Hi List, As suggested from Andrei I'm posting my issue here to get some help.
I'm able to compile a basic yocto image (rpi-hwup-image.bb) for RaspberryPi (1/2/3/0) boards just by changing the MACHINE var, but when I set it to "raspberrypi" my image boots just only on v1 boards (B and B+), the same happens for "raspberrypi3" boards (3 only) and so on. Boot partition for each image is basically the same and has its kernel.img (or kernel7.img) only. Is there a way to create an universal image (P1, P2, P3 support) that goes on each board just like what raspbian does ? I mean, I can compile with MACHINE set to "raspberrypi" and generate various kernels (1,2,3,0) to match the destination board, It's not heavily optimized but at least it runs on each single machine On a cleaned up installation I have left busybox and kernel configs untouched because I'm doing just bare tests on them, each single image works but I wish to combine them. I might be able to compile each single kernel and with a dirty batch hack I can merge them, but, is there a Yocto way to do it ? Thanks in advance for your reply Ben
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