Building Zephyr using Yocto
summary
A Yocto-based build pipeline actually produces Zephyr images for x86 and ARM using the meta-zephyr layer, with machine configs, menuconfig integration, QEMU support and optional Zephyr SDK toolchain. The demo compiles a hello-world recipe, runs it under QEMU, and shows a multi-configuration build that creates a Zephyr pre-launch VM and a service Linux image for ACRN/Eon, installs Zephyr into the service VM boot partition, and boots both VMs successfully.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Building Zephyr with Yocto
- 2:10Yocto Project and meta-Zephyr
- 7:28Zephyr app build for QEMU
- 15:36Zephyr kernel menuconfig
- 18:35Zephyr as ACRN VM
- 25:32Q&A
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