Bootlin
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Bootlin is a company that supports organizations and individuals in developing embedded and real-time Linux systems. Bootlin offers its broad embedded Linux development experience through its development services. It can help you to introduce Linux and open-source software in your embedded products and projects: Linux kernel porting and device driver development, integration of open-source components and system building. Bootlin also offers embedded Linux training sessions: Embedded Linux course for engineers starting with embedded Linux, Linux kernel and driver development course for engineers in the need of device driver development knowledge, Yocto / OpenEmbedded and Buildroot courses for people who need get the best of embedded Linux build systems. At Bootlin, we are strongly committed to free software, by releasing all our training materials under a free documentation licence and by contributing to free software projects (Linux kernel, Buildroot, Yocto/OpenEmbedded, Qemu, etc.). More details on https://bootlin.com/
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About Bootlin
Bootlin is a brand that specializes in embedded Linux and kernel engineering. Their team of engineers is highly skilled and knowledgeable in these areas. They provide a range of products and services to cater to the needs of developers and companies working on embedded systems.
Bootlin offers engineering training, documentation, and a vibrant community to support and guide developers in their projects. One of the highlights of Bootlin is their participation in conferences like the Embedded Linux Conference Europe (ELCE). At ELCE 2023, Bootlin engineers attended various talks and selected the most interesting and useful ones to share with their readers.
These talks covered topics such as real-time Linux scheduling latency debugging, a lightweight and flexible Zephyr message bus, and insights into Linux power management from a PMIC vendor's perspective. In addition to their contributions to conferences, Bootlin actively contributes to the Linux kernel. In the latest release, Linux 6.
5, Bootlin made significant contributions, including adding support for the Tegra20 parallel camera interface, a driver for the Renesas X9250 potentiometer, support for the Marvell MV88E6361 Ethernet switch, a new regmap-based MDIO driver, and various improvements and fixes in different subsystems. With their expertise and dedication to the embedded Linux and kernel engineering community, Bootlin is a reliable and valuable partner for developers and companies seeking to enhance their embedded systems
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