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23/01/2024

Linux 6.7 was recently released and BayLibre engineers improved support of Amlogic, MediaTek and TI SoCs. In addition, Analog Devices has engaged BayLibre to improve and expand support for their devices in the upstream Linux kernel. As part of this effort, David Lechner made a number of improvements to the AD2S1210 driver that allowed it to be promoted to a proper Linux kernel IIO driver after 13 years in staging.

Linux 6.7 was released on January 7th. Here’s a summary of BayLibre's contributions per SoC family.

09/01/2024

U-Boot is an important open source bootloader used in many embedded Linux systems. BayLibre engineers contributed to each U-Boot release in 2023.

U-Boot is an important open source bootloader used in many embedded Linux systems. BayLibre engineers contributed to each release in 2023:

13/12/2023

BayLibre contributed to the recent MbedTLS v3.5 release with a focus on enabling elliptic curve keys and algorithm acceleration through PSA (Arm’s Platform Security Architecture) drivers:

MbedTLS v3.5 was released on October 5th with several contributions from BayLibre focused on enabling elliptic curve keys and algorithm acceleration through PSA (Arm’s Platform Security Architecture) drivers.

06/12/2023

Linux 6.6 was released on October 29th. Here is a summary of BayLibre's contributions per SoC family:

Linux 6.6 was released on October 30th. Here’s a summary of BayLibre's contributions per SoC family.

27/11/2023

The Yocto Project recently released 4.3 (codename “nanbield”) which includes Linux 6.5, gcc 13, glibc 2.38, LLVM 17, and over 300 other recipe upgrades. BayLibre engineers made the following contributions the release:

The Yocto Project is an open source collaboration project that provides templates, tools and methods to help you create custom Linux-based systems for embedded system deployments in connected edge devices, servers, or virtual environments, regardless of the hardware architecture. Yocto 4.3 (codename...

22/11/2023

Zephyr v3.5 was released last month and BayLibre engineers made the following contributions to this Zephyr Project release: https://baylibre.com/our-contributions-to-zephyr-v3-5-0/

BayLibre is a member of the Zephyr Project and has been a core contributor from the beginning with over 650 commits. Zephyr v3.5 is the most recent release, and these are the contributions from our team.

20/11/2023

Patrick Titiano took a lot of great photos during Embedded Recipes 2023 in Paris. You can view all the photos here: https://embedded-recipes.org/2023/photos-of-the-embedded-recipes-2023/

13/11/2023

BayLibre CTO Kevin Hilman along with BayLibre engineers Alexandre Bailon, Nicolas Pitre and Drew Fustini are attending Linux Plumbers Conference 2023 in Richmond, Virginia this week. Nicolas will be speaking at the IoT micro-conference on Wednesday, Nov. 15th. Live video streams for each track are available on YouTube. BayLibre is a conference video sponsor, and all the talks will eventually be uploaded as individual videos after the conference ends.

BayLibre CTO Kevin Hilman, along with BayLibre engineers Alexandre Bailon, Nicolas Pitre and Drew Fustini, are attending Linux Plumbers Conference 2023 in Richmond, Virginia. Nicolas will be speaking at the IoT micro-conference on Wednesday, November 15th: Shared FPU Support in Zephyr for ARM64 and....

02/11/2023

All the talks from Embedded Recipes 2023 are now online, including "The TTY Layer: the Past, Present, and Future" by Greg KH

Thomas Gleixner has said recently, “Good luck fixing the TTY layer”, when it comes to real-time issues and the Linux kernel. The TTY layer is one of the few ...

28/09/2023

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