Hello YP users, Is there any way to tell what distribution or bitbake image name was used by looking at the contents of an image.
I recently built a distribution based on Poky, using 'bitbake core-image-minimal'. I had hoped that I could see this recorded somewhere in the image, so I can distinguish between that image and another image I sometimes use from Texas Instruments while running on Linux inside the image. It doesn't look like YP populates /etc/os-release, where distribution information is normally stored. Is that right? Is there anywhere else inside the image where information about the distro being built is stored? I'm relatively inexperience with YP. Is there somewhere in the build where the bitbake command that was used to create the image is stored. Could this or other data be used to synthesize an appropriate /etc/os-release file? Thanks, -- Tim
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