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Top 13 Arduino Projects of 2024
Top 13 Arduino Projects of 2024 After a long hectic day, all we need is a bartender to serve us our favorite drink. But if that’s not possible, you can…
Bootlin Toolchains 2025.08 published – Bootlin
We look forward to announcing the publication of a new version of our freely available, pre -compiled version Cross-compilation toolchainshosted at Toolchains.bootlin.com. This update covers a number of a number…
The support of Congatec Board Controller supports the upstream Linux -Kernel – Bootlin
introduction CongatecThe X86 system on module (SOM) includes a board controller component that is connected to the processor via an ESPI bus, and the provision of various functions such as…
Bouncing on trampolines to run eBPF programs – Bootlin
This blog post is the second installment in our eBPF blog post series, following our blog post about eBPF selftests. As eBPF is more and more used in the industry,…
Back from the display next Hackfest 2025 – Bootlin
This year the Linux display Next Hackfest was organized by AMD in Toronto. The event brought together a diverse group of contributors from a variety of projects and companies, all…
Linux 6.16 Published, Bootlin contributions – Bootlin
Linux 6.16 was released last Sunday and, as usual, offers LWN the best reporting on what is new: Part 1 And Part 2as well as the Kernelnewbies.org Page for this…
Snagboot 2.4 release overview – Bootlin
Snagboot is an open source and vendor-neutral instrument to restore a variety of embedded platforms and to blame them again and use the communication protocols that are offered by the…
Bootlin sends himself with 25 engineers and 8 conversations on Elce 2025
This year’s edition of the Embedded Linux conference Europe will take place as part of the broader Open Source Summit Europeon August 25th to 27th in Amsterdam, Netherlands. As usual,…
Step-by-Step Guide to Adding SoC and Board Support to Zephyr with CH32V303
This post is the sixth in our series about Zephyr. You can find the previous episodes below: Getting started with Zephyr Understanding Zephyr’s Blinky example Zephyr: Implementing a Device Driver…
Bootlin engineer Louis Chauvet at the 2025 display Next Hackfest
How last yearBootlin Engineer Louis Chauvet Visit the 2025 display Next HackfestThis week takes place in Toronto, Canada and is organized by AMD. As described on the event website: The…
Materials for our “Embedded Linux Networking” training published
Already in April 2025, We have announced The start of a brand new training course entitled ” Embedded Linux networks. At that time, the course was still in active development…