my goal of this test was to see if I could use the n450 BSP as a starting point for a BSP to support my Acer Aspire One n450 based netbook. The core-image-sato will boot from USB key on the netbook if

I really started over this time. Formatted all 3 drives in my system and did a complete install of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Desktop x64. I installed the required tools listed in the current 1.2 version of the

Since I started over on my build from the long thread on this subject, I thought I'd start another thread on the issue. I took the tarball for poky-denzil-7.0 and extracted it into my home directory.

Cool!

I went back and added the SRCREVs but that didn't fix it. Maybe the cleansstate doesn't clean enough up to allow me to continue. I'll add the srcrevs to the tarball version when I restart my testing.

So you're really not going to like hearing this :-) I ran the default n450 build from the tarball BSPs same libperl error. I'm going to blow everything away including my download directory and start f

Okay, for my experiment, I can just use the BSP tarballs. Thanks, Jim A

I was looking at the Yocto Development Manual (Latest), section 4.6.2. Creating Config Fragments. I was confused about the file statement and the naming of the directory to locate the fragment file un

It's interesting. I got the standard build to complete without any changes except the SRCREV statements. It booted on the Netbook just fine, but without networking. I went back to the bbappend file an

I've also been seeing a number of build failures related to this error: libperl not found, disables Perl scripting support. Please install libperl-dev or perl-devel Is this part of the patches that ar

So this fixes the issue, but I just want to know how you knew which commit strings to use is this case? I finally found them, but not sure why you pick these particular ones. Jim A

I have local kernels on the system, but I hope I'm not using them. The last good build I did used a local kernel. However, I started by blowing away the poky dir and the /build dir. I did a new clone

Something has changes very recently. I was building with a fresh clone of poky and meta-intel. checked out Denzil on both. only modified to support the meta-n450 layer, the parallel options and the lo

I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. Jim A

Scott, I had to go thru the apt log for the day I posted this issues. Below are the packages. I imagine that texlive brought in the last 8 or so. Jim A Selecting previously unselected package libxml2-

Just to simplify the previous thread on this subject. To solve the issue I brought up about the Development Manual Appendix B examples, it boils down to this: 1. A denzil branch of poky-extra has now

Okay I did the example B.2 in the developer manual without having done B.1 first. Summary is it works as documented. However, the WARNING below scared me into thinking I had an issue. If I ignore it,

As I said from my iPhone last night, yes I did do cleansstate as stated in the manual. I will reset and run a test of Apendix B.2 taking the path of not having done B.1 first. Maybe the stuff related

Yes I did cleansstate.

While I had this working I thought I'd complete the Appendix B example for the CONFIG_SMP change. I'm finding problems with the compile step after menuconfig is run to turn off SMP. I get a mismatch t