https://github.com/fsnotify/fsnotify/issues/426 I discovered the issue while building something on Warrior. Yeah, I know it's been fixed a couple weeks ago in Yocto, but it brings up a bigger point of

Ah progress! ;) Good find.

Nope, you are seeing exactly what I would have expected. You have verified a lot of functionality. Your kernel boots, mounts a root file system, and executes your init command. So that's a big step. N

You could sell this as a very secure box ;) Kidding aside, it didn't "zip" through runlevel 5, in fact, you don't know what runlevel it is actually in. 11 seconds after your file system is mounted, a

Hi Robert, That's not old, that's ancient in dog^HU-Boot years - LOL! It's been quite a while since I looked at a PPC U-Boot, but at a minimum, you will need to link U-Boot to a RAM'able address. By d

I have very occasionally hit hung tasks, but I was usually able to identify the exact task which was hanging, it was never "many". Note that some tasks which may appear "hung" may be waiting for a dep

<paul.eggleton@...> wrote: Thanks for comments. But the point here is that in some workflows (especially with a commercial vendor's implementation) we strongly encourage users _NOT_ to mod

Hi, I was trying to "patch a patch" in a u-boot recipe using standard bbappends technique. I added a task before do_patch after do_unpack to munge the patch that was broken. Here is what seems to happ

<paul.eggleton@...> wrote: I gave this some thought after Armin's comment, and yes, maybe there is a way to estimate the size available. I'll look further into it. That what I thought, too

Hi Armin, Great catching up with you last week, and thanks for looking at my patch. I supposed it's a double edged sword. If we make it a variable, it can be set wrong and the build hang again. OTOH,

See https://bugzilla.yoctoproject.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7541 Current implementation of live image type cannot support image size greater than 4GB. If the image gets too large, the build simply hangs sil

Hi Kai, In your layer, create a .bbappend matching the basename of the package you want to change. Using your example, create recipes-connectivity/openssh/openssh_6.6p1.bbappend (make sure versions ma

I'd be willing to help out.

Gosh, am I the only one that still uses PDF manuals? I like the 'P' part of PDFs - standalone (no internet) and searchable. BTW, I have occasionally tried building them, without much success. I'm sure

Greetings, I'm playing around with core-image-sato built for MACHINE=qemuarm, and running under qemu-system-arm on Mavericks. I'm using qemu version 2.1.2 from macports, and the qemuarm images were bu

You forgot the fourth question: - Who reads the docs? ;) In all seriousness, the YP has some of the best docs I've ever seen come out of an open source project. My only comment: make it easier to buil

...for being recognized by Yahoo Finance Business Insider column for her contributions to open source and the Yocto Project, and getting some very nice PR for the project! http://finance.yahoo.com/new

Gosh, I though ldd, originally a hard-to-maintain script, was obsoleted a long time ago. This command: $ readelf --dynamic <binary> provides the same information, and readelf can be found in every cro

I'd also be interested in knowing what host you built it on, as several of us (including myself) have had difficulty building docs. Thanks, Chris

I took a stab at clarifying the terminology in a blog post back in April. I *think* I got it mostly right ;) http://blogs.mentor.com/chrishallinan/blog/2012/04/13/yocto-versus-poky-versus-angstrom-etc