add custom application into a image

add custom application into a image

[dexon_test]

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First of all, I am a full beginner when it comes to bitbake, yocto,  etc...So, I am sorry if my questions seems unskilful...

I would like to use meta-atmel (https://github.com/linux4sam/meta-atmel) with SAMA5d3xek machine.

I could build "atmel-qt4e-demo-image" demo image. Therefore I'd like to create custom apps into this image with these steps:

1. Added my new package ("dxatmel") into atmel-qt4e-demo-image.bb

2. Created my custom package file (dxatmel_1.0.bb):

DESCRIPTION = "DXAtmel QT application"
LICENSE = "BSD"
LIC_FILES_CHKSUM ="file://main.cpp;endline=14;md5=224c1642c6a9139c8824491e38263cba"

DEFAULT_PREFERENCE = "14"

PACKAGES = "${PN}-dbg ${PN}"

PR = "r0"

DEPENDS = "qt4-embedded"

SRC_URI ="ftp://www.dexonsystems.com/stuff/dxatmel-$(PV).tar.gz"

SRC_URI[md5sum] = "77c74ad602bfc25a97dd2e5593c00d5c"
SRC_URI[sha256sum] = "eff2bff716602ac21f8ca6a728c1860efd874e7e73d43c9f3f300c0763f2cfa0"

S = "${WORKDIR}/dxatmel-${PV}"

inherit qt4e pkgconfig

FILES_${PN}-dbg = " \
   /opt/DXAtmel/.debug \
   /opt/DXAtmel/.debug/* \
   /usr/* \
   /opt/DXAtmel/mainwindow.h \
   /opt/DXAtmel/mainwindow.cpp \
   /opt/DXAtmel/main.cpp \
   /opt/DXAtmel/DXAtmel.pro \
   /opt/DXAtmel/moc_mainwindow.cpp \
"

FILES_${PN} = " \
   /opt/DXAtmel/DXAtmel \
   /opt/DXAtmel/DXAtmel.sh \
   /opt/ApplicationL* \
"

do_install() {
     make INSTALL_ROOT=${D} install
}

3. bitbake -c build dxatmel

    -> I hit this error msg: Not found *.pro file in the working directory



Any advice on what I have missed in setting up recipes, etc...?


Lori


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Re: add custom application into a image

[Cliff Brake]

On Fri, Jul 18, 2014 at 5:12 AM, dexon_test <dexon1@dexonsystems.com> wrote:

> }
>
> 3. bitbake -c build dxatmel
>
>    -> I hit this error msg: Not found *.pro file in the working directory

At this point, you'll likely need to cd in the
tmp/work/..../dxatmel../ directory.  Then you can look at the script
that is doing the compile (temp/run.do_compile) and figure out what is
wrong.  I suspect its a directory naming issue or something.

Cliff