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<abelloni> ../libsoup-2.74.3/libsoup/soup-xmlrpc.c:1206:15: error: implicit declaration of function 'xmlParseMemory' [-Werror=implicit-function-declaration]
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<newbie> Hi I am trying to add meson0.63 to dunfell but facing Could not inherit file classes/python_setuptools_build_meta.bbclass. If I add this file classes directory gettting another issue as ERROR: ExpansionError during parsing /openembedded-core/meta/recipes-devtools/meson/meson_0.63.3.bb##############################################
<newbie> | ETA: 0:00:00
<newbie> Traceback (most recent call last):
<newbie>   File "Var <install_templates>", line 1, in <module>
<newbie>   File "/home/khan/bin/sources/openembedded-core/meta/classes/meson.bbclass", line 38, in meson_array(var='BUILD_READELF', d=<bb.
<newbie> How can I fix this?
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<RP> At least the builds feel faster now we're not rebuilding glibc/qemu every build run
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<dvergatal> is it possible to set initramfs image bundle name?
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<Ad0> hm, I modified systemd-networkd-wait-online.service, and I can see it in my resulting image, but in real linux it's unmodified
<Ad0> something must be generating it
<Ad0> maybe I have to modify /etc/systemd/system/network-online.target.wants/systemd-networkd-wait-online.service instead
* RP notes we didn't say exactly when the freeze was today. I could make my life easier and say it was now passed and we're done for 5.0 while the builds work :)
<RP> that is what I should do...
* RP notes toaster has a CVE announced: CVE-2024-25626 https://github.com/yoctoproject/poky/security/advisories
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<Tyaku_> Hello, I am looking how to remove the "login prompt" in the serial console of my linux board. Currently I successfully remove: U-Boot logs and kernel loading logs, But I still have the login prompt
<Tyaku_> On internet I found many solutions, like looking in /etc/inittab
<Tyaku_> but I don't have this file
<rburton> Tyaku_: are you using systemd?
<Tyaku_> Yes I am using systemd
<Tyaku_> It seems that the software doing this is "/sbin/agetty -8 -L ttymxc1 115200 linux"
<rburton> don't install the systemd-getty service
<Tyaku_> I think I already disabled it, by modifing 90-preset file (I found it on google)
<rburton> there's a package called something like systemd-getty which installs .service files that start gettys
<Tyaku_> do_install:append:hub-mz() { sed -i -e "s/enable getty@.service/disable getty@.service/g" ${D}${systemd_unitdir}/system-preset/90-systemd.preset
<Tyaku_> }
<Tyaku_> I'm going to check this
<luc4> Hello! I used useradd to add a user in a recipe. During rootfs creation I'm getting this error: "configuration error - unknown item 'SYSLOG_SU_ENAB' (notify administrator)". Any idea what it means?
<JaMa> luc4: is that fatal for you? SYSLOG_SU_ENAB is available only without pam
<luc4> JaMa: mmh... actually it may not be fatal, you are right. The fatal error may be this one: "useradd: group 'render' does not exist".
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<kanavin> RP: FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/srv/autobuilder/autobuilder.yocto.io/pub/sstate/universal/90/11/sstate:update-rc.d-native:x86_64-linux:0.8:r0:x86_64:11:9011ce22ce830d73f6a51ba8733624f9c4a2640671acfd1e06268e2304f998ae_configure.tar.zst.siginfo'
<kanavin> I think it's another case of wonky NFS?
<RP> kanavin: hmm, seems yes :(
<RP> -?????????? ? ? ? ? ? sstate:update-rc.d-native:x86_64-linux:0.8:r0:x86_64:11:9011ce22ce830d73f6a51ba8733624f9c4a2640671acfd1e06268e2304f998ae_configure.tar.zst.siginfo
<RP> wish we knew how these were getting wedged
<kanavin> something for halstead perhaps?
<RP> kanavin: yes, although he has other challenges atm :/
<RP> maintenance later will probably make it go away
<RP> kanavin: I've merged the conf changes. I have some reservations about bits of this but nothing I have time left to send out and discuss :/
<RP> Hopefully things we can tweak later
<kanavin> RP: thanks! btw I'm planning to send a proposal for 'config fragments' to oe-architecture. There's no code for it, and any changes will of course happen after LTS.
