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This page is to maintain a list of distributions validated work with Yocto. Everyone is welcomed to add distribution support information into this page.
==Distribution Support ==
===Distribution Support ===


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The poky.conf file tracks all the distros supported by the Yocto Project. (http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/poky/tree/meta-poky/conf/distro/poky.conf) The supported, and subsequently sanity tested, distros are listed in the "SANITY_TEST_DISTROS" section in poky.conf. Each supported distro is deployed and used as a Yocto Autobuilder build worker.  For more information on supported distros, please refer to the "[https://yoctoproject.org/docs/current/ref-manual/ref-manual.html#detailed-supported-distros Supported Linux Distributions]" section in the Yocto Project Reference Manual.
|| '''OS version''' || '''Host Arch''' || '''Status'''
 
|-
 
||[https://wiki.pokylinux.org/wiki/distro/ubuntu10.04_32b  Ubuntu10.04] || 32bit || align="center" style="color:green;" | PASS
<pre>Example of distro list in poky.conf:
|-
 
||[https://wiki.pokylinux.org/wiki/distro/ubuntu11.04_64b  Ubuntu11.04] || 64bit || align="center" style="color:green;" | PASS
SANITY_TESTED_DISTROS ?= " \
|-
            poky-2.4 \n \
||[https://wiki.pokylinux.org/wiki/distro/fedora15_64b Fedora15]  || 64bit || align="center" style="color:green;" | PASS
            poky-2.5 \n \
|-
            ubuntu-15.04 \n \
||[https://wiki.pokylinux.org/wiki/distro/opensuse11.4_64b Opensuse 11.4] || 64bit || align="center" style="color:red;" | FAIL
            ubuntu-16.04 \n \
|}
            ubuntu-16.10 \n \
            ubuntu-17.04 \n \
            fedora-26 \n \
            centos-7 \n \
            debian-8 \n \
            debian-9 \n \
            opensuse-42.1 \n \
            opensuse-42.2 \n \
            "
</pre>
Again, the previous listing is just an example and is not meant to be a definitive reference.   
<br>


=== How to add a new entry or additional distro information ===
=== How to add a new entry or additional distro information ===
* Check if there is already a distribution listed on this page
 
* If there is no such distribution, you could add a new entry in above matrix for the distribution and add following information in the sub-page of this entry:
The criteria for adding a supported distro is quite rigid. Obviously, any candidate distro must be of production quality. In other words, the distro is capable of being used in a production environment on a Yocto Project Autobuilder build worker. A compelling reason must also exist for the Yocto Project to actually use the distro on a build worker. Obscure, poorly supported, or highly customized distros are not likely to be good candidates for submission. Major stable distros (e.g. Debian, Fedora, Ubunto, Centos, and so forth.) are generally already supported. If they are not supported, they are likely on the list to become supported once sufficient criteria are met. Please be sure to check the latest supported distros beforehand to make sure the distro in question is not already supported.
{{{
 
* Distribution (Fedora15/Ubuntu10.04/Opensuse11.4... etc):
If you have a compelling reason to suggest a distro for support, please submit your request to the Yocto Project mailing list for discussion. You will likely be asked to provide the reasoning behind your request. Along with your request, relevant bug reports, failed test cases, and so forth are helpful. Have them ready in advance.  
* Arch (32/64):
 
* MACHINE (qemux86/qemuarm/qemuppc... etc):
If you are not already a member of the Yocto Project mailing list, you can find more information and subscription requirements here: [https://lists.yoctoproject.org/listinfo/yocto https://lists.yoctoproject.org/listinfo/yocto].
* TARGET (core-image-sato/core-image-sato-sdk... etc):
 
* Commit/Release (7eea637db0.../master, 1.0.1 release):
The Yocto Project mailing list is also the right place for more general questions or issues surrounding distro support.
* Validated by (user@email.com - 2011-09-14):
 
* Bug ID: (If the status of your testing is failure, pls. help to file a bug in our bugzilla, http://bugzilla.pokylinux.org)
== Distro Testing ==
}}}
=== Distro test coverage ===
* If there is already a distribution in above matrix, it's better for you to check if your testing is consistent with the result
 
If some distribution is validated by you, it's very appreciated if you could follow the format and add new or additional information this page.
 
{{{
Distro Testing is intended to reveal bugs that are distribution-specific using the yocto-autobuilder. The tests all run on identical hardware and use each updated OS.
}}}
 
For detailed information on Distro testing, please see [[Distro_Testing_Plan]].
 
For more information on the overall QA testing plan, please see [[QA_Master_Test_Plan]]. (Comprehensive)

Latest revision as of 02:07, 2 August 2018

Distribution Support

Distribution Support

The poky.conf file tracks all the distros supported by the Yocto Project. (http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/poky/tree/meta-poky/conf/distro/poky.conf) The supported, and subsequently sanity tested, distros are listed in the "SANITY_TEST_DISTROS" section in poky.conf. Each supported distro is deployed and used as a Yocto Autobuilder build worker. For more information on supported distros, please refer to the "Supported Linux Distributions" section in the Yocto Project Reference Manual. 


Example of distro list in poky.conf:

SANITY_TESTED_DISTROS ?= " \
            poky-2.4 \n \
            poky-2.5 \n \
            ubuntu-15.04 \n \
            ubuntu-16.04 \n \
            ubuntu-16.10 \n \
            ubuntu-17.04 \n \
            fedora-26 \n \
            centos-7 \n \
            debian-8 \n \
            debian-9 \n \
            opensuse-42.1 \n \
            opensuse-42.2 \n \
            "

Again, the previous listing is just an example and is not meant to be a definitive reference.

How to add a new entry or additional distro information

The criteria for adding a supported distro is quite rigid. Obviously, any candidate distro must be of production quality. In other words, the distro is capable of being used in a production environment on a Yocto Project Autobuilder build worker. A compelling reason must also exist for the Yocto Project to actually use the distro on a build worker. Obscure, poorly supported, or highly customized distros are not likely to be good candidates for submission. Major stable distros (e.g. Debian, Fedora, Ubunto, Centos, and so forth.) are generally already supported. If they are not supported, they are likely on the list to become supported once sufficient criteria are met. Please be sure to check the latest supported distros beforehand to make sure the distro in question is not already supported.

If you have a compelling reason to suggest a distro for support, please submit your request to the Yocto Project mailing list for discussion. You will likely be asked to provide the reasoning behind your request. Along with your request, relevant bug reports, failed test cases, and so forth are helpful. Have them ready in advance.

If you are not already a member of the Yocto Project mailing list, you can find more information and subscription requirements here: https://lists.yoctoproject.org/listinfo/yocto.

The Yocto Project mailing list is also the right place for more general questions or issues surrounding distro support.

Distro Testing

Distro test coverage

Distro Testing is intended to reveal bugs that are distribution-specific using the yocto-autobuilder. The tests all run on identical hardware and use each updated OS.

For detailed information on Distro testing, please see Distro_Testing_Plan.

For more information on the overall QA testing plan, please see QA_Master_Test_Plan. (Comprehensive)

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