On 02/08/2012 11:21 AM, Ulf Samuelsson wrote:
On 2012-02-07 23:40, Khem Raj wrote:
Clean it's just a "clean". As in "make clean". So after a clean
you will typically have configure, compile etc.
"cleanall" = remove unpacked + remove source. So after a clean you
will tipically have fetch.
I have tried clean, cleansstate and cleanall.
All of them remove the source directory.
if you are talking about ${S} then yes but relevant content in
${DL_DIR} are only removed
with cleanall
Yes, when I work on the kernel, I do not want to restart from unpack.
I would like to edit the existing ${S}and then restart a compile.
Once the compile succeeds, I want to deploy.
Once the kernel does what it is supposed to, I generate a patch
which is then added to the recipe.
At that time, I want to cleansstate and rebuild/retest.
To come around this problem right now, my kernel recipe generates a
script
in ${S}, which will compile the kernel image and then copies it directly
to my tftp directory.
Why don't you play along with sstate files? Detele what you need and it
will be forced to re<stage>.
@g
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