**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Mar 21 02:59:57 2022 Mar 21 07:58:16 good morning Mar 21 11:07:26 smurray: kernels that rebuild if tmp is deleted should really mean a bug filed Mar 21 12:10:34 hi Mar 21 12:56:08 rburton: the vendor basically has no useful mechanism for that, sadly Mar 21 12:57:10 Hey so I have an image which ends up with a stock /etc/fstab (it starts with "# stock fstab - you probably want to override this with a machine specific one"). How do I get yocto to actually overwrite the stock fstab with one generated from my wic file? Mar 21 12:57:35 wks file* Mar 21 13:00:45 i thought wic overwrote unless told otherwise Mar 21 13:01:29 yeah wic create will write its own fstable Mar 21 13:03:42 hmm, but that somehow doesn't end up in my fstab Mar 21 13:55:26 alright, so it seems like the right fstab is there when installing from the wic file rather than from the rootfs.img Mar 21 14:04:00 is there a way to install stuff to other partitions than the rootfs partition? I have a setup with a data partition mounted at /data, and need to populate that partition with some stuff Mar 21 14:47:52 Hello, is it possible to completely turn off networking using qemu? Mar 21 15:18:08 macesiak: I have memories of runqemu having a "nonetwork" option Mar 21 15:35:55 smurray thanks for the reply, but apparently there is no such option. I think I have figured it out by writing 'qb_net=none" to .qemuboot.conf file, it would be great to know, if it is possible to do this via openembedded Mar 21 15:38:11 macesiak: there are a bunch of QB_* variables that can be used to tweak what gets written out in the generated qemuboot.conf file in OE Mar 21 16:10:19 smurray thank you, that was easier than I thought, there is one with the same name and it works now Mar 21 16:12:07 Those QB_ variables are in https://git.yoctoproject.org/poky/tree/meta/classes/qemuboot.bbclass Mar 21 16:13:27 So you should be able to pass ‘qb_net=none’ to -qemuparams for runqemu **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Mar 22 02:59:56 2022