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Embedded Linux consulting for custom BSP, Yocto and real-time systems
Building and maintaining embedded Linux solutions requires more than just code—it demands a reproducible, community-friendly workflow and precise performance tuning. With over 15 years in low-level driver and BSP development across ARM, m68k, PowerPC and x86, I deliver:
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Custom, reproducible builds using Yocto Project or Buildroot
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Upstream contributions to minimize your long-term maintenance
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Profiling & tuning for maximum throughput and hard real-time deadlines
Whether you’re starting a new board bring-up or chasing down that last microsecond of latency, let’s work together.
BSP Development with Yocto & Buildroot
Why a Custom BSP Matters
Unlike general-purpose distributions, a tailored Board Support Package contains only what your hardware needs—nothing more, nothing less. This leads to:
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Smaller images and faster boots
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Predictable security updates via long-term supported kernels
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Clear control over drivers, kernel config and device-trees
My Approach
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Yocto Project & Kas integration
Simplify complex multi-layer builds with Kas YAML configs, mirroring the workflow you know from your custom distributions. -
Buildroot for rapid proof-of-concept
When turnaround is critical, Buildroot’s single makefile interface can bootstrap your BSP in minutes. -
Upstreaming & kernel contributions
I manage patches, device-tree bindings and driver code submitted upstream—so you benefit from community-tested kernels. -
Validation & regression testing
Automated test suites, CI integration and hardware-in-the-loop checks ensure each release boots reliably on every board revision.
Getting Started
Whether it’s your first Yocto build or you’re optimizing a legacy BSP, I’m here to guide every step:
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Initial consultation to define scope and deliverables
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Proof-of-concept to validate approach on your hardware
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Full implementation with documentation and training
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Ongoing support via upstream patches and performance audits
Ready to accelerate your embedded Linux project?