This is a distribution builder project.  It was constructed by the
wr-lx-setup.  The project was constructed using the following arguments:

####SETUP_ARGS####


Quickstart Instructions
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You must first create a build directory:

$ . ./oe-init-build-env <build>

The <build> is the directory to create, if not specified the system will
default to the directory 'build'.

Once the build directory has been created, the system will change your
working directory to be inside of the build directory.  Each time you
open a new shell session you will need to source the oe-init-build-env
script as indicated above.

Once in the build directory edit the 'conf/local.conf' file.  Please
refer to the comments in the file for specific configuration instructions.

After configuring your build directory, you may now run bitbake commands.
Note that bitbake, actually python3, requires the LANG environment variable
to be a utf-8 variant, e.g. en_US.UTF-8, or it will terminate with an error.
Bitbake commands are of the format: bitbake <recipe>

For example:

$ export LANG=en_US.UTF-8      # if needed
$ bitbake core-image-minimal

or

$ LANG=en_US.UTF-8 bitbake core-image-minimal

Once your have built an image, you can boot this using QEMU (for compatible
MACHINE settings) using the 'runqemu' command, such as:

$ runqemu ####DEFAULTMACHINE####

Changing your project settings
------------------------------
At any time you can re-run the setup program using different arguments.  This
will update your program with any new dependencies, as well as reconstruct
other project files.  You can use 'git show' to see the changes made.

Note: the setup program will not change any build directories.  You will need
to manually sync your conf/local.conf and conf/bblayers.conf to the versions
in the config directory.  (A script is in development to assist with this.)


To update your project
----------------------
There are two methods that can be used to update the project directory.
Keep in mind though, the build directories are not updated with the project,
so you will need to manually update your conf/local.conf and 
conf/bblayers.conf yourself.  (A script is in development to assist with
this.)

The preferred way of updating your project project is to re-run the setup
program.

First update setup, for example:

$ cd setup
$ git pull
$ cd ..

Then re-run the setup program with the original arguments.

$ setup/setup.sh ####SETUP_ARGS####

Updating this way will allow the setup program to recompute dependency
information from the layer index.

Alternatively, you can run the 'repo sync' command.  This will NOT recompute
any dependencies and will only update the git repositories.  For example:

$ repo sync


License
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See the various layers and repositories for their respective license
information.