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Aug 05 20:08:35 <SorenHolm> I have trouble understanding how to actually add a recipe for a kernel containing my own patches and defconfig. In OE-classic I would just copy the recipe and modify it adding my patches. What is the correct way to do this in OE-core (I have looked at meta-skeleton, but without any real luck) ?
Aug 05 21:40:08 <khem> SorenHolm: pretty much same
Aug 05 21:40:18 <khem> see some of machine layers in angstrom
Aug 05 23:12:19 <Crofton|work> SorenHolm, I had pretty good luck cpoying linux-yocto-custom and going from tehre
Aug 05 23:13:54 <Crofton|work> SorenHolm, https://github.com/balister/meta-zynq/blob/master/recipes-kernel/linux-zynq/linux-zynq_git.bb
Aug 06 01:07:31 <xxiao_> does it make sense to native compile oe/yocto/arm under qemu instead of cross-compiling them?
Aug 06 01:08:13 <xxiao_> sort of like scratchbox, but qemu-arm under ubuntu, that compiles oe natively?
Aug 06 01:32:24 <vmeson> xxiao_: you can bootstrap and self-host oe-core but I'm not sure how mature it is. What is your goal?
Aug 06 02:25:08 <xxiao_> vmeson: possibly avoid some cross-compile issue for certain packages, plus it's good to work in native env with native sdk etc
Aug 06 02:25:31 <xxiao_> all leveraging x86's cpu power
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