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Previously, obmc-bsp-common.inc added "overlay" to the IMAGE_FSTYPES
but this only has meaning if the 'image-overlay' class is used. The
obmc-phosphor-image class explicitly includes 'image-overlay' when
appropriate but no other images (ie. ones that come with yocto) do.
Changed obmc-bsp-common to instead enable an obmc-phosphor-image feature
by setting OBMC_PHOSPHOR_IMAGE_OVERLAY=1. Then in obmc-phosphor-image we
add "overlay" to the IMAGE_FSTYPES only when the feature is enabled.
This will fix both non-phosphor images on hardware platforms and all images
on simulation platforms.
Signed-off-by: Patrick Williams <patrick@stwcx.xyz>
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Prior to this patch packagegroup-core-boot was not being pulled in.
core-boot is what brings in the init_manager (systemd) but
somehow systemd was added as a dependency by OE for the skeleton package
so the missing core-boot packagegroup went unnoticed.
core-boot was not being pulled in because of an assignment to
IMAGE_INSTALL in the global configuration. Yocto core provides a
mechanism to do the same thing safely - CORE_IMAGE_EXTRA_INSTALL;
use this and also adopt a similar approach for adding extra packages
to image recipes using obmc-phosphor-image.
Signed-off-by: Brad Bishop <bradleyb@fuzziesquirrel.com>
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Build a rootfs cpio uimage with everything along with the other
images.
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This attempts to address a race condition in the build where
we attempt to build a complete flash image before all the sub-images
are available (specifically the initramfs image).
Any classes in IMAGE_CLASSES are inherited by all image recipes, including
the initramfs image. OE-Core's live/hddimg recipes address this
by pulling in the class configuration in recipe scope, rather than
global scope. Copy that behavior here.
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This adds the u-boot-fw-utils package to the obmc phosphor bsp
include file to include the fw_setenv and fw_printenv utilities
in the image.
This will allow us to read and update the u-boot boot environment
including setting the mac address of the ethernet.
Signed-off-by: Milton Miller <miltonm@us.ibm.com>
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This saves almost 30 percent.
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This makes all machines use the OpenBMC flash image uboot
image fstype specialization.
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