**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Jun 06 02:59:57 2019 Jun 06 06:29:38 luckywho: make own image with those modules added? Jun 06 06:30:07 hrw: I don't know how to do that. Jun 06 06:30:56 luckywho: find recipe of image you are building, copy it as luckywho-image.bb and look inside. Jun 06 06:31:09 luckywho: one of variables defines what goes into image Jun 06 06:31:23 long time since I played with recipes so forgot vars Jun 06 06:33:11 luckywho: IMAGE_INSTALL needs expanding Jun 06 06:41:44 hrw: How to identify target image bb file. Jun 06 06:42:04 luckywho: which image you are using? Jun 06 06:45:26 It's a custom yocto build. source build/conf/set_bb_env.sh build-som-image. inside build-som-image. It set MACHINE and DISTRO followed by "cdbitbake machine-image" Jun 06 06:45:51 luckywho: find build-som-image.bb? Jun 06 07:02:08 hrw: Little background context. In my target i have python2.7. It is missing pip installer. So trying to build pip from source code. as it depends on python modules. missing python modules. In /usr/lib/python2.7/ very limited modules are available. so want to make sure that all python modules should build with som-image. Jun 06 07:02:17 http://cgit.openembedded.org/openembedded-core/tree/meta/recipes-devtools/python?h=rocko Jun 06 07:03:14 luckywho: OE can build you several Python modules. it is your job to get them into image Jun 06 07:03:30 luckywho: check TMPDIR/deploy/ Jun 06 07:04:40 hrw: luckywho: didn't we already discuss that two days ago in Jun 06 07:04:46 in #yocto? Jun 06 07:05:23 LetoThe2nd: maybe you did. I am not there Jun 06 07:05:31 luckywho: plus, really, leave python aside for a moment and learn the basics. as long as you have not understood what an image is and how to modify it, everything else is a total waste of time. Jun 06 07:05:35 I am on #oe mostly by sentiment Jun 06 07:05:42 hrw: yeah i know :) Jun 06 07:21:21 yes i agree LetoThe2nd. But i don't have time. Jun 06 07:25:12 luckywho: well, then find time. or find money and hire a consultant. at the moment you expect us to invest our time to handhold you, and that for free. you have to understand that communities do not work like this. Jun 06 16:09:43 how to create hash array variable in config file (xxx.inc) and read it in recipe file? Jun 06 16:22:06 you *could* write it in a string and then parse it in the recipe Jun 06 16:22:21 SOMEHASH = " { 'foo': 42}" Jun 06 16:23:02 then hash = ast.literal_eval(d.getVar("SOMEHASH")) Jun 06 16:27:21 sometimes folks override use of flags for that, but it's really not what it's designed for Jun 06 16:30:15 rburton, thank you Jun 06 16:31:23 I looked at uboot configs and saw x[x0]=... x[x1]=... unsuccessfully Jun 06 16:31:35 I looked at uboot configs and try x[x0]=... x[x1]=... unsuccessfully **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Jun 07 02:59:57 2019