Open Source for Automotive Developed in the Open becomes Real: GENIVI Development Platform
summary
GENIVI’s GDP ships a consumer-ready snapshot workflow: GDP-ivi9 is released (Apr 2016) and a GDP 11 release candidate 2 is available as a bootable image that runs on Raspberry Pi 3 bootable image and DragonBoard/other BSPs, built with Yocto/poky, systemd, Wayland/Weston and Qt 5.6. The project integrates a SOTA update client implemented in Rust, uses OSTree-style incremental updates, and stabilizes master into binary images; demos run and hardware booting works in the RC.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:51About GENIVI
- 1:15What GENIVI does
- 2:54Delivery of GENIVI
- 4:40Master
- 6:13GDP
- 13:06Tools
- 13:17Setup
- 14:27Sonia
- 20:04TLT
- 22:42Lola Navi
- 26:59Repository
- 30:10Release Candidate 2
- 34:23Questions
- 42:23Entertainment
- 44:53GENIVI vs AGL
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