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Revision as of 15:02, 24 April 2018
Welcome on KaeilOS official wiki
Contents
DISCLAIMER
KOAN Embedded Software Engineering
KOAN è una software house italiana, specializzata in soluzioni software Linux embedded e real time su piattaforme RISC della famiglia ARM (Raspberry, Atmel, Freescale, NXP). Fondata nel 1996 da esperienze diversificate, KOAN è un'azienda italiana con sede a Bergamo, operante nel settore del terziario avanzato che si propone come fornitore di sistemi software embedded per automazione industriale, telecomunicazioni, automotive, meccatronica e aerospaziale.
What is KaeilOS
KaeilOS was an OpenSource software framework based on OpenEmbedded to create GNU/Linux distributions aimed for embedded devices developed by KOAN from 2004 to 2010.
Problem solving - Howto
- FAQ
- Setup NFS root filesystem
- Setup an external toolchain with Yocto
- Fixing Perl Locale Errors in a Clean Ubuntu Install
- Using VMware Player to run Linux training
Openembedded Core
Openembedded Debugging
Yocto Project
- Yocto Project my own quick start
- Yocto versus Poky versus Angstrom
- Yocto Project reference Manual
- Yocto source Repositories
- OpenEmbedded layers index
- Yocto version releases
- Migrating metadata to OE-Core
- OE/Yocto prebuilt toolchains
- Howto build a kernel module out of the kernel tree
- Howto speed up Yocto build
- bitbake options
- Directories and installation variables
- How to add libstdc++ to a Yocto (Poky) image
- How to run a script at boot automatically
- Create patches using quilt
- Building Software from an External Source
Documents
- ARM cores list
- systemd vs sysvinit
- How to create and submit Linux kernel patch using GIT
- Development with VMware
