Producing a Complete Linux System With a Single Command (and Configuration File) With Yocto
summary
A new workflow uses bitbake-setup in the bitbake repo to produce a complete Yocto build directory from a single JSON configuration stored in a config repository, checks out layers with the bitbake fetcher, and applies OE fragments and built-in fragments as reusable feature snippets. The live demo builds an image on a laptop mostly from Yocto state mirrors, leaving only 13 missing items to compile locally, and the tool successfully produces a runnable image.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Yokto and bitbake setup
- 2:28Live demo of bitbake setup
- 8:22Configuration files and workflow
- 15:23How bitbake assembles configurations
- 17:32Configuration formats and nesting
- 21:01Defining features in Yokto
- 26:02Build results and next steps
- 28:39Q&A: Other tools vs future
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