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On Tue, 2024-09-17 at 07:22 -0700, philip.dawson via lists.yoctoproject.org
wrote:
> I'm trying set up automated CI builds of our yocto builds and am running into
> intermittent issues fetching sstate cache files from our server.
> We're using Xilinx Petalinux tools 2023.1 version which correspon
Hey Martin,
The opkg config files used during OE rootfs creation and at-runtime are
different. The former is supposed to be generated by the opkg package_manager
implementation [1]. The latter is written by the opkg recipe via the do_install
(that you identified).
The files you're seeing inst
On Tue, 17 Sept 2024 at 16:22, philip.dawson via
lists.yoctoproject.org
wrote:
> From reading other posts I accept this is probably some issue with our
> network that needs to be sorted, but I don't have much to give our IT
> department to go on other than it's not working reliably.
> Is there
Hi,
I'm trying set up automated CI builds of our yocto builds and am running into
intermittent issues fetching sstate cache files from our server.
We're using Xilinx Petalinux tools 2023.1 version which corresponds to Yocto
Langdale. I'm posting here rather than in meta-xilinx as this feel like
Hi,
any reasons why the spdx.json and spdx.index.json files are not generated on
the scarthgap?
When I check out the e938b18b5342bd28eadb44ad39dbf1f5cf5be09b commit on
kirkstone and bitbake core-image-minimal, I am getting all three spdx "files"
in the deploy directory (spdx.json, spdx.index.js
Hi all,
I am trying to add the below python packages to the Yocto image which we are
creating for out custom board. I am able to see that packages is successfully
placed in /usr/lib.python3.10/site-packages.
The issue we are facing is that, when we try to import the pyside2 using import
pyside