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How to Install Program for OpenEmbedded Minimal File System?

Shengye Wan over 7 years ago

Hi experts,

I'm wondering is there any tool for me to install applications on OE Minimal system like 'apt-get' for Ubuntu?

My platform is Juno r1 and I deployed it followed the instruction.

The main purpose of me is developing some kernel modules for my OS.

After I wrote the code, I found that the OE doesn't have 'make' and then I have no idea about how to build a kernel module for the OS.

In this case, if I can install the make on the OE I think it could solve my issue.

Thank you.

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+1 Mark Nicholson over 7 years ago

Hi,
OE minimal is intentionally a very basic FS, so yes there isn't much included in the build by default.

The alternative OE LAMP stack has a native compiler etc. However, for most kinds of development you are still likely to hit limitations wrt what's provided by default.

Note that we primarily provide these OE filesystems as a example/reference we can test the deliverables against. You are free to look elsewhere.

e.g. community.arm.com/.../booting-debian-on-juno-release-1602-onwards

Would seem a better potential option.
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+1 Mark Nicholson over 7 years ago

Hi,
OE minimal is intentionally a very basic FS, so yes there isn't much included in the build by default.

The alternative OE LAMP stack has a native compiler etc. However, for most kinds of development you are still likely to hit limitations wrt what's provided by default.

Note that we primarily provide these OE filesystems as a example/reference we can test the deliverables against. You are free to look elsewhere.

e.g. community.arm.com/.../booting-debian-on-juno-release-1602-onwards

Would seem a better potential option.
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