HI All, I created a recipe with pipoe for python3-psycopg2cffi when compiling this error occured: ERROR: Do not try to fetch `cffi>=1.0' for building. Please add its native recipe to DEPENDS. I create

Hi All, I'm in serious task here and I need to cross compile a Cmake project. I need to send an SDK to a client with steps to cross compile the project. This project is compiling successfully via a Yo

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Hi, Actually the Yocto SDK sets LD variable correctly : here is its value : aarch64-poky-linux-ld --sysroot=/media/talel/data/sdk-multigate/sysroots/aarch64-poky-linux Now I'm stuck with linking, Plea

Sorry this is rest of the mail: I need to use the macchina WORKDIR in a different recipe , so that I can compile only my sample. For example, in my recipe I export those global variable used in the Ma

Hi All, I have a macchina.io recipe that fetches the source from Github and compiles it correctly. In the WORKDIR , there is a samples directory with many examples, and each example has a Makefile, he

Hi, Thanks for the reply. Setting LD to $CC didn't work as well.

Hi All, I have an SDK populated from an image. After sourcing the SDK env file, I try to run make on a project with this command : make CC="$CC" LD="$LD" CFLAGS="${CFLAGS} --sysroot=/media/talel/data/

Hi, The kernel compiles every DTS exists in the Makefile which is located with DTS files. (arch/arm/boot/dts/Makefile) or (arch/arm64/boot/dts/[VENDOR]/Makefile) In order to see what device tree is de

Hi All, I created a recipe that builds an NPM package, it worked well on the Zeus branch , but in another environment using Sumo branch this error occurred : Log data follows | DEBUG: Executing shell

Thanks for the support, Here what I tried and it worked: And now everything is fetched and then unpacked into ${S}/git correctly. Thanks, Talel

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You are right, it needs nodejs-native in DEPENDS. Now it is working Thanks a lot.

Hi, I'm trying to make a recipe for an NPM package. The source files are local. Here is my recipe: LICENSE="CLOSED" SRC_URI+="file://sense-web_${PV].zip" S=${WORKDIR} DEPENDS+="nodejs" do_compile(){ e

Hi, Thanks for the quick reply , Actually I was wrong about https, I changed it to http and added: SRCURL = "git://gitlab.tools.comp.local/comp/sense/sense_frontend" instead of SRCURL = "http://gitlab

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Hello All, I have a private git repo which is in a local gitlab server. Here is the local repo domain: http://gitlab.tools.comp.local/comp/sense/sense_frontend I already saved the git credentials (use

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Hi, A response came only to me : So I added EXTRA_OEMAKE += "-I${STAGING_INCDIR} to fix the systemd include error. But I still get the error of : /media/talel/data/menzu-zeus/menzu/tmp/work/aarch64-po

HI Again, The systemd issue is solved by installing the libsystemd in my native host, but I got another problem linking the lib with "ld" : | /media/talel/data/menzu-zeus/menzu/tmp/work/aarch64-poky-l

Hi Community, I'm trying to make a recipe for source files with a Makefile , files are under : https://github.com/wirepas/gateway/tree/master/sink_service I can't add the recipe directly from the URL,

Hi Again, I solved the issue, The problem was that when yocto unpacks the source files it unpacks it not in tmp/work/.../python3-wirepas-messaging/python3-wirepas-messaging-1.0 which is the work direc

Hi again, When I add the recipe with devtool and I disable the .bbappend that adds externalsrc the same error appears. Should I add it to final recipe as well ? Can anyone explain this for me ? Thanks

HI, I'm trying to make a recipe for wirepas-gateway and wirepas-messaging, let's take wirepas-messaging for an example , it is so easy : I'm downloading the https://github.com/wirepas/backend-apis/tre