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On 07/03/2011 11:11 AM, Richard Purdie wrote:

> Did you try a "bitbake -ccleansstate virtual/kernel"?
> 
> I'm wondering if stale sstate files for the kernel are affecting the
> build somehow? Are you using a custom do_install/copy of kernel.bbclass
> or anything like that?

Hi Richard,

thanks a lot. It turns out I am stupid and I have had a shell mistake in my
modified rootfs_rpm, it is still interesting who tries to access the
System.map (I don't have the kernel-abi file, so image.bbclass should not
try), and that FATAL actually is not fatal here.

Does anyone know if bash can return the line it exited from? I think would be
great if our logs would include something like. BASH stopped processing at
line... in case of errors.

sorry for the noise.

holger