If defined, this variable value overrides the size of btrfs partition file
created by mkfs.
Otherwise previous logic based on ROOTFS_SIZE variable is used.
It should be set when the final file size would not be above a specific value
due to fixed
partitionning for example.
Signed-off-by: Charle
Trigger an error if the final size is above IMAGE_FILE_MAXSIZE value. Which is
relevant if the
partition size is fixed and the user wants to be sure that the image can be
entirely installed
into its partition.
If the variable is not set, no error is trigger. It works for all filesystems.
Signed
If defined, this variable value overrides the size of f2fs partition file
created by mkfs.
Otherwise previous logic based on ROOTFS_SIZE variable is used.
It should be set when the final file size would not be above a specific value
due to fixed
partitionning for example.
Signed-off-by: Charles
If defined, this variable value overrides the size of ext* partition file
created by mkfs.
Otherwise previous logic based on ROOTFS_SIZE variable is used.
It should be set when the final file size would not be above a specific value
due to fixed
partitionning for example.
Signed-off-by: Charles
It returns 0 if the variable is not set for this filesystem.
In case of fixed partitionning where the rootfs partition can't exceed an
amount of bytes, there is currently no automatic and no generic way to have
this requirement met in any case.
Until now, ROOTFS_SIZE value got from directory_size
Details are described in the first patch.
Difference from v2:
* Added working and failing tests in
meta/lib/oeqa/selftest/cases/imagefeatures.py
* Split commit to send documentation to right mailing list
Difference from v1:
* Added documentation for IMAGE_FILE_MAXSIZE variable
* Added Python f
Since systemd v245 (commit 6cd12ebcfe459466257ea63022a32515d756e719),
systemd-boot
expects default entry to have the complete filename as value.
LABELS from poky are by default without any suffixes like "boot install", so
default entry
does not have the .conf suffix as well and systemd-boot is n
If defined, this variable value overrides the size of f2fs partition file
created by mkfs.
Otherwise previous logic based on ROOTFS_SIZE variable is used.
It should be set when the final file size would not be above a specific value
due to fixed
partitionning for example.
Signed-off-by: Charles
Trigger an error if the final size is above IMAGE_FILE_MAXSIZE value. Which is
relevant if the
partition size is fixed and the user wants to be sure that the image can be
entirely installed
into its partition.
If the variable is not set, no error is trigger. It works for all filesystems.
Signed
If defined, this variable value overrides the size of btrfs partition file
created by mkfs.
Otherwise previous logic based on ROOTFS_SIZE variable is used.
It should be set when the final file size would not be above a specific value
due to fixed
partitionning for example.
Signed-off-by: Charle
If defined, this variable value overrides the size of ext* partition file
created by mkfs.
Otherwise previous logic based on ROOTFS_SIZE variable is used.
It should be set when the final file size would not be above a specific value
due to fixed
partitionning for example.
Signed-off-by: Charles
It returns 0 if the variable is not set for this filesystem.
In case of fixed partitionning where the rootfs partition can't exceed an
amount of bytes, there is currently no automatic and no generic way to have
this requirement met in any case.
Until now, ROOTFS_SIZE value got from directory_size
Details are described in the first patch now.
Difference from v1:
* Added documentation for IMAGE_FILE_MAXSIZE variable
* Added Python function to get the value of this variable from shell functions
otherwise parsing issue can happen
* Added an additional task to check the final result which work
If defined, this variable value overrides the size of f2fs partition file
created by mkfs.
Otherwise previous logic based on ROOTFS_SIZE variable is used.
It should be set when the final file size would not be above a specific value
due to fixed
partitionning for example.
Signed-off-by: Charles
If defined, this variable value overrides the size of btrfs partition file
created by mkfs.
Otherwise previous logic based on ROOTFS_SIZE variable is used.
It should be set when the final file size would not be above a specific value
due to fixed
partitionning for example.
Signed-off-by: Charle
If defined, this variable value overrides the size of ext* partition file
created by mkfs.
Otherwise previous logic based on ROOTFS_SIZE variable is used.
It should be set when the final file size would not be above a specific value
due to fixed
partitionning for example.
Signed-off-by: Charles
In case of fixed partitionning where the rootfs partition can't exceed an
amount of bytes, there is currently no automatic and no generic way to have
this requirement met in any case.
Until now, ROOTFS_SIZE value got from directory_size() does not takes into
account
the size of required metadata
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