Announcement of our new embedded Linux -Networking training course course
We are proud to announce the start of a brand new addition in our series of training courses: Embedded Linux networks! This training course is intended to offer embedded Linux engineers a deep and practical understanding of the network concepts and their implementation both in the Linux kernel and in the user room-with a strong […]
Demystifization of the Kernel Boat Sequence: From ‘Start Kern …’ to Userspace ‘
As a kernel developer, we often write devices drivers – code pieces that are normally registered with use module_init() in Linux kernel. But ever have a break to ask yourself: How late This happens in the boot process? What exactly fits between the moment we see the famous one “Starting kernel…” Message and the point […]
Zephyr: Make a driver for the Nunchuk Joystick
This post is the fifth blog post in our series of blog posts about zephyr. You can find the previous consequences below: First steps with Zephyr Understand Zephyr’s flashing example Zephyr: Implementing a device driver for a sensor Integration of ST7789H2 Display support on STM32L562E DK with Zephyr: A step-by-step instructions In this 5th blog […]
Back from NetDev 0x19 – Bootlins Blog
Around mid-March, Bootlin engineers Köry Maincent And Romain Gantois We had the opportunity to take part in the 0x19 of the NetDEV conference, where developers of the Linux Kernel Networking Community gather technical presentations and discussions for four days. They were generally very impressed by the quality and details of the discussions held during this […]
Call papers for OSS Europe, ELC Europe and Zephyr Developer Summit: Until April 14th
Apart from the upcoming Embedded recipes Conference in Nice on May 14th to 16th, one of the most important events for the open source-embedded community in Europe will be that Open Source Summit Europe. In particular its most important sub-conferences Embedded Linux conference (ELC) and the Zephyr developer summit– will bring experts, developers and enthusiasts […]
Linux 6.14 published, Bootlin contributions inside
Linux 6.14 was published last weekAnd as always, we recommend checking the LWN items that put together the window 6.14 (Part 1Present Part 2) to get the most important new functions and updates in this publication. Bootlin engineers have once again occupied to contribute to this Kernel publication, with 125 commits from Bootlin Engineers and […]
Bootlin for embedded recipes 2025
After a break in 2024 the Embedded recipes The conference is back in 2025! It will take place in Nice, France from May 14 to May 16. Bootlin is a Cooking sponsor From the event, and we will have a strong participation, with numerous engineers from our team participating in the conference. In fact, no […]
Verbesserung der EBPF -Tests im Kernel
Als Teil von a Partnerschaft mit dem EBPF FoundationBootlin -Ingenieure Bastien Curutchet Und Alexis Lothoré Arbeiten mit der Kernel -Community zusammen, um die EBPF -Unterstützung im Kernel in verschiedenen Aspekten zu verbessern. Dieser Beitrag ist der erste von einer Serie, die diese Bemühungen hervorhebt. Für diejenigen, die die EBPF -Technologie einholen müssen, können Sie sich […]
Powering Sustainability: The Impact of Low-Power Devices
Discover how low-power embedded devices are revolutionizing sustainability efforts. Learn their impact on energy efficiency and environmental responsibility today!
Which Reigns Supreme: PLC vs Microcontroller?
Discover the key differences in PLC vs Microcontroller technology. Uncover which option is best for your automation projects and enhance your engineering knowledge!