Embedded Linux Using Yocto Part 2

Welcome to Embedded Linux using Yocto Part 2

Update: 11/10/2020: Added notes used in the course

What will you learn in this course

• Various operators which are used by bitbake – ?=,??, =,+=, =+, overriding style syntax, append operators
• Creating your own layer – Manual and Automatic
• Creating your own image – scratch and reusing an existing image
• Customizing image using IMAGE variables and IMAGE_FEATURES
• Creating your own recipe – for C projects and git projects
• Logging Functions provided by Yocto

Course Curriculum in Deep

Hour 1:

a) Various operators which are used by bitbake

b) Creating your own layer: Manually and Automatically through the script

c) Verifying whether your layer is yocto compatible or not

Hour 2:

a) How to create our own custom image from scratch or reusing an existing image

b) Looked into various image features provided by core-image. bb class such as debug-tweaks, selecting an ssh server, read-only rootfs, etc

c) Other customization variables related to image recipe

d) Manifest file which contains a list of packages generated by the image

Hour 3:

a) Basics of Recipes

b) Important tasks performed by Bitbake in detail

c) Writing a recipe for a simple hello world c program

d) Various Variables used in Recipe (WORKDIR, S, D, PN, PV, PR)

e) Explored the WORKDIR

Hour 4:

a) Log Files (Overall Log & Recipe Logs)

b) Bitbake Logging Functions

c) -D option of Bitbake

d) Makefile Recipe

Hour 5:

a) Automatically fetching the latest revision

b) Fetching a specific revision

c) Fetching a branch

d) Fetching a tag

e) Fetching a local repository

f) Applying Patch

This course comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee!. If you are not satisfied with the course, you’ll get your money back

So what are you waiting for, enroll now and take the next step in mastering Yocto Project