Hi All, I had written a bitbake file to download and install AWS SDK C from GitHub https://github.com/aws/aws-iot-device-sdk-embedded-C based on existing recipes https://github.com/aws/meta-aws, but I

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Hi All, Can anyone please help me this issue. Thanks & Regards, VR

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Hi, do_install failed with an error "ninja: error: unknown target 'install'". Kindly please help me to fix the above issue. -- Configuring done -- Generating done -- Build files have been written to:

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Hi Quentin Schulz & Ross, Thanks for the information. Based on meta-aws I had written the recipe and do_compile has completed. Now I want to install demos in to the build which are located at tmp/work

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Hi VR, You need to put the SDK filename into SRC_URI as well otherwise Yocto does not fetch it from the files directory. Also, Ross had a good suggestion too, please check that the recipe or a similar

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Hi Quentin Schulz, Thanks for the reply. I had downloaded the SDK into "files" folder of my recipe and given CMakeLists.txt as SRCURI. Is it correct to do like this? Here is the Error: (It's a long er

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Hi VR, If you don't give us the log, we won't be able to help you. Where is the sdk? You need to add it into your SRC_URI (you can also just pass a URL to a git repo or tarball download link). Quentin

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I suggest looking at meta-aws (https://github.com/aws/meta-aws) to see if that has a recipe already, and if it doesn't use one of the recipes there as a starting point. Ross

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Hi, I'm trying to write a recipe to install AWS SDK into the build(https://github.com/aws/aws-iot-device-sdk-embedded-C), but I complete don't know how to do it. Based on online example https://github

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Hi, I'm new to Yocto Project/Embedded Linux. I had added hostapd recipe (https://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/recipe/28409/) into my build image, and when I try to run "hostapd hostapd.conf" in

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Hi, You can use BBMASK variable in your configuration file to prevent bitbake from parsing certain recipes. For example, BBMASK = "example.bb" Here, BitBake ignores the example.bb recipe. Hope this he

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Hi, You can use BBMASK variable in your configuration file to prevent bitbake from parsing certain recipes. For example, BBMASK = "example.bb" Here, BitBake ignores the example.bb recipe. Hope this he

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Thanks Andy, I tried to boot the linux kernel using TFTP/NFS, i got this below error BOOTP broadcast 1 DHCP client bound to address 10.78.216.7 (12 ms) Using ethernet@30be0000 device TFTP from server

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Hi Ida, We have a "tasty menu of bugs" ;-) for people who are new to Yocto: https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/Bug_Triage#Newcomer_Bug Let me know if any of those appeal to you or just register in the

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Welcome Ida, Hope you find the project interesting, Feel free to reach out to this community if you need help or have any questions

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Hello, I'm Ida Delphine and I'm new to the Yocto Project. Excited to contribute to the Yocto project and hopefully become an outreachy intern.

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Thanks... Yesterday I decided to go with ntpq/ntpdate/and a ntpstat script which does some basic stats through ntpd/ntpq/ntpdate and Chrony. We will see how it goes might be enough... Steve

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Please, try this: https://github.com/ZoranStojsavljevic/bbb-yocto/blob/master/bbb-releases/bbb-dunfell/local.conf This is the systemd addendum in my BBB Dunfell local.conf : ## Add systemd service DIS

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what all functionality are you looking for. E.g. there is date utility and hwclock utility which can help you manipulate system time. you could also look into ntpd and/or chrony for Network time setti

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Currently not using system as our default init system (investigating why but this might not be an option). Is there any other utility I might use under Yocto to get similar data as that produced by ti

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