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<0> mickeyl: qpe segfault after scannig docs...
<0> : LauncherView::removeAllItems()
<0> : WARNING: XXXXXXXXXXX rescan
<0> Segmentation fault.
<0> mickeyl: after that it does not start at all: W100 driver cannot connect
<1> when bootstrap-image runs udev, I get lots of: NOTE: Couldn't find shared library provider for libgcc_s.so.1
<0> tkp: looks like packages are fcsked
<1> I'm a little worried as that was the lib busybox tried to link to before
<0> tkp: which MACHINE you used?
<1> epia
<2> im wondering if there isnt a revision of the repository we could revert to that is in a known good state for what we are trying to do?
<0> looks like it used host libs..
<2> aggghhh :/
<2> thats not good
<0> libgcc1 should be built when gcc-cross was built
<0> cu
<2> cya hrw-tosa
<2> thanks for all the help
<3> JustinP: i can build e-image-core for you, it's going to take some time thp
<2> i think this is all linked to an error we both had when building gcc-cross
<2> it said FATAL kernel to old
<2> but then we both hit rebuild and it all worked
<2> but im guessing that it didnt properly build gcc-cross, and things got linked to other libraries on the system
<2> would that make any sense?
<2> we saw some errors when building something else later (an mplayer dep) errors about multiple definitions in gcc-final stuff
<4> CoreDump|home: I'd appreciate it. I'd like to see if rxvt's font is ok on another image
<4> CoreDump|home: from oz354x, please, if you can. .dev is ok if you must, but I've been testing oz354x lately
<4> CoreDump|home: :-)
<5> it's going to take a few hours, I'll have it ready by tomorrow
<4> CoreDump|home: could you please make a note of the rev of the workspace you're building from? If yours works I'll want to build the same rev on my machine and look for differences.
<4> CoreDump|home: thanks much...hrw keeps having problems with e on ewi....
<5> sure, but "most-recent" pretty much matches my rev
<4> ok
<4> I just want to make sure I'm building the same rev for comparison purposes
<4> I'll basically do a diff -r of the image :-]
<4> this problem has been plauging me.....forever
<5> JustinP: interesting problem, do you have a screenshot?
<4> CoreDump|home: ummm...I'd do an scap now...hold on, let me see if I can get it up
<4> anyone know how to enter a WEP "p***word"?
<4> not a key, a p***word....
<5> s:ASCII_TXT
<6> bitbake does x-compiling?
<7> JustinP: not sure which distro... but i remember wep wasn't working with someone here...
<7> duh
<4> CoreDump|home: thanks :-) http://handhelds.org/scap/port.9533.png
<4> REdOG: no, it's magic.....of course it cross compiles....
<7> JustinP: e17 running where?
<4> thejapa: WEP works fine for me. I just didn't know how to do a p***word instead of a key
<5> JustinP: LOL, that's one bad-*** cursor
<4> thejapa: my spitz
<4> CoreDump|home: yes...yes, it is
<7> cool
<4> it's just a font size issue I ***ume. no font with that size so it displays nothing
<4> typing things works I typed scap into it)
<5> heh
<7> ~scap
<8> rumour has it, scap is a CGI application to easily make screenshots from ibot's iPaq and have them posted on the Web. Refer to http://handhelds.org/scap/
<6> JustinP: does it also build the x-compiler?
<7> aha
<4> REdOG: yes
<7> nice
<6> JustinP: is it able to use uclibc?
<4> REdOG: it's supposed to be able to. I've never used uclibc
<4> CoreDump|home: http://handhelds.org/scap/port.10610.png
<4> CoreDump|home: rxvt -fn mono-4
<4> :-P
<5> well, that looks usable
<4> except no chars still...
<4> maybe fonts aren't being installed....?
<5> silly question I know but err did you try that with a newly created $USER?
<4> ?
<4> ummm...no....
<4> I always just login as root
<4> e-image doesn't have the user creation widget ATM
<4> and this used to work fine....and the last few e-images that hrw made did work...
