Thanks for the help I've used as a reference the recipe file but still the same problem.
Regarding your questions: 1) My host machine is Ubuntu 14.04.5 running under virtual box 2) I have two different folders (containing the same files give or take), one for raspberry and one for the other board. So from the terminal depending for which machine I want to build I cd to the appropriate folder and "source <setup environment settings> <out folder>" 3) I do compile with bitbake. On terminal (from the appropriate folder, after setting the environment settings), I call: "bitbake iotivity-oxymeter-server" (my server takes meassurements from an oxymeter hence the name of the server) The original image (for the problematic board) didn't have the IoTivity layer, so I had to add it as a package (don't know if it should matter, since the install simpleserver sample works). Unfortunately, I cannot build a new clean image (with or without IoTivity layer pre-installed), since bitbake at the beginning failed with checksum errors for openjdk-7-jre and after fixing them fails (again openjdk-7-jre) with several errors *** [install-recursive] I'll ask the company if they can provide me a fix On 30 August 2017 at 12:39, Philippe Coval <philippe.co...@osg.samsung.com> wrote: > On 30/08/17 11:01, Iosif Hamlatzis wrote: > > Let me explain why I'm trying to use scons directly and not with bitbake: > > > > I have created a server based on the simpleserver example. Everything > > works perfectly on my raspberry board. > on which OS ? how was it built ? > > Then I recompiled my server for another board > how ? I recommend to rebuild a whole OS that include iotivity and your > private server too > > but it throws an exception (bad_alloc) from inside IoTivity library > If we can't reproduce that's going to difficult to help you. > > > > As I don't have any other way of compiling my server (unfortunately > > cannot compile on the board), I thought of using scons. > Why not building it using bitbake too? > > Here is a sample recipe you can reuse and adapt: > http://git.s-osg.org/meta-ocf-automotive/plain/recipes-apps/ > iotivity-example/iotivity-example.bb > > Good luck > > -- > > mailto:philippe.co...@osg.samsung.com gpg:0x467094BC > https://blogs.s-osg.org/author/pcoval/ > >
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