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Linux v4.10 released, BayLibre contributions

Linux v4.10 released, BayLibre contributions The v4.10 release of the Linux kernel was made on February 19th, and BayLibre has (again) made the list of top 20 active employers. 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 […]

Nexbox A1 serial console

Nexbox A1 serial console The Nexbox A1 which includes an 8-core Amlogic S912 processor, is now supported in v4.10 of the Linux kernel, thanks in part to the work of BayLibre. If you’d like to help with kernel development on this platform, the first think you’ll need is access to the serial console.  The serial […]

BayLibre becomes a SolidRun partner!

BayLibre becomes a SolidRun partner! We’re happy to announce that BayLibre has joined the partner program at SolidRun to support customers using their best-in-class System-on-Module products. The well-known SoMs from SolidRun support a variety of system-on-chip platforms and are supported by an open hardware carrier board. BayLibre adds world-class expertise in custom board design for […]

ACME and pyacmegraph – Part 2 / 2

ACME and pyacmegraph – Part 2 / 2 This is the second (and final) part of my series on ACME and pyacmegraph. For the 1st post, see here: ACME and pyacmegraph – part 1 / 2 In this post I will detail pyacmegraph features and functioning. Here is a capture of pyacmegraph in action: [av_image src=’http://baylibre.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/ACME-Power-Audit-Live-capture-mode_056B.png’ […]

Linux v4.9 released, BayLibre contributions

Linux v4.9 released, BayLibre contributions The v4.9 release of the Linux Kernel has just been announced, and BayLibre has made the top 20 list of companies contributing to the Linux Kernel this release. As described in the LWN coverage, this is largely due to the inclusion of Greybus in the staging tree, but BayLibre has also been […]

ACME and pyacmegraph – Part 1 / 2

ACME and pyacmegraph – Part 1 / 2 A couple of weeks ago, we made public the ‘pyacmegraph’ tool that might interest you if you use our ACME probes for power management study or debug. This tool handles ACME probes data capture and display, with some fancy features added. Simply put, it’s an easy to […]

BayLibre 3rd Anniversary

BayLibre 3rd Anniversary October 11 was the third anniversary of the founding of BayLibre and the team celebrated in style! As usual, this anniversary occurred around the same time as Embedded Linux Conference Europe. Both the US team and the France team travelled to Berlin for the conference, delivering several talks and presentations along the […]

Kernel Recipes 2016

BayLibre was proud to be a sponsor of this this years Kernel Recipes conference in Paris.  Kernel Recipes is a small, technical conference focused on various topics related to the Linux Kernel. I was a speaker again this year, and  gave a talk about the kernelci.org project.  The talk was a brief overview of the project, its history and […]

BayLibre contributions to the Linux Kernel, v4.8

BayLibre contributions to the Linux Kernel, v4.8 Version 4.8 of the Linux kernel has just been announced and you can see the always excellent summary of new features at KernelNewbies as well as an overview at LWN.net. At BayLibre, we’re active in the kernel development community and here’s a brief summary of our contributions merged into v4.8: […]