Add same files to multiple PACKAGES
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I have a the case where three binaries are in the /usr/bin directory and want the test program in a separate package:
/usr/bin/execbin1 /usr/bin/execbin2 /usr/bin/test
In the recipe file I have specified the PACKAGES I needed in the build,
PACKAGES = "$PN-dbg $PN-custom $PN $PN-doc $PN-dev $PN-locale"
Now I want to add /usr/bin/test in the $PN-custom package. I did the following:
FILES_$PN-custom = "$bindir/test"
Consider the case where I also want to add the same /usr/bin/test in the
$PN Package. I tried the following:
FILES_$PN = "$bindir/*"
But the generated $PN Package had only execbin1 and execbin1.
I need all binaries in the $PN Package.
Any suggestions?
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I have a the case where three binaries are in the /usr/bin directory and want the test program in a separate package:
/usr/bin/execbin1 /usr/bin/execbin2 /usr/bin/test
In the recipe file I have specified the PACKAGES I needed in the build,
PACKAGES = "$PN-dbg $PN-custom $PN $PN-doc $PN-dev $PN-locale"
Now I want to add /usr/bin/test in the $PN-custom package. I did the following:
FILES_$PN-custom = "$bindir/test"
Consider the case where I also want to add the same /usr/bin/test in the
$PN Package. I tried the following:
FILES_$PN = "$bindir/*"
But the generated $PN Package had only execbin1 and execbin1.
I need all binaries in the $PN Package.
Any suggestions?
linux embedded yocto
asked Nov 25 at 11:49
Sam
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I have a the case where three binaries are in the /usr/bin directory and want the test program in a separate package:
/usr/bin/execbin1 /usr/bin/execbin2 /usr/bin/test
In the recipe file I have specified the PACKAGES I needed in the build,
PACKAGES = "$PN-dbg $PN-custom $PN $PN-doc $PN-dev $PN-locale"
Now I want to add /usr/bin/test in the $PN-custom package. I did the following:
FILES_$PN-custom = "$bindir/test"
Consider the case where I also want to add the same /usr/bin/test in the
$PN Package. I tried the following:
FILES_$PN = "$bindir/*"
But the generated $PN Package had only execbin1 and execbin1.
I need all binaries in the $PN Package.
Any suggestions?
linux embedded yocto
asked Nov 25 at 11:49
Sam
32
I have a the case where three binaries are in the /usr/bin directory and want the test program in a separate package:
/usr/bin/execbin1 /usr/bin/execbin2 /usr/bin/test
In the recipe file I have specified the PACKAGES I needed in the build,
PACKAGES = "$PN-dbg $PN-custom $PN $PN-doc $PN-dev $PN-locale"
Now I want to add /usr/bin/test in the $PN-custom package. I did the following:
FILES_$PN-custom = "$bindir/test"
Consider the case where I also want to add the same /usr/bin/test in the
$PN Package. I tried the following:
FILES_$PN = "$bindir/*"
But the generated $PN Package had only execbin1 and execbin1.
I need all binaries in the $PN Package.
Any suggestions?
linux embedded yocto
linux embedded yocto
asked Nov 25 at 11:49
Sam
32
asked Nov 25 at 11:49
Sam
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asked Nov 25 at 11:49
Sam
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asked Nov 25 at 11:49
Sam
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asked Nov 25 at 11:49
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