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precedence problem with custom xserver-xf86-config_0.1.bbappend recipe
Hi Stefan, A common mistake would be the forgotten semi-colon and/or _prepend: FILESEXTRAPATHS_prepend := "${THISDIR}/files" Another common mistake is to not respect the tree layout of the original pa
Hi Stefan, A common mistake would be the forgotten semi-colon and/or _prepend: FILESEXTRAPATHS_prepend := "${THISDIR}/files" Another common mistake is to not respect the tree layout of the original pa
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Quentin Schulz
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Where to define username/password when fetching sstate via http with basic authentication?
Hi Manuel, There is an example in the commit you sent, so I would say: SSTATE_MIRRORS ?= " \ file://.* http://someserver.tld/share/sstate/PATH;user=username:password;downloadfilename=PATH " ? Cheers,
Hi Manuel, There is an example in the commit you sent, so I would say: SSTATE_MIRRORS ?= " \ file://.* http://someserver.tld/share/sstate/PATH;user=username:password;downloadfilename=PATH " ? Cheers,
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Quentin Schulz
· #53687
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Making a recipe that enables a systemd service it doesn't provide
Hi François, Yes that seems like the origin of the error. Recipe data is local to the recipe. You therefore also cannot modify the openvpn recipe from another recipe (this includes enabling a service
Hi François, Yes that seems like the origin of the error. Recipe data is local to the recipe. You therefore also cannot modify the openvpn recipe from another recipe (this includes enabling a service
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Quentin Schulz
· #53670
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hostile freenode takeover
Hi Khem, all, I disagree. Matrix just does not work. I've been using with a few friends with mixed homeservers, chat.privacytools.io, matrix.org, converser.eu and self-hosted homeservers... I've somet
Hi Khem, all, I disagree. Matrix just does not work. I've been using with a few friends with mixed homeservers, chat.privacytools.io, matrix.org, converser.eu and self-hosted homeservers... I've somet
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Quentin Schulz
· #53595
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SSH_AUTH_SOCK unavailable when pulling modules
#golang
Hi Sven, No, I do not use any custom go-based recipe. BR, Quentin
Hi Sven, No, I do not use any custom go-based recipe. BR, Quentin
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Quentin Schulz
· #53395
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looking for a bit more info on licensing certain recipe files
They do define packages. Empty packages, but still packages. Look into deploy/ipk and search for *packagegroup*, you'll see some. It's probably a requirement/feature of package managers, so that you i
They do define packages. Empty packages, but still packages. Look into deploy/ipk and search for *packagegroup*, you'll see some. It's probably a requirement/feature of package managers, so that you i
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Quentin Schulz
· #53357
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looking for a bit more info on licensing certain recipe files
Hi Robert, Wild guess: all packages need a license. MIT is quite permissive so safe as a default? Don't know about this one but I guess it's some rest of the original implementation where I guess ever
Hi Robert, Wild guess: all packages need a license. MIT is quite permissive so safe as a default? Don't know about this one but I guess it's some rest of the original implementation where I guess ever
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Quentin Schulz
· #53355
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SSH_AUTH_SOCK unavailable when pulling modules
#golang
On Ubuntu, when the password for my SSH key is in the gnome keyring, I run: eval $(/usr/bin/gnome-keyring-daemon --start --components=pkcs11,secrets,ssh); export SSH_AUTH_SOCK in the terminal that wil
On Ubuntu, when the password for my SSH key is in the gnome keyring, I run: eval $(/usr/bin/gnome-keyring-daemon --start --components=pkcs11,secrets,ssh); export SSH_AUTH_SOCK in the terminal that wil
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Quentin Schulz
· #53354
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any compelling reason to use SDK rather than eSDK?
Hi, It's very big and probably include your proprietary SW header and libraries at the very least... or third party prebuilt binaries/libraries you're not supposed to share outside of your product. Th
Hi, It's very big and probably include your proprietary SW header and libraries at the very least... or third party prebuilt binaries/libraries you're not supposed to share outside of your product. Th
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Quentin Schulz
· #53337
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AppArmor with BusyBox
Hi Khem, Not sure to really understand the question, but the -d option of xargs is for specifying a delimiter different than the default space. There is no support for such a thing in Busybox implemen
Hi Khem, Not sure to really understand the question, but the -d option of xargs is for specifying a delimiter different than the default space. There is no support for such a thing in Busybox implemen
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Quentin Schulz
· #53311
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ERROR: Fetcher failure: Fetch command export...
