Hi, I'm trying to install openjdk-8 from meta-java layer, but I got below error while installing it. Please anyone help me with this error. | g++: error: unrecognized command line option ‘-fmacro-pref

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Hi, I have download meta-java layer and added to the conf/bblayer.conf file, then added jamvm to conf/local.conf file and ran bitbake command, but I got this error as "Nothing RPROVIDES 'jamvm' (but /

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Hi, I'm running cmake to build shared libraries, but cmake gives me following error. Please suggest me. | checking whether make supports the include directive... yes (GNU style) | checking for gcc...

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Hi, I had installed a library into the build by writing my own recipe, but cmake couldn't find my installed package. Please anyone suggest what I have to add in my recipe? CMake Error at recipe-sysroo

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Hi Paul, I apologise, thanks for the correction. Thanks & Regards, Vijay Rakesh

Hi Ravi, Below links might help you, choose one of the them you need. Download and add this recipe into the your build and recipe name to IMAGE_INSTALL_append in local.conf file. https://layers.openem

Is re compiling the .so file is correct? I found one solution online, tried to recompile and my build is got successful. do_compile(){ ${CXX} -shared -o libopentok.so ${S}/lib/libopentok.so } Thanks,

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I had tried your suggestion and bitbake started to reinstall all packages but facing the same issue. Bitbake doesn't show any progress. meta-clang = "dunfell:e63d6f9abba5348e2183089d6ef5ea384d7ae8d8"

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Hi Raj, I had downloaded complete meta-clang and ran bitbake then I got an error message as layer is not compatible with dunfell version. Then I had downloaded libcxx recipe and added into the build,

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Hi, I'm trying to install a pre-compiled library, but I got an error as follows. I had tried to add libcxx from meta-clang, but it doesn't compatible with Yocto dunfell version. Is there another way t

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Hi Quentin, Thank you for the earlier help. After that, I got a QA Issue and I was trying to solve it, but I'm unable to do it. Any suggestions would be helpful. Package contains non-symlink .so: tokb

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Thank you! it worked. Thanks, Vijay Rakesh.

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This is the path to libopentok.so tmp/work/aarch64-poky-linux/tokbox/1.0-r0/libopentok_linux_llvm_arm64/lib/ Thanks, Vijay Rakesh.

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By changing to S = "${WORKDIR}/libopentok_linux_llvm_arm64" error got eliminated, thank you. Now, how can I install the file under opentok_linux_llvm_arm64/lib/libopentok.so into the rootfs? I tried t

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I figured out URL is hyperlinked with another URL. When I use a hyperlinked URL it is getting copied and extracted into the working directory. Thanks. Thanks, Vijay Rakesh.

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Hi Paul Barker, No, ${WORKDIR}/tokbox directory is empty, it is not getting placed. I can only see it in the downloads directory. I'm Yocto Project Dunfell version. Thanks, Vijay Rakesh.

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Hi Zoran, Thanks for the reply. The reason behind CMakeLists.txt does not appear is because tgz file is getting extracted into the source folder, it is empty when I checked. My recipe is unable to ext

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Anyone, please suggest. Thanks, Vijay Rakesh

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Hi All, I'm trying to install the Tokbox library into the build, but the tar file is not getting extracted into the folder. Here is my recipe code, kindly please help me where I went wrong. Recipe: DE

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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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