Re: undefined reference problem persists
Alexander Kanavin
On Sun, 6 Nov 2022 at 17:48, Anders Montonen <Anders.Montonen@...> wrote:
exactly that reason. NM is a red hat project, and red hat has no
concerns for those pesky embedded linux needs. There's no
configuration switch to disable readline specifically. I vaguely
remember that in a similar situation I disabled nmcli/tui for the
product images but kept them in developer images.
Updating readline to a gpl3 licensed version is not an option at all,
as it would result in a product that you cannot ship.
Alex
If your project doesn’t have any special requirements about not using (L)GPLv3-licensed packages, then dropping meta-gplv2 is by far the best option.I can imagine that meta-gpl2 was in fact added in the first place for
The dependency on readline comes from Networkmanager’s user interfaces (nmcli, nmtui). If you can live without them, disabling them is also an alternative.
exactly that reason. NM is a red hat project, and red hat has no
concerns for those pesky embedded linux needs. There's no
configuration switch to disable readline specifically. I vaguely
remember that in a similar situation I disabled nmcli/tui for the
product images but kept them in developer images.
Updating readline to a gpl3 licensed version is not an option at all,
as it would result in a product that you cannot ship.
Alex