ELC + ABS

Renesas had been contributing upstream kernel development over eight years, and now we can introduce our R-Car SOC BSP that fully utilize upstream code. This BSP adopts LTSI-3.10 kernel, and some additional feature backport and formed as yocto recipe so that the user can easily extend BSP feature. Also, we adopted LTSI Automated test mechanism to validate kernel core and driver code. In this session, I want to share our experience how we utilized such tools and what we fix the issues we faced during BSP development process.
Also, I want to introduce newly published eLinux wiki site that describe R-CarM2/E2 low-cost evaluation board (LCB) that anyone can purchase. Our expectation is to launch eco-system to play modern automotive SOC that contains various new technology like EthernetAVB and Miracast. I will introduce our latest OSS implementation that support these automotive features,