--exit-on-error is not supported by the busybox run-parts
and the easiest way is to make the ignore-errors option
the default.
I didn't test the change on the device but is looks sound.
* needed to copy over the oe-core kernel-module classes
and modify them because there was no other way to use them and
name the packages kernel-module-backports
Related: SYS#850
This way we can manage bridges and vlans without additional
hacks. This package shouldn't clash with busybox so I need
to install all files with a ${BPN} suffix and then use the
update-alternatives to create the symlinks. The last two parts
were not tested/verified yet.
Ever since the priority of this layer was raised we shadow
some recipes of the default yocto. Now that we don't need
to target edison, remove some of the legacy work.
* the license in README has a new checksum, it now clarifies
to GPLv2
* bump the layer priority otherwise we could not use the latest version,
because the yocto layers have a higher priority
Related: SYS#732
This means that currently only Yocto Dora and Yocto Master are
being targeted. The amount of maintenance to get it to work on
Edison again is too high and it is better to focus on a systemd
only world. Remove the symlinks for yocto-edison.
A quick look and some notes from henning pointed me to wget
which is in the default layers, the sysmobts-2050 which is now
handle dby sysmobts and some older notes that are unlikely
to be addressed.
Okay "make modules" will lead to the kernel.release file
being re-created. So kernel.bbclass of Yocto master needs
to be fixed.
This reverts commit 3cdbc49cbb.
Somehow the do_shared_workdir tries to access a file that
should be created by do_configure but isn't present then.
Add these items to see what happens during the build.
Now reading the command it should probably be add.nwp or
rem.wp but so is life. We can add an alias for add.nwp in a
future version. The boot, recovery and fwup command have been
changed to issue nand rem.nwp before touching the flash.
We want to use backported modules this means we need to make
some thing a module for it to work. Take Daniel's .config file,
run make savedefconfig and update our defconfig.
Related: SYS#850
* The upstream sysvinit file looks good
* We are using systemd service files anyway
* The 2014.63 version doesn't exist and there is no
point in renaming the file.
The sysmobts-mgr is now linking to libgps. This means we need to
DEPEND on gpsd to have this library available. The tracking build
for both dora and master is broken due this.
This addresses the following warning of OpenVPN:
WARNING: No server certificate verification method has been enabled. See http://openvpn.net/howto.html#mitm for more info.
Go back to have our own do_configure. The kernel.bbclass would
execute "oldnoconfig" where we simply executed "oldconfig". Keep
on using our old way (for the legacy of it). E.g. with the question
how we ended up having SMP enabled in the BSC build this might
be the answer.
OE-Core seems to unpack the kernel sources into another
directory now (e.g. to share the sources with builds for
modules). Use the kernel.bbclass kernel_do_configure and
copy the .config to the build directory.
The kernel is now built in a dedicated build directory.
We actually only use the PMIC (TPS65910) RTC in the hardware,
and not the AM335x RTC. Having a driver for a hardware that doesn't
receive actual backup voltage doesn't make sense.
Holger Hans Peter Freyther
Harald Welte
Henning Heinold