[yocto] hello world recipe failing at do_patch.

Hi, I am starting out with the yocto project. Created a new recipe using the command $ yocto-layer create helloworld I added the directory to the bblayers.conf file in my /conf directory. As per my knowledge and article on internet this should be an easy build. $ bitbake helloworld

Re: [yocto] Basic build fails

ember 2014 06:45, arun kumar wrote: >> My system has 4GB RAM and 2GB of swap space. i would also like to >> mention that the i could bake the recipe >> "core-image-minimal" sucessfully but baking "core-image-sato" still fails. > The full log that the t

Re: [yocto] Basic build fails

Hi gary, My system has 4GB RAM and 2GB of swap space. i would also like to mention that the i could bake the recipe "core-image-minimal" sucessfully but baking "core-image-sato" still fails. If you could provide me some links on this regard i will be happy to do my side of research on the same

Re: [yocto] Basic build fails

ay 13 September 2014 01:37 AM, Burton, Ross wrote: > On 12 September 2014 20:42, Arun Kumar wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> I am new to the yocto project and was following the steps given in the >> quick start guide. I made a slight change as given in the superuser section

[yocto] Basic build fails

Hi all, I am new to the yocto project and was following the steps given in the quick start guide. I made a slight change as given in the superuser section. I used the "fetchall" option to get all the packages first and then started the build, now when i use this command "bitbake -k core-im

[yocto] Yocto Labs

Hi, I am new to Yocto project and have been following the documentation for familiarity. I am looking for hands on lab sessions for the yocto project. I am unable to find the same on INTERNET, all i find is conference videos and presentation. If anyone can share links to online tutorial

[yocto] role of sstate-cache

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[yocto] running core-image-sato on the development host

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[yocto] adding custom packages to Yocto build

I recently built my first build using Yocto and am new to OpenEmbedded based build systems. How can i add/ configure what packages are built into the image? I want OpenCV to be present in the image that i build, what is the procedure to do that. Links to appropriate documents shall be appreciated

[yocto] meta-raspberrypi layer

I am new to Yocto Project and have built the basic minimal and the sato images as of now, I am trying to build an Image for the Raspberry Pi, supporting ssh. what layers would be required apart from the "meta-raspberrypi" layer. I tried the blog post in pimpmypi.com but that doesnt seem to work

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Re: [yocto] error in : $ runqemu qemux86 ( Arun M Kumar)

I have built my first image with the Yocto Project build environment, I have the image ready. when I do. $ runqemu qemux86 I get the following error. -- There was an error running bitbake t

[yocto] build stuck at cloning GIT Repo.

My YOcto Project build, The first build is stuck here -- Loading cache: 100% |#| ETA: 00:0