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Hi Trevor, I've had similar issues recently with kas-container and podman. What was required were two things: - passing --tmpfs /tmp to podman run, - increase pids_limit in container.conf (your

Unfortunately, I still get the original u-boot error (https://pastebin.com/8eKzFWQh) even after creating a toolchain using DEFAULTTUNE=mips. Later I re-read what Anders Montonen had mentioned

You need to set up a separate build directory for each of the layer configurations: the point of the build directory is to actually specify which layers you want. Just make sure they all share sstate

Is it possible to use BBMASK to remove from builds ?

Any suggestions… ?

Hi, I'm seeing a build failure with pseudo performing a qemux86 build using kas-container. Note that I'm using kas-container, and not using kas inside a container of my own making. build host:

can't write it to /etc/localtime ... it's a read only system. There is an environment variable named TZ, when ever it is changed, local time is changed as well. Is there a way (by script or cron job)

Current Dev Position: YP 3.5 M2 Next Deadline: 17th Jan. 2022 YP 3.5 M2 build Next Team Meetings: Bug Triage meeting Thursday Jan. 6th 7:30 am PDT

Just write a small tool to map the local timezone from the IP lookup to a timezone name (such as Europe/London) and write it to /etc/timezone. You could do that with a short ifup script. That said,

From what i read, there is a way to do this using timedatectl (its part of systemd). Anyone knows what recipe i need for that?

Hi Mihir, You can use NetworkManager recipe (http://cgit.openembedded.org/meta-openembedded/tree/meta-networking/recipes-connectivity/networkmanager/networkmanager_1.32.12.bb), and add

One final update for anyone who might run into this problem. With all of my fiddling/twiddling I failed to get libquadmath to build under the `zeus` branch. Unfortunately, my other layer dependencies

I don't have option to add systemd. Added alrady tzdata and all time zone folders exist. The issue is that ntpdate returns time in UTC. I found a way to get local time zone (by using ip lookup). Now i

Hi Arik, If you're using systemd, you could use the timedatectl command: https://linuxiac.com/how-to-set-timezone-and-sync-server-time-with-ntp-in-linux/ Otherwise, you can add the "tzdata" recipe

Under my Yocto build, I have basically 2 build directories (one for Arm and one for Intel platforms)… each build directory has its own bblayer.conf. Under each of these directories I build

The thing is that ntpdate syncs system time to UTC How can i set my system's time according to time zone?

Hi Massimo, Somehow I've managed to miss this patch. Could you review this on the current branch version? This looks good to me but would need to be rebased. Thanks, Andrei

I have merged this to master. Thanks, Andrei

Just use something like NTP to sync the local time. There's a number of recipes that can do this, such as systemd/ntp/ntpdate. Ross