How the Yocto Project Addressed Comcast RDK Scalability Issues
Talkat Open Source Summit Europe + Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2019 · on Wednesday, 2019-10-30· at 14:25· Forum 3·
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Comcast migrates RDK from a homegrown build into the Yocto Project and Linaro toolchain and reduces vendor control so operators regain ownership of the stack, with 75% of image files coming from OpenEmbedded recipes, a single build producing device images for ARM MIPS and Intel ports in about a year, emulator support via QEMU x86 enables app development off hardware, build times and incremental builds shrink thanks to shared state and later features like hash equivalency, and the RDK runs in millions of homes.
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- 0:00Intro
- 0:53Who is Khem
- 9:07RDK Level Architecture
- 17:28Yocto Components
- 18:43Yocto Horizontal
- 19:29Yocto Benefits
- 21:32Yocto Challenges
- 27:19Trainings
- 29:40Developers Reaction
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