Hi,
Yocto pulls in systemd and enable certain features by default.I am trying
to remove some features in systemd *225* yocto builds such as logind (just
for testing purpose), I was trying to use a '*.bbappend' file with
'PACKAGECONFIG_append' to achieve that, but seems like it only takes
options d
Hi,
My goal is to pull recipe's SRCREV variable into a top level *.bbclass
file. I understand we can use SRCREV_pn- to modify the
revision on the fly outside of recipe in configuration files but when I
print out SRCREV information using ${SRCREV_pn-recipename} all I got back
is the recipe name ins
Does anyone know what's the difference between using Yocto to apply patches
and apply patch directly using git command?
I am trying to apply patches for arm-trusted-firmware through yocto by
extending arm-trusted-firmware.bb file, in .bbappend file, I have:
SRC_URI = "file://"
I got the followin
Hi Khem,
I'm using Yocto 2.1 Krogoth, and quilt version is 0.64. The workstation is
running Redhat 6.6.
Thanks
On Wed, Jun 15, 2016 at 5:10 PM, Khem Raj wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 10, 2016 at 11:12 AM, Michael Hu wrote:
> > Does anyone know what's the difference between u
Hello,
I am trying to retrieve artifacts from Jfrog Artifactory, I put the https
url in the recipe:
SRC_URI = "https://artifactory.xx.com/" and Yocto build
returns the following error
"
WARNING: do_fetch: Failed to fetch URL https://artifactory.xx.com/xx
;user=;pswd=, attempting MIRRORS if availab
Hi,
I am compiling Yocto kernel image with:
* a third party's "in-tree" kernel configuration
* the same third party's BSP (which has some further kernel configurations
as well)
* my own kernel configuration fragments for my project on top of the above
two
What I found was if I make a small change
