Hi all, This is the sanity test report for RC5 build 20110325. Paul and Jeff are kindly to test beagleboard and their test result shows beagleboard works well. There is no any regression issue

I think this is an excellent initiative, Darren! If anyone has any questions on how to get started participating, please feel free to post them to this list or to contact me directly. -- Jeff "Jefro"

2011/3/28 Darren Hart <dvhart@...>: We (OE) have wiki page (slightly outdated) with some janitor tasks: http://openembedded.org/index.php/OpenEmbeddedJanitors -- Yury Bushmelev

One documentation task for October is a "Newbies" sort of guide or page or something that will help the user that is totally unfamiliar with open source development. This is for the person that

The Yocto Project is a complex thing, and people eager to get involved can have a difficult time sorting out where to start. The Linux kernel community put together kernelnewbies and kerneljanitors to

Hi all, This is latest Yocto bug trend chart for WW13. QA finished Gold Build fullpass testing last week. Open bug number decreased to 164 now. Best Regards, Jiajun

Hi Khem, I'm sorry I can't try right now, since I'm out of office for a week and training people in Embedded Linux ;) I can give it a try earliest in the week of 3rd of April. Maybe someone else

Can you try after addding the following to the failing recipe with CXXFLAGS := "${@oe_filter_out('-feliminate-dwarf2-dups', '${CXXFLAGS}', d)}" -Khem

Hi, The short version: With commit f8539239bc473279cc475b07c22e1e96514c6d2f Thu Mar 24 13:03:50 2011 +0000 both beagleboard and routerstationpro fail to build due to an internal compiler

All - a gentle reminder - we would like to get your input by April 4, so we have some time to think about it before the Collab Summit later in the week. Thanks! Dave

Hi all, This is the fullpass test report for Gold Build 20110318. QA finished all functionality testing and now only stress testing is still on-going. 2 new bugs are found after last test

Hi, To our both surprise they are identical (see below). ... and if you ask my uneducated guess I would say this should not work, since usb0 is static ?!?! ... but, surprisingly enough it does on

What does /etc/network/interfaces show? Is it different between the two images? n.b. I've not tried any of the LSB images, just poking in the dark. --

Hi, Using rpm instead of ipk I'm able to build poky-image-lsb-sdk-beagleboard even with the lastest and greatest from git (commit aeaa356a5ee77b4596c479451a9db289381a4d16 Sat Mar 19 01:30:12 2011

Simon, Sorry missed your message below the image, the rootfs should be under ../build/tmp/deploy/images, use the files e.g. poky-image-sato-sdk-qemux86-*.rootfs.tar.bz2. To bitbake meta-ide-support

Matt, Thanks for putting that information on the wiki. I willadd a note to the QS that points there for information on older systems. ScottR

I’ve posted some notes at https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/BuildingOnRHEL4 and will update further as I find more things to work around. -Matt On 3/22/11 10:00 AM, "Rifenbark, Scott M"

Simon, Please set your sysroot location to the directory where you extract the rootfs using the poky-extract-sdk. BTW, poky-extract-sdk should extract sysroot based on the rootfs not the pseudo.

For what its worth, poky master is now moving ahead with new changes so if you do have updates for master, the tree is open for them. Cheers, Richard

Hi Simon, Since you have run “poky-extract-sdk”,I assume you already had the rootfs. The poky-extract-sdk is meant to extractthe rootfs from a tarball to a user specified directory, which