The Yocto Project is happy to announce a new “Yocto Project Dev Day”, the first one since 2019. It will happen on June 26, as one of the co-located events of the Embedded Open Source Summit (EOSS) taking place in Prague, Czech Republic on June 27-30, 2023. The Yocto Project Developer Day is a one-day … Continued
It feels like only yesterday when we reviewed what we did in 2021, and suddenly 2022 is over too! This was a busy year for everyone and obviously we didn’t feel the time passing by. However, we can try to remember what we did and admit that all this indeed took time! Technical summary The … Continued
As 2021 drew to a close, and we entered the New Year, we took the time to reflect on what we’ve achieved over the last 12 months, despite the challenges the Pandemic has thrown our way. Message from the Chair 2021 saw the Yocto Project continue to grow and expand the project’s reach, with AWS … Continued
In addition to those benefits as may be set forth in the Project’s Charter, Members of the Yocto Project shall be able to receive certain member benefits as set by time to time by vote of the Governing Board, subject to the availability of project resources. Unless also specified in the Charter, any benefit listed … Continued
To fulfill the evolving requirements of its members and users, the Yocto Project announced a new plan to extend support for selected releases. The new support plan covers an initial two-year period and the first candidate to benefit from this change will be the Yocto Project 3.1 release. A very important criterion for evaluating … Continued
Today, the Yocto Project – an open source collaboration project which enables developers to create custom Linux*-based systems for an expanding array of uses including embedded, IoT, connected edge, servers, and virtual environments – announced their latest project release, Yocto Project 3.0 “Zeus”. Additionally, the project announced industry support from a new platinum member. For … Continued
This is a lab session that will walk you through several exercises using Devtool. Speakers: Tim Orling, Sr. Linux Software Engineer, Intel Corporation Tim Orling is a software engineer at the Intel Open Source Technology Center. Tim joined Intel in early 2016 after many years as a volunteer developer for OpenEmbedded and the Yocto Project. … Continued
Abstract: There is a rising demand for embedded support of Blockchain and Distributed Ledger applications. In this talk I will present my recent work of integrating IOTA DLT into the OpenEmbedded space. I will present what has already been integrated into meta-iota, as well as the next steps. The meta-iota layer will soon be supported … Continued
Abstract: From-scratch builds, even using server grade machines (with 40+ cores) will take just under an hour to complete. Additionally this estimate is just for minimal, stripped down images; Bigger images that bring up more than just core functionality and support things like web browsers/multimedia would take much longer (on the order of several hours). … Continued
Abstract: The usage of Tegra, the CUDA-enabled system on a chip (SoC) series developed by NVIDIA, is increasing in embedded Linux devices for various industries requiring deep learning and artificial intelligence solutions. Often the Ubuntu-derived image provided by NVIDIA L4T and JetPack SDK isn’t flexible enough. Reliable high-quality industrial devices require a custom embedded Linux … Continued