Alex González - Embedded Linux Projects Using Yocto Project Cookbook [2015, PDF, ENG]

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1: The Build System
Introduction
Setting up the host system
Installing Poky
Creating a build directory
Building your first image
Explaining the Freescale Yocto ecosystem
Installing support for Freescale hardware
Building Wandboard images
Troubleshooting your Wandboard's first boot
Configuring network booting for a development setup
Sharing downloads
Sharing the shared state cache
Setting up a package feed
Using build history
Working with build statistics
Debugging the build system
2: The BSP Layer
Introduction
Creating a custom BSP layer
Introducing system development workflows
Adding a custom kernel and bootloader
Building the U-Boot bootloader
Explaining Yocto's Linux kernel support
Describing Linux's build system
Configuring the Linux kernel
Building the Linux kernel
Building external kernel modules
Debugging the Linux kernel and modules
Debugging the Linux kernel booting process
Using the kernel function tracing system
Managing the device tree
Debugging device tree issues
3: The Software Layer
Introduction
Exploring an image's contents
Adding a new software layer
Selecting a specific package version and providers
Adding supported packages
Adding new packages
Adding data, scripts, or configuration files
Managing users and groups
Using the sysvinit initialization manager
Using the systemd initialization manager
Installing package-installation scripts
Reducing the Linux kernel image size
Reducing the root filesystem image size
Releasing software
Analyzing your system for compliance
Working with open source and proprietary code
4: Application Development
Introduction
Introducing toolchains
Preparing and using an SDK
Using the Application Development Toolkit
Using the Eclipse IDE
Developing GTK+ applications
Using the Qt Creator IDE
Developing Qt applications
Describing workflows for application development
Working with GNU make
Working with the GNU build system
Working with the CMake build system
Working with the SCons builder
Developing with libraries
Working with the Linux framebuffer
Using the X Windows system
Using Wayland
Adding Python applications
Integrating the Oracle Java Runtime Environment
Integrating the Open Java Development Kit
Integrating Java applications
5: Debugging, Tracing, and Profiling
Introduction
Analyzing core dumps
Native GDB debugging
Cross GDB debugging
Using strace for application debugging
Using the kernel's performance counters
Using static kernel tracing
Using dynamic kernel tracing
Using dynamic kernel events
Exploring Yocto's tracing and profiling tools
Tracing and profiling with perf
Using SystemTap
Using OProfile
Using LTTng
Using blktrace