I ran into a minor build system glitch and wanted to share the
workaround I used.
I was following the steps in the Poky quick start guide. When the
build got to the do_rootfs() task, the rpm command complained on all
packages with:
installing package <PKG> needs 125MB on the /boot filesystem
My /boot partition is only 100MB which is what triggered the problem.
However, since the disk space on the host filesystem is irrelevant for
assembling the rootfs for the target, I added --ignoresize to the rpm
line that triggered the problem.
I suspect that it's related to the fact that rpm -U was used with
--justdb and without --root. It may be needed on similar rpm calls as
well.
Once I made the change my build completed successfully.
I ran into a minor build system glitch and wanted to share the
workaround I used.
I was following the steps in the Poky quick start guide. When the
build got to the do_rootfs() task, the rpm command complained on all
packages with:
installing package <PKG> needs 125MB on the /boot filesystem
My /boot partition is only 100MB which is what triggered the problem.
However, since the disk space on the host filesystem is irrelevant for
assembling the rootfs for the target, I added --ignoresize to the rpm
line that triggered the problem.
I suspect that it's related to the fact that rpm -U was used with
--justdb and without --root. It may be needed on similar rpm calls as
well.
Once I made the change my build completed successfully.