
> On Fri, 2017-06-23 at 16:21 -0700, Paul D. DeRocco wrote:
> > x86-base.inc adds "live" to IMAGE_FSTYPES. I have no need for a live
> > image, or an iso, so I thought adding IMAGE_FSTYPES_remove
> >
ld".
>
> > Is there anything new on this? I'm trying to do some
> > compute-intensive
> > audio on an RPi3, and it really needs a real-time kernel.
>
> Andreas Müller has a meta-raspberrypi fork in which he has an -rt
> recipe fo
-intensive
audio on an RPi3, and it really needs a real-time kernel.
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uot;. On a hunch, I movved the
IMAGE_FSTYPES_remove to before inheriting core-image, and then it didn't
complain, but it didn't build ANY images.
So what's the right way to suppress live image and iso image generation,
where those things are included in some stock config file somewhere?
gling didn't turn up any other possibilities. Has anyone seen any other
reasons for this error?
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with that file? I'm just trying to specify tty1 as the console.
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linux-yocto_4.8.bb file, because it's not in the rt recipe. The .scc
file pulls in a .cfg file which turns on CONFIG_X86_X32 and CONFIG_COMPAT.
Yet the problem isn't with x32, it's that it can't run 32-bit binaries, even in
a plain 32-bit kernel. So what am I leaving out, in my effort to specify the rt
kernel?
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w either that this simply won't work, so I can
stop wasting time on it, or get some help diagnosing the problem and
fixing it. I'm stumped.
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> libraries in the image
> before building SDK - eg: for glibc static development libraries:
>
> IMAGE_INSTALL_append = " glibc-staticdev"
Does that include the .a files in the image or the SDK or both?
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-sdk-target to
> the image, but then you'd get the corresponding -dev packages too
> (header files, etc). Your best bet may be to add libstdc++ plus any
> other individual packages to the image as you find you need them.
That was pretty painless. It turned out that was the
bviously
paying attention to what's in the image. So is there some package I need
to include in my image to complete the set of libraries to match what's in
the SDK?
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(it only lists qemu* machines), or is there a
way to do this entirely from local.conf?
The third possibly unimportant question is: what can I do to get rid of
the grub errors and the config warnings?
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but it went ahead and built an x86_64 kernel again
without complaint. I also tried removing CONFIG_64BIT=y, with the same
result.
So why am I getting a 64-bit kernel without the x32 tune?
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> From: Paul D. DeRocco
>
> I ported a working build from Fido to Morty, made a few
> tweaks in response
> to error messages (mostly updating version numbers), but it's
> not finding
> my kernel configuration fragments. This is supposed to be an i386 arch
> system,
uzzled that the work directory name contains "chroma_bsp"
instead of "chroma-bsp".
What am I missing?
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> > On Sat, May 27, 2017 at 2:34 AM, Paul D. DeRocco
> > wrote:
> >
> > I'd like to try the Linaro version of arch-armv8.inc in
> > an RPi3 project,
> > because it has an ilp32 tune option. What's the correct
> > way to incorporate thi
I'd like to try the Linaro version of arch-armv8.inc in an RPi3 project,
because it has an ilp32 tune option. What's the correct way to incorporate
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y put
downloads and sstate-cache next to my build directory, rather than inside
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mounted root file system, in
the first place? Is it possible to boot directly into a plain ext3
partition? I tried using the ext3 partition image as-is, but it hung on
boot if I used an MBR, and complained there wasn't a bootable partition if
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require conf/machine/include/x86-base.inc
I'm not really good at this. Does anyone see anything wrong?
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64-bit mode, but suspect that using 32-bit pointers might speed things up
a bit, by saving cache space.
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possible, any time one does a bitbake, that some new source will appear
that breaks something? Is there a way of avoiding this by preventing new
source from being fetched, and finding out about its existence perhaps
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>
> My x86 system, built with Yocto Fido, boots from /dev/sda2 on
> a USB flash drive. There's another partition on /dev/sda1
> which I wish to mount with a systemd mount unit, or with a
> line in /etc/fstab. But either way is failing because
I could see this mysterious mounting happen.
Nothing shows up in dmesg or in journalctl.
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default options. Is there a way to modify these options? I'd like to
include noatime, to avoid needless writes to my flash drive.
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Any advice on this would be appreciated.
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and way more RAM than my system needs to run, and it would be nice if
nothing were accessing the flash drive at all after bootup, except when my
application explicitly does so.
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case for FAT file
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get corrupted when the drive is removed? Will it also ensure the
dirty flag is clear, or does that get set anyway?
