So, I'm fairly sure this is a real build failure this time, again on the poky master and denzil branch. Please see attached file as the log is too big to paste. Regards, -- Jack Mitchell

Sorry for the noise! VirtualBox shared folder filesystem doesn't allow symlinks.... nfs4 it is then! -- Jack Mitchell (jack@...) Embedded Systems Engineer http://www.embed.me.uk --

I apologise for this, I am running this in VirtualBox with a shared folder and it seems to have issues with creating symlinks - investigating now...

So I am trying to setup a new build machine for a way to run production builds with a staging git meta-layer repo. However, before I have even got to the difficult part I am facing build errors on

Adding the .cfg extension does indeed fix my problem. Thanks for the help. Jim A

Scott, I found out over the weekend that the config fragment file needs to have the .cfg extension. This would agree with the example in the Developer Manual, but make the BSP Guide in error, as it

Hi Sorry for any mistakes, but this is my first patch... On my system (core-image-base, .deb package files), run-postinsts does not run any scripts due to a failed test in run-postinsts.awk. As dpkg

I'm testing it now, but it sound like the problem. So the Developer Manual uses the .cfg in the example, but the BSP Guide does not. That's an area to fix. Since this is critical,it needs to be

This would be the key part, since as a few noted, .cfg is what triggers the fragment processing to actually notice the file and stack it after the base / defined configuration. Cheers, Bruce --

I agree, something in the back of my mind is shouting that config fragments should have a .cfg extension. Regards, -- Jack Mitchell (jack@...) Embedded Systems Engineer

I have Version: 2.21.53.20110810-0ubuntu5.1 and everything seems to be ok. @g

Try to use myconfig.cfg. @g

my goal of this test was to see if I could use the n450 BSP as a starting point for a BSP to support my Acer Aspire One n450 based netbook. The core-image-sato will boot from USB key on the netbook

I really started over this time. Formatted all 3 drives in my system and did a complete install of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Desktop x64. I installed the required tools listed in the current 1.2 version of

Hi, I have a little trouble while building meta-toolchain for my distro. This is for arm architecture on 64 bit ubuntu 12.04 machine. I use default "bitbake meta-toolchain" to create sdk. It created

is it adequate to use the canonical beagleboard support in yocto, or should i take advantage of the developments in the meta-ti layer? this is for a training course so i don't need

Well, that is strange. Before I started I deleted the /build directory, so there are no previous build on the computer. I deleted the common download area, so there are no previous downloads. I

I tried the same thing here, poky denzil and n450 denzil and it built fine with no changes at all. Somehow your setup is causing the last SRCREVS to be picked up instead of what should be - since

Yeah, you're still getting the new kernel commits, though you shouldn't be, I'll try the same thing here... Tom

Since I started over on my build from the long thread on this subject, I thought I'd start another thread on the issue. I took the tarball for poky-denzil-7.0 and extracted it into my home directory.