So I thought I'd give hob a test. Basically, I wanted to do what I could
already do with the command line.
Normally, after I set the environment variables, I edit the local.conf
to change my machine type and parallel processing options. Then I point
the download directory to a centralized one on my system, and add some
License statements and some CORE-IMAGE-EXTRA-INSTALL statements for
extra packages. Then I edit the bblayer.conf to had the path to my layer
and the meta-intel layers.
To use Hob, I set my environment variable and the just ran hob. It was
very slow going through the first 63 packages. I think this is because
parallel options had not been set and the packages were all being
downloaded again. But after I got to the UI of hob, I got errors adding
my layers to get to the meta-intel layers I wanted. So I started over
and edited local.conf and bblayer.conf prior to launching hob. Now I
could see my machine from meta-intel, but I could not add my layer in.
Parsing errors.
Before I report an error, I wanted to see if I have the hob startup
process right. The issues is around the right way to add
meta-intel/meta-cedartrail and my personal layer in my home directory.
Any advice?
JIm A
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