@@ -8,25 +8,26 @@ Project Setup
=============
This chapter describes how to setup a new OE-lite project, ie. the creation of
-a new OE-lite manifest and setup of an OE-lite repository for it.
-
+a new OE-lite xref:_oe_lite_terminology[manifest] and setup of an OE-lite
+xref:_oe_lite_terminology[repository] for it.
From Scratch
------------
-To create a new OE-lite manifest from scratch, all you need to do is:
+To create a new OE-lite xref:_oe_lite_terminology[manifest] from scratch, all
+ you need to do is:
1. Create an empty directory.
2. Create a conf/bakery.conf file.
3. Run `oe init`.
-4. Convert layers to be of internal layer type.
+4. Convert xref:_oe_lite_terminology[layers] to be of internal layer type.
Bakery.conf from scratch
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The bakery.conf follows the OE-lite metadata syntax, or rather a subset of it.
The primary purpose os to assign a value to the variable called +OESTACK+,
-which defines the OE-lite stack.
+which defines the OE-lite xref:_oe_lite_terminology[stack].
An OE-lite stack is composed of a number of OE-lite layers, with each layer
typically being a seperate git repository.
@@ -161,10 +161,10 @@ sudo cave resolve oe-bakery
Install Manifest Dependencies
-----------------------------
-Depending on the OE-lite manifest(s) you will be working with, and what you
-will build with it, you will require some additional host tools. If you
-installed bakery from PPA, you most likely already have all you need, and you
-can skip this section.
+Depending on the OE-lite xref:_oe_lite_terminology[manifest(s)] you will be
+working with, and what you will build with it, you will require some
+additional host tools. If you installed bakery from PPA, you most likely
+already have all you need, and you can skip this section.
If you installed bakery in another way, you might want to install some
additional development tools.
From: Kim Højgaard-Hansen <kiho@prevas.dk> --- init.txt | 11 ++++++----- setup.txt | 8 ++++---- 2 files changed, 10 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-)