There have been many emails and lots of documentation describing how to add a package to a build, and that's all great. Today I was playing around with an image I had already built and decided I

completely understood. for the sake of classroom work, i'm going to experiment with adding extra entries to speed things up, and watch if anything breaks. my first choice would be to add

Well, we don't test with any other value of ASSUME_PROVIDED. If you add tools to ASSUME_PROVIDED that we would have otherwise built so that the host tools are used, we haven't tested the build with

wait, this point interests me so indulge me for a minute. obviously, there is a minimum collection of software one must install before starting to use OE/yocto -- at the very least, say,

Hi Alex, I am interested in this task. I have already sent a request for access to the Yocto Wiki. We can discuss the list of activities in this mailing-list or in irc (nickname: maxin) Best

Hello all, I can't help but notice that the main page of the Yocto Wiki looks somewhat underwhelming compared to the new site face. Can we please have a volunteer to update and beautify a bit the main

Hi all, Please welcome Elvis Dowson as new maintainer for meta-xilinx bsp layer. Elvis had provide fixes over the last months for this layer and I'm pretty sure that he can improve and move forward

Thanks, I've added the layer to the layerindex [1]. Cheers, Paul [1] http://www.openembedded.org/wiki/LayerIndex -- Paul Eggleton Intel Open Source Technology Centre

- when creating a new Yocto Project, the window does not wait for the process to complete, and closes beforehand - the long time running task will be created without forking and monitor will be

If you like building things that you don't have to, sure, but I wouldn't equate that to it being superfluous. Note that if you do change this variable you are deviating from what has been tested, so

Hi, I managed to get my Ada layer going for the official gumstix repo. I had the code in the wrong bbappend file, should be the gcc-cross, not the gcc one. The repo is here:

ok, after a good night's sleep, i re-read what i wrote above and i sound like an idiot so let me try again. first, there's sanity.bbclass, which contains: SANITY_REQUIRED_UTILITIES ?= "patch

I think you may have. All ASSUME_PROVIDED does is tell bitbake that dependencies on the things within it should be considered to be satisfied - i.e. "assume these things are provided". If you add

i suspect you might have thought about that already... and might have discarded the idea... but for meta-ti layer, we use a branching scheme. each version is maintained in its separate branch. you

I'm just getting round to moving from 'denzil' to 'danny'. I've got a layer that makes some changes to a few recipes through bbappend files. However, 'danny' has bumped a few of these to a new

Hi Ross, (Resend, as I forgot to include the list last time). My turn - I had to go to Japan for a week and I've only just caught up with e-mails ;-) That should be ok for this project. Thanks for

Pulled into meta-intel/master and meta-intel/danny-next. Thanks, Tom

Pulled into meta-intel/master and meta-intel/danny-next. Thanks, Tom

at the risk of asking a dumb question, let me make sure i understand the different categories of software. first, there's what is absolutely *required* to be installed on the development system

We have done nightly build, while there are a couple of failures in the Atom-PC build (kernel issue, Bruce has addressed) and Beagle board, (xf86 issue which will be looked at tomorrow). Testing can