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<0> does openzaurus-unstable use unionfs? o.O
<1> koen org.oe.dev * rd955e1e4... /conf/distro/openzaurus-unstable.conf: oz-unstable: prefer task-bootstrap over task-bootstrap-onionroot
<2> Luke-Jr: there you go :)
<0> =p
<0> so... not anymore
<3> heh
<3> onionroot
<2> ooops
<2> force of habit
<0> lol
<2> we have a 'student union' over here which we call the onion
<0> is there any way to recursively verify that dependencies have been built?
<2> I'm sure it's possible, but it probably isn't easy
<0> aww
<2> bitbake does it by checking the stamps
<0> except it doesn't go recursive
<0> so if task-bootstrap is done, it ***umes its dependencies are
<0> or at least that's what I'm guessing my problem is
<2> bitbake -c clean task-bootstrap
<0> then it rebuilds everything...?
<0> use monotone diff or some equivalent before you commit!
<0> you corrupted openzaurus-unstable with a 'h'
<0> (line 1 char 1 before the comment)
<4> Luke-Jr: that wont cause it to rebuild everything. -c clean cleans only the requested package, not its deps
<0> kergoth: so I would need to -c clean everything recursively?
<4> hm?
<0> the problem is that while some packages are built, their dependencies are gone
<2> I had to look 3 times before I could spot the 'h': http://www.openembedded.org/viewmtn/getdiff.py?id1=4110ff42248f7be7629efffc63b72cb06c918f2b&id2=d955e1e46bd54ae897b25fc9204f3dbdf1809039
<0> O.o
<0> bitbake should unset CFLAGS etc
<2> OMG LOLZORO &*#&$*@
<2> CFLAGS 1337
<2> sorry
<2> I always get excited about cflags
<4> Luke-Jr: bitbake exports its own cflags. generally thats p***ed into the package buildsystem correctly.
<0> koen: your page is Internal Server Error
<0> kergoth: well, then it should unset the stuff it doesn't set
<0> like CPATH
<4> patches welcome.
<0> I imagine it'd be trivial for someone here to do, but I'd have to find where it goes
<5> best way to learn
<0> maybe
<1> koen org.oe.dev * rb6a2a2fc... /conf/distro/openzaurus-unstable.conf: oz-unstable: fix typo
<2> Luke-Jr: 'monotone update' runs a merger over modified files
<0> koen: yes, but I'm not sure if it can handle my already having hand-patched an update
<0> so I added it just in case
<0> erm
<0> why is glibmm trying to link with x86_64 staging libgobject?
<0> ld.alt/tmp/cross/arm-linux/lib -L/home/luke-jr/src/oe2005/build.alt/tmp/staging/arm-linux/lib -L/home/luke-jr/src/oe2005/build.alt/tmp/work/armv5te-linux/glibmm-2.8.4-r1/temp-staging/usr/lib -L/usr/lib -lsigc-2.0 -lgobject-2.0 -lgmodule-2.0 -ldl -lglib-2.0 -L/home/luke-jr/src/oe2005/build.alt/tmp/cross/lib/gcc/arm-linux/4.1.1 -L/home/luke-jr/src/oe2005/build.alt/tmp/cross/lib/gcc/arm-linux/4.1.1/../../../../arm-linux/lib -L/home/luke-jr/s
<0> rc/oe2005/build.alt/tmp/work/armv5te-linux/glibmm-2.8.4-r1/temp-staging/home/luke-jr/src/oe2005/build.alt/tmp/cross/lib/gcc/arm-linux/4.1.1/../../../../arm-linux/lib -lstdc++ -lm -lc -lgcc_s /home/luke-jr/src/oe2005/build.alt/tmp/cross/lib/gcc/arm-linux/4.1.1/crtendS.o /home/luke-jr/src/oe2005/build.alt/tmp/cross/lib/gcc/arm-linux/4.1.1/../../../../arm-linux/lib/crtn.o -march=armv5te -mtune=xscale -Wl,-rpath-link -Wl,/home/luke-jr/src/oe
<0> 2005/build.alt/tmp/staging/arm-linux/lib -Wl,-O1 -Wl,--export-dynamic -Wl,--export-dynamic -Wl,-soname -Wl,libglibmm_generate_extra_defs-2.4.so.1 -o .libs/libglibmm_generate_extra_defs-2.4.so.1.0.20
<0> hm, that was a bit long
<0> oops
<6> any vim around?
<6> I want to reindent sourcecode
<6> but it insists to add 8 spaces
<4> zecke: how do you want it indented?
<6> kergoth: 4 spaces
<6> kergoth: I have set et, set sts=4 set ts=4
<6> so something is missing
<6> kergoth: is use the visual block to select and then '='
<4> zecke: you didnt set 'et' aka 'expandtab'
<4> without that, itll indent with 4 space wide hard tabs
<4> :set sts=4 sw=4 et
<4> gg=G
<4> (= uses shiftwidth, not sts/ts, to determine indentation width, just as the automatic indentation does)
<6> sh sw was missing
<4> you normally dont need to mess with ts=, unless you want to show existing tabs differently
<6> kergoth: I find myself doing set ts=8 on TT code
<6> kergoth: I wouldn't be able to configure my vi to mix space and tab
<6> ljp: No trolling. How do you do that with vi and emacs? do you have a special init.el?
