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bitbake: Utilize HEAD of master |bitbake||HEAD||No||No||1.16 for danny, 1.18 for dylan, master for yocto-1.5

...[http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/poky/tree/bitbake/lib/toaster/ bitbake/lib/toaster]. ...ilds.py command and launching the build process, which includes commanding bitbake and doing any Git cloning / fetching layers if needed via the localhostbeco

# <code>bitbake core-image-minimal</code> # <code>bitbake -c devshell core-image-minimal</code>

This data can offer insight of the time spent by the builder (<tt>bitbake</tt>) when $ bitbake world

...e EVT is the Event Translation Layer, which receive a set of events from a Bitbake build run, and builds a in-memory record set describing the build. ...s of a build run, and updates its internal state to match the state of the Bitbake server. It will generate a set of records describing the statistics and res

POKY/bitbake/bin/toaster

BitBake is a build tool - a little like make, except that execution is mostly consi .../bitbake-user-manual.html#hello-world-example "hello world" example in the BitBake manual] which may be useful to see how simple this can be.

* bitbake picking up file changes while memory resident (esp. adding files to empty d * bitbake-diffsigs

$ git bisect run sh -c "cd build ; bitbake foo" ...we need to cd into build (as git bisect needs to run at the top level) and bitbake foo. If the build is successful then the script exits with success and the

= What to do when bitbake says " Sad Locale, Need UTF-8" = If bitbake says:

...d image, and another for executing testimage. This is required as only one bitbake instance is allowed to be running per repository at a time. Also, additional bitbake commands are required to construct the QEMU native image and its helper bin

...configured? (i.e. it doesn't rely on staged items that don't build when I bitbake MyProject).

...tions of the current tinfoil implementation (including it not working with bitbake's memory-resident mode) we are currently in the process of a major rewrite * If you shutdown() before the current command finishes, you get stuck in a bitbake.lock wait

...n issue we recently had). It also directly links to the correct version of Bitbake docs for the links. E.g. if a variable disappears in n+1, we need to remove === Yocto versions selection menu on Bitbake docs ===

* It's awkward - you have to use <code>bitbake -c compile -f</code> or <code>bitbake -C compile</code> to force recompilation, since the build system doesn't kn * You can easily lose your changes if you're not careful e.g. running <code>bitbake -c clean</code> will wipe the directory out

$ pip install -r ./poky/bitbake/toaster-requirements.txt '''3.''' Configure toaster edit /var/www/toaster/poky/bitbake/lib/toaster/toastermain/settings.py

== BitBake Recipe == ...nteraction with the various ''init'' runlevels is controlled be means of a BitBake recipe. A template is shown below:

...nges that caused a rebuild since the last built version, you can use <code>bitbake-diffsigs</code> with the <code>-t</code> option: $ bitbake-diffsigs -t quilt-native do_configure

*[[Image tests|Bitbake Runtime tests]] format ...bout 5 lines of code there, the test can be simply explained as: execute a bitbake build from a file that doesn't exist and verify that it shows an error. It'

...his Contains Toaster wide settings, such as the default values for certain bitbake variables. "custom.xml" in bitbake/lib/toaster/orm/fixtures/ directory. If present it will be loaded into the

...scripts that come with BitBake / OpenEmbedded make heavy use of it - <code>bitbake-layers</code>, <code>devtool</code>, <code>recipetool</code> and <code>oe-p ...multiple variable values this is much more efficient than calling out to "bitbake -e" and parsing its output, which was the old way of getting this kind of i

$ bitbake -c menuconfig virtual/kernel $ bitbake -c compile -f virtual/kernel

Now you can run bitbake as you would normally.

./bitbake/lib/toaster/manage.py test ./bitbake/lib/toaster/contrib/tts/runner.py

...DONE</span> : # index into all the machines that we support ? # we can ask bitbake for the MACHINE variable ...n">DONE</span> -> get from BBLAYERS or look at how do_show_layers works in bitbake-layers

* If the project includes build system functionality, are BitBake and OpenEmbedded-Core included as components? (Y/N) * If present, can the directories containing BitBake and OpenEmbedded-Core be clearly identified within the system and only cont

* Bitbake: the core task execution engine ...ariables and lets you view what files caused them to change as part of the bitbake rules parsing. This is a significant issue in early YP recipe debugging.

|Bitbake |Bitbake

which will then also mean that packages have increasing PR values. Bitbake itself will take care of starting and stopping the server. ...running and connect each builder to it. This is done with a command like "bitbake-prserv --host <ip> --port <port> --start" and then the configuration would

Bitbake tracks the release versions of every recipe and if the version increases it

* A '''build system''' - based primarily on the Bitbake project and including other associated projects such as Pseudo

<code>bitbake linux-yocto -c menuconfig </code> <code>bitbake linux-yocto </code>

...s fixing patch on master for the issue). bitbake-prserv is not executable. bitbake-prserv-tool import failed with no PRSERV set.

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saying that if you need to build the ADT tarball you can use'bitbake adt-installer'.

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* bitbake now requires python 3.4+ ...are many Python 3 porting guides out there, or the conversion commits for Bitbake and OE-Core can be used as a guide for changes. Particular areas of note ar

* Now that everything is set you can build the new image with bitbake bitbake core-image-web-kiosk

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== Using bitbake -P == ...aspects of bitbake. When the -P option is added to any usual commandline, bitbake will save out a profile.log file which contains the raw python profiling in

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