Hello all,
I'm not sure if my prior question was unclear or if the question was
something nobody knows the answer to.
I think there's probably a simple answer, but maybe not.
So the background is this: A poky/danny setup where I have
previously-compiled core-image-minimal.
I force busybox to be recompiled: bitbake -c -f compile busybox
I clean core-image-minimal: bitbake -c -f cleansstate core-image-minimal
I rebuild the core image: bitbake core-image-minimal
Result: The busybox that is included in the core-image rootfs is a
busybox that was compiled earlier. It has an earlier timestamp.
Question: How do I force the newly-compiled busybox to be included in
the core-image rootfs, so that the rootfs generation process does not
retrieve some stale version of busybox from a cache somewhere? (Without
deleting the tmp directory. I know that works.)
There's got to be a simple answer.
Thanks,
Brian
ps. This is merely an interim way to test a particular permutation of
the busybox config. I know how to make a recipe using bbappend and a new
defconfig for busybox. But I want to do a series of quick-and-dirty
tests with various busybox config options.
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