On 19 Feb 2011, at 16:16, Gary Thomas wrote:
On 02/19/2011 07:58 AM, Chris Tapp wrote:
I want to make some changes to /etc/interfaces.
It looks to me as if this this comes from 'netbase', but what do I
need to rebuild to get my changes in to the rootfs? i.e. is there
something I can
bitbake -c clean ???; bitbake ???
to get my changes in to the rootfs image?
I tried cleaning 'netbase', but that made no difference when I then
'bitbake poky-image-minimal'.
Did you clean the shared state (sstate-cache) info that I told you
about yesterday?
I have now, and it may have made a difference. I say 'may' because the
build failed else where in a way I couldn't fix without deleting tmp/
and rebuilding. I'll try again later ;-)
It seems as if this sstate-cache trick is worth using by default.
I'm having a problem with libSDL linking against libdirectfb-1.2, not
the 1.4 that's in the build. I had previously done a 'cleanall'
rebuild of libSDL to see if anything showed up, but there was nothing
to see.
However, doing the same and deleting the sstate-cache items as well
means that I can now see warnings to say that it uses /usr/include
and /usr/lib (which is where it gets the 1.2 from).
Is this behaviour 'by design' (i.e. something that should always be
done), or is it an issue with bitbake? I can't see anything in the
Yocto bugzilla if it is.
Chris
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