How to bitbake clean altera-image-minimal?

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I am a beginner to Yocto Linux and having trouble with clean up rootfs filesystem in the build image folder using

bitbake -c clean altera-image-minimal altera-gsrd-image

I did successful with

bitbake -c clean virtual/kernel virtual/bootloader

to remove kernel and uboot generated files from "~/Build1/tmp/deploy/images", but not the filesystem. I tried with -f to force clean the generated filesystem but it doesn't seem like doing anything. If anyone have experienced similar issue, can you help share your solution?

Thank you!

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If by clean up you mean remove the rootfs and what it generates then just delete the ~/Build1/tmp folder.

The next time you compile, do not need to worry since you have files stored in SSTATE_CACHE and download to speed up the process.

bitbake -c clean will only clean the stuff in /build/tmp/work/ folders. This is used when you want to recompile something again.