<4> zecke: what format do they use?
<6> kergoth: first indention is 4 spaces
<6> kergoth: second level is tabs
<4> oh, thats easy
<4> :set ts=8 sts=4 noet sw=4
<4> hard tabs are still 8, indentation is 4, and theres no expandtab, which means itll use tabs for compression (one tab instead of 8 spaces at indent 2)
<6> ah
<7> Can somebody please push the stuff from bug 1117 before OE turns read-only?
<6> Laibsch: he should use require instead of include
<6> Laibsch: ping me tomorrow if it wasn't comitted
<7> OK
<7> I will update the patch then.
<7> You mean require uim.inc?
<7> zecke?
<6> yes
<8> zecke: i haven't seen mention of require before now. is the difference basically "require is include that will fail if it doesn't find it?"
<6> zwelch: right, see the 'great' bitbake manual
<8> i've read through it, i just must have missed it
<7> zecke: Made a patch to update tota's work and attached it to bug 1117.
<6> awesome, If I wouldn't be soo tired
<9> boy, freewrt sure is taking their time getting off the dime. Are they any warmer to the idea of OE as a preferred environment?
<6> Kerwood_: most of the OE devs, including me, would welcome it
<6> but it will be up to FreeWRT guys to do what they like
<4> i've not heard strong objections from the openwrt devs i talked to in the past.. what do you mean by warmer? has that changed?
<9> zecke: I took a peek at their freenode IRC channel and noticed some rather "crackerjack" people who used to be on #openwrt, a good sign
<9> kergoth: well, last I heard, there was still some ambivalence
<4> last i heard, there were no strong objections, just the amount of work involved to get the kernel and wrt specific packages over into oe was a barrier
<4> i'd expect that if we were to add those things ourselves, we'd find them a great deal more ready to switch
<9> indeed
<4> unfortunately the wrt kernel is a nightmare
<4> drivers in the tree referencing **** outside the tree whose licensing is questionable..
<9> true hackers. I guess. there is a sense of adventure with these guys, spending so much time reverse engineering stuff...
<0> I like OpenWrt
<0> http://pastebin.ca/87774 during a fresh openzaurus-unstable build
<0> any ideas?
<8> Luke-Jr: i was able to build glibmm here earlier
<10> anybody know how to re-index your ipkg directory?
<11> morning
<12> ~ping hvontres
<13> pong hvontres
<14> Greetings !
<15> morning all
<14> hi do13 !
<15> hey Ifaistos
<15> Ifaistos: How is the weather in athens?
<14> hot and humid. its time to go the beach ;)
<15> ;)
<15> Ifaistos: In which part of athens do you live?
<14> south part,close to the Marina
<14> have to reboot. be back shortly
<2> good morning all
<16> hey koen
<17> morning all
<16> hi RP
<14> morning RP !
<16> RP: what are the ep changes you made to the pxa27x_udc driver about? with your version I have to unplug/reconnect the usb cable after suspend/resume to get usb networking back
<15> hey Richard, koen
<17> pH5: Once the chip is initted, you can't change the endpoint configuration. Those ep changes allowed the ep config to be specified so the chip knows how to setup
<17> pH5: The unplug/reconnect sounds like a bug
<17> pH5: The problem comes when you need to switch configuration at the hosts request - if you didn't setup that configuration, you can't switch to it so all configurations need to be known at chip init time
<16> RP: How would you proceed to find that bug? The functions I provide in udc_mach_info are never called. Could that be related? Just after booting I have to unplug/replug the cable even with the hh.org cvs version.
<17> pH5: The machine specific setup parts of that driver needs a lot of TLC. There is a bit hardcoded for then zaurus in there which could be an issue
<17> pH5: Those bits aren't in the suspend/resume paths though...
<17> pH5: It could be you need to setup the machine specific regs in udc_enable
<17> pH5: It looks like I hardocoded that for the Zaurus and it is on the resume path
<16> RP: ah right, after your FIXME the udc_command invocation is commented out. Thanks!
<17> pH5: It needs fixing properly :)
<16> RP: is there anybody working on it? doesn't look like this driver is a very popular playground..
<17> pH5: Nobody I know of it. I needs some time to fix RNDIS, tidy up the machine support , maybe implment autoswitching between ohci and udc and then try and get it upstream...
<16> RP: that would be really great. pxa27x_udc, gpio-keys and the pxa_ll_pm wince bootloader suspend/resume stuff are the only things that separate me from the upstream kernel.
<17> pH5: Which device is that?
<16> RP: htc magician. uses the pxa272 for most things, a nice target to start learning with.
<17> pH5: Is the core machine support in mainline?
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