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May 16 11:49:38 <RP> paulg: controversial :)
May 16 12:45:11 <nucatus> Hello guys! Is there a tutorial about how to build a kernel module on the host using the SDK? That would speed up the development phase. The documentation is not very clear about this, although I looked at the recipe example provided by poky.
May 16 12:46:25 <nucatus> I also found this explanation on SO, https://stackoverflow.com/a/31261404/676344 which seems logical, but the build of the kernel fixdep fails
May 16 12:46:53 <nucatus> I'm using the master branch of the poky distribution and the yocto kernel
May 16 13:17:18 <nucatus> @Letothe2nd Hi Joseph! Watched your youtube videos and learned a ton from those. You did a great job for yocto by putting those up. I have a question though. I'm trying to build an out-of-tree kernel module _on the host_ system. I've been able to bring the kernel source in the SDK but here I got stuck. Can't compile the kernel in the SDK to get the headers for my module to compile. Went through the yocto documentation
May 16 13:17:18 <nucatus> , but that explains only how to do it on the _target_ system, which is kind of trivial. The more complicated part is missing. Can you please point me to some directions to research this? Thanks!
May 16 13:30:23 <piero> q
May 16 15:34:52 <aaronov> @zeddii - I'm noticing that a kernel fragment in a lower priority (6) layer is taking precedence over a value in a higher layer (11). The lower layer sets =m and higher layer =y. Is that expected by any means?
May 16 15:38:15 <aaronov> I also just changed the lower layer value and went to build and it didn't notice a change. I had to run "-c cleanall" on kernel to get it to build the changes
May 16 19:47:04 <Letothe2nd> nucatus: as i usually don't do kernel, even less out of tree, and almost never use the SDK, can't give instand advice, sorry. ping me on monday during EU office times, then i might be able to have a look.
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