Hi Vaibhav, Out of curiosity which image did you build? Kind regards, Laurent. <vdeshpande@...> wrote:

Hi Alessio, Have you had a look at crosstool-ng? Best regards, Laurent.

Hi Robert, Having the device tree compiler on the target has been useful for me in the past to check the actual content of the device tree using commands such as: * dtc -I fs -O dts /sys/firmware/devi

Hi again, kswapd is triggered (even when there is no swap space) to reclaim some space when the memory runs low. There is no way to turn it completely off, with the swappiness parameter you can contro

Ciao Mauro, Sounds more like a pure Linux/UNIX question than a yocto one :-) As you most likely know on an embedded system which uses permanent storage (NAND flash or eMMC) that is subject to wear it

Hehe, who needs a new command when you have already have "echo" :-)

I would guess so. Here is a way to figure out all the packages in which your file is delivered (small trick that has proven quite useful for me to figure out which recipe/package provides a specific f

Hi Mauro, From my experience there should be an error reported during the image creation as long as the two *packages* that contain a file with the same name are BOTH installed in the root filesystem.

Hi Mauro, all, During the creation of the rootfs of your image yocto will try to install both packages, and should complain loudly because the same file is provided by two packages. There are a few wa

Also as Quentin suggested it might be needed to remove the "-mt" suffix, but I see it in the do_install() method of the "boost" recipe for revision 1.64. Kind regards, Laurent. On Tue, Mar 17, 2020 at

Hi again Emily, You have put your finger on the core issue there. The name of the boost python library which is linked in your "opc-ua-server-gfex" recipe is "boost_python-mt" where it seems that it s

Hi Emily, To find the solution to your issue in a rational and deterministic way we need to start from the error message. What I understand is that while build recipe "opc-ua-server-gfex" you get an e

Hi all, I would second what Nicolas pointed out: * on the server side you want to make sure that you extract the rootfs tar file as user root. Kind Regards, Laurent.

Hi Mauro, Glad this helps. Another option I thought of after replying was to change which dtb is loaded by u-boot at boot time. This would involve changes to u-boot-imx. Kind regards, Laurent.

Ciao Mauro, My best guess is that you should do the following: 1. Create a linux-imx_%.bbappend recipe in your layer (assuming you have one). 2. Add a do_install_append function which overrides $D/boo

Hi Zoran, I just saw your reply now. I think that you might want to remove the INHIBIT_SYSROOT_STRIP and other INHIBIT_* options from your recipe. For reference a message from Khem warning that this o

Hi Zoran, You are almost there! I can feel it... :-) The issue I see is that the following files have been build but NOTinstalled: * libcannelloni-common.so.0 * libcannelloni-common.so.0.0.1 If you ma

Hi Zoran, The issue seems to be that the executable /usr/bin/cannelloni has a reference to a shared library (libcannelloni-common.so.0) for which the Yocto build system is not able to determine automa

Hi JH, As you are not providing enough details in your request we have to guess the nature of the issue you are seeing. I will just point out a few things that could help in your situation. If this is

Hi there, Questions based on experience: * Doesn't your network require you to use a network proxy to access URLs that are external to your network? If so: * Do you have the right environment variable