lists.yoctoproject.org wrote: compute-runtime recipe would allow you to build NEO driver. zeus is no longer maintained so the version there is old and not tested now but it should still

Hello Tien, Since you already have a layer, have you thought about registering it with the layer-index ? http://layers.openembedded.org - Armin

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Still, that list has items that should be fulfilled even without seeking YP compatibility, for instance: 9. All layers contain a README file which details the origin of the layer, its maintainer,

hey, Not really. We definitely believe that the Yocto Project Compatible program is a valuable tool for our ecosystem. However, layers on git.yp.org are not required to be compatible. But that's a

There's also a more specific thing you'd need to resolve: I believe you'd need to pass all of the requirements listed

Hi Alex, Actually we'd like to have it up and get everything (including meta-riscv by Khem) into git.yoctoproject.org so that everything in consolidated into a central location. Does that make sense?

Hello Tien, I have to ask first: is there a reason you'd like to have it there? Alex

Something in your custom setup disables opengl in qemu-system-native. Can you try core-image-weston with plain poky only? This is the test we use to ensure it does work, it lists all the settings

Hello all, How can I enable graphics acceleration on qemux86-64? My image is using wayland with weston and the GUI is not exactly fast. * When I do `runqemu slirp kvm gtk`, it throws the following

Add chipsec, tools to dump and analyzing hardware, system firmware components, like PCH register, ioport or iomem configuration space. Signed-off-by: Liwei Song <liwei.song@...> ---

Hi all, I'm from StarFive and am working on distro for our risc-v based processor. We currently have a repository (https://github.com/starfive-tech/meta-starfive) and wish to get the repository to be

x86 is for 32 bit intel arch you won’t see It in pure 64bit machines

Hi everyone, I'm currently trying to move from an m.2 SATA SSD to an m.2 nvme SSD for our project, without success. I'm using an Intel NUC7 board that has an m.2 slot which should support (from the

Hi everyone. I'm not a Yocto/bitbake expert, so please forgive me for the possibily confusing message. Our current Yocto setup uses sumo (we're stuck with that right now, don't know if it matters). It

I am looking at “meta-intel/dynamic-layers/clang-layer/recipes-opencl/compute-runtime” I have been “told” that this compute-runtime recipe should basically build opencl (Neo) with all the

Wiki: https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/Bug_Triage Attendees: Diane, Joshua, Kiran, Michael, Randy, Richard, Ross, Saul, Stephen, Steve, Tim, Trevor ARs: - David

YP AB Intermittent failures meeting =================================== https://windriver.zoom.us/j/3696693975 Attendees: Richard, Trevor, Randy, Saul Summary: ======== Ptest results continue to

use of override here seems unnecessary >

Enable the vcc3v0_sd regulator on boot so that the device can boot from the uSD card (when using certain uSD cards). Upstream-Status: Submitted