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<DeeJayInMelbourn>
bitbake-layers remove-layer meta-multimedia fails with No layers matching *meta-multimedia found in BBLAYERS even though meta-multimedia appears in show-layers output. How should this command be invoked?
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<DeeJayInMelbourn>
Hello?
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<JosefHolzmayrThe>
yo dudX
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<mckoan>
JosefHolzmayrThe: hello
<JosefHolzmayrThe>
yo mckoan
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<dvorkindmitry>
Unable to get checksum for libubootenv-native SRC_URI entry fw_env.emmc.config: file could not be found. For non-native recipe everything is OK. I have FILESEXTRAPATHS:prepend := "${THISDIR}/${BPN}:" how can I get rid or the warning? no need to have this file for native recipe
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<oberonc>
ין
<oberonc>
hi
<oberonc>
in an image I create I want to install a preconfigured NetworkManager connection file into /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections
<oberonc>
I install that file in my package that depends on networkmanager and I declare it using FILES_${PN} += "/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/myconn.nmconnection"
<oberonc>
my problem is that when I try to create the image it tells me there is a conflict between my package and the networkmanager package since both attempt to create the folders /etc/NetworkManager and /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections
<oberonc>
how can I solve that ?
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<oberonc>
notice that I dont install same file, I simply install my file into a folder created by networkmanager
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<Guest96>
My hunch would be that you're using rpm as a pkg-manager and there is a conflict in ownership or filemode bits for this directory
<Guest96>
basically the are not the same in both packages
<coldspark29[m]>
Josef Holzmayr (TheYoctoJester): The SDK folder under tmp/deploy is empty when I have an x86_64 build I assume?
<coldspark29[m]>
Well actually there is no such folder
<JosefHolzmayrThe>
coldspark29: no idea at the moment and no time to look at it, sorry.
<JosefHolzmayrThe>
just from top of my head, the sdk directory should be created and populated when you do a -c populate_sdk or -c populate_sdk_ext on an image.
<coldspark29[m]>
JosefHolzmayrThe: Thanks you and alles gut
<coldspark29[m]>
It is doing something with that argument. Makes sense, because it needs the sysroot from the image
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<clemA>
Hi! If I refer to bitbake.conf file, FILES_${PN} variable contains ${bindir}/*, ${sysconfdir} and ${localstatedir}. So, it is not require to append the list of files using ${bindir}/${BPN}, ${sysconfdir}/${BPN} and ${localstatedir}/lib/${BPN} to install custom stuff, is that correct ?
<qschulz>
clemA: that is correct, you can always check the content of your package with oe-pkgdata-util list-pkg-files <package>
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<clemA>
qschulz: thank you for quick feedback
<coldspark29[m]>
Is there something like Pyrex for Android as well? 🤔
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<kernelspace>
hi, on dunfell, i have meta-qt5 but getting "ERROR: Nothing RPROVIDES 'packagegroup-qt5"
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<JosefHolzmayrThe>
kernelspace: "have" means, you added it to the layers also? following any particular document?
<kernelspace>
JosefHolzmayrThe: i have it in my customer layer BBLAYERS
<kernelspace>
as
<kernelspace>
${TOPDIR}/../src/meta-qt5
<JosefHolzmayrThe>
customer layer bblayers?
<JosefHolzmayrThe>
kernelspace: layers are only meant to be added through conf/bblayers.conf in your build. everything else won't work.
<kernelspace>
it is in my meta-customerxxx/conf/bblayers.conf.sample
<kernelspace>
mm, i see, meta-qt5 (dunfell) only has packagegroup-qt5-qtcreator-debug.bb and packagegroup-qt5-toolchain-target.bb
<kernelspace>
my image.bb needs an update, likely
<JosefHolzmayrThe>
the sample is not what counts. conf/bblayers.conf counts, and nothing else matters. (badum-tsh!)
<JosefHolzmayrThe>
but yes, assuming that your dependency chain in itself is valid of course.
