[meta-freescale] how to build vivante_drv.so?

[Jeff Osier-Mixon]

The Yocto Project does not maintain a policy for or against the types
of standard confidentiality clauses that organizations often place
wholesale into employees' signatures. It seems that no amount of
education will convince them that these statements are useless and, as
Michael says, they have no legal impact in any country as far as I
know.  Perhaps we should issue a statement that all of our lists are
publicly archived and thus completely not confidential.

In any case, though, there are no community standards to break, and
I'm not too concerned about the few bytes of added bandwidth so no
worries there - just be aware that the list is not private.

thanks

On Fri, Feb 14, 2014 at 2:26 PM, Michael Halstead
<michael at yoctoproject.org> wrote:
> On 02/14/2014 03:50 AM, Otavio Salvador wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> On Fri, Feb 14, 2014 at 3:50 AM, Prathamesh P Ghanekar
>> <prathamesh.ghanekar at igate.com> wrote:
>>>> core-image-x11
>>> I just built core-image-x11.It has vivante_drv.so and libvivante_dri.so files.
>>> But, it seems that they are built with ABI version 11 and not 13. Is there any way we can build vivante libraries for ABI version 13, which will match with my xorg driver?
>> Which Xorg version are you using?
>>
>>>> Please drop this disclaimer as this is a public mailing list and no information here is confidential.
>>> I am really sorry, but I can't help it. It automatically gets appended to every mail I sent out of my organization. Kindly bear with that.
> Feel free to make an e-mail account with another provider for
> interaction with the lists if you'd like.
>> I am adding the list admin, from the Yocto Project, in the Cc; this
>> kind of disclaimer is unacceptable in my opinion but I don't know what
>> is the official position of the Yocto Project admins. So Michael?
> As far as I know these disclaimers have no legal impact in the United
> States of America and are just a harmless waste of bandwidth. They may
> have some effect in other countries though. The expectation is that
> anything posted to a public list is not confidential. All Yocto Project
> lists are published on the public web and mirrored to usenet. I would
> prefer to just ignore these disclaimers.
>
> Jefro can address if this breaks any community standards.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
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