I've recently started getting an internal compiler error when building an aarch64 kernel. It only happens once in a while, and re-running the task usually just succeeds, so I don't know how to reprodu

Sorry, I'm probably a bit slow. Do you mean this part Well, if you have the expansion, just put it in a variable the function references... ? That was in response to something that I since discovered

Alternatively, as I will only need this for files I provide via file:// SRC_URIs, perhaps that fetcher could be taught a ";varexpand=1" parameter. Bitbake must be doing md5sum or similar on local file

Yeah, I just tried changing it to v1 = "VAR" v2 = "IABLE" d.getVar(v1 + v2) and bitbake no longer knew about the dependency on VARIABLE :( I can't be the first one to want to substitute bitbake variab

Well, I thought that as well at first. But there must be something done at run-time to feed back the variable dependencies, because if I add a completely dumb python do_configure() { import fileinput

I have a do_configure() python function which is essentially python do_configure() { import fileinput with open("foo.txt", "w") as out: for line in fileinput.input(files=d.getVar("FOO_INPUT").split())

Thanks, "multiconfig" was a thing I wasn't aware of. I'll see if I can get that to work. Rasmus

Is there some way to build images based on both musl and glibc for the same machine? Say, I need an initramfs to be as small as possible, and glibc is several MB, so I'd like to base that image (and o