Open Source in Every Car with Automotive Grade Linux
summary
Automotive Grade Linux supplies a unified Yocto-based codebase (meta‑agl) used by ~85 members and 8 OEMs, with a six‑month release cadence — Brilliant Blowfish release out, Charming Chinook due Dec/Jan — reference and community BSPs, daily snapshot binaries, and an SDK aiming to run a “hello” app in under an hour. CI builds and automated tests run in Gerrit/Jenkins and use Fuego, and demo stacks (HVAC, audio, nav, homescreen) are already shown at CES/ALS.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:22Who Is This Guy?
- 1:01Git Commits BB and CC
- 3:28Automotive Grade Linux
- 4:47Charter: AGL is "Code First"
- 6:27AGL is changing the future of driving
- 7:22AGL is changing the industry
- 8:17AGL Distro "Unified Code Base"
- 11:42Brilliant Blowfish
- 15:04Reference or Community BSP?
- 16:37Charming Chinook
- 20:20SDK for App Developers
- 22:29AGL Compositor
- 23:41Daring Dab
- 25:32Software Configuration Requirements
- 26:19AGL Core Distribution
- 27:47AGL Extra Features
- 28:20AGL Community Development
- 29:38AGL Demonstrator Code
- 30:07Release Management
- 31:18AGL Yocto Layers
- 36:57Git and Gerrit
- 37:28Continuous Integration
- 40:26App Framework and Security EG
- 41:36UI and Graphics EG
- 43:14Cl and Automated Test EG
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