Thanks Josef, Fabien and Rudolf, it's been great help to clarify it,
very appreciated.
On 11/28/19, Rudolf J Streif wrote:
> Hi JH,
>
> The image root file system size is based on the actual content of the
> root file system. Besides ROOTFS_SIZE there are other variables that
> control how the
Hi JH,
The image root file system size is based on the actual content of the
root file system. Besides ROOTFS_SIZE there are other variables that
control how the root file system is sized:
IMAGE_ROOTFS_SIZE: Defines the size in kilobytes of the created root
filesystem image. The
build system
Hi
If you want to reduce the size of your root filesystem, you have to
remove software you don't need. IMAGE_ROOTFS_SIZE has no effect on the
size of your image-rootfs.tar.gz. Putting a smaller size will just lead
to a rootfs that don't fit in the expected IMAGE_ROOTFS_SIZE.
Fabien
Le mercredi
On Wed, Nov 27, 2019 at 10:12:13PM +1100, JH wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does the Yocto rootfs image size is based on real contents included in
> the image-rootfs.tar.gz?
>
> When I build the image with very large size of applications and
> libraries such as boost, I have my image-rootfs.tr.gz about 44 MB,
Hi,
Does the Yocto rootfs image size is based on real contents included in
the image-rootfs.tar.gz?
When I build the image with very large size of applications and
libraries such as boost, I have my image-rootfs.tr.gz about 44 MB,
then I removed all large size of applications and libraries, I
