building with 1.2_M3
Just for fun, I thought I'd build meta-cedartrail today since I saw 1.2_M3 branch show up when I did a git pull today. The only thing I did above the basic BSP was to include my meta-jfa layer which is nothing more than my hello world application and web-webkit, which is already in the meta layer.
I added to local.conf the following lines, like I alway do:
POKY_EXTRA_INSTALL += "web-webkit"
POKY_EXTRA_INSTALL += "hello"
I also added the meta-intel, meta-intel/meta-cedartrail, and meta-jfa to my bblayers.conf.
However, unlike the last time I ran this against master branch, I didn't get "hello" or "web-webkit" in my image, as I usually do.
Is this just a quirk with 1.2_M3 or did something break?
JIm A
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Just for fun, I thought I'd build meta-cedartrail today since I saw 1.2_M3 branch show up when I did a git pull today. The only thing I did above the basic BSP was to include my meta-jfa layer which is nothing more than my hello world application and web-webkit, which is already in the meta layer.
I added to local.conf the following lines, like I alway do:
POKY_EXTRA_INSTALL+= "web-webkit"
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POKY_EXTRA_INSTALL+= "hello"I also added the meta-intel, meta-intel/meta-cedartrail, and meta-jfa to my bblayers.conf.
However, unlike the last time I ran this against master branch, I didn't get "hello" or "web-webkit" in my image, as I usually do.
Is this just a quirk with 1.2_M3 or did something break?
Looks like this variable was renamed to be CORE_IMAGE_EXTRA_INSTALL
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Quoted 9 lines · jfabernathy
Just for fun, I thought I'd build meta-cedartrail today since I saw 1.2_M3 branch show up when I did a git pull today. The only thing I did above the basic BSP was to include my meta-jfa layer which is nothing more than my hello world application and web-webkit, which is already in the meta layer.
I added to local.conf the following lines, like I alway do:
POKY_EXTRA_INSTALL+= "web-webkit"
POKY_EXTRA_INSTALL+= "hello"
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I also added the meta-intel, meta-intel/meta-cedartrail, and meta-jfa to my bblayers.conf.
However, unlike the last time I ran this against master branch, I didn't get "hello" or "web-webkit" in my image, as I usually do.
Is this just a quirk with 1.2_M3 or did something break?
Looks like this variable was renamed to be
CORE_IMAGE_EXTRA_INSTALL
Thanks, I'll test it. You know these changes are just the reasons I drink too much. :-)
JIm A
Quoted 10 lines · Gary Thomas
Quoted 9 lines · jfabernathy
Just for fun, I thought I'd build meta-cedartrail today since I saw 1.2_M3 branch show up when I did a git pull today. The only thing I did above the basic BSP was to include my meta-jfa layer which is nothing more than my hello world application and web-webkit, which is already in the meta layer.
I added to local.conf the following lines, like I alway do:
POKY_EXTRA_INSTALL+= "web-webkit"
POKY_EXTRA_INSTALL+= "hello"
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I also added the meta-intel, meta-intel/meta-cedartrail, and meta-jfa to my bblayers.conf.
However, unlike the last time I ran this against master branch, I didn't get "hello" or "web-webkit" in my image, as I usually do.
Is this just a quirk with 1.2_M3 or did something break?
Looks like this variable was renamed to be
CORE_IMAGE_EXTRA_INSTALL
That solved the problem! Thanks,
Jim A
Quoted 10 lines · Gary Thomas
Quoted 9 lines · jfabernathy
Just for fun, I thought I'd build meta-cedartrail today since I saw 1.2_M3 branch show up when I did a git pull today. The only thing I did above the basic BSP was to include my meta-jfa layer which is nothing more than my hello world application and web-webkit, which is already in the meta layer.
I added to local.conf the following lines, like I alway do:
POKY_EXTRA_INSTALL+= "web-webkit"
POKY_EXTRA_INSTALL+= "hello"
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I also added the meta-intel, meta-intel/meta-cedartrail, and meta-jfa to my bblayers.conf.
However, unlike the last time I ran this against master branch, I didn't get "hello" or "web-webkit" in my image, as I usually do.
Is this just a quirk with 1.2_M3 or did something break?
Looks like this variable was renamed to be
CORE_IMAGE_EXTRA_INSTALL
Another thought. I hope the glossary in Poky Reference Manual will get changed to reflect this?? It isn't right now, but 1.2_M3 may not be done yet.
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Just for fun, I thought I'd build meta-cedartrail today since I saw 1.2_M3 branch show up when I did a git pull today. The only thing I did above the basic BSP was to include my
meta-jfa layer which is nothing more than my hello world application and web-webkit, which is already in the meta layer.I added to local.conf the following lines, like I alway do:
POKY_EXTRA_INSTALL+= "web-webkit"
POKY_EXTRA_INSTALL+= "hello"I also added the meta-intel, meta-intel/meta-cedartrail, and meta-jfa to my bblayers.conf.
However, unlike the last time I ran this against master branch, I didn't get "hello" or "web-webkit" in my image, as I usually do.
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Is this just a quirk with 1.2_M3 or did something break?
Looks like this variable was renamed to be
CORE_IMAGE_EXTRA_INSTALLAnother thought. I hope the glossary in Poky Reference Manual will get changed to reflect this?? It isn't right now, but 1.2_M3 may not be done yet.
The Reference Manual linked off the Documentation page is for the last stable release, Edison in this case.
The development version of the manual is also available online:
http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/latest/poky-ref-manual/poky-ref-manual.html
This still lists POKY_EXTRA_INSTALL.
Scott, can you change this to CORE_IMAGE_EXTRA_INSTALL please?
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