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Hi,

I'm new to OpenPLI and Enigma. I have a fresh install of OpenPLI 4 on a brand new VU+ Solo2 and tried to install a DLNA browser. However, it complains about an unsatisfyable dependency to kernel-module-fuse:

 

root@vusolo2:~# opkg install enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser
Installing enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser (experimental-git8427+8d6204f-r0) to root...
Downloading http://downloads.pli...r0_vusolo2.ipk.
Collected errors:
 * satisfy_dependencies_for: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser:
 *     kernel-module-fuse *
 * opkg_install_cmd: Cannot install package enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser.
 

Using opkg list | grep fuse I cannot locate such a package. Which is probably correct, as

 

root@vusolo2:~# cat /proc/filesystems
nodev    sysfs

...

nodev    autofs
    fuseblk
nodev    fuse
nodev    fusectl
    udf
...

 

shows that it is compiled into the kernel.

 

How to proceed from here?

TIA,

Chris.

Actually there is no problem. If you install the package with dependencies forced, it will probably work.

How to proceed from here?

Ask the plugin author to change the "depends" into a "recommends".

Thanks for the heads up. Indeed, the plugin works when installed with --force-depends.

Will contact OE core (opkg indicates OE core mailing list as author) about this.

I don't think that something called "enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser" would REALLY have OE-core as its maintainer.

From opkg info enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser:

Maintainer: Felix Domke <tmbinc "at" elitedvb "dot" net>

Veranderd door macnuts, 10 januari 2014 - 17:47

@macnuts: where did you find that? Mine shows:

 

root@vusolo2:~# opkg info enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser - experimental-git8427+8d6204f-r0
Package: enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser
Version: 1.0-r0
Depends: enigma2, djmount, fuse-utils, libfuse2, libupnp3, gst-plugins-bad-neonhttpsrc
Status: unknown ok not-installed
Architecture: mips32el
Maintainer: kos
MD5Sum: 3d6ef531ba50504d4ef5bc9589fa42bb
Size: 8978
Filename: enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser_1.0-r0_mips32el.ipk
Description: this is dlna/upnp browser using djmount

Package: enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser
Version: experimental-git8427+8d6204f-r0
Depends: libfuse2, kernel-module-fuse, fuse-utils, djmount, libupnp3
Status: install user installed
Section: base
Architecture: vusolo2
Maintainer: OE-Core Developers <openembedded-core@lists.openembedded.org>
MD5Sum: 0b55d887b87e463f5a93cd78cdc57b79
Size: 21714
Filename: enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser_experimental-git8427+8d6204f-r0_vusolo2.ipk
Source: git://code.vuplus.com/git/dvbapp.git;protocol=http;branch=vuplus_experimental;tag=8d6204fa8ce5d67ebc0d5dbae5c77cce481b503d file://enigma2-plugin-systemplugins-dlnabrowser_20130723.patch;striplevel=1;apply=yes
Description: enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser version experimental-
 gitAUTOINC+8d6204fa8c-r0  VU+ DLNA Browser plugin
Installed-Time: 1389349034
 

Sorry for that.

 

I've just realized that at the time of writing last post latest image from vu+ was flashed. The maintainer output is from the same-named plugin in their feeds. I was working in console for some time and I forgot it is another image      I am sure about the plugin name as I copied it from Milo post above.

 

On openpli, I have the same output as yours.

Even with the --force-depends option I cannot install this package : opkg install --force-depends enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser Installing enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser (git8495+bbc3238-r0) to root... Downloading http://downloads.pli...0_mips32el.ipk. Configuring enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser. Collected errors: * satisfy_dependencies_for: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for enigma2-plugin-extensions-dlnabrowser: * kernel-module-fuse *

fuse is built into the kernel. Hence there is no such package.
Veranderd door MiLo, 16 juli 2014 - 19:13

I will check the plugin.

Fixed (fingers crossed...), removed the dependency from the plugin.

Why not add?

KERNEL_BUILTIN_MODULES = "\
kernel-module-fuse \
"

This way the dependency will be correct.

Because I didn't know

Where to change this? Kernel recipe I guess?
Veranderd door Erik Slagter, 27 juli 2014 - 10:01

Use RRECOMMENDS instead of RDEPENDS. That way, the install won't fail if the module isn't available.

KERNEL_BUILTIN_MODULES = "\
kernel-module-fuse \
"

 
 

Where to change this? Kernel recipe I guess?

 
Correct! This goes inside kernel recipe, eg for meta-dream is inside linux-dreambox.inc (http://sf.net/p/open...03c1d699178f174)

Another location could be the machine.conf, when you can specify modules builded into kernel for this machine.

Use RRECOMMENDS instead of RDEPENDS. That way, the install won't fail if the module isn't available.

That is also correct and much simpler
Veranderd door athoik, 27 juli 2014 - 12:24

I like the approach from athoik though, I am afraid though it will be a lot of work though:

- check all model's kernel if they all have fuse builtin

- change all model's+versions kernel bb files to include the directive