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Latest revision as of 13:20, 30 September 2024
Overview
This is a Yocto Developer Guide for all the beginner users who want to start creating their own Linux-based systems. This guide gathers the basic topics to understand: what is Yocto, why and when to use Yocto, as well as the steps to build a Yocto based project. In addition, this wiki provides users with a description of RidgeRun's products and expertise in developing custom Linux-based systems with Yocto.
RidgeRun support
RidgeRun provides support for embedded Linux development in a variety of platforms, such as NVIDIA, Qualcomm, NXP, Xilinx and many others. Our experience covers the complete lifecycle of a product, ranging from custom hardware bring-up to fully custom embedded applications. RidgeRun also specializes on hardware accelerators and general multimedia applications focused on achieving great performance. This guide contains detailed information on RidgeRun's Yocto experience and serves as a starting point for developers. To get up-to-speed with RidgeRun's Yocto Developer Guide, start by clicking below:
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
