I want to build an image for 2 different machines i.e. rv64ima and rv64imafd with the help of Yocto but the recipes are common for both . Is there any way that I can change the input flags for respective machines in their machine configuration file. So that the only parameter I should pass is the name of machine.
Building same Image for multiple machines using conf file
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You can set MACHINE variable from the outside. In your layer.conf file you can set default machine like:
And in bash or your bash script you set MACHINE variable implicitly:
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