Linux You Can Drive My Car
Talkat Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit North America 2017 · on Thursday, 2017-02-23· at 14:30· Skyline II·
summary
Automotive Grade Linux releases Charming Chinook (UCB 3.0) as a Yocto/Krogoth‑based distribution with systemd app control, an SDK, and an app framework that supports Qt5 and HTML5; the project reports 1791 commits from 24 companies, 90+ members and 10 OEMs, ran 35–40‑person integration sessions, showed 12 CES demos (including dual‑display nav, HVAC over CAN, and the first open‑source MOST driver), and plans OTA via OSTree and Snapdragon/RENESAS/Intel board support.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:56Automotive Grade Linux
- 2:28Goals of AGL
- 6:37AGL is CODE FIRST
- 9:55Commits by Company in 2016
- 13:59Charming Chinook
- 19:03Chinook Board Support
- 28:46AGL Yocto Layers
- 31:29Expert Groups
- 32:42App Framework and Security EG
- 34:29App Framework Tasks
- 40:59Daring Dab
- 42:10Upcoming Board Support
- 43:282017 F2F Workshops
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