Tibbo Technology Inc. has recently announced a Linux version of its popular Tibbo Project System (TPS).

LTPP is a Linux-based Tibbo Project PCB (TPS mainboard) based on the powerful 1GHz Cortex-A8 Sitara CPU from Texas Instruments. Carrying 512MB of…

Are you considering making the transition from an Intel-based board to an ARM-based board? While it may seem as simple as swapping one for the other, we all know that things are rarely as simple as they appear.

To that end, I asked two experts at WinSystems…

After the release the new Yocto-based BSP and Buildroot support for our VAB-820 board, and AMOS-820 system, I had some time to check the new kernel in that package. Being intrigued that the Xenomai real-time Linux development framework lists the VAB-820…

With so many ARM based multicore boards coming to market we are hearing more about systems running multiple operating systems on similar cores (SMP, symmetric multi-processing) or differing cores (AMP, asymmetric multiprocessing).   So why would…

When it comes to obtaining an embedded Linux devices like the Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone for a project, most Makers would simply head online and purchase one. That is unless you’re “hak8or,” who decided to produce his own uber mini board…

PHYTEC is a German company which has been producing system on module boards (SOMs) for over 25 years so I connected with Yves Astein, a product manager at PHYTEC to get his take on the rise of ARM based SOMs and embedded computing boards.

Yves told me…

The Linux kernel provides an ARM PMU driver for counting events such as cycles, instructions, and cache metrics. My previous article covered how to access data from the PMU automatically within SoC Designer by enabling hardware profiling events. It also…