On 2/5/18 2:19 AM, dhkoo wrote: > Hello. > > > > I'm working with Rocko 2.4.1, and as my work reaches to the last stage, > I'm beating my head to distribute SDK for my colleagues. > I found that command "do_populate_sdk" can make SDK environment easily, > but the problem is SDK's capacity is too huge. > > > > Of course there's many reasons for that, but I guess the QEMU is one of > the reason.(I suppose many binaries are used for QEMU.) > > We has no plan to use QEMU, so I want exclude QEMU from my SDK. > > > > but I have no idea where to begin. > Is there any idea to exclude QEMU?
the SDK uses qemu for quite a bit of tasks internally, some recipes depend on it for builds too for things which cant be done in cross compile friendly ways. I think removing qemu might be a deep cut that SDK wont survive for you. If you are looking for reducing the size you might want to look at using a smaller image e.g. based on core-image-minimal, if thats also too big for you. I would suggest look elsewhere e.g. https://toolchains.free-electrons.com/ -- _______________________________________________ yocto mailing list [email protected] https://lists.yoctoproject.org/listinfo/yocto
