Lightning Talk: Lessons Learned From 10 Years of Automotive Grade Linux
summary
Automotive Grade Linux unifies multiple OEMs and Tier‑1s into a single distribution (the UCB) built with Yocto, using systemd, pipewire and wireplumber, Flutter and Jenkins, and ships in millions of vehicles since 2018 with nine OEM members. Lessons: consolidate communication and a unified codebase; embrace replacing homegrown stacks with upstream projects; OSPO processes often delay contributions by two-plus years; developer engagement needs cheap hardware and emulators; BSP/kernel update lag from dev boards to production hardware remains unsolved.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:22What is Automotive Grade Linux
- 3:47Early challenges
- 5:50Get everybody aligned
- 7:14Unified codebase
- 9:20Embrace change
- 11:08Educate the industry
- 12:10Engage outsiders
- 13:58Dev vs production boards
- 15:04Closing & Q&A
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