In parallel with Android Builders Summit we are offering special short course training. These courses are prepared by well-known Linux developers and provide a unique opportunity for colleagues to train together while attending the conference, in particular those developers and systems administrators who work with teammates located in different cities.
Building Embedded Linux with the Yocto Project Crash Course (LF404)
This two-day course is a condensed version of our full five-day class, LF405: Building Embedded Linux with Yocto. In order to save time, some sections of the full five-day course are abbreviated or skipped, depending on the needs and interests of the audience.
The Yocto Project is an open source collaboration project that provides templates, tools and methods to help you create custom Linux-based systems for embedded products regardless of the hardware architecture. The Yocto Project includes the Poky Build System as one of its components, which is a derivative of and is compatible with the OpenEmbedded Build System.
This course is designed to jump-start embedded development projects using the Yocto Project and to give software engineers a solid understanding of the build process from compilation over packaging to creating a bootable image. Upon mastering you will have a solid understanding of:
You will step through all phases of embedded Linux development using the Yocto Project with laboratory exercises on an embedded target device to provide hands-on practice you can take directly to your projects.
For more details view the Course Outline.
To include Building Embedded Linux with the Yocto Project Crash Course (LF404) in your conference registration, select it as an add-on when you register.