<Ad0> my CMDLINE variable does not exist when doing bitbake -e but a cmdline is still produced from my variables ...
<RP> Ad0: bitbake -e or bitbake -e <recipe> ?
<Ad0> I guess it's not produced on my image recipe which is weird
<Ad0> I do bitbake -e my-image
<kanavin> hopefully the idea of self-documented config snippets in conf/fragments/ and simple, optional tooling to add/remove/list/search them isn't too controversial
<Ad0> bitbake -e rpi-cmdline | grep ^CMDLINE= produces the cmdline
<RP> kanavin: we're definitely moving along something like those directions
<Ad0> CMDLINE_ROOTFS it was in kirkstone
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<Tyaku_> Thanks rburton, removing systemd-serialgetty removed the login prompt on startup.
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<speeder> When applying a .patch file, does the "index" matter?
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<RP> speeder: depends which tool you apply it with
<RP> patch, no, git, yes
<speeder> how yocto applies patch files anyway?
<RP> speeder: quilt (which is patch underneath)
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<speeder> Yocto ptest allows you to printf debug info?
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<rburton> anything output to stdout is in the log
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<Tyaku_> Just to be sure, is it a normal usecase to switch between DISTRO when building (for exemple Dev/Prod image) ? Because I got some stranges issues: First the changes of one distro was not taken in rootfs when built, and after I arrived at a point where there are missing common stuffs (like kernel modules) in the two distro images. So currently I am rebuilding everything to see If I restart from 0 how it is,
<Tyaku_> but..
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<mckoan> Tyaku_: First: i this case would be better to use bitbake -C imagename ('-C' uppercase)
<LetoThe2nd> Tyaku_: it is a standard use case, IMHO
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<ederibaucourt> Hello! I'm testing my patches after a rebase on top of poky-contrib/abelloni/master-next. Is there a public shared state cache to speed up my core-image-minimal/x86_64/poky build?
<rburton> ederibaucourt: see your local.conf, there's two lines you can uncomment to use the sstate on the CDN
<rburton> ederibaucourt: i'd rebase to origin/master as of right now though
<ederibaucourt> rburton: thanks! that's all I needed to know <3
<RP> rburton: master and master-next are one patch different and you owe review on that one ;-)
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<JaMa> heh master is on fire today, cannot keep up rebasing and rebuilding today :)
<RP> JaMa: decision time on far too many things
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<halstead> kanavin: it does look like wonky NFS.
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<Ad0> seems like I can't get rid of bluez5 heh
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<rburton> Ad0: turn off bluetooth machine and distro features, and its gone
<Ad0> I tried for my machine but the damn thing is still there
<Ad0> and distro of course
<Ad0> MACHINE_FEATURES:remove = "alsa pulseaudio bluetooth bluez5"
<Ad0> and in distro: DISTRO_FEATURES:revpi-flat:remove = " bluetooth bluez5"
<rburton> then do the bitbake -g trick to figure out where its coming from
<rburton> maybe something isn't being conditional when it should
<Ad0> -g ? ok let me check that out
<rburton> bitbake -g [myimage]; oe-depends-dot -k bluez5 --why task-depends.dot
<rburton> (iirc)
<Ad0> heh interesting
<rburton> as seen in the most excellent Why Is My Build So Slow presentation on youtube
<Ad0> ERROR: Can't find key bluez5 in task-depends.dot
<Ad0> let me try bluetooth
<Ad0> think that's the culprit
<rburton> its recipe names
<rburton> there is no recipe called bluetooth
<rburton> that tool is fickle, just grep the dot
<Ad0> ok
<Ad0> file is empty
<Ad0> ERROR: Nothing PROVIDES '[my-image]'. Close matches: my-image
<Ad0> lol
<Ad0> I would say that's an exact match
<rburton> yeah that was a replacement marker
<rburton> ie bitbake -g core-image-sato
<Ad0> oh.
