Maintaining a Community BSP Layer: Updating Meta-Tegra Through Major...
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Meta‑tegra updates Jetson support from JetPack 4 to JetPack 5 and moves kernel 4.9 to Linux 5.10, userland from Ubuntu 18.04 to 20.04, CUDA from 10.2 to 11.4, bootloader from CBoot to UEFI, and trusted OS from Trusty to OP-TEE. Secure boot now uses UEFI PK keys and an AKB workflow for disk encryption (encryption not fully supported in UEFI yet). Community adds CI via an OE4T autobuilder, maintains master/kirkstone/LTS branches, and integrates Mender/RAUC/SWUpdate examples.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 2:00OpenEmbedded for Tegra
- 5:08JetPack 5
- 7:25Bitbake: Override Syntax
- 13:42Secure Boot: A UEFI Standard
- 14:54Disk Encryption
- 18:58Keeping Up with Yocto Project
- 20:47Continuous Integration
- 22:13JetPack 6: Supported Platforms
- 23:17Supported Yocto Project Releases
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