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"Device or resource busy") even though fuser doesn't show any processes
using it.
This makes no sense. How can this auto-mounting not work? Is it known to
be brittle, or is it believed to be reliable? All I did was include
udev-extraconf in my build.
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"umount" right after the drive is mounted?
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oesn't mount. Disconnecting again gives me a FAT-fs error "unable to read
boot sector to mark fs as dirty". Connecting again gives me the successful
mount message, and complains about the dirty bit.
Something must be missing here.
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removed. Thanks for the tip.
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> From: Khem Raj [mailto:raj.k...@gmail.com]
>
> Generally when you have systemd which copy images to RAM and then run
> from RAM would not want that extra 50 odd Megs gone
> for storing extra tools in some case.
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of anything.
How much boot time increase do you think you'll get from full-featured
command line tools? I'd be surprised if it was noticeable to anyone.
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ties. The busybox executable is half a
meg, while individual full-featured commands are generally a few tens of
kilobytes. I don't know if running busybox loads the whole thing into
physical RAM, or if it only allocates the pages that are actually touched;
that would determine the relative RAM u
g things from my BSP that were put there by yocto-bsp?
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o my image, and it increased
the size by about 36MB. That's on a 32-bit Intel system. I don't know how
many packages are in that group, but all I had to do was add that one word
to my IMAGE_INSTALL, so I don't really care.
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nless, since I don't actually need to remove busybox.
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My embedded system has enough room in it for full-featured command line
tools, instead of the wretched busybox. Does the Yocto meta-data include a
layer that provides such tools? Or does OE? And how would I disable
busybox in order to use the better tools?
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is hanging during the boot at this point, but I suspect my real
problem is elsewhere.
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octo-rt"
The chroma-bsp.conf file created by the script (in
meta-chroma-bsp/conf/machine/) includes:
PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel ?= "linux-yocto-rt"
PREFERRED_VERSION_linux-yocto-rt ?= "3.14%"
I'm not sure if or how the last file is getting read.
Since I'm definite
ot; and that is indeed listed in my bblayers.conf. So why is
it complaining?
Also, I don't know that "Check that your machine has an associated kernel
description" means. The term "kernel description" doesn't appear anywhere
in the docs.
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reference would or wouldn't exist, or what
to do about it. A half hour of Googling turned up bupkis. Is this an issue
with the recipe, with the upstream openssl package, or with something in
my system? Could it be because I have openssl 1.0.0 installed on my
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> > On Mon, Sep 16, 2013 at 10:02 AM, Paul D. DeRocco
> > wrote:
> >
> > This image recipe has some Python that complains
> > because "x11" is in
> > DISTRO_FEATURES. How do I find out where that "x11" is
> > coming from? This
>
ibc-locale-code
libc-memusage libc-nis libc-nsswitch libc-rcmd
libc-rtld-debug libc-spawn libc-streams libc-sunrpc
libc-utmp libc-utmpx libc-wordexp libc-posix-clang-wchar
libc-posix-regexp libc-posix-regexp-glibc
libc-posix-wchar-io largefile opengl pulseaudio"
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> libc-posix-regexp libc-posix-regexp-glibc
> libc-posix-wchar-io largefile opengl pulseaudio"
>
> Any other ideas?
Is this _remove something new? I'm using the Gumstix-provided metadata and
tools, which are from the Dyla
uilding this image would never
have worked with the plain Yocto meta-data. So how do I track this down?
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re read or obeyed in the whole
bitbake process. Those variables look like they're read by the
get_imagecmds() script; is there an opportunity for a recipe to change the
value of COMPRESS_CMD_gz or _bz2 after it's defined, but before that
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t; 'someapp' does not change, it would be rebuilt only if one of
> its dependencies was rebuilt.
If you're making lots of changes in the course of debugging, isn't it
reasonable just to do a cleansstate on the recipe to force it to be
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talling packages and the rest was various IMAGE_FSTYPES.
>
> e.g. tar.bz2 takes very long without pbzip2 or lbzip2
Is there a standard way to use those in a build? Do I replace bzip2 with a
link to one of those? Or does Yocto build its own bzip2?
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ild
system and install into that?
Installing directly to the card would be nice because copying the whole
damn rootfs to the card takes an annoying amount of time, too.
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to produce much of a speedup?
Or is the process intriniscally sequential?
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In a do_compile script within a recipe, what symbol can I use to refer to
the sysroot in effect during the execution? And whatever it is, is it a
real environment variable, or some symbol that is substituted by bitbake
before executing the script?
