Introduction In the embedded world, the question is no longer which OS should I use, but how can I make them work together? Modern SoCs are blurring the line between real-time microcontrollers and application processors. Chips like the STM32MP2 from STMicroelectronics integrate both a Cortex-A35, capable of running a full Linux distribution, and a Cortex-M33, […]
Accelerating early Linux boot with Yocto multiconfig By Paul Le Guen de Kerneizon Introduction In embedded products, cutting seconds, or even hundreds of milliseconds, from power‑on to application readiness is often critical. In this article, I will present a practical workflow to measure, compare, and iteratively reduce the early boot window of a Linux embedded […]
In today’s world, where everything from coffee machines to industrial equipment is connected to the network, knowing and assessing the security of your software and its dependencies has never been more important. Most vulnerabilities originate from small bugs in software components, and more recently (and thankfully less frequently) from sophisticated supply chain attacks. But with […]
Deploying a Convolutional Neural Network on an Embedded System Introduction The rise of embedded platforms capable of AI processing has been a real game changer: it is now possible to deploy intelligent solutions directly on the device itself, without relying on the cloud. This is known as « edge AI ». In a recent project, […]
Author : Luc Beaufils, Embedded Systems Engineer Debugging MCUs has always been the key to producing high-quality code, but reliance on vendor-specific IDEs and complex debug server configurations can hinder a smooth development workflow. While VSCode has revolutionized the way developers write and debug code, setting up a debug session for MCUs can sometimes […]
Empowering the Embedded Industry to Tackle the EU Cyber Resilience Act and Cyber regulations with an Innovative & Open Source Vulnerability Management Tool. Nuremberg, March 11, 2025 – Savoir-faire Linux, a leading open-source software engineering and consulting firm, is proud to announce the official release of VulnScout.io, an open source cybersecurity solution designed […]
Savoir-faire Linux is excited to announce DHTNet, a powerful new C++17 library spun off from the Jami project that simplifies peer-to-peer connectivity. DHTNet enables developers to establish secure P2P connections between devices using only public keys, eliminating the need for centralized infrastructure or direct IP addressing. Features Connection Management: DHTNet simplifies the establishment and management […]
What’s new? We’re happy to announce the release of v2.8.0, which includes a few new features as well as bug fixes. Check out the summarized changelog below: Renamed command “Pick configuration” to “Change active buildConfiguration” Automatically re-scan when changing buildConfiguration Cache per-buildConfiguration scan results Make the recipes view appear as “loading” while a scan is […]
What’s new? We’re happy to announce the release of v2.7.0, which includes a few new features as well as bug fixes. Check out the summarized changelog below: Add bitbake environment scan for global variables Add skipped recipes to the tree view with skip reason Add support for latest Yocto devtool status output Add sanity check […]
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