<PhoenixMage>
nerdboy: Thanks. Now is there a variable somewhere that just contains the dtb name or do i need to either set it manually somewhere or write a python expr to pull it out?
<nerdboy>
if you need the dtb name for something else that is up to you i think
<PhoenixMage>
Just want to install it my wic boot partition but if I use DTB it doesnt exist (no rockchip directory in the image directory) could probably rig up basename to do it though. Will have a think
<nerdboy>
i don't understand...
<nerdboy>
is your bsp broken?
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<nerdboy>
in that ^^ example the beaglebone dtbs in that var are copied to the boot partition
<nerdboy>
maybe you just need to add wic to your image types?
<PhoenixMage>
I have it working with u-boot and a fitImage, I am trying to get u-boot to chainload grub which will then boot my board. I am using meta-rockchip (modified for the 2 boards I am using which arent yet supported by it)
<PhoenixMage>
I just though I can append the dtb in the machine.conf rather then it attempting to do it in an include file which is how its done now
<PhoenixMage>
I guess the technical summary is the kernel does "make rockchip/rk3568-rock-3a.dtb" but then does "cp rockchip/rk3568-rock-3a.dtb $DEPLOY_DIR_IMAGE" so you cant use rockchip/rk3568-rock-3a.dtb (KERNEL_DEVICETREE) in your wic you need "basename $KERNEL_DEVICETREE"
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<PhoenixMage>
Its just the way the layer is written, I might submit some patches as I think there is a bug due to lack of testing of non fitImages
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<Guest98>
i have two different machine spesific src_uri like src_uri_x, src_uri_y and also i need to add two different SRC_URI[sha256sum] like SRC_URI[sha256sum]_x and SRC_URI[sha256sum]_y how can i do that?
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<Guest98>
when it already gets x, it will automatically run x' s sha256sum. sorry for asking such a stupid question.
<vvn>
hi there -- if we were to design an autonomous device (solar powered, featuring a modem), what are the top manufacturers to look for in terms of software support?
<fray>
you mean YP OS, or other software?
<vvn>
what comes to mind immediately for me is Freescale, because I know there upstream support is great (some SoC have upstream support for the iGPU too I think) and meta-freescale seems solid