Re: [yocto] Revision file in images

2012-10-15 Thread Anders Darander
* Marc Ferland [121015 20:56]: > FYI, I was able to put the SHA1 of each meta data layer by doing: > def print_layers_version(d): > layertext = "Configured metadata layers:\n%s\n" % > '\n'.join(get_layers_branch_rev(d)) > return layertext > IMAGE_PREPROCESS_COMMAND += "echo "${@pri

Re: [yocto] Revision file in images

2012-10-15 Thread Paul Eggleton
On Monday 15 October 2012 14:55:28 Marc Ferland wrote: > Anders Darander writes: > > * Marc Ferland [121012 17:40]: > >> Hi, > >> > >> Is a revision file populated in the images produced by the build process? > >> Something listing the revisions of the different layers used. Just like > >> the "

Re: [yocto] Revision file in images

2012-10-15 Thread Marc Ferland
Anders Darander writes: > * Marc Ferland [121012 17:40]: > >> Hi, > >> Is a revision file populated in the images produced by the build process? >> Something listing the revisions of the different layers used. Just like >> the "OE Build Configuration" summary. > > As Saul wrote, I don't know any

Re: [yocto] Revision file in images

2012-10-14 Thread Anders Darander
* Marc Ferland [121012 17:40]: > Hi, > Is a revision file populated in the images produced by the build process? > Something listing the revisions of the different layers used. Just like > the "OE Build Configuration" summary. As Saul wrote, I don't know any way of getting this info. > I'd li

Re: [yocto] Revision file in images

2012-10-12 Thread Saul Wold
On 10/12/2012 08:42 AM, Marc Ferland wrote: Hi, Is a revision file populated in the images produced by the build process? Something listing the revisions of the different layers used. Just like the "OE Build Configuration" summary. That level of detail no. I'd like to easily identify what a

[yocto] Revision file in images

2012-10-12 Thread Marc Ferland
Hi, Is a revision file populated in the images produced by the build process? Something listing the revisions of the different layers used. Just like the "OE Build Configuration" summary. I'd like to easily identify what a target system currently runs. Regards, Marc