Hi Konrad,

Actually my current image size is 3.9GB because of heavy size packages required 
by my project and without project required packages my image size in Yocto is 
800MB.

I want to reduce the image size as maximum as possible.


Thanks a lot in advance,
Ajam Ali
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Subject: Re: [yocto] Fw: Reducing rootfs size in yocto


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Pretty general questions, but I try to answer your question.


I don't know what the purpose of your image is, but installing development 
tools like boost-dev or gcc (I guess that is what you mean with cpp) makes your 
image automatically a lot bigger, I would suggest to put devtools into a SDK, 
which could be shipped separately.


Next thing you can do is to analyze the what is actually so big in your image, 
e.g. by creating a tar.gz of the image, unpacking it and browsing by 'du -sh *'.
You can get the package/recipe to a file by using 'oe-pkgdata-util find-path 
<path>'.


In the identified recipe you can look for PACKAGECONFIG or OE_EXTRACONF 
switches that you don't need and disable them.


As said, I don't know what the purpose/environment of your image will be like, 
but you could also consider to use a different fs-format like squash.


In general if you want small images preferring musl over glibc and systemV over 
systemd is something that you could consider as well.


TL;DR


1) move to SDK

2) check PACKAGECONFIG switches

3) same as 2 or consider something "smaller" like lxc

4) same as 2

5) same as 2

6) same as 2

7) move to SDK

8) same as 2


On 28.03.20 14:25, Ajam Ali wrote:


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Hi All,

I am trying to reduce the image size.


how can i  reduce the size of following packages so that i could get a small 
image size after integrating these packages in yocto?


1) boost-dev 2) docker 3) containerd-opencontainers 4) nodejs 5) nodejs-npm 6) 
python3-numpy 7) cpp 8) postgresql



Thanks in advance,

Ajam Ali

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