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RDunkley / meta-dotnet-core

BitBake recipes to use the pre-built binaries provided by Microsoft for .Net Core and their remote debugger.
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Kirkstone with dotnet 5 core #54

Open tbandtg opened 1 year ago

tbandtg commented 1 year ago

Is there some sort of magic sauce I need to do to get this to work. I coppied some of the things done in the dotnet 6 recepi then it acted like it needed ssl 1.0 which kirkstone comes with 3.x So got a recipe for that which then broke the bake because of poky/meta/dev-tools/python and _hashlib now I am just about lost. Any help would be SO greatly appreciated.

RDunkley commented 1 year ago

I haven't tried kirkstone yet. I am still on Honister for all my stuff. I am guessing changing the openssl version is going to be problematic since I am guessing a lot of kirkstone recipes rely on 3.x. You might try and go back to 3.x and see if any of these solutions work: https://github.com/dotnet/core/issues/4749.

gitjsdr26 commented 1 year ago

We tried to generate Yocto Kirkstone (kernel 5.15.60) with Dot Net Core 7.0.10 with success on a target based on i.MX 8M Mini. C# applications works with Visual Studio 2022. We used to debug the Visual Studio VS Linux Debugger extension.

sonicbhoc commented 7 months ago

Why not submit a pull request with the changes you made to get it to build? @gitjsdr26

We tried to generate Yocto Kirkstone (kernel 5.15.60) with Dot Net Core 7.0.10 with success on a target based on i.MX 8M Mini. C# applications works with Visual Studio 2022. We used to debug the Visual Studio VS Linux Debugger extension.