Contributing to Automotive Grade Linux and GENIVI Development Platform
Talkat Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit North America 2017 · on Wednesday, 2017-02-22· at 10:30· Skyline II·
summary
Compares Automotive Grade Linux and GENIVI Development Platform by concrete tooling and workflows: both are built with Yocto/OpenEmbedded and BitBake, both run systemd and Wayland/Weston, but AGL enforces SMACK and SANAra security and different application frameworks (Qt/QML or HTML5). Software updates use OSTree full-image deltas with a client/server SOTA approach. Contribution paths differ: AGL uses Gerrit/JIRA/Jenkins and meta layers (poky, meta-agl), GDP uses GitHub PRs/GoCD and meta-ivi with get-send for compliance patches. Example: a Weston patch for Raspberry Pi boots the HMI without input devices and is merged upstream for the platforms.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 0:39Agenda
- 4:31Linux Kernel
- 5:04Security Model of Automotive-Grade Linux
- 6:08Application Framework
- 8:37Metal Layers
- 11:36The Geneva Development Platform
- 11:59Geneva Development Platform
- 13:33Solar Client
- 16:24Supported Devices for Geneva Development Platform
- 21:56Workflow
- 26:17How To Get Started and What Are the Communication Channels
- 27:14Developer Tools
- 28:08Workflow for Contributing To Matta Geneva Dev
- 30:40Contributing to Meta Ivi
- 37:55Is Agl Trying To Dictate the Version of the Linux Kernel
- 40:57Why Do You Have To Set Resolutions at the Western Dot Ini'file
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