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Jun 14 05:57:07 <kashyapgada> hello, can anybody help with a question of do_fetch()
Jun 14 06:00:57 <kashyapgada>  hello, can anybody help with a question of do_fetch()
Jun 14 06:18:57 <kashyapgada> the question is if some tasks do_fetch() was working and i exited the bitbake operation, will the task start again continuing do_fetch from where it stopped or it will restart the complete fetching?
Jun 14 14:27:38 <zman97211> I created my own layer, and an image recipe based on one from meta-raspberrypi (rpi-basic-image). When I bake my image, it appeared to assemble everything except a .tar.bz2 or anything in deploy/images. Why is this?
Jun 14 14:32:56 <kroon> zman97211, see IMAGE_FSTYPES
Jun 14 14:33:45 <kroon> zman97211, bitbake -e <your-image> | grep -e "^IMAGE_FSTYPES="
Jun 14 14:34:11 <kroon> zman97211, will show you what your current setup is supposed to generate
Jun 14 14:34:34 <kroon> zman97211, otherwise you can expand IMAGE_FSTYPES in your image recipe
Jun 14 14:35:21 <zman97211> The problem was an include file in my recipe was wrong. So the question now is why did bitbake not tell me it could not find it?
Jun 14 14:36:51 <zibri> zman97211: i believe you should be using require instead of include
Jun 14 14:37:33 <zman97211> I was following the example set by meta-raspberrypi. They have an rpi-basic-image which include rpi-hwup-image, which includes ...
Jun 14 14:37:43 <zman97211> I included rpi-basic-image, using a relative path
Jun 14 14:38:11 <zman97211> so, it's a "cross-layer" relative path. That doesn't seem like good practice.
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