First of all, let me tell you guys something.. this yocto build that takes hours, dependence of internet connection, a bunch of package that must be pre-installed in the desktop, and a lot of frustration on this process.. forget it... it is very painful... you guys at least could provide some pre-fetched images to reduce the pain... it is the first time I see people providing releases that in fact you do not have the ingredients you need.. reading this community most part of people dislike it... it is painful and slow.
please think on this suggestion.
anyway.. my questions now
1) opencv - should I rebuild everything eliminating the uclib and replacing by eglic ? yes or not ? that's really confusing because looks like the opencv is part of packages dependences.
for example, this blog:
Intel Galileo - Building Linux Image - Malinov Family Web Presence
is badly copied and it is not even mentioned on this document:
the article suggests to compile everything removing the uclib and making a image root fs of almost 3Gb ???? IMAGE_ROOTFS_SIZE = "3072000"
ok..ok.. then I need to generate a new compilation with BSP image but I believe I need to have a new toolchain adding "-c populate_sdk" in the end right ?
2) if I really need to do the item (1), and if I installed my new tool chain in my machine... why I cannot compile a simple opencv example ? for example, if I add the "include <cv.h>" the compiler says this header is not specified...so it means, the toolchain that took almost the whole afternoon does not have what I need ?
3) I tried also to compile the opencv from source, but after to run cmake (you can test) the cmake claims saying your g++ compiler even compile a simple c++ test code
Could someone give me help ? thanks a million!!!