> The assumption is that you wouldn't normally be fetching the source from a
> local path as you are, you would fetch it from some repository (though that
> repository may be internal to your organisation). At some point you run
> "devtool modify" which is effectively a way of saying "I want to sta
On Friday 28 August 2015 13:32:23 Lenivyy Viktor wrote:
> > On Thursday 27 August 2015 08:25:38 Lenivyy Viktor wrote:
> > > > In your kernel recipe are you using SRC_URI to fetch from a git
> > > > repository (e.g. git:// URI) or from a local directory?
> > >
> > > This kernel is fetched from local
> Hi Viktor,
>
> On Thursday 27 August 2015 08:25:38 Lenivyy Viktor wrote:
> > > In your kernel recipe are you using SRC_URI to fetch from a git
> > > repository (e.g. git:// URI) or from a local directory?
> >
> > This kernel is fetched from local directory.
> >
> > > I guess that if you're usin
Hi Viktor,
On Thursday 27 August 2015 08:25:38 Lenivyy Viktor wrote:
> > In your kernel recipe are you using SRC_URI to fetch from a git
> > repository (e.g. git:// URI) or from a local directory?
>
> This kernel is fetched from local directory.
>
> > I guess that if you're using a local path, t
> In your kernel recipe are you using SRC_URI to fetch from a git
> repository (e.g. git:// URI) or from a local directory?
This kernel is fetched from local directory.
> I guess that if you're using a local path, there can be either some
> uncommitted changes, or a stale git index.
No, because
On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 9:13 AM, Lenivyy Viktor
wrote:
>> dirtypackage is the one which you want to rebuild and redeploy in the
>
>> rootfs. If the package source is local, cleanall won't do big harm, but
>
>> otherwise you're correct, it will clean the sources. You can use
>
>> "clean" instead.
>
> dirtypackage is the one which you want to rebuild and redeploy in the
> rootfs. If the package source is local, cleanall won't do big harm, but
> otherwise you're correct, it will clean the sources. You can use
> "clean" instead.
> Regards,
> Nikolay
I don’t know exactly which package I need to
Hi Lenivyy Viktor,
On 08/26/2015 06:42 PM, Lenivyy Viktor wrote:
Can you please try this and share if it works for you:
bitbake -c cleanall dirtypackage myimage
bitbake myimage
Regards,
Nikolay
What is dirtypackage? Myimagewill be altera-image-minimal in my case, I
gue
> Can you please try this and share if it works for you:
>
> bitbake -c cleanall dirtypackage myimage
> bitbake myimage
>
> Regards,
> Nikolay
What is dirtypackage? Myimage will be altera-image-minimal in my case, I guess.
I’m wondering whether cleanall doesn’t remove Yocto’s copy of kernel source
Hi Lenivyy Viktor,
On 08/26/2015 05:37 PM, Lenivyy Viktor wrote:
Hello.
I have “altera-image-minimal” recipe which creates minimal rootfs based
on Linux kernel provided by “linux-altera-local” recipe. This kernel is
fetched from local directory.
After first time building “altera-image-minimal”
Hello.
I have “altera-image-minimal” recipe which creates minimal rootfs based on
Linux kernel provided by “linux-altera-local” recipe. This kernel is fetched
from local directory.
After first time building “altera-image-minimal”, it produced rootfs with
modules version contained “-dirty” at the
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