Raspberry Pi with embedded Linux made by Yocto

Name: Raspberry Pi with embedded Linux made by Yocto
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Learn how to build your own embedded Linux for the Raspberry Pi and develop projects on it.

Last updated 3/2017

English

What you'll learn

5 sections • 15 lectures • 1h 23m total length

Course overview3:01
In this video, I'll talk about the courses outline.
What is the Yocto project3:39
In this lesson, I'll explain what Yocto and the Yocto project is.
Pre-Requisites2:24
What do you need for the course?

For building a basic embedded console Linux using Yocto:
A Linux installation on the host computer or in a Virtual Machine.
any Raspberry Pi can be used

For building an embedded Linux with Qt5:
you need a Raspberry Pi 3

For the the Blinking LED project:
1 x LED
1 x 220 Ohm resistor
2 jumper wires
Breadboard

Preparing the Host Computer7:52
In this lesson, we'll install the necessary software and configure the Host Computer we wanna use for building embedded Linux images for the Raspberry Pi.
Running the Test Image6:22
In this lesson, we'll build a test image and run it in an emulator called Qemu.
Building the Basic Console Image for the Raspberry Pi10:00
In this lesson, we'll build the first image for the Raspberry Pi, a basic console image.

The image can also be downloaded from the resources. Unzip it, put it on the SD-card and start the Raspberry with it. The image will work with Raspberry Pi 2 and 3.
Building the Qt5 Basic Image6:43
In this lesson, we'll build an image for the Raspberry Pi that includes the development tools for C, C++, Python, Qt5 and more.

The image can also be downloaded from the resources. Unzip it, put it on the SD-card and start the Raspberry with it. The image will work with Raspberry Pi 3.
Running the Qt5 Basic Image7:08
In this lesson, we'll run and test the image from the last lesson.

Adding a new user2:08
By default, the Yocto image has only the user root without a password.
In this lesson, we'll add a new user to the system.
Working with Netbeans from Remote6:54
In this lesson, we'll start with the installation and configuration of the IDE Netbeans. We will connect Netbeans to the Raspberry Pi, write code, compile the code and run the program.
Working with Qt Creator from Remote8:07
In this lesson, we'll configure the Host Computer and Qt Creator for Remote developing. After this configuration, we're able to build the same Qt5 application for the Host Computer and the Raspberry Pi.
Hello World! with Qt Creator6:14

Yocto is a software framework for embedded Linux systems.

It is used by the community and the leading industry in embedded systems.

To have Yocto skills is interesting for anyone working with embedded systems.

Yocto supports a number of embedded hardware platforms, like the BeagleBone Black, Raspberry Pi and many others.

The knowledge of building an embedded Linux for the Raspberry Pi can be a starting point for building embedded Linux for any micro controller.

This procedure we're going through is for any Raspberry Pi, but, if you wanna create programs in Qt5, you need to have a Raspberry Pi 3.

This course is for Raspberry Pi developer who want to build an embedded Linux with Yocto.