IoT Blog Written By Experts For Experts

The moral of the story you’re about to read is that there are two ways to implement Secure Boot in an embedded device running a Linux® operating system: the really hard way, or a much easier way.

Finding information and instructions on installing Chromium with graphics hardware acceleration for iMX devices can be difficult.

In the previous blog I described how Foundries.io approaches testing in regards to the "manufacturing scenario".

OTA updates are a defining feature and core benefit of using FoundriesFactory. New software rolls out to devices in the field as soon as CI builds complete .

This post introduces the Machine Overrides Extender class from meta-freescale and how the change that comes with PR 980 impacts a FoundriesFactory.

The Yocto Project brings impactful changes with the LTS Kirstone release (4.0). This post details two changes that may impact a Factory: Renaming of build system variables .

Latest integration enables developers to leverage the FoundriesFactory DevSecOps platform with AM62x processors for secure Linux platform development.

Foundries.​io cloud platform will support Linux-based IoT and AI development.

The debug messages from the Yocto Project are important when the build does not complete, or when a package does not behave as expected.

Years in the future, the electronics industry may look back on March 24, 2022 as a pivotal moment in the history of embedded Linux-based IoT device development, the day that suddenly it became much easier to build, test, deploy and maintain secure and updatable edge products.