Hit the Open Road with Automotive Grade Linux
summary
Unified Code Base runs on Raspberry Pi 3 and automotive eval boards from Renesas, TI, Qualcomm, NXP and Intel, and is based on Yocto with twice‑yearly releases (current named release Daring Dab, next Electric Eel). Project shows 2,765 commits this year, 60 individual committers from 27 companies and 429 JIRA issues closed; provides a Docker SDK, CI with LAVA/Fuego, service binder app framework, Chromium/HTML5 work, and a demo of the AGL image booting on Raspberry Pi hardware.
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chapters (35)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:27Collaboration
- 1:21Automotive Grade Linux
- 1:37What is GL
- 2:27Linux in the car
- 3:19Specifications
- 3:49Committers
- 4:47Companies
- 5:05AGAGL
- 6:05FISH
- 6:50Upcoming Release
- 7:46Architecture
- 8:34Octo
- 9:19Reference Applications
- 10:02Binder Binding
- 10:16Security
- 11:28Service Binders
- 11:48Robotics
- 12:13SDK
- 13:05Roadmap
- 16:26Continuous Integration
- 17:41Future Vision
- 18:50Open Source Toolkit
- 20:27App Framework
- 21:24Sustainable Audio
- 24:25Expert Groups Overview
- 25:30Expert Group Tasks
- 26:46Identity User Management
- 27:29Connectivity
- 28:53Automated Testing
- 30:15UI and Graphics
- 31:30Internode Display
- 32:44Developer Resources
- 33:52Facetoface meetings
- 34:50Questions
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