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> > On Tuesday 20 August 2013 16:06:54 Paul D. DeRocco wrote:
> >
> > I've been trying to figure out how the setup.py/setup.cfg
> > (and distutils)
> > stuff works. The setup.cfg file lists only one possible
> > option for adding
> > directories
> From: Paul Eggleton
>
> > On Friday 16 August 2013 16:22:00 Paul D. DeRocco wrote:
> > In meta-oe/recipes-graphics/xinput-calibrator (Danny
> > branch, currently
> > used by Gumstix), there's a recipe called
> > xinput-calibrator-git.bb, which
> &
p.cfg?
Or maybe those aren't the questions. I understand about 0.1% of what's
going on here.
I'm also curious if distutils is something that is used throughout the
bitbake process, or is it something specific to building Python-related
stuff? Can the setup.py/setup.cfg mechanism be us
t
in my own metadata, forcibly putting it somewhere that the compiler can
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be compiled, the compile failed for unrelated reasons. If it's not one
thing, it's another. And I rather doubt anyone around here has ever used
Yocto to build the GDK backend for matplotlib, so I don't know who to ask
about this.
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> On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 3:52 PM, Paul D. DeRocco
> wrote:
>
>
> I'm trying to build python-matplotlib from the Danny branch of
> meta-openembedded/meta-oe/recipes-devtools/python. I
> need to add a
> setup.cfg file to tweak the build, but I don
linux-gnueabi/python-matplotlib-1.1.0-r3
rather than
.../work/armv7a-vfp-neon-poky-linux-gnueabi/python-matplotlib-1.1.0-r3/mat
plotlib-1.1.0 where it needs to be. How do I push it down a level?
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to prepend to the path. But somehow, I think my problem is a
little more fundamental.
Can anyone give me a little guidance here?
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amba-basic.inc or in the recipe
itself.
And cleaning samba and rebuilding fixed the problem. So I suspect what's
been done in the Dylan branch has dealt with that problem, and for now
everything in the Danny branch works fine as long as things get done in
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so it will take a while.
Not surprisingly, rebuilding Samba cleared out that spurious issue. So I'm
back to normal.
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ly, I'm using IMAGE_INSTALL += "..." in my top level
recipe, and it works. I don't know what IMAGE_INSTALL_append does
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> From: Paul Eggleton
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> On Thursday 15 August 2013 13:01:54 Paul D. DeRocco wrote:
> > This smells like one of those situations where nuking tmp
> > and rebuilding
> > will fix it, and we'll never know what was wrong. I'll let
> > you know if
> &
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file. And the logs show no errors.
This smells like one of those situations where nuking tmp and rebuilding
will fix it, and we'll never know what was wrong. I'll let you know if
that fixes it.
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> From: Saul Wold
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> > On 08/15/2013 11:37 AM, Paul D. DeRocco wrote:
> > I've done exactly this in a different Yocto-based project,
> > and it worked.
> > Now I'm trying to do the same thing in a Gumstix build, and it's not
> > working. I hav
h a perfectly functioning rootfs without
these particular files.
This is a slightly modified version of gumstix-console-image. I believe it's
based on Danny, as the gumstix Dylan stuff is still a work in progress.
What could conceivably be wrong?
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bout font directories not existing, resulting in an empty font
path.
So it appears a bunch of stuff is missing. I guess the idea that these
dependencies are all handled automatically isn't really true. Does anyone
know what I should be specifying in order to get a functional X server?
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0T support chip includes one USB device port. But the git server
doesn't show any code for it, and Intel only provides a Windows driver for
it (which supports high speed, but not isochronous). Writing a Linux driver
for that looks like a major project.
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> From: Paul D. DeRocco
>
> My build is an Intel Cedartrail system based on Dylan, using
> systemd. It
> appears to have udhcp available from busybox, but it's not
> running. systemd
> reports that it is "masked", because
> /etc/systemd/system/busybox-u
ow do I get the DHCP client enabled in my build? Is
there something else I need to include?
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> > On 12 July 2013 09:30, Paul D. DeRocco wrote:
> >
> > Can someone point me to the configuration for how removable
> > drives are
> > mounted? When I plug in a flash drive, it mounts /dev/sdb1
> > as /media/sdb1,
> > but it uses "relatime"
ld think would be the default for such a
drive, but I've gotten a corrupted FAT when I've yanked the drive.
This is basically a core-image-base build, modified to use systemd, but I
don't see any systemd mount unit that handles it, so it must be some other
part of the
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