Hello, I'm facing similar issue (in fact, Raul and I are working together on this deploy). I'll describe the steps that we followed. Our system is Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and our Eclipse version is

Hi Raul, Before we can help you debug your issue, can you provide more info regarding to: 1. How did you setup your cross toolchain? ADT installer or toolchain tarball (your build if so,

When creating a new LocalHostShell a new LocalHostThread is created, along side with two LocalShellOutputReaders (output and error). Both readers will receive a reference to one of the

Hello All, I followed the ADT manual to create a eclipse environment. After create a default Hello World Yocto project I get some compile errors. At file config.log I saw some errors

Hi Jon, Jon Szymaniak <jon.szymaniak@...> a écrit : "inherit qt4e" is enough, no need to add qt4-embedded to DEPENDS. strange, demos and examples are packaged in ${QT_BASE_NAME}-demos

Hello all, I created a simple core-image-minimal for beagleboard using meta-ti, poky and meta-oe in danny version. For the core-image-minimal all work fine but for the core-image-sato I get this

Gary, Thank you. It seems the bitbake -C option was indeed what I wanted. And researching it helped fill in some of the gaps in my understanding. Thanks, Brian

When creating a new LocalHostShell a new LocalHostThread is created, along side with two LocalShellOutputReaders (output and error). Both readers will receive a reference to one of the

I'm really sorry I sent this to the wrong address. Please understand that the above code is only to be used for staff members who will be running YPDD. The event is free, so it's not like you'd get

- run each command in a separate shell - needs explicit sourcing of environment and closing for each command - tested only against Linux host & Linux local host connection - needs local patch for

Hello, To Yocto core team members who will be attending YPDD at ELC in February - the access code this year for Yocto staff is YPDD13STF. You will be asked to provide this code while registering for

The problem is that your rebuild of busybox only ran the compile step, not any of the install or packaging steps. Thankfully there is a new bitbake option which makes this much easier. See if this

Hello all, I'm not sure if my prior question was unclear or if the question was something nobody knows the answer to. I think there's probably a simple answer, but maybe not. So the background is

I see. I think that is a bit unorthodox. (Mostly because I have never tried it. Is it even supposed to work like you describe? I suppose not. But that aside ...) If I were doing this, I would create

<paul.eggleton@...> wrote: I'm not doing anything too unusual for "installing" Qt. My recipes for my Qt application simply inherit qt4e, and list qt4-embedded in DEPENDS. The only place

<jon.szymaniak@...>wrote: Can I ask both of you exactly how you are getting Qt installed into the image? Cheers, Paul -- Paul Eggleton Intel Open Source Technology Centre

I tried the same but again ended up with error. As of now i am removing all unwanted things from rootfs by making changes in image_types.bbclass. I am sure this is not the correct way, any ideas are

Thanks for keeping this going Bruce. Yes, kernel-dev is the package for the target. The only trick here is that we currently purge the host binaries which means that you need to build scripts on the

Hi, The version of busybox is the same. I've just temporarily done a bitbake -c menuconfig to change one of the options, recompiled using the custom config that's generated, and now I want to force

Quite :) I took a look in classes/mirrors.bbclass and I see a Yocto mirror URI in there for git:// http://downloads.yoctoproject.org/mirror/sources/ I see that there are similar sized linux yocto