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In the last years, Debian-based distributions have grown in popularity in the embedded world as well. Nowadays, there are several approaches to create such a Distribution for embedded targets, however. [https://elbe-rfs.org/ ELBE], [https://github.com/zuka0828/meta-eid meta-eid], and [https://www.armbian.com/ armbian] are just three examples of different tools available today [1]. | In the last years, Debian-based distributions have grown in popularity in the embedded world as well. Nowadays, there are several approaches to create such a Distribution for embedded targets, however. [https://elbe-rfs.org/ ELBE], [https://github.com/zuka0828/meta-eid meta-eid], and [https://www.armbian.com/ armbian] are just three examples of different tools available today [1]. | ||
| + | This Technical Note shows how to run such a distribution on SBCSPG, a product designed and manufactured by DAVE Embedded Systems to build compact IoT gateways for industrial applications. | ||
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[1] For more details, please see for instance these presentations: | [1] For more details, please see for instance these presentations: | ||
* [https://events.linuxfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/ELCE2018_Debian-Yocto-State-of-the-Art_r6_Kazuhiro-Hayashi.pdf Debian & Yocto: State of the Art (Oct 23rd, 2018)] | * [https://events.linuxfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/ELCE2018_Debian-Yocto-State-of-the-Art_r6_Kazuhiro-Hayashi.pdf Debian & Yocto: State of the Art (Oct 23rd, 2018)] | ||
* [https://elinux.org/images/4/42/ELBE-Isar-Deby_jamboree63_r2.pdf Debian + YoctoProject Based Projects: Collaboration Status (Dec 1st, 2017)] | * [https://elinux.org/images/4/42/ELBE-Isar-Deby_jamboree63_r2.pdf Debian + YoctoProject Based Projects: Collaboration Status (Dec 1st, 2017)] | ||
| + | ==The hardware platform== | ||
| + | From an architectural standpoint, SBCSPG is similar to the [[:Category:SBC_Lynx|SBC Lynx]]. | ||
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| 1.0.0 | July 2019 | First public release |
Introduction[edit | edit source]
In the last years, Debian-based distributions have grown in popularity in the embedded world as well. Nowadays, there are several approaches to create such a Distribution for embedded targets, however. ELBE, meta-eid, and armbian are just three examples of different tools available today [1].
This Technical Note shows how to run such a distribution on SBCSPG, a product designed and manufactured by DAVE Embedded Systems to build compact IoT gateways for industrial applications.
[1] For more details, please see for instance these presentations:
- Debian & Yocto: State of the Art (Oct 23rd, 2018)
- Debian + YoctoProject Based Projects: Collaboration Status (Dec 1st, 2017)
The hardware platform[edit | edit source]
From an architectural standpoint, SBCSPG is similar to the SBC Lynx.
