Hi Bahjat,
>do_install() {
>
>install -d /test/
>install -m 0777 bye.sh /test/
>}
Assuming you actually want to create "test" in the root-dir of your *image*,
rather than in the root-dir of your host,
I think you'll find that "$(D}" is your friend, as in ...
install -d ${D}/test
etc.
On Sun, May 21, 2017 at 7:25 AM, bahjat khan wrote:
> *do_install() {*
> * install -d /test/*
>
> Should be: install -d ${D}/test/
>
> *install -m 0777 bye.sh /test/*
>
> Should be: install -m 0777 bye.sh ${D}/test/
> *}*
>
> All of your install tasks need to install into the ${D} dire
I've searched the vast net for an answer to this but i've found NOTHING! that
works for me. All i want to do is a simple task, i want to create a new
directory called "test" located in "/".
My recipe is below
DESCRIPTION = "Hello world"
S = "${WORKDIR}"
SRC_URI="file://bye.sh"
LICENSE = "CLOSE
