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*** A: Android
 
*** A: Android
 
* '''<major>'''
 
* '''<major>'''
** This field is generally associated with the Board Support Package (BSP) provided by the silicon vendor on which the DESK is based. For more details, please refer to the overview table of the specific DESK you are interested to. For instance, see [[AXEL_Lite_SOM/DESK-MX6-L|this page]] for the DESK-MX6-L.
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** This field is generally associated with the Board Support Package (BSP) provided by the silicon vendor on which the DESK is based. For more details, please refer to the overview table of the specific DESK you are interested to. For instance, see [[DESK-MX6-L|this page]] for the DESK-MX6-L.
 
* '''<minor>'''
 
* '''<minor>'''
 
** This field is generally associated with a BSP version update with significant modifications. The starting major BSP provided by the silicon version still remain the same.
 
** This field is generally associated with a BSP version update with significant modifications. The starting major BSP provided by the silicon version still remain the same.

Revision as of 13:59, 23 November 2022

This article illustrates the naming scheme used for Dave Embedded Software Kits (DESK for short).

The general form looks like this:

DESK - <SoC family> - <o.s.> - <major> . <minor> . <release> [-] [<rcX>]

Legend:

  • <SoC family>
    • MX6UL: NXP i.MX6UL family
    • MX6: NXP i.MX6 family (i.MX6DL, i.MX6Q, etc.)
    • MX8M: NXP i.MX8M family
    • XZ7: Xilinx Zynq-7000 family
  • <o.s.>
    • Operating system
      • L: Linux
      • A: Android
  • <major>
    • This field is generally associated with the Board Support Package (BSP) provided by the silicon vendor on which the DESK is based. For more details, please refer to the overview table of the specific DESK you are interested to. For instance, see this page for the DESK-MX6-L.
  • <minor>
    • This field is generally associated with a BSP version update with significant modifications. The starting major BSP provided by the silicon version still remain the same.
  • <release>
    • This field will be incremented on a new released BSP version starting from the same major release.
  • <rcX>
    • and rc field can be - optionally - present in case of
      • some features are missing (peripherals support, dedicated MVM, etc.)
      • release is not fully validated or is not production ready