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Dear All,
Working with:
- Galileo 2
- Yocto morty
Have added the following lines to my local.conf:
MACHINE = "intel-quark"
IMAGE_INSTALL_append "ntp ntimed tcpdump traceroute arptables openssh"
Examining notes at:
https://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/morty/layer/openembedded-core/ https://layers.openembedded.org/layerindex/branch/morty/layer/openembedded-core/
We see that openssh is included in this layer, and the notes specifically state that the sshd server is included. However, when added as detailed above, I get the ssh client, but not the server.
Is this a bug?
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RESOLUTION
OK - doing more digging:
When starting bitbake, I was generating the image "core-image-sato" as per the example from the README file provided in meta-intel.
Per the Yocto Mega Manual, section 5.2.2, the correct image should be "core-image-full-cmdline", since:
- Galileo does not have video output, and is therefore a Command Line Interface (CLI) bound device via serial/sshd/telnet.
- the image "core-image-full-cmdline" includes the sshd daemon by default.
Therefore, using the correct image resolves the problem without modifications.
After generating the new image, the sshd binary is found at: /usr/sbin/sshd
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THANK YOU for looking into this issue. A document detailing my trials and experiences will be posted here in the forums soon.
FOLLOWUP: Could someone please update the meta-intel/README file and replace the core-image-sato reference with core-image-full-cmdline ?
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RESOLUTION
OK - doing more digging:
When starting bitbake, I was generating the image "core-image-sato" as per the example from the README file provided in meta-intel.
Per the Yocto Mega Manual, section 5.2.2, the correct image should be "core-image-full-cmdline", since:
- Galileo does not have video output, and is therefore a Command Line Interface (CLI) bound device via serial/sshd/telnet.
- the image "core-image-full-cmdline" includes the sshd daemon by default.
Therefore, using the correct image resolves the problem without modifications.
After generating the new image, the sshd binary is found at: /usr/sbin/sshd
***
THANK YOU for looking into this issue. A document detailing my trials and experiences will be posted here in the forums soon.
FOLLOWUP: Could someone please update the meta-intel/README file and replace the core-image-sato reference with core-image-full-cmdline ?
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Hello iic1tls,
Thanks for reaching out!
I'm glad to hear that you were able to find the reason of this behavior. Thank you for providing us feedback, I will make sure to pass this information to the appropriate team.
-Peter.

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