This post is an update to our previous Ubuntunizing i.MX6 kernels in order to allow you to customize your image. Also I try to give you a guide how to modify and customize the system image on the host PC before installing…
Getting Started Part 2: Writing SDCard Images
Writing SDCard Images All of our software releases link sdcard images which you’ll need to download and write to a sdcard. This has been said before on our blogs, but it it worth repeating here, the sdcard image is a…
Getting Started Part 1: Serial Connection
This blog post will hopefully address some common starting questions to those who are new to embedded systems. Things like connecting connectors, setting up serial console (Linux & Windows), and writing sdcard images (Linux & Windows). If you feel we’re…
High Assurance Boot (HAB) for dummies
This post intends to provide all the information you need to understand and use the HAB on your Boundary Devices’ platform. The goal is also to provide an update on our older blog post on the subject as it required an…
Android Lollipop 5.1.1 GA release for i.MX6 boards
We are glad to release a new version of Android 5.1.1 (Lollipop) for all our platforms: BD-SL-i.MX6 (SABRE Lite), Nitrogen6x, Nitrogen6_Max (Quad and QuadPlus), Nitrogen6_SOM, Nitrogen6_SOMv2, Nitrogen6_Lite, Nit6_SoloX and Nitrogen6_VM. This release went under the same testing as our previous releases. We now recommend this release for new designs….
Ubuntu Trusty for i.MX6 boards – February 2016 (kernel 3.14.28)
This is a maintenance release of our last Ubuntu Trusty. Not much new content, but some minor fixes and changes, the only new package is the gstreamer-imx. We added a console image also, it was missing in the last Ubuntu….
Debian 8.3 Jessie for i.MX6 boards – February 2016 (kernel 3.14.28)
It’s been a while since our last Debian Jessie release, so it’s time for an updated image for our i.MX6 boards with some nice new features. So, without further ado, here are a couple of images of Debian Jessie:…
Boot2Qt Getting Started Guide
Introduction Developing an embedded product requires 3 main steps: selection of the proper hardware platform, operating system selection/setup, and User Interface (UI) development. All 3 of these steps are very closely tied together. t is critical to select the proper…
QNX Getting Started Guide
This post intends to gather all the information you need to start a project based on QNX Neutrino Real-Time Operating System. It will provide instructions to build your own BSP and/or application. Introduction As Wikipedia says: QNX is a commercial…
Ubuntu Trusty for i.MX6 boards – December 2015 (kernel 3.14.28)
It’s been a while since our last Ubuntu release, so it’s time for an updated image of Ubuntu Trusty for our i.MX6 boards with some nice new features. This image contains Freescale-licensed content, so you will need to register…
