Linux Kernel v5.4 released, our contributions
Linux v5.4, the latest version of the kernel, was released on Monday November 25th. An excellent summary of this release can be found over on…
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The history of the KernelCI project
The KernelCI project brings automated build and boot testing to anyone wanting to check the quality and stability of Linux kernel releases. What started as…
KernelCI Joins Linux Foundation
We’re thrilled to announce that the KernelCI project has officially joined the Linux Foundation and that BayLibre is a founding member company along with Google,…
Linux Kernel v5.3 released, our contributions
BayLibre has continued our contribution to the Linux community as seen with this new version of Linux Kernel 5.3, released on Sunday, September 15th 2019. …
When 32 bits isn’t enough — Porting Zephyr to RISCV64
Conventional wisdom says you should normally apply small microcontrollers to dedicated applications with constrained resources. 8-bit microcontrollers with a few kilobytes of memory are still…
Introducing The Thermo-regulated Power Measurement Platform
Effective power management is a top priority for embedded Linux devices, and while components such as power governors which select power configurations often get the…