Thanks everyone for the feedback.
I got #3 would be the best way.
Kind Regards,
John Rama
On 2016/12/16 0:20, Daniel. wrote:
> 2016-12-15 12:09 GMT-02:00 Anders Darander :
>> Hi,
>>
>> * John Rama [161215 02:58]:
>>
>>> The ideas I can come up with are followings, but those of them are not
>>>
2016-12-15 12:09 GMT-02:00 Anders Darander :
> Hi,
>
> * John Rama [161215 02:58]:
>
>> The ideas I can come up with are followings, but those of them are not
>> perfect..
>> 1. Run the bitbake as root account
>> - would not run as root since the all of generated files are root
>> permission e
Hi,
* John Rama [161215 02:58]:
> The ideas I can come up with are followings, but those of them are not
> perfect..
> 1. Run the bitbake as root account
> - would not run as root since the all of generated files are root
> permission even for the log files.
Never do this. You've got no ide
On Wed, Dec 14, 2016 at 5:27 PM, John Rama wrote:
> Dear Yocto specialists
>
> I would like to know how people, who familiar with Yocto, prepare NFS rootfs
> for target.
>
> When running bitbake with image recipe, the target rootfs is generated at the
> following directory
> {YOCTO_BUILD_DIR}//t
Dear Yocto specialists
I would like to know how people, who familiar with Yocto, prepare NFS rootfs
for target.
When running bitbake with image recipe, the target rootfs is generated at the
following directory
{YOCTO_BUILD_DIR}//tmp//work/{TARGET}-poky-linux-gnueabi/{IMAGE}/1.0-r0//rootfs/.
How
