Embedded Linux using Yocto Part 4

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1. Introduction

1. Basics.mp4

04:14

2. Incremental build in Yocto.mp4

02:51

3. Shared State Cache.mp4

02:34

4. Build Performance.mp4

10:02

5. What is tasks.mp4

03:00

6. How does shared state cache works.mp4

01:43

7. Checksum.mp4

02:34

8. Setscene.mp4

01:29

9. How setscene works.mp4

02:40

10. How setscene works Part 2.mp4

01:55

11. Stamps.mp4

04:26

12. bitbake-dumpsig.mp4

04:43

13. bitbake-diffsigs.mp4

03:12

14. SSTATE DIR.mp4

00:57

15. bitbake clean tasks.mp4

03:48

2. Providers

1. Introduction to providers.mp4

06:38

2. Example of providers.mp4

03:36

3. bitbake namespaces.mp4

02:26

4. RPROVIDES.mp4

04:06

5. Virtual targets.mp4

05:53

6. PREFERRED PROVIDER and example.mp4

12:35

3. Preferences

1. Introduction to preferences.mp4

06:20

4. Compatible

1. Introduction to compatibility.mp4

01:06

2. COMPATIBLE MACHINE.mp4

07:12

3. COMPATIBLE HOST.mp4

01:55

5. Offline build

1. Introduction to offline build.mp4

08:19

2. Important point regarding offline build.mp4

01:44

6. Kernel Recipes

1. Yocto Kernel Development.mp4

11:49

2. Linux Kernel Recipes in Yocto.mp4

05:56

3. Creating a new kernel recipe.mp4

14:33

4. WORKDIR of kernel recipe.mp4

03:21

5. Kernel customizations.mp4

07:32

6. Kernel recipe for git repository.mp4

08:04

7. Patching the Kernel.mp4

06:37

8. Yocto Linux Kernel Recipes.mp4

01:26

9. Modifying an existing recipe.mp4

05:05

10. Applying Patches.mp4

08:29

11. Configuration fragments.mp4

18:31

12. Using an in-tree defconfig file.mp4

04:46

13. Difference between yocto kernel repository and normal kernel repository.mp4

04:35

7. Package group

1. Introduction to package group.mp4

02:11

2. Difference between package group recipe and normal recipe.mp4

01:30

3. Common Package groups.mp4

04:49

4. Steps to write a package group recipe.mp4

12:18

5. RRECOMMENDS.mp4

09:44

6. RDEPENDS vs RRECOMMENDS.mp4

00:40

7. Multiple package groups.mp4

00:59

8. Out of tree modules

1. Recipe for out of tree modules Part 1.mp4

13:31

2. Recipe for out of tree modules Part 2.mp4

07:09

3. Automatically load modules on boot.mp4

04:51

Description

Learn Yocto Project in Deep - SState-Cache, Kernel Recipes, Package Groups

What You'll Learn?

Internals of shared state cache
bitbake-dumpsig, bitbake-diffsigs

Who is this for?

Developers who want to learn Yocto in deep

What You Need to Know?

Development machine with internet connection

Should have completed Embedded Linux Using Yocto Part 3 Course

More details

Description
Learn the below concepts by enrolling in this course
Â What is clean build
What is incremental build
Example of clean and incremental build
Shared State Cache (sstate-cache)
Build performance with and without sstate-cache
Tasks in Yocto
Â What's the benefit of per-task over per-recipe approach
How does shared state cache works (checksum/signatures and setscene)
Commands: bitbake-dumpsig, bitbake-diffsigs
Â SSTATE_DIR variable
Â Bitbake Clean tasks: clean, cleanall, cleansstate
What happens when you say bitbake target
PROVIDES list and what's the benefit of PROVIDES list
Bitbake namespaces: recipe names (build time targets) and package names (run time targets)
RPROVIDES , virtual targets and PREFERRED_PROVIDER
How to select a recipe when multiple recipe of same name and different version exists
Yocto Linux Kernel Development (kernel source, configuration, patches)
Linux Kernel Recipes in Yocto (PREFERRED_PROVIDER/PREFERRED_VERSION)
Creating a new kernel recipe in Yocto
Kernel customizations (changing kernel configuration - savedefconfig)
Kernel recipe with source code on git repository
Patching the Linux Kernel
Yocto Linux Kernel Recipes
Modifying an existing kernel recipe (configuration fragments, patch, diffconfig, LINUX_VERSION_EXTENSION)
Using an in-tree defconfig file (KBUILD_DEFCONFIG_KMACHINE)
Difference between general kernel and yocto kernel repository
What is Package group
Difference between package group recipes and normal recipes
Writing a package group recipe (RDEPENDS, RRECOMMENDS, BAD_RECOMMENDATIONS, NO_RECCOMENDS, PACKAGE_EXCLUDE)
Recipes for out of tree modules (module.bbclass)
Automatically load modules on boot
This course comes with a 30 day money back guaranteed!. If you are not satisfied with the course, you'll get your money back
So what are you waiting for, enroll now and take the next step in increasing your Yocto Knowledge
Who this course is for:
Developers who want to learn Yocto in deep

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I have been working on Linux for more than 7 years. I have seen many people still lack their skills on Linux. So, i am working on courses for Linux which will make them Learn Linux in an easy way. The agenda of my courses will be more practical and less theoretical. Show more examples and you will easily grab the concepts. Order of Learning1. Learn Linux User Space Debugging2. Learn Linux Kernel Programming3. Character Device Drivers in Deep4. Memory management in Linux Kernel5. Synchronization in Linux Kernel Programming6. Linux Kernel Development Model and Compilation7. Linux Device Drivers - Communicating with Hardware8. Interrupts and Bottom Halves in Linux Kernel9. System calls in deep10. Timing Subsystem in deep11. Embedded Linux using Yocto12. Embedded Linux using Yocto Part 213. Embedded Linux using Yocto Part 314. Embedded Linux using Yocto Part 415. Testing Linux Kernel16. Debugging Linux kernel in deep - Part 117. Debugging Linux kernel in deep - Part 2

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