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<kernelspace>
JosefHolzmayrThe: thanks, solved, that packagegroup was created from the customer and actually not included
<kernelspace>
sry for the unanswerable question
<JosefHolzmayrThe>
:)
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<dvorkindmitry>
I have SRC_URI += "file://file1", SRC_URI += "file://file2". file1 is placed at ./packagename/, file2 is at ./packagename/myarch/. I see "Unable to get checksum for file2", but everything is fine later. How can I fix this problem?
<manuel1985>
dvorkindmitry, you can do SRC_URI = "file://my-file;name=foobar" and SRC_URI[foobar.md5sum] = "<md5sum>"
<manuel1985>
Using this only for the s3:// handler, but I presume it's available for the file:// handler as well
<dvorkindmitry>
manuel1985, why it doesn't see the file in ./packagename/myarch/ at early stage?
<manuel1985>
dvorkindmitry: That it does mention file2 in the error message indicates it does see the file.
<manuel1985>
So I was under the assumption it finds both files but has a checksum only for the first
<wyre>
hi guys, I've got this recipe https://bpa.st/HJKA and I'm wondering about systemd stuff, first of all ... I'm still don't know if I need to add files into ${systemd_unitdir} to FILES when inheriting systemd class
<wyre>
the other point is ... SYSTEMD_AUTO_ENABLE apparently allows me have disabled by default the services I'm shipping with this recipe
<wyre>
but ... could I just get enabled by default a single one?
<wyre>
(the recipe provides 3 systemd services, but I'd like to hace enabled by default a single one
<manuel1985>
wyre: Just examined systemd.bbclass yesterday to find out if you can enable/disable single recipes if multiple are available. Got the impression it's not possible.
<manuel1985>
s/available/supplied/g
<manuel1985>
wyre: As for the FILES: I do think you need to supply them manually. Only 80% sure, though. Please inform me if you find out this is wrong.
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<dvorkindmitry>
manuel1985, but file is found immediately after that. It handles this path correctly
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<wyre>
sure manuel1985 😉 thank you
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<kayterina[m]>
hello, is it a bad idea to share the sstate_dir between developers who sometimes work on different branches?
<rburton>
no
<rburton>
you can always share sstate
<rburton>
permissions maybe tricky, there's been bugs with umasks getting set incorrectly so you can't share between users
<kayterina[m]>
I have a project where on every build we downloadfrom their SSTATE_MIRRORS through vpn, what else can I share locally with other developers?
<rburton>
SSTATE_DIR and DL_DIR can be shared
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<kayterina[m]>
hm.even on windows share?
<rburton>
DL_DIR, sure. SSTATE_DIR might have file name issues, but i can't recall.
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<kayterina[m]>
when something goes wrong and you don't know what to do and want to start clean, you remove the sstate or it does not affect the red letters on screen?
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<rburton>
if something is being built then by definition it isn't from sstate
<rburton>
and as it failed, won't be in sstate
<rburton>
if you want to start clean delete tmp/ but leave sstate and dldir around so you don't have to rebuild gcc and friends
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<tlwoerner>
oh, regarding the talk on yesterday's technical call re: SSD vs magnetic disks, the people using SSDs, are they using them in RAID arrays or plain old directly attached?
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<dl9pf>
tlwoerner: i don't use raid on the build ssd's . IIRC you'd have to know specifics of the SSD to setup the raid parameters correctly
<dl9pf>
otherwise you amplify writes and kill your ssd early
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<smurray>
tlwoerner: I use nvme SSDs in my local build machine, I don't bother with RAID. I manually back up dev stuff that I feel might be hard to reproduce
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<dl9pf>
yep, straight nvme port on mainboard or via PCIe card
<JosefHolzmayrThe>
we're using pcie nvmes as scratchpad storage
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<JosefHolzmayrThe>
e.g., devs do their builds there. hard to reproduce stuff / releases go into tape-backed spinning disk raids.
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<dl9pf>
yap
<dl9pf>
and maybe santa brings more dimm's ... a lot of them. then I'd go for tmpfs.
