> In your kernel recipe are you using SRC_URI to fetch from a git
> repository (e.g. git:// URI) or from a local directory?
This kernel is fetched from local directory.
> I guess that if you're using a local path, there can be either some
> uncommitted changes, or a stale git index.
No, because kernel built from sources in local directory doesn’t have “-dirty”
in version string.
> You can try just for the experiment to add your current kernel sources
> to a test git repo and point the SRC_URI to it, so bitbake can clone
> the repo by git revision (SRCREV = "${AUTOREV}" will skip the need to
> update the recipe revision constantly during development). This should
> work fine, without the "-dirty" version suffix.
I can try this, but it doesn't answer main question:
how can I recreate rootfs image starting from the point after fetching Linux
sources, so Yocto’s copy will remain intact?
Regards,
Nikolay
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