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Mar 03 12:00:39 <naknick> Hi. After deploy Yocto Image I have a very small disk size (even though the micro sd card has 16GB space). How do I increase it?
Mar 03 12:01:42 <naknick> Root folder has only 1GB total available space
Mar 03 12:02:11 <SimoneNascivera> Have you set the partition dimension correctly?
Mar 03 12:02:20 <SimoneNascivera> How big is it?
Mar 03 12:03:09 <naknick> SimoneNascivera - I'm not sure how to set the partition. Can you explain to me how?
Mar 03 12:03:27 <naknick> SimoneNascivera - How big what?
Mar 03 12:03:55 <SimoneNascivera> RP: By the way, thank you for the help you gave me this week. I finally managed to successfully build an image by setting up a fresh install of Ubuntu 16.04 in a virtual machine
Mar 03 12:04:21 <SimoneNascivera> naknick I meant how big is the partition
Mar 03 12:04:39 <naknick> SimoneNascivera - about 700KB
Mar 03 12:05:31 <SimoneNascivera> naknick Looks strange to me. Type "lsblk" in terminal and paste the output here
Mar 03 12:06:06 <naknick> SimoneNascivera - 774MB *** sorry
Mar 03 12:06:38 <naknick> Most of the micro sd card is not in use
Mar 03 12:07:43 <SimoneNascivera> naknick: could you please post here the output of "lsblk" so that we can understand how your sd is partitioned?
Mar 03 12:07:44 <naknick> does not recognize lsblk command...
Mar 03 12:07:55 <naknick> I used df - h
Mar 03 12:08:02 <naknick> oh
Mar 03 12:08:03 <naknick> -h*
Mar 03 12:08:38 <SimoneNascivera> naknick: ok can you post its output here?
Mar 03 12:08:59 <naknick> and It's pretty complicated to paste the output here... the machine does not connected to the outside
Mar 03 12:09:23 <SimoneNascivera> naknick: oh ok sorry
Mar 03 12:10:54 <SimoneNascivera> naknick: what I normally do is using commang resize2fs, used as follows: "resize2fs /dev/sd*" where /dev/sd* is your partition
Mar 03 12:11:56 <SimoneNascivera> naknick: but I don't know if you could run it while the partition is mounted
Mar 03 12:13:46 <naknick> SimoneNascivera - thank you. I'll try it
Mar 03 15:07:45 <RP> SimoneNascivera: Glad you got sorted, I wonder what was wrong with that original image though? :/
Mar 03 15:16:15 <SimoneNascivera> RP: I really don't know but I'm glad it's working now
Mar 03 15:30:29 <RP> SimoneNascivera: right, I'd just love to be able to detect whatever that issue was
Mar 03 15:52:38 <SimoneNascivera> RP: Btw, I found some error in the meta-rockchip layer. Do you know how could I report those errors? I also managed to fix them so I would be glad to give my contribute to the community
Mar 03 16:17:30 <RP> SimoneNascivera: the README of the layer should tell you who to contact
Mar 03 17:01:44 <derRichard> what do you suggest to make all rpms generated by yocto depend on DISTRO_VERSION?
Mar 03 17:02:16 <derRichard> i want to make sure that no developer can install an rpm which does not match DISTRO_VERSION.
Mar 03 17:38:39 <black_13> is there yocto var that defines the current build directory
Mar 03 17:39:14 <black_13> so the paths in bblayer.conf could be relative to that path
Mar 03 17:40:37 <black_13> if you ran ". ./source poky/oe-init-build-env ./xxx/build" this variable would give the full path for ./xxx/build
Mar 03 18:42:59 <black_13> what does TOPDIR represent
Mar 03 19:46:54 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: How do I add additional code into the Yocto Kernel from a second git repository? <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54972895/how-do-i-add-additional-code-into-the-yocto-kernel-from-a-second-git-repository>
Mar 04 01:01:52 <sashko> greetings! I'm getting the following problem while do_rootfs: https://pastebin.com/raw/H26FXZX5
Mar 04 01:02:36 <sashko> if I understand this correctly, python3-pygobject and python-pygobject try to install the same files to the same folder, which is confusing as python2 and python3 should be separated
Mar 04 01:06:00 <black_13> how would create a recipe to write to the /etc dir
Mar 04 01:06:55 <sashko> black_13: could make your question more clear, please?
Mar 04 01:07:15 <black_13> sure sorry about that https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40722637/how-do-i-write-a-yocto-bitbake-recipe-to-copy-a-directory-to-the-targe-root-file
Mar 04 01:08:27 <black_13> what does the statement "install -d ${D}/path/to/dir/on/fs" mean
Mar 04 01:08:36 <black_13> {D} represents
Mar 04 01:08:37 <sashko> black_13: man install
Mar 04 01:08:38 <black_13> ?
Mar 04 01:09:09 <sashko> ${D} is destination, I believe - you use it to identify rootfs for target filesystem
Mar 04 01:09:53 <sashko> so, your example will create /path/to/dir/on/fs on the target fs
Mar 04 01:10:02 <black_13> so {D}/etc would mean /etc
Mar 04 01:10:06 <sashko> yes
Mar 04 01:11:00 <sashko> although you should use ${D}/${sysconfdir} which is an alias
Mar 04 01:13:13 <black_13> and the uri can reference a group of files that need to go into the this
Mar 04 01:13:44 <sashko> what uri?
Mar 04 01:14:04 <sashko> you mean the path? yes, you can copy whole folders
Mar 04 01:14:54 <black_13> yeah from the context it seems like
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