Hey there. I am building a Boot2Qt image for my Jetson Nano. Yocto release is dunfell. Currently I am trying to build the scipy library release 1.5.3. This is the recipe I am using: inherit pypi setup

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I recommend putting your whole python project into a repository (e.g. with git) and then create a recipe that fetches the git repository and installs the files to a sensible location. You should be ab

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Hello beautiful people, I successfully executed helloworld.py on the raspberrypi by making a layer. BUt now i need to add a whole python code with classes etc, which exists in different files like the

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Hi All, I'm trying to bitbake a recipe for python3-dlib (the python API). Here is the recipe: SUMMARY = "A toolkit for making real world machine learning and data analysis applications" HOMEPAGE = "ht

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Thanks for the suggestion, but they are using the C++ API as well. I already created a recipe for the C++ API of dlib and it is working, the only thing needed is compitling the Python API.

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did you look into http://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/recipe/135534/

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Hi All, Did anyone manage to create a recipe for python dlib from the official site https://github.com/davisking/dlib ? They provide C++ and Python API, (CMakeLists + setup.py). All recipes found for

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According to [1] yes - you might want to consider back porting one of the more recent versions of numpy from [2], as you are using a pretty outdated one [1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5466584

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Hi All, I integrated python3-numpy in my image and when trying to import it I get this error: (python3 version: 3.7.7) ------ >>> import cv2 OpenCV bindings requires "numpy" package. Install it via co

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Hello, we are using a recipe to fetch binary from artifactory and package it in rootfile system. and this artifactory path can be dynamic so i am using linux system variable to pass this information t

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Okay, that makes sense! I'll look for a better solution. KR, Felix

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(re-adding list as this certainly does not contain sensitive information - others might add other opinions and hints, as well as my answer should be available for everyone to find it.) Am Mo., 22. Feb

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Hi I am aware that what I am asking for is a bit ugly. The reason is that I have a small amount of memory at my disposal. I'm working with a setup with two partitions, a root-fs and an overlayed appli

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Howdy! Am Mo., 22. Feb. 2021 um 13:22 Uhr schrieb <felixn1996@...>: No problem, welcome on board! Whats the reasoning behind this? If its meant to be a work-around for "my custom software totall

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Hello! I'm new to the Yocto Project. It is my first time posting a Yocto related question. If this is the wrong place, I apologize in advance. I need to change the python installation location on my t

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The issue here is that you are overwriting the DEPENDS after the inherit. Two ways to solve this problem Either use DEPENDS = "python3-astropy-helpers" PYPI_PACKAGE = "astropy" inherit pypi or PYPI_PA

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I'm attempting to make a simple bitbake recipe for python3-astropy that inherits from pypi and setuptools3. The very simple recipe is attached. When I build I'm getting this error: | import pkg_resour

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Hi there,

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Hi, I'm new to Yocto project. I'm running basic MQTT publish code in python, when I run my code I got error as, "ssl.SSLCertVerificationError: [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify faile

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Hi Vijay Reading and following the section about "Writing a New Recipe" in the manual is probably a good starting point: https://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/mega-manual/mega-manual.html#new-reci

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