<Ad0> doh :D
<Ad0> I thought there was some weird syntax or something with the -g
<Ad0> -> packagegroup-base -> neard -> bluez5, networkmanager -> bluez5, packagegroup-base -> ofono -> bluez5
<Ad0> well I can't get rid of network manager
<rburton> but you can turn off bluetooth in network manager, and it should be doing that already
<rburton> you're not doing the machine/distro removes in your image file are you?
<Ad0> neard I don't klnow what even is
<rburton> NFC daemon
<Ad0> ok
<Ad0> I def don't need that
<rburton> (this is why i tell people to build your own distro)
<Ad0> yeah
<Ad0> you mean instead of poky?
<rburton> absolutely
<rburton> poky is a reference distro for QA
<rburton> which is why it turns on NFC, bluetooth, wifi, debuginfod, opengl, vulkan, pulseaudio...
<Ad0> yeah
<Ad0> I soon end up doing more :remove than anything haha
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<rburton> that's a sign that you should stop using poky :)
<Ad0> I guess I can just use meta-openembedded
<rburton> ?
<Ad0> yes true
<rburton> poky-the-git-repo is oe-core+bitbake+meta-yocto. you can still use poky the git repo if you wish for the convenience of bitbake+oecore in one, but that's unrelated to poky-the-distro
<rburton> and meta-oe is just a collection of layers
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<rburton> anyway, my question remains unanswered: where did you do DISTRO_FEATURES:remove?
<rburton> RP: can you merge my poky patch to make it more verbose about being a reference distro?
<rburton> RP: https://lists.yoctoproject.org/g/poky/topic/patch_base_files_add_usage/104219418?p=,,,20,0,0,0::recentpostdate/sticky,,,20,2,0,104219418,previd%3D1708098795840923608,nextid%3D1703156153844833783&previd=1708098795840923608&nextid=1703156153844833783
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<Ad0> yeah, I mean there's systemd etc in poky. where else would I find that? or is it just some patching on top or something
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<rburton> poky is just oe-core + bitbake
<Ad0> I have been leaning on poky forever
<rburton> compare the contents of the poky repo with what happens if you clone bitbake and oe-core in the same directory. the extra pieces are yocto-docs (the documentation) and meta-yocto (the poky distro and the reference hardware BSPs)
<rburton> https://git.yoctoproject.org/meta-yocto/tree/meta-poky <-- that is all the poky distro actually is
<Ad0> yeah I don't use those because I use PI and that has it's own layer
<Ad0> thanks
<Ad0> what I am trying to understand is where all this stuff is included, I do have my own distro conf files
<Ad0> like pulseaudio
<rburton> "all this stuff"?
<rburton> anyway, my question remains unanswered: where did you do DISTRO_FEATURES:remove?
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<Ad0> in my-distro.conf
<rburton> i'll ask that for the third time because its important
<rburton> and you set DISTRO=my-distro?
<rburton> i'd just set DISTRO_FEATURES directly instead of inheriting the defaults and extending it, no need to :remove then
<rburton> can you do bitbake-getvar -r networkmanager DISTRO_FEATURES
<Ad0> yes I set the distro in my env file
<Ad0> thanks! I think I found the culprit
<Ad0> I have a common.conf that is common for the distros and it's there ... *smack*
<Ad0> no, that was remove heh let me show you the pastebin
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<Ad0> I am 100% sure the machine is revpi-flat
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<JaMa> I am 100% sure the meta-my-layer/conf/distro/common.conf is just wrong :)
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<Ad0> that could be true
<Ad0> it managed to remove pulseaudio so
<JaMa> yes, because pulseaudio was :removed without incorrect use of an override
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<rburton> can you share the common.conf?
<Ad0> you are right
<Ad0> I missed the prefix of the machine name
<JaMa> Ad0: you should experiment with :override:remove and :remove:override to understand what you did wrong
<Ad0> thanks a lot, that bitbake-getvar was really useful
<Ad0> it's when it looks right and you look at it 10 times, the 11th time you see the mistake
<rburton> i wonder if we can make doing FOO:bar:append an error now that overrides have their own syntax
<Ad0> I would love if you could have a strict bitbake that will throw a warning or error if what you are overriding does not exist
<JaMa> it might not exist in the current build, but it might be valid expression in different build (e.g. when different DISTRO/MACHINE is used)
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<rburton> yeah that would break the point of overrides, really
<JaMa> so it's hard to guess what's just wrong and what's PEBKAC
<JaMa> with great power comes great responsibility, so learn the syntax and use getVar whenever you're not sure
<Ad0> you can remove based on machine like that in the distro conf right?
