**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat May 27 03:00:02 2017 May 27 09:07:46 hi, i created a new layer with yocto-layer create mylayer , then i created meta-mylayer/conf/distro dir and put in a file called mydistro.conf. Into mydistro.conf i put in two lines with DISTRO and DISTRO_NAME (even the manual says it requires DISTRO_NAME and DISTRO_VERSION) , then make the layer availble with bitbake-layer add-layer ../meta-mylayer , then i put into build/conf/local.conf DISTRO="mydistro" and then run bitbake May 27 09:07:46 rpi-hwup-image ,now it shows me that it seemed to build DISTRO_VERSION="nodistro.0" what is that, how can i build poky? May 27 11:43:25 Hello, I am trying to write a recepie for Slic3r (populer cam tool for 3d printers). Does anyone know how i can get access to cpanminus during do_compile() ? May 27 11:44:46 Hello, I am trying to write a recepie for Slic3r (populer cam tool for 3d printers). Does anyone know how i can get access to cpanminus during do_compile() ? May 27 11:44:49 ops May 27 11:44:51 sorry May 27 14:06:32 hattzy: you probably need to have a DEPENDS on a -native recipe for cpanminus May 27 14:14:37 RP1: Thanks, will look for one, What are -native packages generally used for? Have seen them a few times but never reflected over them May 27 14:16:59 what is yocto good at, that buildroot is bad at? May 27 14:17:20 serious answers please.. I am a novice to both systems May 27 14:58:22 is there a repo for raspi with yocto packages? or do I make my own? May 27 15:16:33 berndhs, There is the raspberrypi bsp May 27 15:16:34 https://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/master/layer/meta-raspberrypi/ May 27 15:58:36 hattzy: -native recipes run on the build system, compared to the things you build which run on the target (which may be a different architecture) May 27 15:58:54 hattzy: one recipe can be both a native and target version May 27 18:08:52 RP1 Thanks for the clarification **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun May 28 03:00:03 2017