i have raspbertyoi3 and I had working sumo build environment. When I
changed to thud all fell apart. I have custom config.txt and cmdline.txt
and at thud I have no possibility to make them custom the baking stops
whining that the file is already there. What evere I do Yocto complains.
Any ideas.
This Sunday I will take the Mailman mailing lists offline for updates in
preparation for the platform change. As part of the update I plan to
change the list addresses to their new dedicated domain
@lists.yoctoproject.org so we can start changing addresses in the
MAINTAINERS files and elsewhere.
This Sunday I will take the Mailman mailing lists offline for updates in
preparation for the platform change. As part of the update I plan to
change the list addresses to their new dedicated domain
@lists.yoctoproject.org so we can start changing addresses in the
MAINTAINERS files and elsewhere.
This Sunday I will take the Mailman mailing lists offline for updates in
preparation for the platform change. As part of the update I plan to
change the list addresses to their new dedicated domain
@lists.yoctoproject.org so we can start changing addresses in the
MAINTAINERS files and elsewhere.
This Sunday I will take the Mailman mailing lists offline for updates in
preparation for the platform change. As part of the update I plan to
change the list addresses to their new dedicated domain
@lists.yoctoproject.org so we can start changing addresses in the
MAINTAINERS files and elsewhere.
On 13/09/2019 17:38, Smith, Virgil (US) wrote:
While you cannot **enforce** a change for one package/in another recipe
file based on whether another package is included in an image, you can
have recipes (and their bbappends) respond to configuration settings.
Two such mechanisms are FEATURES
While you cannot *enforce* a change for one package/in another recipe file
based on whether another package is included in an image, you can have recipes
(and their bbappends) respond to configuration settings. Two such mechanisms
are FEATURES and OVERRIDES. In this particular case I would
Thanks Martin.
I was trying to avoid everyone in my org having to add anything manually to
their local.conf (we will be using the _git version) – and dealing with the
“help me” emails whenever they forgot.
I was thinking that you would want one or the other, but I suppose if there’s a
way to
On 13/09/2019 06:55, PRASANTH R wrote:
I need to patch my custom recipe, let say "Package-A.bb" in which I need
to add a patch to the test recipe if the yocto build has a specific
package like let's say if "Package-B" is available patch should be
applied for Package-A.bb
I am trying with
You can easily add .inc file which will set all the PREFERRED_VERSIONs for
all components you need and then the users will just add an "require" of
this .inc files to their local.conf.
"somepackage-unstable.bb" or "somepackage-devel.bb" this will make it 2
different components - not 2 different
I am currently creating a new layer (which will eventually be made generally
available). I need to provide both a versioned recipe, and an "unstable" one.
Currently I have somepackage_1.0.bb and somepackage_git.bb which are working
fine.
However, using the "_git" approach (with
Hi,
I need to patch my custom recipe, let say "Package-A.bb" in which I need to
add a patch to the test recipe if the yocto build has a specific package
like let's say if "Package-B" is available patch should be applied for
Package-A.bb
I am trying with below step in Package-A.bb
Hello,
I am creating a bbclass of type image_types. The purpose of this class
is to generate an archive that contains among others ipk packages that
are created by the recipes that compose my rootfs.
My question is: how can I get the path of the IPK file for a given
recipe from the bbclass
Hi all.
I need to check a small diversion on qt5-qtdeclarative package.
I disable SSE2 check feature for qv8engine.
There is a way to execute a massive test of all QtQuick QML features
over final platform?
MZ
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