I've been looking at using yocto-bsp to create a BSP. Good job! Looks like it's going to be much easier to do it this way :-)
I've got a few questions/comments: 1) The documentation (7.0.1) says that the machine branch defaults to standard/default, but that is not an option that gets presented when I created a BSP. Should that be standard/base, standard/default/base, or something else? Master shows this as standard/default/common-pc, but that still isn't one of the listed options (standard/default/common-pc/base ?). 2) What are these machine branches anyway? As in, how do I decide which one I should choose? For an ALIX 3D3 system I used standard/default/common-pc/base. Is that reasonable? 3) I selected core2 as the tune option and then had to change this in the created meta-data as I needed i586 tuning and this was not given as a tune option. Should all available tunes be offered? 4) Is there any way to select the kernel CPU (I got MATOM but needed MGEODE_LX - easily changed in the <mybsp>.cfg file)? 5) The created BSP refers to various feature/x/y.scc files. Are these documented somewhere so that they can be easily re-used, or am I better off simply producing a complete defconfig? A pointer to the documentation for the whole kernel meta data structure would also be helpful. Chris Tapp opensou...@keylevel.com www.keylevel.com _______________________________________________ yocto mailing list yocto@yoctoproject.org https://lists.yoctoproject.org/listinfo/yocto
