**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Feb 05 02:59:59 2016 Feb 05 09:32:55 hum Feb 05 09:32:56 relocate_sdk.py", line 125, in change_dl_sysdirs sh_offset, sh_size = struct.unpack("<16xII16x", sh_hdr) Feb 05 09:32:59 struct.error: unpack requires a string argument of length 40 Feb 05 09:33:02 SDK could not be set up. Relocate script failed. Abort! Feb 05 15:48:06 abelloni: afaik that means the space in the elf header wasn't increased to keep room, or possibly your path is too long. the oe build process adds the space, though i can't recall where offhand Feb 05 16:01:13 kergoth: fact is that even installing in /opt does that Feb 05 20:58:55 Is there a way to build a single recipe which can dynamically server multiple versions? For example, being able to set PREFERRED_VERSION_myrecipe to whatever tag value I have in git without having to make a specific myrecipe_TAG.bb Feb 05 20:59:54 you can use a wildcard Feb 05 21:00:02 i.e. PREFERRED_VERSION_foo = "1.0git%" Feb 05 21:00:17 will match PV of 1.0git+${SRCPV} Feb 05 21:00:29 or whatever Feb 05 21:01:44 won't I still have to have multiple foo_1.0.bb, foo_1.1.bb files? Or am I missing something with SRCPV that I need to hunt down further? Feb 05 21:07:32 pfitz: you could set SRCREV etc from a local.conf or distro conf to control what it builds? Feb 05 21:09:09 oh, if its' separate recipes, no, you have to expliciitly set your preference Feb 05 21:09:17 either use a common recipe for both, and use a wildcard to prefer it, or explicitly specify with separate recipes Feb 05 21:10:17 What I am imagining is a git repo with tags for each released version. Instead of having a recipe for each release, I thought it would be nice if I could "dynamically" build the recipe based on the tags available in the git repository Feb 05 21:10:40 you can do that with a single git recipe Feb 05 21:10:44 As I understand it now, I have to have a recipe_VER.bb for each specific released version. Is that not right? Feb 05 21:10:49 see gitpkgver Feb 05 21:12:06 I don't see "gitpkgver" anywhere in my local oe-core, meta-openembedded Where can I find it? Feb 05 21:13:56 remembered it wrong, see meta-oe/meta-oe/classes/gitpkgv.bbclass Feb 05 21:14:24 i've not used it personally, just saw it **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Feb 06 02:59:58 2016