You can always just bring in the packages you need (python-modules is a pretty heavy hammer!) Python is split into ~90 separate packages, each with a [small] set of modules/functionality. --

No, I haven't. I still have a lot to learn about Yocto and recipes. I went ahead and pulled python-modules in and and got a lot further in making this app work. Thanks, Maciek, for your help. The

Hi Joseph, Thanks for the tips. I totally missed the pod2man problem, and never saw the BBCLASSEXTEND stuff in all my extensive googling. I researched the BBCLASSEXTENDS variable in the Yocto Project

Just a few nitpick's... * Bryan Evenson <bevenson@...> [141114 15:21]: FILES_${PN} += "/lib/firmware/zd1211" Well, in general that's true. Though, in this specific case, it

Lachlan, I have some recipe changes inline below.

Try to use INHERIT_DISTRO_append. -- Martin 'JaMa' Jansa jabber: Martin.Jansa@...

Genuinely surprised that still works, but good to know! Ross

Yes: GTK 2.x using PyGtk (if I got this wrong, please someone correct me). Cheers Belén Belén

Hello, I have a build problem which is caused by libraries not being found. It's a recipe to build the U-Boot bot loader which includes running the "mkimage" tool generated during this build. This

Good day Peter, Maybe you want to verify first the prioritization of the layers in your set-up. Please execute bitbake-layers show-layers to really see if meta-yocto is really executed after your

Good day Li, Maybe the answer is in this site: http://luajit.org/install.html. Please refer to Cross Compiling LuaJIT. Thanks, - J

Based on your suggestion Bryan, and referring to Section 10 -Glossary of the ref-manual regarding FILES, I have changed the recipe as follows: __________________________________________ DESCRIPTION =

Ross, I am using the xf86-input-tslib X driver. I forgot about that piece of the puzzle. And the following in xorg.conf Section "ServerLayout" InputDevice "TouchScreen0" "CorePointer"

Have you installed python-modules pacakge? This package pulls in all standard python modules as dependencies. I've used Tornado to provide a REST-ful API for an Android application and some basic web

Good day Jim, Seems to be that the main error is due to /bin/sh: pod2man: command not found. I think the tool is not present or any references to its path was not properly established. Also, for your

Good day Neil, I believe you need to use $CC or $BUILD_CC in your makefile to be able to have the correct $INCLUDE paths. The $INCLUDE paths will eventually point to your ADT's target_sysroot

I've been trying to get an existing python flask application running on an embedded linux distro (Poky). The web app was originally deployed on a Debian distro. I need to move the application to a

Good day Yocto dev community, I would like to ask how do I make a certain package only publishable in native in just one recipe? I would want that my scripts will be published as a separate package

Thank you for your reply. I just move the adt_installer.tar.gz to another pc which don't have yocto project. Install the adt_installer and execute the

Almost forgot, what about the interface for Hob. I'm thinking GTK+, am I correct? Thanks, John <opensourcejohn2112@...> wrote: