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Mar 08 08:42:19 <Ilya_S> Hello
Mar 08 08:42:49 <Ilya_S> I was hoping someone could help me with a question about building an SDK in Yocto
Mar 08 14:46:41 <deets> he everybody... I'm hitting a road-block with an attempt to create a recipe that uses cmake. I've found a similar issue discussed online here: https://www.yoctoproject.org/pipermail/yocto/2018-April/040811.html - I have the same results: I can use the SDK I build and build the project just fine. But trying to create a recipe (
Mar 08 14:46:42 <deets> https://gist.github.com/dir-ableton/7ad9045e242165a9e4707c84e6df754b ) I run into similar problems as in the ML discussion. For me it's stdio.h, but I presume that makes no differenc.
Mar 08 14:51:22 <deets> So - if anybody has any idea what's wrong here, that would be tremendous.
Mar 08 16:08:38 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: python3-pkgutil added to python3-core at Zeus? <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60589245/python3-pkgutil-added-to-python3-core-at-zeus>
Mar 08 17:28:39 <warpme_> hi *
Mar 08 17:33:04 <warpme_> I'm my project (minimyth2) i'm using WIC to create boot images. So far WIC works nicely for creating SD cards for various ARM tvboxes and also for x86 PC live USB. Issue I have is creation of EFI live USB. Looking on log (https://pastebin.com/Ti0XAE7N) I didn't see anything saying about missing dependency nor election error. But created image seems to be non-complete for me as I can't find any EFI system partition. Also
Mar 08 17:33:04 <warpme_> in log I can't find any command related to GRUB kernel/core/modules install. Definitely I miss something. May somebody help me to move forward?
Mar 08 17:34:03 <warpme_> .wks file i'm using: https://github.com/warpme/minimyth2/blob/master/script/utils/kickstart-oe/files/board-x86pc.efi64.wks
Mar 08 18:08:59 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: Yocto image on raspberry pi 3 <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60590276/yocto-image-on-raspberry-pi-3>
Mar 08 18:30:35 <armpit> zeddii, when you get a chance, can you double check https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/Linux_Yocto is I got the versions correct
Mar 08 18:35:17 <zeddii> yup. -dev is newer, but we haven’t been listing that, so it looks right.
Mar 08 18:39:04 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: How to execute python script from bitbake bb file during yocto build <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60590691/how-to-execute-python-script-from-bitbake-bb-file-during-yocto-build>
Mar 08 19:02:38 <armpit> zeddii, cool, thank
Mar 08 20:11:40 <derRichard> can i use INCOMPATIBLE_LICENSE also per recipe? i want to make sure a recipe does not gain a runtime dependency to a specific type of license
Mar 08 20:36:06 <kergoth> INCOMPATIBLE_LICENSE controls what recipes are buildable (SkipPackage in individualrecipes based on the global variable) as well as controlling what packages get emitted
Mar 08 20:36:14 <kergoth> it does not prevent dependency on a particular license
Mar 08 20:36:29 <kergoth> setting it would prevent building the problematic licenses at all, which would make that recipe fail due to its dependent packages not existing
Mar 08 21:46:36 <derRichard> kergoth: thx, this is what i figured. i hoped there is a way to have it per recipe
Mar 08 23:52:33 <sj69> What is the easier way to build nfs in yocto? I don't want to untar the rootfs.tar.gz everytime to the shared nfs folder. In fact, I want to use the unextracted location of rootfs as nfs server. How can I do so? Is there any already a build command to build nfs? Also,  where are the unextracted rootfs stored that I can point as my nfs server for
Mar 08 23:52:33 <sj69> rootfs?
Mar 08 23:54:07 <derRichard> i don't know whether there is a ready-to use image type. but you can always define your own
Mar 09 00:40:06 <yocti> New news from stackoverflow: Yocto image on raspberry pi 3 [closed] <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60590276/yocto-image-on-raspberry-pi-3>
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