The vast majority of projects used in our Yocto project are OSS and pulled from the web.

The vast majority of projects used in our Yocto project are OSS and pulled from the web.

When I try to compile a JS package that depends on node-gyp, I end up with this:

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I want to explicitly set rootfs size to 4GB for update compatibility reasons. If I set IMAGE_OVERHEAD_FACTOR = "1", IMAGE_ROOTFS_SIZE = "4194304" and IMAGE_ROOTFS_EXTRA_SPACE = "0", rootfs partition has 5.1 GB. If I print these variables on do_rfs_postprocess step, IMAGE_ROOTFS_EXTRA_SPACE has value 0 + 102400. But I don’t know, where the additional gigabyte came from.
How can I set rootfs part size exactly to 4 GB, no matter what?

I am having a yocto qemux86-64 qemu image, i am compiling a hello world cpp file in ubuntu host, when i run this binary in qemu environment i am getting the below glibc error