Explore the development of automotive software using Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) Reference Hardware in this informative conference talk. Dive into the specifications, documentation, and design guidelines for AGL Reference Hardware. Learn about the AGL software architecture, Yocto Project integration, and the 2021 AGL schedule and milestones. Follow the build process step-by-step, from downloading the AGL software to setting up the build environment and updating firmware. Discover how to prepare and boot the AGL Reference Hardware, including peripheral parts and console connections. Examine screenshots of the agl-demo-platform and explore a case study on reference hardware use in virtualization. Gain insights into AGL's project management through Jira and connect with the AGL developer community through various communication channels.
Getting Close to Real Automotive Products with AGL Reference Hardware
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Automotive Grade Linux (AGL)
Specification of AGL Reference Hardware
Documentations of AGL Reference Hardware
Reference Hardware Manual Reference hardware specifications are publicly available
Design Guideline
AGL Software Architecture
Yocto Project
AGL Schedule and Milestones 2021 AGL Schedule
Build Process Overview
Download the AGL Software Download the repo tool and set permissions
Get the Board Support Package (BSP) Check the ZIP files containing the drivers you need
Setup the Build Environment (1/2)
Identification label for DDR Label on SoC board
Updating the Board's Firmware
Prepare an AGL Reference Hardware Peripheral parts
Micro USB for PC Console Connection
Booting the Image (2/2)
Screenshots of agl-demo-platform
Realistic Demonstration with AGL Reference Hardware
Case Study: Reference Hardware Use in Virtualization
Jira for AGL
AGL Communication Channels AGL Developer Community
Conclusion 1/2
Taught by
Linux Foundation
