How to combine Debian and Yocto/Bitbake? Manuel Traut ELCE 2017 - Prague What's next? 1. Why Yocto? 2. About Debian 3. Benefit of a combination 4. Existing solutions solutions 5. Perfect combination 1) Why Yocto? ★ What is Yocto ★ Typical usage ★ Limitations What is Yocto? ● Tooling for building your own Linux distribution and SDK ● Defines a format that eases footprint ● Own application integration 3) Benefit of a combination ★ Yocto + Debian = ? Yocto + Debian = ? Use from Yocto ● Task scheduling ● Configuration management ● (cross-) compile from source

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