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<pbiel>
Hi, I've got a question. I have a question device connected through SPI, also a kernel module to use this device, and flasher tool that allow to flash the device with firmware. Should I put all these pieces in a separate recipes. Eg. recipes-kernel/my-module, recipes-devtools/my-flasher and tbh I don't know where to put firmware. Or the approach, create a recipe-mydev and put all the components there, and provide them through separate
<pbiel>
packages?
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<mcfrisk>
ERROR: image do_create_rootfs_spdx: Recipe security-test-image is trying to install files into a shared a rea when those files already exist. The files and the manifests listing them are: build/tmp/deploy/spdx/3.0.1/qemuarm64/rootfs/image.spdx.json
<mcfrisk>
^image rebuilds seem to run into this now
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<mcfrisk>
I've not seen this kind of errors before. Image recipe is not able to overwrite deployed files. I can run clean before building the image but that doesn't feel right.
<mcfrisk>
oh and do_clean doesn't wipe deployed files, need to manually clean deploy directory.
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<Jones42>
LetoThe2nd: regarding your meta-imx-rant recently: When I read it, i thought you were doing some fancy special things, but it's indeed just very, very broken
<LetoThe2nd>
Jones42: yeah, no fancy things involved. I really just want to build a generic BSP, with nothing on top.
<Jones42>
LetoThe2nd: I'm building imx-6.6.52-2.2.0.xml / imx-image-full, and meta-imx gives me 6 broken do_fetch's
<rburton>
ding ding ding there is today's meta-imx moan
<LetoThe2nd>
rburton: common theme now eh?
<rburton>
one a day this week :)
<LetoThe2nd>
rburton: no surprise, its so crappy.
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<aduskett>
Hello, I have a PREMIRROR setup, but bitbake isn't attempting to pull a package it can't download from the mirror I setup. Is PREMIRROR not the correct varaiable to set for this?
<aduskett>
Basically, we have a private gitea repository, and the client has a private github repository for the same packages. If Yocto fails to download from gitea, then it needs to try the github repository.
<aduskett>
PREMIRRORS:prepend = "git://gitea@gitea\.my-company\.com:38745/project.* git://git@github.com/client-company/ \n" is what I have which shows the correct mirros using bitbake -e
<aduskett>
Acctually, it doesn't show up in bitbake -e... what am I doing incorrectly?!
<aduskett>
oh wait, no, it does show up in PREMIRRORS. I had an old output of bitbake -e
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<aduskett>
ah, MIRRORS:prepend not PREMIRRORS:prepend... interesting
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<derRichard>
what is the canonical way to build multiple kernels in yocto? e.g. i want to a second kernel with a different configuration for a rescue image in /boot
<LetoThe2nd>
derRichard: multiconfigs to chain the builds.
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<derRichard>
ok!
<Noor>
Hello all, I want to ask one questions. can we use pn with PREFERRED_VERSION like this PREFERRED_VERSION_pn-mypackage. documentation say it should be PN without pn
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<Noor>
mckoan: it says "You must always suffix the variable with the PN you want to select". So the syntax should be PREFERRED_VERSION_python. if we use it like this PREFERRED_VERSION_pn-python will this work?
<mckoan>
Noor: no, why you use pn-python ?
<mckoan>
Noor: PN is a vailable for the Package Name, if your package is python, PN will contain "python"
<Noor>
mckoan: yeah I know it should be PN. but someone in our office is using pn-PN and its working :). So I just wanna check that will it work or not
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<Noor>
if he comment that line a different version gets build
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<mckoan>
Noor: and what if you set PREFERRED_VERSION_PN ?
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