Automotive Linux for RISC-V
Talkat RISC-V Forum: Embedded Technologies 2021 · on Wednesday, 2021-07-21· at 08:25· Virtual 1, Virtual·
summary
Covers ELISA’s work to qualify Linux for safety-critical automotive uses (ISO 26262) such as ADAS and autonomous vehicles, explaining the methodology ELISA uses to enable open-source software like Linux to meet safety-certification requirements. Describes ELISA’s initial automotive Linux deployment and outlines the planned timeline and efforts to add RISC‑V support for Automotive Linux.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:51MIPS-Leader of Performance Efficiency Solutions
- 1:22How is MIPS related to RISC-V?
- 2:52Mobileye EyeQ5
- 4:14Linux for Automotive
- 5:42ISO 26262 Qualification
- 8:34Safety Requirements for Linux - Example
- 10:10Divide Linux kernel & Gib to Safety Related (SR) and Not Safety Related (NSR)
- 13:53Handling Direct Interfaces in the Freedom From Inference (FFI) Analysis
- 14:58Freedom From Inference (FFI) Example
- 15:22Safety Qualification workflow
- 17:35What is ELISA (Enabling Linux in Safety Applications)?
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