12:46 <Guest36> Having trouble getting gcc-cross-9.3.0 recipe to build libvtv. I have added “—enable-viable-verify” and “—enable-libvtv” to EXTRA_OECONF. The vtable stubs are added to libstdc++ but libvtv itself is not compiled. This causes recipes compiling with -fstandard-verify to fail because libvtv doesn’t exist and cannot be linked in.

13:25 <RP> kanavin: There is a reproducibility problem that should be an easy fix if you have time? It was caused by your upgrade!

13:26 <RP> http://autobuilder.yocto.io/pub/repro-fail/oe-reproducible-20230917-br60if6q/packages/diff-html/ igt-gpu-tools - the string g2b29e8ac became g2b29e8ac0. It is a shortened git hash and it has increased in length since there are new conflicting revisions in the git repo

13:26 <RP> VCS_TAG in the source. Probably needs fixing to be the full hash rather than a shortened one

19:30 <kanavin> RP: patch sent

21:38 <RP> kanavin: thanks, that looks simpler than I feared it would be!

21:42 <RP> mcfrisk: hopefully this one might be more helpful: http://autobuilder.yocto.io/pub/non-release/20230917-2/testresults/qemuarm64-ptest/openssh.log

21:43 <RP> "sudo: unable to execute /usr/bin/env: Broken pipe"

23:13 <DvorkinDmitry> Hello, friends! I have strange problem building Yocto for NAND-enabled device. If I use NON-initramfs kernel, it boots and unable to mount rootfs, saying "devtmpfs: error mounting -2" error. If I use -initramfs kernel, it reports "sh: -ne: argument expected" and feels like stops forever waiting for / mount. Where should I look at?