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I was trying to build a sw repo on target and found that I lacked many of the tools and libraries in order to accomplish this. I found reflashing and rebooting the image on the target to be quite slow. Luckily YP supports a much better workflow for this process. | I was trying to build a sw repo on target and found that I lacked many of the tools and libraries in order to accomplish this. I found reflashing and rebooting the image on the target to be quite slow. Luckily YP supports a much better workflow for this process. | ||
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In this example, we will be building znc, and irc bouncer. This is just a good complex example. In order to use this guide, you should set up your bitbake environment and your target as outlined in [https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/TipsAndTricks/EnablingAPackageFeed#Easiest_Way] | In this example, we will be building znc, and irc bouncer. This is just a good complex example. In order to use this guide, you should set up your bitbake environment and your target as outlined in [https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/TipsAndTricks/EnablingAPackageFeed#Easiest_Way PkgFeeds the EasiestWay] | ||
Revision as of 00:34, 8 July 2017
Leveraging Pkg Feeds or How I got Tired of Burning Images
I was trying to build a sw repo on target and found that I lacked many of the tools and libraries in order to accomplish this. I found reflashing and rebooting the image on the target to be quite slow. Luckily YP supports a much better workflow for this process.
In this example, we will be building znc, and irc bouncer. This is just a good complex example. In order to use this guide, you should set up your bitbake environment and your target as outlined in PkgFeeds the EasiestWay