<Ad0> DISTRO_FEATURES:machine:remove
<Ad0> when I don't specify the machone and just do :remove it works, when I specify the machine, it doesn't
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<khem> RP: rv64 results look ok for toolchain pieces no big red flags, some failures in gcc testsuite are clustered around floating point/snan which could be looked into and also riscv/predef seems to be another area
<Saur_Home> rburton: There are many cases where FOO:bar:remove is used, e.g., RDEPENDS:${PN}:remove
<khem> it could be how be configure toolchain for single ABI
<Ad0> DISTRO_FEATURES:remove works from machine but DISTRO_FEATURES:machine:remove does not work from distro
<JaMa> DISTRO_FEATURES:machine:remove is almost always wrong
<Ad0> yeah but one machine has bluetooth, another one has not
<Ad0> to me it feels equally wrong
<JaMa> I was talking about syntax, not feelings :)
<Ad0> lol
<Ad0> yeah so 1) why does it not work 2) where should I remove it ?
<Ad0> it works from machine, but is that the right place to remove the distro feature?
<JaMa> it isn't, DISTRO_FEATURES are DISTRO policy
<Ad0> but bluetooth are both distro and machine features
<JaMa> and it works, because you didn't use override there (incorrectly)
<Ad0> so you have to specify it based on machine somewhere
<JaMa> nm uses just DISTRO_FEATURES, it would be better for your use-case to use COMBINED_FEATURES (as discussed yesterday)
<Ad0> I thought that wasn't supposed to be written to , also I run into the same problem
<JaMa> COMBINED_FEATURES is better in many cases, but unfortunately it causes all recipes which use COMBINED_FEATURES to be effectively MACHINE_ARCH
<JaMa> you shouldn't be building nm with and without bluetooth support in the same TUNE_PKGARCH, so it's still DISTRO policy to either disable bluetooth for all MACHINEs or enable it for all
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<JaMa> or if they really care about bluetooth, then they can use COMBINED_FEATURES in nm, mark it (and everything which depends on it) as MACHINE_ARCH
<Ad0> I gfuess I have to read about MACHONE_ARCH
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<Ad0> I don't use X but I use the dbus , I guess I need X
<Ad0> MACHINE_ARCH is set to my machine with underscores instead of -
<JaMa> now read about PACKAGE_ARCH
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<Tyaku_> < mckoan> Tyaku_: First: i this case would be better to use bitbake -C imagename ('-C' uppercase)
<Tyaku_> What does it changes exactly ? 'Invalidate the stamp for the specified task such as 'compile' and then run the default task for the specified target(s).'
<Tyaku_> Is it like a clear ?
<Tyaku_> 'This new command line option forces the specified task and all dependent
<Tyaku_> tasks up to the default task to re-run.'
<Tyaku_> Oh nice
<rburton> Ad0: you don't need X to use dbus
<RP> rburton: added to -next
<rburton> thanks
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<Tyaku_> I'm not sure how to use -C :
<Tyaku_> 'bitbake -C myimage' produce this: 'Nothing to do. Use 'bitbake world' to build everything, or run 'bitbake --help' for usage information.'
<JaMa> bitbake -C compile foo
<JaMa> will rerun do_compile and the tasks after that until default task (do_build usually)
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<JaMa> similarly as "bitbake -c compile -f foo && bitbake foo" would do
<Tyaku_> I tryed this: "bitbake --clear-stamp=INVALIDATE_STAMP myimage", it seems working but the build is VERY fast. (less 1 minute) so not sure if it works. I'm going to try like you said when finished.
