On Wed, 29 May 2024 at 18:13, Lukas Weiß via Lists.Yoctoproject.Org
<lukas.weiss=janitza...@lists.yoctoproject.org> wrote:
> how can i see if the link is broken on build or packaging? Since the path of
> the broken link can't be known on build process (it was entered in install
> process of SDK sh installer), i will not be able to find it somewhere in logs
> or env. It must be some kind of variable that is used here, but i have no
> idea which one. Note that the broken link os not only the wrong directory
> depth - the parent-dir dots only lead to /home/admin/sdk (not root).
You need to look in ${WORKDIR} of nativesdk-udev, specifically, under
image/ package/ packages/split/ directories. Links like that are
typically created already at that stage, so is it correct then?
> Since we use host SDK not only for tests, but also for partial "Simulations"
> with real devices connected, qemu is not the best choice. The pain is just on
> another end.
It's just not a supported use case and you're entirely on your own
trying to make it work. nativesdk- is meant only for building
toolchains and their dependencies; any target items should be built
for the target and deployed to physical hardware or qemu.
Alex
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