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Have a look at: poky/meta-skeleton/recipes-kernel/hello-mod/hello-mod_0.1.bb
Use ${KERNEL_STAGING_DIR} to locate kernel sources.

Br,
David

On 06/07/2012 09:12 PM, Jim Rucker wrote:
> I'm creating a bitbake recipe for a package that is a loadable module, but
> it requires the linux source directory in order to build. I added the
> virtual/kernel package as our "DEPENDS", but when I run bitbake -e for my
> target I don't see an environment variable that specifies where the source
> is for the virtual/kernel package. Is there a way to get this, or am doing
> this wrong? I put the .bb recipe in the same
> meta-ourco/recipes-kernel/linux directory that has the .bb which builds the
> linux kernel for our target, but in its own file, with its own "PROVIDES"
> variable.
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