<4> IIRC
<5> worth a try then ;) Those nasty dot files can be a real PITA at times
<5> ie: ~/.Xdefaults
<5> fwiw, e-image-core for akita just finished
<4> nope, newly created user has same issue
<4> no ~/.Xdefaults, though
<4> for root or new user
<4> .etc/X11/Xdefaults of course
<4> /
<9> "I've noticed that in several places (most prominently, Help-About), there is the product version, build number, etc. Please have your team remove this information in our next release."
<10> hahah
<9> "The reason is simple: when they see "Version 2.8 (build 448)," they will think that it took us 28 releases and over *four hundred* builds to get right. "
<9> I suspect I did over 400 rebuilds with OE by now
<10> oh noes, we had to build it lots!
<10> idiots
<11> haha
<11> kergoth: Installed openwrt over the weekend after my magnia died.
<11> kergoth: It's pretty slick
<10> nice. i havent played with it much, didnt have the nerve to flash it when i was in MN with only one wrt
<11> It pretty much worked out of the box for me
<11> a bit sluggish when doing a file transfer over openvpn, but it works
<9> didn't someone fork openwrt (again) last month?
<9> ah yes, freewrt
<12> koen: no, bsdwrt is the next one ;-)
<12> there is much bickering in the wrt camp :-(
<9> freewrt.org runs on cherokee and jaws
<9> that's pretty cute
<10> i wanted an oe based distro on the wrt, but adding the kenrel proved to be a real pain in the ***, so i gave up. has anyone else messed with it?
<13> kergoth: I tried to convince the openwrt people just last week. No good response. But maybe I got them to reconsider at least a little bit.
<5> yay, black screen of death
<9> kergoth: hrw did some work and br1
<10> Laibsch: i spoke with one of the maintainers at one point, and he was open to it. i was going to get the kernel in to get the hard parts done, then hand them a local.conf as a starting point :)
<10> thats cool
<13> kergoth: Let me know if you get more things working on the wrt. I also own such a device and would rather have OE based stuff on it.
<9> but br1 couldn't continue it since he gets paid by 4g-systems
<10> ah
<13> kergoth: Did you solder your device?
<9> iirc the images work but need a serialport to be usefull
<10> not yet, no. my wrt is in active use back in MN. need to pick up a new one for my use
<9> but you can build packages that run on openwrt afaik
<9> (build them with OE, that is)
<13> kergoth: the user "webmind" hangs around here and seems to be active in #openwrt as well. Maybe you guys can join forces?
<10> itll be a bit before i can work on it, have other priorities. in a couple months i'll pick up a wrt
<5> JustinP: http://handhelds.org/scap/port.14123.png <- e-image on akita
<13> koen: That is also the rumours that I heard. I'll certainly try that out once I flashed the linksys.
<13> Why is OE building kaffeh-native-1.1.5 instead of the CVS version? I can't seem to be able to override it with PREFERRED_VERSION_kaffeh-native = "cvs" either. Still trying to fix bug 410.
<9> Laibsch: "cvs" isn't a version
<13> kergoth: maybe you can get a wrt from fon.com for free ;-)
<9> Laibsch: see kaffeh-native_cvs.bb: PV = "1.1.5+cvs${SRCDATE}"
<13> koen: I see.
<9> ~lart http://www.openembedded.biz/
<9> ~lart http://www.openembedded.biz/ again
<14> heh - funny
<9> I heard mvista has a lot of job openings nowadays
<5> JustinP: I'm now trying hentges-e-image which I created ages ago but still builds
<4> CoreDump|home: ah....so it's not just me....whew
<4> CoreDump|home: still, though, this is a real PITA....
<4> CoreDump|home: what kind of box/distro are you building on?
<5> Debian SID on a P4 2.8G
<5> hentges-e-image is b0rked, too
<4> ok, so it's not a Gentoo thing either
<4> I wonder what I'd need to bitbake in a chroot....
<5> I do that all the time ;)
<5> time for bed, n8 all
<4> hrw|gone: what distro do you bitbake on?
<15> v8jlene: I wouldn't be surprised is ssmtp has my name in the maintainer field, no. Anything in particular?
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