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Tag: embedded-linux

How can I build a Linux distro? [closed]

Closed. This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 6 years ago. Improve this question Disclaimer: This is my first time delving into the embedded Linux world (Ubuntu and Debian), despite being a Linux user

spidev Linux driver on Intel Atom board

I am working on bringing up SPI on Kontron’s Atom-based SMARC-sXBTi board under Linux. Kontron provided Yocto BSP but it does not include SPI driver. I rebuilt Linux with SPI support. I can see the SPI controller in lspci and in sysfs the SPI PCI device is bound to pca2xx_spi_pci driver. As I understand this is a platform driver which

Is it possible to set timer with local time in Linux?

I’m on my IOT project with raspberry pi, And I want to raise event in certain time like 06:00:00 and 12:00:00 But I can’t do this with jiffies because jiffies only counts the time since the os started. I have an Idea : I may raise interrupt every second and check local time, compare it with certain time. But I

U-Boot version extraction for comparision

I am trying to extract U-Boot version from its binary for comparison, consider that exact string what I want to search is as follow, so I wrote command with regex as follows, However I don’t see any output for that above command, I could make below command work which extracts version only by comparing versions and not looking for date

Linux driver for embedded Linux

I’m looking to attach some USB devices to my embedded Linux board. It is an TI-ARM processor running embedded Linux, but I guess it could be any embedded Linux board. If I purchase an USB device which has Linux support/driver, can this driver (generally) be re-compiled to work with the ARM architecture? (Instead of Windows ect.). Answer Yes, USB drivers

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