> So I doubt they're loaded by the firmware loader (they are random data files, > a > compression test corpus) but maybe they are being used in a test inside the > kernel and > the firmware directory is hack to find them? > > I'm CCing some people who have touched the qat16 recipe lately (as it seems > to do > similar things). > > Rahul or Anuj: The issue is that canterbury-corpus fails to package if > $base_libdir != > "/lib/". Do you know whether the canterbury-corpus recipe is actually used by > something (I'm asking since qat16 seems to install practically the same data > itself)? If it > is used, should the files be installed into /lib/ ?
This is used to test data compression algorithms and needed to run some of the test apps from qat16. However, now that this data is packaged as part of the qat tarball itself and installed by the qat16 recipe, not sure if these recipes are even required. It doesn't look like they're used by qat at least. Will check again with the qat guys to make sure. Thanks, Anuj -- _______________________________________________ meta-intel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.yoctoproject.org/listinfo/meta-intel