<Tyaku_> 'bitbake --clear-stamp=INVALIDATE_STAMP myimage' takes: real3m37,057s
<Tyaku_> Now I'm going to try 'bitbake -C compile myimage'
<JaMa> I haven't read the whole backlog but -C compile doesn't make much sense for image recipe, maybe you should start by explaining what you want to achieve
<Tyaku_> That's maybe the same, tomorrow I will try to build with DISTRO=a and DISTRO=b multiple times, to check if with the option '-C compile' I get better results as before.
<Tyaku_> JaMa, This is because I remark something strange when building with multiple DISTRO, sometimes, the image is not containings the "things" of the "last distro" beging built
<JaMa> it shouldn't be needed to re-run tasks which are supposed to be re-run
<JaMa> for that I would use bitbake -S to verify that the sigdata changed when it should (and how it should)
<JaMa> but for different DISTROs I usually use separate builddirs
<Tyaku_> Oh yeah, I don't get this idea.. But are my remarks "normal" if we use the same builddir ?
<Tyaku_> I mean, is it a normal behavour that sometimes , when we build with DISTRO=A then DISTRO=B and DISTRO=A, we are not sure about what will be in the image ?
<JaMa> no, that's not normal and would be a bug somewhere
<Tyaku_> Maybe using separate build-dir will fix it, but it will hide the problem so.
<JaMa> reusing builddir should trigger inefficient rebuilds/unpacks from sstate, but not undeterministic image content
<Tyaku_> I need to make some more tests, maybe tomorrow, because today I rebuild Everything (I mean: 'rm -rf tmp' && 'rm -rf ~/yocto-cache')
<Tyaku_> @JaMa, ok, so then I need to do more tests. But this kind of tests takes me a lot of compilation times. I will see tomorrow.
<JaMa> -S doesn't need any compilation
<Tyaku_> I mean "trying to build/flash/test with DISTRO=A then DISTRO=B and then DISTRO=A after a fresh build)" I didn't try -S option yet, (bitbake is building)
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<Ad0> rburton, ok
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<smokey> newbie yocto user looking for some help...
<smokey> anyone there?
<Saur_Home> Depends on what you need help with?
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<Saur_Home> smokey: ^
<smokey> thanks,. I am getting an error during packaging:
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<smokey> Summary: 1 task failed: /home/tdowty/cfc510p/christian_devel/poky/meta/recipes-core/images/core-image-base.bb:do_bootimg
<smokey> Log looks like this:
<smokey> DEBUG: Executing python function extend_recipe_sysroot NOTE: Direct dependencies are ['/home/tdowty/cfc510p/christian_devel/poky/meta-secure-core/meta-efi-secure-boot/recipes-bsp/efitools/efitools-native_git.bb:do_populate_sysroot', '/home/tdowty/cfc510p/christian_devel/poky/meta/recipes-bsp/grub/grub-efi_2.06.bb:do_populate_sysroot', '/home/tdowty/cfc510p/christian_devel/poky/meta/recipes-core/gli
<smokey> hmmm... pasting long data didn't work
<landgraf> smokey: use pastebin
<Saur_Home> Use pastebin to paste logs etc...
<smokey> Anyway... how to debug this?
<Saur_Home> Can't say from the above. Need the actual error...
<smokey> I started with a working build and added secure boot layers and configuration, which has broken the build
<smokey> here;s the actual error from the log:
<smokey> install: cannot stat '/home/tdowty/cfc510p/christian_devel/poky/build/tmp/deploy/images/innoflight-cfc510-live-usb/grub-efi-bootx64.efi': No such file or directory
<smokey> There is no indication in terminal output of an earlier build failure.
<nerdboy> should probably be a dependency on grub-efi somewhere for that ^^
<smokey> great. i will try that.
<smokey> OK, I do see that one of my receipes has a dependency on grub-efi.
<smokey> Can I use pastebin from an irc web client?
<landgraf> smokey: you can paste pastebin link here
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<smokey> BTW, my additions are from here: https://pastebin.com/TNEgv9UT
<smokey> ^ wrong url on the clipboard...
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<Saur_Home> IMAGE_INSTALL:remove = "grub" in anything but an image recipe and/or .conf file will have no effect. One recipe cannot affect another recipe.
<smokey> Ahhh... that sounds like it could be the problem.
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