Hullo
I'm new to yocto, so I'm probably not going about this in the optimum way.
I'm trying to add package management to a yocto build. My preference would be
yum/rpm on a rh/centos/fedora distro (as that's the distro used elsewhere), but
I don't think that's feasible.
I've added:
[code]
On 12 December 2012 11:13, Tim Coote tim+yoctoproject@coote.org wrote:
I'm trying to add package management to a yocto build. My preference would be
yum/rpm on a rh/centos/fedora distro (as that's the distro used elsewhere),
but I don't think that's feasible.
I've added:
[code]
Thanks, Ross. That fixed that. Either I had finger trouble before when invoking
rpm or I needed to remove the ? from the ?= in PACKAGE_CLASSES ?= package_rpm
Am I right in thinking that yum isn't in the standard recipes?
Tim
On 12 Dec 2012, at 11:18, Burton, Ross ross.bur...@intel.com wrote:
On 12 December 2012 11:31, Tim Coote tim+yoctoproject@coote.org wrote:
Am I right in thinking that yum isn't in the standard recipes?
Yum, no. Zypper is in oe-core and is used when you construct a RPM-based image.
(note that Zypper is being replaced by Smart in oe-core master)
Ross
ok. Thanks.
just spotted the split between rpm / rpm5 and yum. I suppose that the knock on
is managing multiple repos for different update managers.
don't suppose you know if there are material differences from a
packaging/dependency point of view between rpm4 and rpm5?
is there an eta for
On 12 December 2012 12:07, Tim Coote tim+yoctoproject@coote.org wrote:
don't suppose you know if there are material differences from a
packaging/dependency point of view between rpm4 and rpm5?
Not sure, I prefer opkg for Yocto and am a Debian user for my desktop.s
is there an eta for
On 12/12/12 5:43 AM, Burton, Ross wrote:
On 12 December 2012 11:31, Tim Coote tim+yoctoproject@coote.org wrote:
Am I right in thinking that yum isn't in the standard recipes?
Yum, no. Zypper is in oe-core and is used when you construct a RPM-based image.
(note that Zypper is being
On 12/12/12 6:07 AM, Tim Coote wrote:
ok. Thanks.
just spotted the split between rpm / rpm5 and yum. I suppose that the knock on
is managing multiple repos for different update managers.
don't suppose you know if there are material differences from a
packaging/dependency point of view
