LininoOS, LininoIO and ArduinoOS : A Suitable Ecosystem for Linux and MCUs -
summary
An OpenWRT-based distro with about 3000 packages, LininoOS maps MCU peripherals into Linux as regular devices so userland code (Node.js, Python, Bash) can control GPIO/ADC/PWM/I2C/SPI; demos include echoing sysfs to blink D13 and PWM motor speed read from ADC. LininoIO exposes interrupts and device exports, toolchain includes GCC 4.6 and on-board cross‑compile/br2 scripts so firmware builds and flashes from the board. A browser desktop ArduinoOS (OS.js) provides file manager, terminal and update/settings panels for Yún, Yun Mini and Industrial 101 style boards.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:35LininoOS ecosystem overview
- 5:10Linux and MCU interaction
- 8:50Demo: LininoIO with GPIO/PWM
- 10:00Supported Arduino boards
- 12:13Software layers overview
- 15:51Arduino Yun interface
- 18:40Toolchain compilation
- 21:44Live demo: Yun web setup
- 25:04Flashing Arduino sketches
- 31:46Community and future
- 34:27GCC toolchain times
- 36:03Q&A
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