Automotive Grade Linux State of the Union
summary
Automotive Grade Linux presents a reference distribution that aims to get an image running in 20 minutes to boot, with membership growing from 16 to about 26 companies. The demonstrator runs on a Nexcom Sandy Bridge board and is being ported to Pandaboard and Freescale i.MX6; it integrates CAN bus controls, media playback and HVAC control, and a Linux Foundation cloud server for remote commands. The prototype is built in roughly three weeks and is publicly downloadable for extension and UX contest work.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 2:27Our Mission
- 13:46Structure
- 15:28Steering Committee
- 24:20Promotions
- 25:42Demonstrator Project
- 28:10User Experience Contest
- 30:54What's Next?
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