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== Preparation for Yocto Build == | == Preparation for Yocto Build == | ||
Here we do a few things: | |||
# Prepare a Docker container with the required Yocto dependencies, in which the Yocto build will happen. | |||
# Checkout a configuration of the KDE Demo image and set it up | |||
=== Preparation of Docker Container === | |||
The basic source code repository for this step is `kde:packaging/yocto-manifest` (https://invent.kde.org/packaging/yocto-manifest). Select a location where you have a lot (and this really means >200 GB) of free space. In the following, we assume that `/opt/yocto` is such a location; just replace it in the commands if it is different. | |||
<pre> | |||
cd /opt/yocto | |||
git clone kde:packaging/yocto-manifest manifest | |||
</pre> | |||
== Your First Yocto Build == | |||
Revision as of 14:15, 16 July 2023
Getting Started
This page is supposed to give a simple to follow guide of the first steps one have to do to assemble a setup for embedded development, preparing a first build via Yocto, build it and test-run it on the development device.
Material Needed
Embedded development always have the problem that you need some material additional to a development computer.
The most important components that one always should have:
- development board
- power supply for the development board
- micro SD card as main storage of the development board
- a micro SD card writer/reader
- a RS232-USB adapter for low level debugging of startup problems of the development board
Preparation for Yocto Build
Here we do a few things:
- Prepare a Docker container with the required Yocto dependencies, in which the Yocto build will happen.
- Checkout a configuration of the KDE Demo image and set it up
Preparation of Docker Container
The basic source code repository for this step is `kde:packaging/yocto-manifest` (https://invent.kde.org/packaging/yocto-manifest). Select a location where you have a lot (and this really means >200 GB) of free space. In the following, we assume that `/opt/yocto` is such a location; just replace it in the commands if it is different.
cd /opt/yocto git clone kde:packaging/yocto-manifest manifest