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On 01/10/2011 01:23 PM, João Henrique Freitas wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I searched in meta/* but did not found a ntp client like.
>
> busybox have one but yocto don't compiles it, by default.
>
> I can use a busybox.append or change busybox recipe.
>
> In this cases, what is the best to do?
>
João,

If you are creating a layer, then it would be best to create a 
busybox.bbappend file that enables the options you are looking for. You 
can also add an ntp client in your layer, you just need to ensure you 
also add it to the appropriate task or image via a .bbappend file.

Sau!

> Thanks
>