The python3 build for target doesn't directly depend on python3-native. Some recipes do depend on python3-native (although by definition there is a python3 on your host) as they need to run

Howdy! Am Fr., 6. Nov. 2020 um 09:23 Uhr schrieb <william.jacob@...>: I'm sorry, but I don't really understand the question. You say you want python3 crosscompiled. This will happen if

Hi, I am trying to compile python package for yocto and I found python3 (python3.7) is build native then it cross compiled.I want to know why it is done like this in python. Basically I want

It's basically about some package conflict & absence. You could provide more info such as you bb file, the layers you're using, the result of `grep

Hi all, I’m hoping that someone can just answer this off the top of their head – don’t bother if you have to dig much. We’ve got a C recipe (built with cmake, if that’s relevant) that

From: yockgenm <yock.gen.mah@...> Fix bug on Image Test, previously the Image Tests was not working due to update on Yocto Image Test Framework. The fix has rewritten and restructured existing

Just to be clear, I’m referring to the RPM metadata. If you build a package, and then run "rpm -q --qf '[%{FILENAMES} %{FILEMTIMES}\n]' -p package” on the output, the listed timestamps will not

Thanks... that's what I saw this morning...

it depends, if the task is having appends etc. they will still be applied. but main task you can override.

Can someone provide an answer on how to correct the following grub build issue ? I am attempting to build a grub image under zeus, and I am seeing the error output below… It appears that

Hi Byron, It's a dependency problem. The build system cannot find a recipe to build libdebuglog1. You either need to provide that or you don't install anything that requires

If a recipe has a task “do_something() {…stuff…}”, and for some reason I do not want that task to execute its steps, but a different series of steps, can I over-ride the task from a .bbapend

Dear all, I build a libarary in other project. And add a bb file in yocto to add to my yocto project, but it appear error. who can tell me how to fix it? thanks, Byron

The getchildren and getiterator functions are deprecated in Python 3.9. Backport 3 patches to fix the build

right, so usually it means maintainers keep master moving forward and perhaps test with latest release or master or perhaps all releases after the thud branch, you have to ask this question to the

On 2020-11-03 6:16 a.m., Anders Montonen wrote: Hi Anders, I haven't played with that for a while but I'm pretty sure the answer is yes, it's intentional. You can

It's a simple operation. They check for the existence of /etc/apparmor.d/cache. If it doesn't exist, then they create it as a directory. I'm not sure why it can't be moved elsewhere, as we're not the

The right way would be to fix the recipe I think? What is doing that has to happen only on target and can't be done during do_rootfs? Alex

The recipe is apparmor, layer is meta-security. We're currently using the 2.x recipe, however the 3.x recipe appears to have the same function.

What recipe is it and what layer is it in? Alex