Hello Ross,
Thanks ! I was able to reduce the size of the image by modifying the
QEMU_TARGETS variable.. but on enabling buildhistory and checking under
installed-image-sizes.txt , the individual package size of the qemu remains
the same. Is this correct? If not is there any other optimization
> Yes, look at the PACKAGECONFIGs and setting QEMU_TARGETS.
Does it mean that with the local.conf line:
# enable,disable,depends,rdepends
#
PACKAGECONFIG[qemu] = "--with-qemu,--without-qemu,qemu,"
The QEMU is completely removed (this is all that needs to be done, or...)?
Thank you,
Zee
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Yes, look at the PACKAGECONFIGs and setting QEMU_TARGETS.
Ross
On Mon, 14 Jun 2021 at 09:04, Aashik Aswin wrote:
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> Thanks for the clarification, yes I am installing QEMU in my image. Is there
> some way that we can disable the additional architectures and streamline the
> size ?
>
> Thanks
Thanks for the clarification, yes I am installing QEMU in my image. Is
there some way that we can disable the additional architectures and
streamline the size ?
Thanks
On Fri, Jun 11, 2021 at 8:48 PM Ross Burton wrote:
> Are you installing qemu into your image though?
>
> Qemu did get larger
Are you installing qemu into your image though?
Qemu did get larger as it is built with more architectures enabled,
but unless you're installing it in your image it won't make a
difference.
Ross
On Fri, 11 Jun 2021 at 11:40, Aashik Aswin wrote:
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> Hi Experts,
>
> I am upgrading my Linux from
Hi Experts,
I am upgrading my Linux from Yocto Thud to Zeus (5.4 Kernel) . After
building I could see a significant increase in the size of the image.
On checking with buildhistory enabled, I could see that qemu has nearly
doubled in size.
Thud (4.19) - 223084 KiB qemu
Zeus (5.4) - 474757
