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Event Information
- Time
- Dec. 28, 2020, 4 p.m. - Dec. 28, 2020, 4:30 p.m.
- Speakers
- No Speakers publicated yet
- Track
- Other
- Language
- en
- Room
- r3s - Remote Rhein Ruhr Stage
- Host
- Remote Rhein Ruhr Stage - r3s
I will go through the steps it takes to make Linux run on an Arm System-on-Chip where it previously didn't run, or only in a terribly outdated vendor fork.
Sometimes you find yourself with a piece of hardware that runs Linux, but only a very outdated version of it. In such cases it can be interesting to port a modern version of Linux.
I will go through the configuration and drivers you need to write in order to get Linux booting on an Arm SoC: - Early serial port debugging - Devicetree - Interrupt controller drivers - Timer interrupts - etc.
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