Hey everyone,

I noticed today that one of our recipes takes a very long time to get through 
the do_package task. The recipe has a couple of binaries and a whole lot of 
assets (thousands of audio files). It takes over 20 minutes for the do_package 
task to complete on my local desktop. I finally tracked it down to the 
package_do_filedeps function which appears to be running an rpmdeps process for 
each file in each package. As far as I can tell, it just then dumps that data 
to text files in pkgdata and only seems concerned with the binaries. Can anyone 
shed some light on what this info is used for? Should it only be concerned with 
executables and libraries (there is currently no filter on it)? Do I even need 
that data if we are using ipkg instead of rpm?

Thanks,

Dan Lazzari Jr.
Firmware Engineer
dlazz...@leapfrog.com


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