I want to understand how to compile new images for the Beagleboard. I looked this up on the wiki, and discovered this web page
http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/building-angstrom
and one of the first steps in that is
git checkout origin/stable/2009 -b stable/2009
My question is: do I still need to checkout 'origin/stable/2009 -b stable/2009' or should this change to 'origin/stable/2010 -b stable/2010'?
Also, I copied my bitbake directory from the corresponding directory I was using to do a Gumstix Overo build. I hope this won't get me in trouble as I attempt to bitbake for the Beagleboard.
Thanks
Bob Cochran
I want to understand how to compile new images for the Beagleboard. I looked
this up on the wiki, and discovered this web page
http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/building-angstrom
and one of the first steps in that is
git checkout origin/stable/2009 -b stable/2009
My question is: do I still need to checkout 'origin/stable/2009 -b
stable/2009' or should this change to 'origin/stable/2010 -b stable/2010'?
No idea as I am using unstable, but in the time you typed this message
you could easily have tried it.
Also, I copied my bitbake directory from the corresponding directory I was
using to do a Gumstix Overo build. I hope this won't get me in trouble as I
attempt to bitbake for the Beagleboard.
It won't, provided the version is new enough.
What branch are you referring to with »unstable«?
$ git branch -r | grep stable
origin/org.openembedded.angstrom-2007.12-stable
origin/org.openembedded.stable
origin/stable/2009
origin/trini/stable/2009/sdk-updates
[…]
Thank you for teaching me a git command and answering my question in the same stroke! I really need to learn more about git and openembedded.
Bob