Hello! I am new to Yocto, and hope that this is the right way to ask for help :-). I would like to have a way to flash my RPi over USB using `fastboot`, and it seems to me that one way to do that is

Hello Team, I need to use High availability cluster in my project. I'm generating OS for Rpi using Ycot. I'm using dunfell poky version 3.1.3. I'm adding ntp tzdata pacemaker haveged and crmsh command

Its going to take someone to stand up and provide the first "version" of that and I'm not sure anyone wants to step up and be that person/organisation... It does depend on which data we're talking

"Richard Purdie" <richard.purdie@...> wrote: Of course different choices can be made regarding obligations (where licenses are shown, how sources are distributed) but it in the same

Hi, The challenge is that Yocto Project lets you build your own custom software, which means you also end up in your own BoM situation. We generally therefore provide tooling that can help you

Hi, Please correct me if I'm wrong but as far as I understand it, as of today the flow for generating SPDX data to build software BoMs, documented eg. in: -

Okay.

this patch is generic, perhaps should live with main recipe. >

Once the framework is in place adding addtional compile flags like --enable-multilib is relatively easy.. see

Alyssa submitted this set of patches for glmark2 to fix/clarify glmark2's handling of fp16 overflows in a shader (which succeed if the driver doesn't handle fp16 and uses fp32 instead). See:

Hi Peter, Am 17.12.20 um 19:59 schrieb Peter: Thanks for the detail explanation of your solution. The problem I see is that your solution doesn't scale. What happens if your system have a second not

The proof of concept layer is http://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/master/layer/meta-exotic/ - https://github.com/peteasa/meta-exotic/wiki. I created a set of cross compilers for the

just got an interesting request from a colleague ... for reasons i will explain shortly, it's necessary to build both the normal and debug versions of a library, but for the debug version to be

Interesting. As you know (but for reference for other people) the baud rate of the rock pi 4's serial console is 1,500,000bps and not the usual 115,200bps that everything else uses. I have *always*

Looking at the config.log, I only see the standard Yocto Project (nativesdk) paths, as well as: --disable-asm --without-capabilities I'm building on 18.04.4 LTS, I think it's a fairly standard

<mark.hatle@...> wrote: does it have --enable-optimization switch on ? if so then its probing the build platform for features and detects XMM registers and enables them but

Note, this is still happening. Using meta-mingw w/ gatesgarth to build, and including libgcrypt I get the same failure. The failure resolves with "--disable-amd64-as-feature-detection". Looking at

Hi Khem, Am 09.12.20 um 19:23 schrieb Khem Raj: The cross-canadian changes the HOST variables and not the TARGET_ variables. I need to change the TARGET variables but keep the HOST variables. It

Is there a project policy reason that all these patches are posted in the main list instead of a dev list? Isn't there a list specifically for this kind of thing, to separate questions and info

Hi Peter, Am 09.12.20 um 14:32 schrieb Peter Saunderson: Thanks for the links but your solution looks very complex. I will try to improve the examples from Richard. Regards Stefan