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Progressive JPEG posted:i guess it depends on what made or didn't make the cut pip is it’s own separate package this is as bad as it seems
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ah but if you create a platform then licensing can be someone else’s problem! I’m an FAE at a company that makes IoT gateways and in certain use cases customers need like 10 lines of code for protocol translation and there’s problems with every way to do that.
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do you want to learn yocto? anything with an rpi is going to be how to explore it, there’s already a nice bsp so you just have to put together your puzzle pieces.
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you’re not going to get a memory management unit for a nickel 
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I went to look up budgetary pricing for an attiny to try and make a joke and found thisquote:Out of Stock now I’m just depressed
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the difficulty of updating tls versions in embedded devices and cacerts rotating faster than before is going to wreck a lot of devices over the next few years
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eschaton posted:I really kind of feel like the embedded world is overlooking the BSDs these days, they can even restrict any source changes they make on the other end of the freedom scale does anyone have any experience with the proprietary ones like qnx?
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Poopernickel posted:Never used QNX, but I've worked at two companies where somebody evaluated it and said "nah" for price and driver compatibility reasons. a blackberry recruiter reached out to me with a job that’s actually decent pay for remote and my location but… does qnx have a future outside of automotive?
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Poopernickel posted:Just don't get paid in stonks. i like the stock 💎 🙌 🙈 or whatever the gently caress the meme is I actually bought a share along with one of a bunch of the other meme stocks. that did not go well, but loving dillards and build a bear of all things made the entire thing a break even.
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yeah embedded Linux is not the best path to figgiesland
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sitaras are all slower than the rpi though so i don't blame them for wanting an apples to apples comparison with what they're used to
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Poopernickel posted:jeezus that's the worst of every possible world, you'll have a mystery floating process that systemd isn't monitoring. And if it crashes, the kernel won't restart it like it does with PID1. when your watchdog is 
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ping/pong is the same as a/b I assume? I hadn’t heard that described as ping pong before
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selinux does have strong "black and white part of a made for tv ad" vibes
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Poopernickel posted:"there's got to be a better way!!" looks at "better way" huh, guess not
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if you just want to force it to work set those in your local.conf. see here: https://lists.yoctoproject.org/g/yo...453482707577325 to make the change for "real" set it in the layer.conf for your actual layer
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Ciaphas posted:- /workdir/poky/build/conf/local.conf has DISTRO ?= "poky" in it, and as far as i can tell there's no others in the repo yes, build/conf/local.conf overrides everything else quote:- the target machines are ultimately just core-i7 PCs in a custom box with a CAN interface added, so idk why the gently caress we're using yocto??? but here we are let’s put it this way: how close are you to finding out what the original author’s consulting rates are?
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Ciaphas posted:yeah I saw that one, thought I'd followed it verbatim, but soon as I went to bitbake the image and sdk it said it was doing go 1.17 again. do i need to do something to "commit" workspace local.conf changes maybe???? being hosed by the sstate cache is a rite of passage bitbake -c clean <recipe name>
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Ciaphas posted:update: the built SDK after yesterday's suggestions had no golang installed at all; and when i went into a fresh container (still with the added PREFERRED_VERSION_go* in the layer.conf), and tried `devtool upgrade go -V 1.19.3` again, it download 1.17.13 instead this is the case that this is for Poopernickel posted:pro-tip: try running 'bitbake -e whatever-package >dump.bb' and then look around in the results. It's the best way I've found to really track down what the gently caress Yocto is doing and why, if you're ever unsure what's going on when you try to build something or other. https://docs.yoctoproject.org/bitbake/bitbake-user-manual/bitbake-user-manual-metadata.html
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Ciaphas posted:gotta love the womp womp x86_64 is everything for the host, it sounds like your target is called corei7-64 so you were using the go installation you created for the target. this is fine in this case. quote:so instead of adding go to IMAGE_INSTALL:append, I want to do... what? i saw this page telling me to add it to TOOLCHAIN_TARGET_TASK, but it also presumes the image is inheriting populate_sdk somewhere, which it currently isn't, so I'm a little unsure about that one add nativesdk-go TOOLCHAIN_HOST_TASK to get the compiler on the host. did you intend to add the full toolchain to the target as well?
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it sets up what goes in the target’s sysroot in the SDK. the sdk is to develop software for the system, not to recreate it so there’s a lot of stuff you don’t need to include like say bsp startup things
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the host and target usually are different architectures. the host sysroot then contains the crosscompiler tools
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what exactly are you trying to do? do you think you can “just” use a recipe like this and not bother with the SDK? https://blog.gopheracademy.com/advent-2015/go-in-a-yocto-project/ or do you need this go environment to be installable? the bitbake class that article is referring to is built in. (look in meta/class) I remember helping a couple customers set up go for the armv5 routers at my last job but all my language specific yocto memories right now are taken up by the butcher job they did on python
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quote:/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.32 it’s looking for the host libc, not the target’s I’m not familiar enough with typical go builds but you’re calling make so I’m guessing there was a configure script run that picked up go in the sysroot but not the cross CC
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can this be thread you bump every time you’re hosed by the sstate-cache? because… yeah
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what general type of hardware?
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Shaggar posted:the last thing anything embedded needs is javascript lol if JavaScript is the worst thing you can think of to ship in 2023
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Shaggar posted:it litterrally is use more imagination
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I choose to believe the page did load and shaggar’s mind is unable to process it
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Shaggar posted:adobe air is litterrally javascript as well as..
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FlapYoJacks posted:Yeah, the generally accepted best practice for UI is QT QML “gently caress it lets use android” is also a surprise option. especially if you have a GPU supporting android’s vulkan stuff
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Beeftweeter posted:lol i don't think you're gonna get anyone in here to say "its fine to run electron on an embedded device" FlapYoJacks posted:We don’t kink shame here.
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everything is “fine”, you just need to sandbox/lock it down enough …says the sandbox seller
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I assume “bitbake linux-yocto -c menuconfig” is cheating
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with raspbian on a rpi4 dbus is already used for a ton (including the default handlers for some of those events) so why wouldn’t you use it?
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PSA: if anyone is looking for the equivalent of one of those German sim games of their day job do not be fooled by this blatantly mislabeled game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8s4GEcHKXT4
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