Richard, Here is an example of the do_fetch/do_unpack failure that I believe is representative of what Dirk saw and what I have been seeing periodically. I saw the following while building libproxy in

We have an RC3 which we feel confident in based on our no-nogo launch decision. However, there are a handful of issues which are not critical but would be desirable to address them - for example, havi

Hi all, This is the Poky weekly bug trend charts for last week (WW43). The open bug number increased to 128. 22 bugs are marked as fixed in last week. The 1st chart indicates the total open bug number

Hi all, This is the Partial Test Report for M4 build 20101024(RC4a). Thanks for Dexuan’s help on testing. We finished most testing for IA targets. There is no regression issue found. 2 new normal issu

FYI. SDK/toolchain part behaves well from RC4. Thanks Kevin

Hi jiajun, This is the Sanity Test Report for M4 build 20101024. Changhui and I are responsible for qemumips/arm/ppc testing. For zypper test cases with qemuarm, since create repo fails in my host, th

All – First of all, I want to thank you guys so much for all of the hard work you put in to bring us to this point, the first public launch of the Yocto Project. There is something really powerful whe

meta/classes/package.bbclass | 1 + 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+) commit 2cd6d6d7957cf46114c8b25ed13e6f8030cd9c06 Author: Kevin Tian <kevin.tian@...> Date: Tue Oct 26 15:54:43 2010 +0800 package.bbcla

As we know, many of us have experienced slow builds of recent poky, and it also takes larger disk space. This affects user exprience thus is one of our directions in 1.0. To find the problems leading

Folks, I just completed a world build and the situation is not that bad currently, the summary of the failures are listed below. libsndfile1_1.0.17 - Failed in compilation of flac.c loudmouth_1.4.0 -

Check out http://www.yoctoproject.org/blogs/davest/2010/10/7/four-architectures-grooving-together, my latest post to the Yocto Project blog. Some photos there of the UPnP demo. I also plan to post one

Hi all, This is the Poky weekly bug trend charts for last week (WW44). The open bug number increased to 133. There were only few bugs submitted/fixed in last week. The 1st chart indicates the total op

#! /bin/sh # Hello, case $Debian_build_system in lenny_amd64) cat <<EOF [...] | /srv/build/builds/menuconfig2-test/build/rootfs/yocto/purple-3.2/build/tmp/work/x86_64-linux/qemu-native-0.10.2+git9eab3

Hello everyone! I have a question. I have just read about the yocto/poky projects and here I am with a hope. :) I have a nokia n800 (an internet tablet abandoned by Nokia just about 2 years ago). With

We need to review the existing Bugzilla and update the Products and Categories to reflect the projects correctly. Please review this email and make comments, suggestions for moving forward with a bett

Hi, I've seen a few comments that people are struggling with the python version Poky requires not being present in certain distros. I can now point to one potential solution in the form of a standalon

Dear all, Not sure whether I should sent this here or to the poky ML. Trying here first, fee free to forward/redirect. After my initial success of building poky 4.0 with the delivered config, I decide

I recently reported several zypper bugs specifically for arm, after some deeper investigation, the problem seems to be of higher level than I originally thought. The root cause is that zypper and poky

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I'm sitting in a talk by Arnd Bergmann (IBM) at LPC. He's is speaking about "porting Linux to a new architecture, done right" and among the build systems he lists as good starting point he mentioned y