Configure KOM to find a new overlay and use it in your project
The first time you install a overlay foobar in your system:
( install foobar overlay where you want )
kom -o foobar /path/to/foobar
Configure your project to use foobar overlay:
cd /path/to/yourproject
kom -a foobar
To know which overlay and bitbake version supported by Kom:
kom -r list repository
If you decide to trust Kom and use it to download a overlay in the list:
# download git version
kom -r git [overlay_name]
# Train Kom to find new overlay
kom -o [overlay_name] `kom -r path [overlay_name]`
# Now, you can configure your project to use [overlay_name]
kom -a [overlay_name]
Now, if you want view what overlay are available to use in a project:
kom -l
Instead, if you want to know what overlay are used in your project and what priority it has (the higher the value, the higher the priority):
kom -L
Kom has an utility to test your configuration. If Kom find an inconsistence, it's return a description of error and how remedy:
kom -t
