Hi, I m working on the yocto project. I can be able to create image (core-image-base) and u-boot (imx-boot-sd.bin). I can able to boot these images from the sdcard. But I want to boot u-boot from eMMC

#yocto #kernel #uboot #linux

Hi VR, Please make sure that the interface name in hostapd.conf matches with the wireless interface name of your target. By default it is set to wlan0, but it could be different in your target (for ex

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Hi Khem Raj, I had checked, but I couldn’t find any such option in .bb file. As I’m to new to Yocto, can you kindly please tell me how to remove man page option. Thanks & Regards, Vijay Rakesh

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<vijayrakeshmunganda@...> wrote: you might want to check if there is a way to disable building/installing manpages, most of the times you don't need them on embedded targets.

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Hi Khem raj, Regarding zbar, I found the video option was disabled in the .bb file, so I had changed it to --enable-video and ran the build, but the build failed at do_install. Do I Need to make chang

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Hi Khem Raj, It worked. Included gnutls and tested with other network. Thanks & Regards, Vijay Rakesh

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hard to say, unless more details are available, usually runtime deps and build time deps are handled fine but there might be some outliers.

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Hi Khem Raj, Thanks for the reply. I had installed openssl and curl, but not gnutls because compilation was successful. I’ll definitely try ur suggestion. Thank you! Please correct me if I’m wrong, ev

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check what all packageconfig is being used are you using gnutls, then you might want to try nss or openssl and see if that helps.

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Hi, I'm trying to do HTTPS POST using curl with CA certificate, but I got an error as "curl_easy_perform() failed: Couldn't connect to server". The same code works on a Linux machine but not on my tar

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Hi Randy, Thanks for the reply. I’m using Dunfell 3.1.1 with bitbake version 1.48.0. I had downloaded hostapd recipe from http://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/recipe/28409/ for my target system i

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Hi VR, What version/release of yocto (oe-core, bitbake, ...) are you using? What image are you building and what did you add to your local.conf ? What is your target system and who provided the BSP? I

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Hi Quentin, Thanks for the reply. I had recently started learning, can you please explain me little more in detail. How to add target named? And How to override do_install? I searched online, but coul

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Hi, No target named install. Add one or override do_install task since by default it "calls" the install target. [...] IIRC, gitsm in SRC_URI instead of git should handle that: https://docs.yoctoproje

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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:

#dunfell #linux #yocto

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

#dunfell #linux #yocto

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

#dunfell #linux #yocto

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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