It looks like an issue with your DNS which does not return anything for downloads.yoctoproject.org? Cheers, Quentin
It looks like an issue with your DNS which does not return anything for downloads.yoctoproject.org? Cheers, Quentin
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Quentin Schulz
· #53291
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Switching a recipe between git head and git tag (for a release)
Hi Martin, Look how swupdate recipes are done in meta-swupdate: https://github.com/sbabic/meta-swupdate/tree/master/recipes-support/swupdate Basically all variants include the .inc file where everythi
Hi Martin, Look how swupdate recipes are done in meta-swupdate: https://github.com/sbabic/meta-swupdate/tree/master/recipes-support/swupdate Basically all variants include the .inc file where everythi
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Quentin Schulz
· #53272
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AppArmor with BusyBox
Hi Konstantin, Busybox implementation of xargs does not support specifying a delimiter. I suggest you to install the full-featured xargs which is provided by the findutils recipe. You probably need to
Hi Konstantin, Busybox implementation of xargs does not support specifying a delimiter. I suggest you to install the full-featured xargs which is provided by the findutils recipe. You probably need to
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Quentin Schulz
· #53270
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Get PR value of another recipe
Hi Mauro, No. Recipe data is local to the recipe. Cheers, Quentin
Hi Mauro, No. Recipe data is local to the recipe. Cheers, Quentin
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Quentin Schulz
· #52966
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Naming images
Hi Damien, IMAGE_NAME variable is the one specifying the name which should be used for the final image. c.f. https://docs.yoctoproject.org/ref-manual/variables.html#term-IMAGE_NAME By default, its val
Hi Damien, IMAGE_NAME variable is the one specifying the name which should be used for the final image. c.f. https://docs.yoctoproject.org/ref-manual/variables.html#term-IMAGE_NAME By default, its val
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Quentin Schulz
· #52954
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[docs] [PATCH 1/2] scripts/run-docs-build: add for loop when publishing tags/branches
Hi Nicolas, What about using `git tag -l 3.2*` so that we don't need to maintain the list of tags? Or, maybe `git tag --contains <3.1.5 commit hash introducing sphinx doc> --contains <3.2 commit hash
Hi Nicolas, What about using `git tag -l 3.2*` so that we don't need to maintain the list of tags? Or, maybe `git tag --contains <3.1.5 commit hash introducing sphinx doc> --contains <3.2 commit hash
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Quentin Schulz
· #52918
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package_rpm and file conflicts.
Hi Randall, You cannot, you need to either not instal init-ifupdown and busybox-udhdpc or modify them to not install this file in your image. Cheers, Quentin
Hi Randall, You cannot, you need to either not instal init-ifupdown and busybox-udhdpc or modify them to not install this file in your image. Cheers, Quentin
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Quentin Schulz
· #52819
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Which recipes put qtwebkit in my image?
Hi Mauro, oe-pkgdata-util lookup-recipe qtwebkit could help. Or if you know which file you don't want in your fs and want to know which package is installing it: oe-pkgdata-util find-path '*qtwebkit*'
Hi Mauro, oe-pkgdata-util lookup-recipe qtwebkit could help. Or if you know which file you don't want in your fs and want to know which package is installing it: oe-pkgdata-util find-path '*qtwebkit*'
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Quentin Schulz
· #52739
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how often would one use "VAR_someoverride_append = ..."?
Hi Robert, For that particular example, I'm not entirely sure what the actual value for VAR would be. Also not sure what: VAR = "snafu" VAR_append = " more" VAR_qemux86 = "qemu" would mean for VAR. I
Hi Robert, For that particular example, I'm not entirely sure what the actual value for VAR would be. Also not sure what: VAR = "snafu" VAR_append = " more" VAR_qemux86 = "qemu" would mean for VAR. I
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Quentin Schulz
· #52662
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how often would one use "VAR_someoverride_append = ..."?
Hi Robert, https://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/poky/tree/meta/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-yocto_5.10.bb#n12 for example. This is an example of a "valid" use case (not that there are invalid ones
Hi Robert, https://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/poky/tree/meta/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-yocto_5.10.bb#n12 for example. This is an example of a "valid" use case (not that there are invalid ones
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Quentin Schulz
· #52647
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