<tlwoerner>
okay, thanks for the info
* tlwoerner
is still using magnetic disks in RAID arrays
<smurray>
dl9pf: I've not gotten to the point where I needed to go to a PCIe breakout for nvme drives
<smurray>
dl9pf: rm_work gets me pretty far ;)
<tlwoerner>
that gives me 8TB of build area, that'd be hard to replace with NVMe ;-)
<tlwoerner>
sgw: out of curiosity, when vmeson mentioned the ARM builders, why did you say "Rockchip"?
<dl9pf>
the full size: yes ... question is do you need 8TB of nvme or can workflow be changed to do instant builds on nvme and move stuff to spinning disk only when required
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<sgw>
tlwoerner: That blurted out, I really meant Ampere! They are an ARM based server that is a US company (I heard getting stuff from outside the US was an issue), also Darren Hart recently started there (dvhart)
<tlwoerner>
ah right. that's why i was wondering. i knew of ampere bu was surprised when you said rockchip regarding arm build machines :-)
<sgw>
It was early and I was not thinking when I said it, I meant Ampere
<sgw>
thanks for checking!
<tlwoerner>
sgw: i'll update the notes to pretend you said "ampere" instead of "rockchip" ;-)
<smurray>
I was thinking of Solidrun's Honeycomb board with the 16-core NXP LX-whatever SoC, it seems like it'd make a good builder
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<moto-timo>
smurray: that’s on my list for my next system build
<moto-timo>
Any recommendations for PCIe nvme cards? Also on my list
<smurray>
moto-timo: I've no complaints so far with either Samsung's PRO or EVOs (probably own a mix of 3 or 4) or WD Black (bought a 2TB one for my build machine earlier in the year)
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<smurray>
moto-timo: I'd be curious to see good numbers on how well a Honeycomb does price/perf compared to what the same money gets you for an x86-64 machine
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<moto-timo>
smurray: once I get power supply sorted, I’ll have some numbers for my new ryzen build. Nothing fancy, not high end.
<moto-timo>
smurray: but I’m already collecting components for the Honeycomb build. I think I want the cpu after Unmatched before I build a risc-v mini itx
<moto-timo>
And as far as I can tell Ampere is unobtainium for the hobbyist
<vd>
is it a good practice to have uppercase distro/machine features? I want to easily identify custom (company) features but a prefix can be a bit cumbersome...
<smurray>
moto-timo: hobbyists wanting a native ARM builder probably are better off with a Graviton or Oracle's free Ampere instances, but they'll likely be slowish w/o spending some $
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<moto-timo>
smurray: that $ for my definition of hobbyist goes up quick :)
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<moto-timo>
"Hi, my name is moto-timo and I have a hardare problem"
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<fray>
you aren't the only person with that problem..
<fray>
my recent issue has been the hardware includes 'stupid' vehicle purchases..
<vmeson>
khem: noted. I have a booster appt this afternoon so I may not be up to doing any work later today/tomorrow.
<khem>
vmeson: ok
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<vd>
are they recommendations or best practices for custom machine/distro feature names?
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<dvorkindmitry>
how can I refer to current LAYERDIR in the recipe?
<Tartarus>
Well, why exactly do you want to?
<Tartarus>
THISDIR is generally what's wanted
<kergoth>
Agreed, 90% of the time THISDIR or file:// in SRC_URI are enough. If you *really* need to — I've found a need to when I need to run an external shell or python script from a bbappend, you can set LAYERDIR_yourlayername = "${LAYERDIR}" in the layer.conf and use ${LAYERDIR_yourlayername}, but best to avoid unless really needed.
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<vd>
Can a class add entries to IMAGE_FSTYPES or is it a best practice and the class should better check and warn for the missing fstype?
<vd>
a bad* practice
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<geoffhp>
dvorkindmitry: I was trying to do the same thing with LAYERDIR. My solution was to put this in my layer's layer.conf file: MY_LAYERDIR = "${LAYERDIR}". LAYERDIR is local to the local.conf file, by my new varialbe MY_LAYERDIR is global and my recipes use that in the license path.
<geoffhp>
err: LAYERDIR is local to the layer.conf file.