On the image level you can only control which packages go into it. Kernel modules are all split into their own packages, so you can install (or not) what you want.
Building the same userspace recipe slightly differently for different images isn't possible. You need to accept that and find some other way to differentiate between images (e.g. by installing (or not) the package that the recipe produces to begin with, or by supplying different runtime configurations). The alternative is indeed making two (or more) slightly different distros or slightly different machines, and running separate builds for them, which greatly increases complexity. Alex On Thu, 25 Jan 2024 at 13:18, Aleksandar Nikolic <an...@live.com> wrote: > > I thought that could be an issue with multiple machines, thanks for the > confirmation. > > How am I supposed to decide which kernel config fragments are included in > which image though, since they go into SRC_URI? The same problem arises if > the same userspace package needs to be built slightly differently for > different products > That's not something I can easily control in the image recipe. > > Multiple recipes for multiple products is one way to solve this, but I don't > find that as an elegant way of solving this problem. > > Aleksandar > >
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