In the absence of any wise counsel, I am currently having all of my recipes install into a temporary directory I created on the build host's filesystem. Then, I have one of my recipes create the filesystem image with the contents of that location.
I'm not sure how portable this is going to be. It would be less annoying if I knew of a predefined variable I could use in the recipe (so I don't have to go outside the workspace), but they all seem to be recipe-specific or target-specific. On Tue, Dec 18, 2018 at 1:27 PM A <aaron.bi...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'd like multiple "helper" recipes to contribute files to a temporary > directory on my build host, and then a final recipe to combine them into a > compressed file. > > But I DON'T want the helper recipe's files to get installed on the target > system. My goal is to have them put into a jffs2 image, which will > eventually get flashed onto a target partition using JTAG. > > So, I suspect I would have to fly under the radar in yocto, having the > helper recipes install something into the host filesystem, then have the > final recipe know about that location. > > Any advice how I can do this as "properly" as possible in yocto? > > Aaron > >
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