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<makurz>
Hej, we recently bumped our kirkstone version to 4.0.28. After the bump, we encounter a lot of warnings related to our 'linux-common_6.1.bb' file, where we get a warning like this: "Calling renameVar with equivalent keys (pkg_postinst_ontarget:kernel-base) is invalid". The variable inside the brackets are always different but the warning itself is always the same.
<makurz>
Does someone have an idea where to start looking for the issue?
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<crazy_imp>
makurz: if you copied the linux-common...bb file from some layer in the past, just take a look there how it has changed with the newer kirkstone version and apply the changes to your file too
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<makurz>
@crazy_imp: thanks! That was my initial thought, I just was not sure :)
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<garrettkajmowicz>
Is there any good way to figure out what's actually in a .wic image? I'm analyzing it with the gnome disk utility and it shows 4 partitions (empty, data, data, and ext4). I'm able to get losetup to get me appropriate device files. But when I try to mount the ext4 filesystem I get an error.
<Fr4nk>
garrettkajmowicz: check the ext partition, the losetup permits correctly to mount an ext4 partition from a wic, I always use that procedure with my wic images
<garrettkajmowicz>
Fr4nk: Can you provide a bit more detail? I've run "sudo mount -o loop,rw /dev/loop24p3 /var/tmp/test/mnt_ext4/"
<garrettkajmowicz>
That fails with: mount: /var/tmp/test/mnt_ext4: cannot mount; probably corrupted filesystem on /dev/loop25.
<garrettkajmowicz>
Fr4nk: I started over and got the same results. fdisk -l shows reasonable values, but any attempt to mount the partitions fails as before.
<Fr4nk>
garrettkajmowicz: what error do you get? Have you tried to write your wic on a SD card an tested if can be mounted?
<garrettkajmowicz>
I'm in the middle of a pipeline. People before me build the image in an automated system. People after me install it on real hardware. I'm just trying to figure out why our image files are so large.
<garrettkajmowicz>
The file command shows: /dev/loop24p1: data
<garrettkajmowicz>
The ext partition now mounts but shows as empty. This makes sense because I can dd that partition to a file and compress it down to a few MiB.
<garrettkajmowicz>
But if I do sudo mount /dev/loop24p1 ./mnt I get mount: /var/tmp/test/mnt: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop24p1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error.
<Fr4nk>
maybe you have some bad options in the partition, you can try to use kpartx or directly try to fix the partition wit fsck.ext4 -f /dev/loop24p1
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<garrettkajmowicz>
I'm getting the same thing after kpartx: mount: /var/tmp/test/mnt: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/mapper/loop24p1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error.
<garrettkajmowicz>
I'm going to try and reach out and see if anybody knows if its encrypted or something. This is silly.
<khem>
vmeson: perl ptests with x86-64-v3 + clang work good. I am now trying it on a gcc 15.2 based build. that test is notorious, its comparing denormalized floating-point numbers and expecting one format with v3 it will enable avx which can cause fpu to handle these numbers slightly differently
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<teknix>
Hi all, i'm looking for hardware suggestions to get started with learning yocto.
<teknix>
is beaglebone board a good one to start with?