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u-boot compile error with Kconfig
I am getting an error on only one of our many build machines when building u-boot. This particular machine is the only one running Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS. We have several other build nodes running Ubuntu
I am getting an error on only one of our many build machines when building u-boot. This particular machine is the only one running Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS. We have several other build nodes running Ubuntu
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Rusty Howell
· #57126
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SSTATE cache getting huge. Delete or use sstate-cache-management.sh
A few weeks ago, our NFS-mounted sstate-cache was about 748 GB in size. I ran the script "sstate-cache-management.sh". It took a very long time (about two hours) but was able to free up 307 GB of spac
A few weeks ago, our NFS-mounted sstate-cache was about 748 GB in size. I ran the script "sstate-cache-management.sh". It took a very long time (about two hours) but was able to free up 307 GB of spac
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Rusty Howell
· #57052
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SSTATE corruption
Is the sstate cache sensitive to different releases and or the ordering of the bblayers? We are upgrading our Yocto-based distro from dunfell to hardknott. So for a while we will be building our distr
Is the sstate cache sensitive to different releases and or the ordering of the bblayers? We are upgrading our Yocto-based distro from dunfell to hardknott. So for a while we will be building our distr
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Rusty Howell
· #56526
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Support filenames with i18n chars
Hello, I am trying to get filenames with utf-8 chars to appear correctly when doing the "ls" command. Currently, "ls" will output the filename but replace the international char with "?". For example
Hello, I am trying to get filenames with utf-8 chars to appear correctly when doing the "ls" command. Currently, "ls" will output the filename but replace the international char with "?". For example
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Rusty Howell
· #56150
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Questions about shared sstate, dl_dir, buildhistory_dir
Related to this topic of setting up a cluster of build nodes: https://lists.yoctoproject.org/g/yocto/topic/85515144 We have multiple build nodes right now configured to use a shared SSTATE cache and s
Related to this topic of setting up a cluster of build nodes: https://lists.yoctoproject.org/g/yocto/topic/85515144 We have multiple build nodes right now configured to use a shared SSTATE cache and s
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Rusty Howell
· #55612
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Running unittests built by SDK
We are building our software with a Yocto SDK we created against our imx8m board. We would like to be able to execute unit tests (C++ tests written in Google Test) quickly without having to copy our u
We are building our software with a Yocto SDK we created against our imx8m board. We would like to be able to execute unit tests (C++ tests written in Google Test) quickly without having to copy our u
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Rusty Howell
· #55571
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Sharing sstate cache across build nodes
Thanks for the replies, Richard. Can SSTATE_DIR be shared across build hosts with different OS's (Ubuntu 18.04, ubuntu 20.04, etc, RHEL)? Our build hosts are somewhat ephemeral. Occasionally we need t
Thanks for the replies, Richard. Can SSTATE_DIR be shared across build hosts with different OS's (Ubuntu 18.04, ubuntu 20.04, etc, RHEL)? Our build hosts are somewhat ephemeral. Occasionally we need t
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Rusty Howell
· #54734
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Sharing sstate cache across build nodes
Below is an accidental DM between Richard and myself. I am posting it here for others. > When setting up a shared sstate cache via NFS, do all the build hosts have > read/write access to the sstate ca
Below is an accidental DM between Richard and myself. I am posting it here for others. > When setting up a shared sstate cache via NFS, do all the build hosts have > read/write access to the sstate ca
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Rusty Howell
· #54733
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Sharing sstate cache across build nodes
Hello, We are having a problem with the PR server resetting the PR number it is returning for a given package/arch/checksum. Our setup is as follows: We have multiple linux servers being used as build
Hello, We are having a problem with the PR server resetting the PR number it is returning for a given package/arch/checksum. Our setup is as follows: We have multiple linux servers being used as build
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Rusty Howell
· #54697
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Reducing the perl footprint on my image
Steve, you're right. My image.bb is adding various lmsensors packages to the IMAGE_INSTALL, some of which depend on perl-modules. perl-modules seems to be the big monster, not perl. We need lmsensors.
Steve, you're right. My image.bb is adding various lmsensors packages to the IMAGE_INSTALL, some of which depend on perl-modules. perl-modules seems to be the big monster, not perl. We need lmsensors.
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Rusty Howell
· #52565
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Reducing the perl footprint on my image
I have an image that is using debian package management (PACKAGE_CLASSES = "package_deb"). Because apt and dpkg require perl, perl is being installed in the image. No problem. Except that the entire p
I have an image that is using debian package management (PACKAGE_CLASSES = "package_deb"). Because apt and dpkg require perl, perl is being installed in the image. No problem. Except that the entire p
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Rusty Howell
· #52546
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Timing a recipe
"time bitbake recipe" is perfect for manual things. But I wanted to also measure the recipe times when building the entire image. I ended up creating a bbappend with new pre/post tasks for the main ta
"time bitbake recipe" is perfect for manual things. But I wanted to also measure the recipe times when building the entire image. I ended up creating a bbappend with new pre/post tasks for the main ta
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Rusty Howell
· #52351
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Timing a recipe
Is there a way to automatically record build time of a recipe without modifying the recipe itself? I have a recipe that is a monster, it has many git URIs and produces many packages that are coupled.
Is there a way to automatically record build time of a recipe without modifying the recipe itself? I have a recipe that is a monster, it has many git URIs and produces many packages that are coupled.
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Rusty Howell
· #52322
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Best convention for FILES variable
Hello, I am relatively new to yocto, and I am working on several recipes at the moment and I'm wondering about using wildcards in my FILES_{PN} list. None of the packages have more than 5 or 6 files t
Hello, I am relatively new to yocto, and I am working on several recipes at the moment and I'm wondering about using wildcards in my FILES_{PN} list. None of the packages have more than 5 or 6 files t
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Rusty Howell
· #51502
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