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Your solution to compile a dotnet c# application from source with a bitbake recipe works very well. But working with aarch64 and adding the dotnet-hello-world application to the image, it fails because of DNF check during rootfs generation. This is also described here: Dependency for binary package. However this is not an issue with x86_64.
Ok, there is an "ugly" workaround hack for this, to add the recipe artifacts after rootfs generation to the rootfs, but actually i just wanted to call out if you have already dealed with this and if you know a better solution?
Your answer is very much appreciated.
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Hi Jeremy,
Your solution to compile a dotnet c# application from source with a bitbake recipe works very well. But working with
aarch64
and adding thedotnet-hello-world
application to the image, it fails because ofDNF
check during rootfs generation. This is also described here: Dependency for binary package. However this is not an issue withx86_64
.Ok, there is an "ugly" workaround hack for this, to add the recipe artifacts after rootfs generation to the rootfs, but actually i just wanted to call out if you have already dealed with this and if you know a better solution?
Your answer is very much appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: