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<jmd`>
How many underscores in IMAGE_INSTALL_append_dmo-x11 need to be changed to colons?
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<Saur_Home>
IMAGE_INSTALL:append:dmo-x11
<jmd>
okay so in general everything following upper case
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<Saur_Home>
It is (of course) not that simple. That's why the conversion script exists. Do note that the script only handles OE by default. If you have overrides from other layers you are expected to modify the script to match your environment.
<jmd>
But would it be reasonable to expect "the conversion script" to handle the majority of cases correctly?
<Nonkel>
when i try to install the other software on the device
<Nonkel>
NFS is also enabled in the kernel
<Saur_Home>
"the other software", is that something you have built too using Yocto, or is it some pre-built package?
<Nonkel>
.deb package that i try to install
<Nonkel>
when the machine is running
<jmd>
Is there an elegent way to disable a recipe? I've just been deleting them until now.
<JaMa>
SKIP_RECIPE
<Saur_Home>
You cannot take a .deb package for Debian and install it on a OE based machine. That will not work.
<JaMa>
or even BBMASK if the recipe doesn't even parse
<jmd>
JaMa: Where do I put that?
<JaMa>
depends on why you want to disable it
<jmd>
Like you say, it doesn't parse (and fortunately I don't need it).
<JaMa>
it could be DISTRO policy or temporary hack in local.conf or MACHINE specific reason
<JaMa>
if it lives in your layer and you don't plan to fix it, then I would just delete it, for evil BSPs we usually use "adaptation" layer where we can BBMASK the most terrible junk from BSP vendor in our layer.conf
<jmd>
okay. So BBMASK = "non-parsable-recipe"
<Saur_Home>
BBMASK actually works with regular expressions, so you can be as exact or not as you want. I typically do BBMASK += "meta-layername/full/path/to recipe/foo_1.2.3.bb"
<jmd>
Saur_Home: Thanks.
<jmd>
What's the status of Qt in yocto ?
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<JaMa>
there is meta-qt6 as well as meta-qt5
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<JaMa>
I know but for new project I would use qt6 if you don't mind the license and if you mind the license then you would be stuck with 5.12 version which isn't LTS
<jmd>
What happened between 5.12 and 5.15 ?
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<JaMa>
license was changed
<jmd>
I just had a look on the QT website and can't find any evidence of it.