BayLibre contributions to Linux v6.19
BayLibre contributions to Linux v6.19 Linus released Linux 6.19 on February 8, 2026. BayLibre contributed 49 authored commits to this release across several subsystems. IIO ADC: AD7124 David Lechner fixed a possible out-of-bounds array access in the AD7124 driver where using a non-zero value for the adi,gain-milli devicetree property could trigger the issue. He changed […]
BayLibre open-sources Copilot
BayLibre open sources Copilot hardware to automate embedded software development workflows We’re thrilled to announce that BayLibre has open-sourced Copilot! Don’t worry, this Copilot has nothing to do with Microsoft or AI; it won’t write your code, but it will take care of your Device Under Test (DUT)’s power, serial communication, and GPIOs like a […]
Our Open Source Journey: A 2025 Retrospective
Our Open Source Journey: A 2025 Retrospective As we enter 2026, it is a perfect opportunity to look back at 2025 and how we have been involved with and contributed to different open-source ecosystems and communities. Over the past year, BayLibre has acted as an active contributor and maintainer within projects including the Linux kernel, […]
BayLibre contributions to U-Boot v2026.01
BayLibre contributions to U-Boot v2026.01 U-Boot v2026.01 was released on January 5, 2026. TI AM6x Board Support Guillaume La Roque refactored board detection code for the TI AM6x family. He added two generic functions to board/ti/common/: do_board_detect_am6() and setup_serial_am6(). The do_board_detect_am6() function reads the on-board EEPROM at the configured address, with fallback logic to try […]
BayLibre contributions to Yocto whinlatter
BayLibre contributions to Yocto whinlatter Yocto Whinlatter (5.3) was released in december, it’s the current stable release following Walnascar (5.2). BayLibre contributed 35 authored commits across three Yocto repositories. openembedded-core Python Package Maintenance Trevor Gamblin maintained and upgraded multiple Python packages in openembedded-core. He upgraded Python from 3.13.2 to 3.13.3 and from 3.13.4 to 3.13.5, […]
BayLibre contributions to Linux v6.18
BayLibre contributions to Linux v6.18 Linus released Linux 6.18 on November 30, 2025. BayLibre contributed to this release across several subsystems. IIO ADC Drivers AD7124 David Lechner extended the AD7124 ADC driver with filter support, allowing selection of different filter types (sinc3, sinc4, and variants with post filters). The filter type influences the effective sampling […]
BayLibre contributions to Zephyr v4.3.0
Drivers: TI CC23x0 Stoyan Bogdanov and Julien Panis worked on CC23x0 SoC support. Stoyan added I2C controller mode support, PWM support for LGPT0-3, RTC timer driver and configuration to select between RTC and SYSTIM. He implemented SoC-level power management with runtime-idle, standby, and soft-off states. He added power management to GPIO, I2C, PWM, LGPT counter […]
BayLibre contributions to Zephyr v4.3.0
BayLibre contributions to Zephyr v4.3.0 Drivers: TI CC23x0 Stoyan Bogdanov and Julien Panis worked on CC23x0 SoC support. Stoyan added I2C controller mode support, PWM support for LGPT0-3, RTC timer driver and configuration to select between RTC and SYSTIM. He implemented SoC-level power management with runtime-idle, standby, and soft-off states. He added power management to […]
BayLibre at the GNU Tools Cauldron 2025 in Porto
Over 140 attendees interested in the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC), GLIBC, Binutils, GNU Debugger (GDB), and related GNU Toolchain packages gathered for three days in Porto at the end of September 2025, including five toolchain developers from BayLibre. With sixty talks and BoFs in up to four parallel sessions, it was the most packed GNU Tools Cauldron so far! The attending BayLibrers […]
BayLibre at the GNU Tools Cauldron 2025 in Porto
BayLibre at the GNU Tools Cauldron 2025 in Porto Over 140 attendees interested in the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC), GLIBC, Binutils, GNU Debugger (GDB), and related GNU Toolchain packages gathered for three days in Porto at the end of September 2025, including five toolchain developers from BayLibre. With sixty talks and BoFs in up to […]