i mentioned this to scott rifenbark privately a few days ago, but i figured i might as well antagonize a few people on the list by saying it publicly -- the yocto FAQ as it stands is pretty much

it sounds like a trivial question whose answer should be easy to find, but surprisingly, it isn't. if a user wants to save all that toolchain-building time and take advantage of an existing

something that could be cleared up a bit in the docs ... how many toolchain-related targets are there? for instance, running bitbake suggests that common targets include meta-toolchain and

Hi Chris, No, /etc/initab does not contain any reference to tty0(wrong typed in last mail). Best Regards, Om Prakash Pal ________________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2012 12:52

Hi Chris, No, /etc/initab does not contain any reference to inittab. please find the attched /etc/initab file for more information. Best Regards, Om Prakash

What about /etc/inittab? Does this contain any references to tty0? Chris Tapp opensource@... www.keylevel.com

Yes, I've not really seen any issues in this area before. The tree that holds the tools (https://github.com/raspberrypi/tools) doesn't seem to have any source, so I'm assuming it's unmodified.

well we did mips64 work recently but there is no sample machine for mips64 yet. what you did is fine otherwise you can also see the

Hi khem, on target, etc/ does not contain securetty. Best Regards, Om Prakash Pal ________________________________________ Sent: Monday, June 25, 2012 8:43 PM To: Om Prakash PAL Cc: Bruce Ashfield;

Hi, All. I've built several yocto meta-toolchain's so far and now working on replacing Cavium's official octeon mips64 SDK with yocto/oe mips64 SDK. I really want to replace the Cavium-provided one

Hi all, This is the weekly bug trend for WW25. WDD number and Open Bug number keep flat with WW24, as 1101 and 225. Bug status of WW25 could be found on

host should not matter although from my compiler experience I have seen few cases where hosts injects bugs into cross compiler which showed up on the target in compiled code but those cases were

this was kubuntu 12.04 LTS actually and it also needed xterm to be intalled in addition to above two.

Scary! (As my daughters would say). Well, that proves it's not the compiler. Still fails to boot, even though the toolchain that's supposed to work is 4.5.1. Does 32-bit / 64-bit host make a

Hi Scott, Khem found he was missing some packages necessary to run Hob. Blurb from IRC: <khem> what is prerequisites for hob <khem> is it documented some where ? <khem> I am looking for

as part of an experiment, i'm installing both the arm and mips toolchain tarballs (under the requisite /opt/poky directory). i notice that, in the midst of the toolchain contents, there are

well there are options in .config being changed that can mean that now you could be waking up the sleeping dinosaurs. OK

Last one I've got to work is https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/commit/3fc65f9f291fb19cad434968a4a0f66ab749e637. I've opened an issue at

can you tell me which commit is last good ? yes there are interaction between kernel and compiler sometimes kernel code has wrong expectation of gcc and when it gets fixed in gcc things dont work so

Yes, it's 3.1.9 and it does compile. But the latest commits don't run when I build them (system displays a 'failed to execute kernel' error screen). Paul Eggleton has failed to get any to work when