Docker containers for building deviation

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16 May 2016 19:48 #48544 by HappyHarry
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it works as intended, and it's perfectly usable as is, plus it's a huge step up from what was previously available for people to build their own images so i'm pretty sure most won't care that it's not that pretty to look at lol, also if they do want prettier (well a little bit anyway :D ) then they can set up a linux vm and install/setup the docker images in there instead :)

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16 May 2016 22:34 #48558 by PhracturedBlue
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Since I got 'dmake' working, I've used the container exclusively for my builds (well, I still do the linux emu builds using regular 'make', though there isn't really any reason why). I'm really happy with the setup, so going forward, this is likely to be the only way I support doing builds. It probably needs a gui mechanism to change branches and maybe some other usability enhancements, but I really like this direction Hopefully the upcoming 'docker for mac/winodws' will ease the installation further as well.

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21 May 2016 20:28 #48978 by FDR
I get this kind of warnings during the builds:
......
  adding: filesystem/devo8/template/6ch_heli.ini (deflated 69%)
  adding: filesystem/devo8/template/heli_std.ini (deflated 76%)
  adding: filesystem/devo8/tx.ini (deflated 44%)
make[1]: warning:  Clock skew detected.  Your build may be incomplete.
Is that normal?
After the build is complete, it doesn't return to the menu...

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21 May 2016 20:46 #48980 by HappyHarry
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not returning to the menu is usual behaviour, it will just drop back to the docker start terminal when the builds complete. the clock skew warning is mostly likely a clock setting difference between the host machine and the vm, so the file timestamps don't tally properly

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29 May 2016 19:00 #49518 by FDR
Does the docker build write a log file somewhere?
To output doesn't fit into the buffer size, so I can't review all the warnings I got.
There are quite a few...

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29 May 2016 23:53 - 29 May 2016 23:53 #49528 by HappyHarry
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I'm not sure if it has one bud, but you could run the build in question manually using dmake and pipe stdout to a txt file
Last edit: 29 May 2016 23:53 by HappyHarry. Reason: big fingers, small bloody phone keyboard!

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31 May 2016 14:29 #49652 by djtrance
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Hi, I'm working on mac with cocker, but I didn't know how to set the emulator of a devo for mac. because the docker return a .exe file.
how I can set up for mac emulator?

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31 May 2016 16:02 #49656 by PhracturedBlue
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there are no instructions for buliding Mac emulators at this time. To do so would require setting up a mac cross-compiler for Linux
It looks doable, but possibly complicated:
github.com/tpoechtrager/osxcross

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02 Jun 2016 00:19 #49792 by mwm
The other alternative is to try building the emulator target on your Mac instead of in the docker container. You'll need a source checkout outside of the docker image and the native compilers, but won't need any cross compilers. You'll also need all the dependent libraries, so you may want to look into something like homebrew or NIX. This works fine on freebsd for x, but I've never tried it on OSX.

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06 Jun 2016 14:05 #50036 by djtrance
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I have not to much time find the solution and I really want to work again into the f7 firmware, I thing I will work on linux until I find a solution for mac.

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15 Jun 2016 01:23 #50640 by kahuna001
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Just want to chime in.
Docker on VirtualBox VM looked like Windows version without the nice box.

To fix it.
Open terminal from OSX.
type in - eval $(docker-machine env)
type in - docker start -i deviation_build

and it will run in terminal with the correct text and graphic.

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15 Jun 2016 21:09 #50667 by mwm
Any chance of adding the ability to use the deviation uploader to do an install, or maybe another docker image for that? Using a Linux VM on Windows to do the install avoids the headaches of getting the driver installed, so it might be worthwhile to have an easy way to do that.

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23 Jul 2016 01:23 #52034 by Leon
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HI PhracturedBlue
How can i building my development deviation in the Docker?

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06 Aug 2016 13:05 #52497 by NathanBarguss
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Hi all!

I'm having problems trying to get docker setup to build my own code and wonder if anyone can point me to what I'm doing wrong?

I'm trying to build on Windows 7 enterprise.

I have the Deviation source checked out, and it looks like:
c:\_DEV\deviation\
.git\
src\
doc\
utils\
...

I have docker installed and working (generating builds to c:\users\devo_builds) but it seems to be pulling direct from github rather than my own modifications locally.

I created the docker container with:
docker create -it -v ~/devo_builds:/release -v /c/_DEV:/git --name deviation_build deviationtx/deviation-docker

Then running
docker start -i deviation_build

Generates build zips without errors, but not of my own local changes?

I get the feeling I'm doing something stupid, so if anyone can help, please let me know.

Cheers,
Nathan

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07 Aug 2016 00:01 #52512 by HappyHarry
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in your C:/_DEV/deviation folder is it your own fork of deviation that's cloned there? also you can deselect the 'update GIT before build' radio button before actually building the firmware, then it will use the code in the current folder

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07 Aug 2016 09:11 #52527 by NathanBarguss
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Hi HappyHarry

Yup, I'd not de-selected the update-git option! >.< - Thank you! :)

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27 Sep 2016 01:31 #54311 by Cereal_Killer
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Hello, I FINALLY manned up and built my first ever build using the main deviation repo pulled automatically, had several issues but got worked threw them and got it! My real goal is to build my own but there arnt nearly as detailed instructions for that but I'm working on it (with the help of this thread and super outdated YT videos lol)...

The issue I'm having right at the moment is that it takes like 25 minutes to build cause no matter what build options I select it builds EVERYTHING, EVERY TIME.

All I want is a devo10 and a devo7E.256 build, that's the only two options I tick but it builds everything, why? How do I stop that?

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28 Sep 2016 12:44 #54367 by Cereal_Killer
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Guys, anyone have any idea? I've tried several more times (each build taking 20+ or so minutes) and it just keeps building all options and ignoring the check list of options I want.


Is it even worth it? If i only have it do the two bilds that I want will it not take as long? Because that's the whole thing I'm trying to get rid of, that's my only grievance is it literally takes over 20 minutes to sit there and build all options so I was thinking that if I just built the two options that I need it wouldn't take so long, is that not the case because if it's going to take the same amount of time no matter how many options I build there's no reason to even look into it more...

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28 Sep 2016 13:02 #54369 by HappyHarry
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i've no idea bud, both my windows version and my linux version work as expected. also no it's much quicker building only for 2 tx's although 20 minutes sounds way too long, even when i build all tx's and emulators it only takes about 3 minutes

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29 Sep 2016 16:00 #54398 by hexfet
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Have you tried building with dmake? in the src directory, ../dmake TARGET=devo7e-256

On linux my first goto check for weird issues is file permissions and ownership...

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