We are pleased to announce some new resources on the Yocto Project. When you build a custom Linux distribution for your device using the Yocto Project, you can also build an Application Development To

Hi, Scott The patch is in the attachment for your review. Below is some notes: 1) Basically I wouldn't like to change any logic of the original code. 2) -serial stdio and -nographic options are remove

Hi, all, I start looking into our LTP failures now and get some cursory picture. ( http://bugzilla.pokylinux.org/show_bug.cgi?id=169 ) I tried qemux86 sato image from latest M2 build, and there're in

Hi all, This is the Sanity Test Report for M2 20101211 build. QA finished sanity+weekly test cases. Toolchain testing and qemuppc testing is blocked because there is no image built out. There are 3 ne

Folks, As we get ready for M3 opening up shortly, I wanted to get folks aware of where we are with M2 and the recipe updating process. Based on my rough reckoning, we had about 266 recipes that needed

I rebased the previous patch of adding package of environment files to be compatible with the new cross-canadian.bbclass Pull URL: git://git.pokylinux.org/poky-contrib.git Branch: llu/bug565 Browse: h

Hi, Jessica I have put the installer script tar ball in the below links: http://llu-piketon.sh.intel.com/installer.tar You can have a try. Below is some key notes: 1. since now version has problems, w

Folks, We have forked M2 off to builds/milestone now and master is open again for M3 integration. M2 will take specific and targeted changes for stability and critical bug fixing. Master is available

I'm kind of surprised when seeing this data, as I thought we have upgraded more than 110 recipes. Then distro team gathered just now to understand whether there's anything mismatch. The major point ca

All, Please take some time, especially if you've been through a Yocto/poky release cycle, to review and provide feedback to the enclosed Yocto v1.0 Release Plan. This plan spells out the day by day ac

Thanks Saul for working out this list. I am a bit surprised on the large number of to-be-upgraded list: 160, because according to our plan, we actually upgrade most of the recipes in M2, and only a sm

Hi, Jessica and all If anyone who want to try installer scripts, we will have a poweroff tomorrow, so I am not sure whether lianhao's repository still works or not. Just for your info! Thanks& Regards

For those interested in my build saga, I performed a mostly successful build of poky-minimal-image on my old Fedora 8 distro (oustide my Sony firewall). This was after I installed an poky 586 sdk, and

Hi, all, I just create a new wiki page to track LTP status for Yocto Project: https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/LTP_result Embedded Linux distribution is unlike a typical desktop Linux, because it's

Richard/Saul, I'll repeat what is in the patch here: The existing 2.6.34 kernel tree uses _ where poky typically uses -. This is a historical artifact, since working with gnu Make and shells means avo

The existing 2.6.34 kernel tree uses _ where poky typically uses -. This is a historical artifact, since working with gnu Make and shells means avoiding - is wise. The opposite is true in Yocto. To av

<bruce.ashfield@...> wrote: I should have bumped PR here. I'll push that change to my contrib branch, but won't resend to the list. Cheers, Bruce -- "Thou shalt not follow the NULL pointer, for chaos

The current milestone release builders have a slight bug in a script called the final build steps that generate the release tarball. I found it this afternoon after milestone-internal failed on tarbal

The M2 branch has had a minor change to back out the 2.6.37 Kernel for the QEMU ARM and PPC arches due to some issue with that version. The problem are related to the mouse on ARM and a very slow boot

All, This morning I stopped the autobuilder and fixed a few scripts that caused our first milestone build to not generate a source release tarball. I also removed a few unneeded sdk targets from miles