Raspberry Pi with embedded Linux made by Yocto

Raspberry Pi with embedded Linux made by Yocto, available at Free, has an average rating of 3.75, with 15 lectures, based on 242 reviews, and has 7129 subscribers.

You will learn about Build an embedded Linux system that runs in Qemu. Build different types of embedded Linux systems for the Raspberry Pi. Configure Netbeans for remote development on the Raspberry Pi. Configure Qt Creator for remote development on the Raspberry Pi. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for Raspberry Pi developer who want to build an embedded Linux with Yocto. It is particularly useful for This course is for Raspberry Pi developer who want to build an embedded Linux with Yocto.

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Summary

Title: Raspberry Pi with embedded Linux made by Yocto

Price: Free

Average Rating: 3.75

Number of Lectures: 15

Number of Published Lectures: 15

Number of Curriculum Items: 15

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 15

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build an embedded Linux system that runs in Qemu.
Build different types of embedded Linux systems for the Raspberry Pi.
Configure Netbeans for remote development on the Raspberry Pi.
Configure Qt Creator for remote development on the Raspberry Pi.

Who Should Attend

This course is for Raspberry Pi developer who want to build an embedded Linux with Yocto.

Target Audiences

This course is for Raspberry Pi developer who want to build an embedded Linux with Yocto.

Yocto is a software framework for embedded Linux systems.

It is used by the community and the leading industry in embedded systems.

To have Yocto skills is interesting for anyone working with embedded systems.�

Yocto supports a number of embedded hardware platforms, like the BeagleBone Black, Raspberry Pi and many others.

The knowledge of building an embedded Linux for the Raspberry Pi can be a starting point for building embedded Linux for any micro controller.

This procedure we’re going through is for any Raspberry Pi, but, if you wanna create programs in Qt5, you need to have a Raspberry Pi 3.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course overview

Lecture 2: What is the Yocto project

Lecture 3: Pre-Requisites

Chapter 2: Creating a customised embedded Linux using Yocto

Lecture 1: Preparing the Host Computer

Lecture 2: Running the Test Image

Lecture 3: Building the Basic Console Image for the Raspberry Pi

Lecture 4: Building the Qt5 Basic Image

Lecture 5: Running the Qt5 Basic Image

Chapter 3: Working with our own embedded Linux

Lecture 1: Adding a new user

Lecture 2: Working with Netbeans from Remote

Lecture 3: Working with Qt Creator from Remote

Lecture 4: Hello World! with Qt Creator

Chapter 4: Create an image for hardware projects

Lecture 1: Adding wiringPi to an image

Lecture 2: Blinking LED program written in C

Chapter 5: Where to go from here?

Lecture 1: Suggestions for further learning & useful Links

Instructors

Barbara Hohensee
System Development & System Design

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1 stars: 20 votes
2 stars: 15 votes
3 stars: 61 votes
4 stars: 67 votes
5 stars: 79 votes

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