Explore a comprehensive conference talk on the Embedded Debian Build System Isar presented by Jan Kiszka from Siemens AG. Delve into the integration of bitbake's layered, extensible image generation rules with Debian's mature, long-term maintained distribution for embedded projects. Learn about creating bootable images for target devices, defining package sets, configuring partitions and file systems, integrating custom boot loaders, and performing various customizations. Gain insights into Isar's workflows, strengths, and areas for improvement. Discover the speaker's background in embedded Linux, real-time systems, and virtualization. Cover topics including Isar's structure, building processes, embedded system requirements, prebuilt packages, advantages of Debian, human-machine examples, internal structure, project initiation, image and application development, kernel customization, custom bootloader integration, image production, lessons learned, and future directions. Conclude with a summary and Q&A session to address audience inquiries.
First Experiences with the Embedded Debian Build System Isar
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Structure
Building out of inputs
Embedded based systems
Requirements
Prebuilt packages
Why Debian
What is Isar
Human Machine Example
Internal Structure
Start your own project
Image
Application
Kernel
How does it look like
Custom bootloader
Image production
Lessons learned
Shuttle sites
Whats next
Problem solved
Summary
Questions
Taught by
Linux Foundation
