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After installing Yocto, you first need to build/bitbake a project for your platform. Then just search in your $/(WORKSPACE)/$(PROJECT) directory, for specific files which are typically in u-boot source directory during compilation, e.g.: # find ~/workspace/ccimx6sbc/tmp -name cmd_bootm.\* It will point you to: tmp/work/ccimx6sbc-dey-linux-gnueabi/u-boot-dey/2013.04-r0/git/common/cmd_bootm.o tmp/work/ccimx6sbc-dey-linux-gnueabi/u-boot-dey/2013.04-r0/git/common/cmd_bootm.c So, you may modify U-Boot sources in: tmp/work/ccimx6sbc-dey-linux-gnueabi/u-boot-dey/2013.04-r0/git/* and subdirs to get them compiled during next bitbake