BayLibre at the innovation and technology fair

BayLibre at the innovation and technology fair BayLibre will attend the Vivatech Innovation and Technology Fair, June 15th through the 17th, in Paris, Porte des Expositions. Come join us, we look forward to meeting you and sharing with you. Innovation and technology are at the heart of BayLibre. We pride ourselves on our expertise in […]
Baylibre at the Innovation summit by Sierra Wireless

Baylibre at the Innovation summit by Sierra Wireless BayLibre will attend the Innovation Summit by Sierra Wireless, on June 13th, at the Eiffel Tower Novotel in Paris. It’s a great opportunity to mingle with BayLibre and other industry experts in the IoT space. BayLibre and Innovation BayLibre is passionately involved in technology and innovation. Supporting […]
Blocks + BayLibre smartwatch developer

Blocks + BayLibre smartwatch developer BayLibre is collaborating with Blocks as smartwatch developer. At BayLibre, our engineers get to work on some of the most interesting technology in world. We’re equally lucky to get to work with some of the coolest companies on the planet. BayLibre, Blocks smartwatch developer Earlier this month Blocks announced that they […]
Zephyr 1.7.0 released, BayLibre contributions

Zephyr 1.7.0 released, BayLibre contributions The 1.7.0 Release of the Zephyr Project was made on March 11th. A full changelog of this release is available on the project release notes page. BayLibre contributed support for the STM32L476 microcontroller series with the Nucleo-L476RG board. In addition to the platform support, patches for the following devices were merged […]
Linux v4.11 released, BayLibre contributions

Linux v4.11 released, BayLibre contributions The Linux v4.11 release was made on April 30th. An excellent summary of this release can be found at KernelNewbies, and below is a summary of our contributions, organized by SoC family and a summary graph of contributions by developer. Amlogic SoC family: ADC laddered keys for P200 board Export HDMI […]
BayLibre new member of the Automotive Grade Linux

BayLibre part of the Automotive Grade Linux project Today we are pleased to announce that we have joined Automotive Grade Linux, a Linux Foundation project. AGL is an exciting effort involving more than 100 member companies. They are working together to define, improve and deploy the next generation software platform for the automotive industry. Earlier this […]
Kernel CI: Linux Kernel Testing at kernelci.org

Kernel CI: Linux Kernel Testing at kernelci.org The kernelci.org project aims to improve the quality of the mainline Linux kernel by improving testing and validation across the wide variety of diverse hardware platforms that run Linux. There are so many different devices and platforms that run Linux, and Linux kernel development is moving so quickly […]
BayLibre Attended ELC 2017 in Portland

BayLibre Attended ELC 2017 in Portland Last week, BayLibre team attended the Embedded Linux Conference North America 2017 edition in Portland, Oregon. In this particular edition, Patrick, Fabien and Neil talked about Power Instrumentation, Zephyr and Amlogic Mainline Linux status. If you missed the event, here are the slides : Patrick Titiano […]
3D Graphics on mainline Linux

3D Graphics on mainline Linux During the ELC Showcase event, BayLibre showed, among other demos, Quake III Arena running fully accelerated on an Odroid-C2 powered by the Amlogic S905 SoC. This particular demo was running the lastest Linux 4.10 release with some in-development patches for HDMI Support, Audio and Mali acceleration that will certainly […]
ELC17 – War Story_ Using Zephyr to Develop a Wearable Device
ELC17 – War Story_ Using Zephyr to Develop a Wearable Device ELC17 – War Story_ Using Zephyr to Develop a Wearable Device