You need to look into build logs and build directory for the kernel recipe to see what modules are being built and packaged.
Alex On Mon, 13 May 2024 at 02:02, Worik Stanton via lists.yoctoproject.org <worik.stanton=tirotech.co...@lists.yoctoproject.org> wrote: > > Friends > > Where in a yocto build can I find the definition of a package for opkg? > > I am building an image for a Toradex NXP. > I have to replace the WiFi chip with a iwlwifi Intel chip > When it is building my core image recipe it fails with the message: > > * opkg_prepare_url_for_install: Couldn't find anything to satisfy > 'kernel-module-iwlmvm' > > I have a working build for an Intel Nuc that uses this chip and builds with > no problems. > > In both builds the IMAGE_INSTALL has kernel-module-iwlmvm and > kernel-module-iwlwifi added > > I looked into the opkg package list and there is no "kernel-module-iw*", > there is "kmod-iwlwifi" so I switched to that, but the error I got was: > > "ERROR: Nothing RPROVIDES 'kmod-iwlwifi" > > I searched all of the files, (on both systems) I have and I cannot find where > "kernel-module-iwlmvm" is defined as a package for opkg. The fact that > changing "kernel-module-iwlwifi" to "kmod-iwlwifi" indicates it is defined > somewhere. > > IMAGE_INSTALL += " \ > sentinel \ > gdb \ > strace \ > packagegroup-boot \ > packagegroup-basic \ > packagegroup-base-tdx-cli \ > packagegroup-machine-tdx-cli \ > packagegroup-wifi-tdx-cli \ > packagegroup-wifi-fw-tdx-cli \ > packagegroup-fsl-gpu-libs \ > udev-extraconf \ > storage-mount \ > root-key \ > terminal-server \ > ubx \ > lbtool \ > iw \ > kernel-module-iwlwifi \ > kernel-module-iwlmvm \ > " > > >
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