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Yocto Reference Manual
If you do not want to use the selector, phyLinux also supports command line arguments for the several settings, e.g.
./phyLinux init ‐p am335x ‐r PD14.1‐rc1 ‐m phycore‐am335x‐1 or view the help command for more information:
./phyLinux init ‐‐help usage: phyLinux init [-h] [--verbose] [--no-init] [-o REPOREPO] [-x XML]
[-u URL] [-p PLATFORM] [-r RELEASE] optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--verbose
--no-init dont execute init after fetch
-o REPOREPO Use repo tool from another url
-x XML Use a local XML manifest
-u URL Manifest git url
-p PLATFORM Processor platform
-r RELEASE Release version
After the execution of the init command, phyLinux will print a few important notes and also information for the next steps in the build process.
5.4 Advanced Usage
phyLinux can be used to transport software states over any medium. The state of the software is uniquely identified by the manifest.xml. You can create a manifest, send it to another place and recover the software state with:
./phyLinux init ‐x manifest.xml
You can also create a Git repository containing your software states. The Git repository needs to have branches other than master, as we reserved the master branch for a different usage. Use phyLinux to check out the states:
./phyLinux ‐u <url‐of‐your‐git‐repo>
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Table of contents
- 7 The Yocto Project
- 7 Introduction
- 7 Core Components
- 8 Vocabulary
- 8 Recipes
- 8 Classes
- 8 Layers
- 8 Machine
- 8 Distro
- 9 Bitbake
- 9 Toaster
- 9 Official Documentation
- 10 Compatible Linux Distributions
- 11 Introduction to the Phytec BSP
- 11 BSP Structure
- 11 BSP Management
- 11 phyLinux
- 12 BSP Meta Data
- 12 meta-openembedded
- 12 meta-qt
- 13 meta-phytec
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meta-phytec/meta-phy
- 13 meta-yogurt
- 13 Build Configuration
- 14 Installation
- 14 Setting up the Host
- 14 Git Configuration
- 15 site.conf Setup
- 16 phyLinux Documentation
- 16 Get phyLinux
- 16 Basic Usage
- 17 Initialization
- 18 Advanced Usage
- 19 Working with Poky and Bitbake
- 19 Start the Build
- 19 Images
- 20 Installing the SDK
- 20 Accessing Development States between Releases
- 21 BSP Features of meta-phytec and meta-yogurt
- 21 Buildinfo