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Linux has rapidly become the OS of choice for embedded product development. The Yocto project is an open source initiative to standardize Embedded Linux development across many different platforms, providing a framework to create your own custom Linux Distribution. The i.MX 6SoloX is Freescale’s latest addition to the i.MX 6 series product line-up, with dual-core ARM® Cortex®-A9 and Cortex-M4. This two part hands-on class will take you through the foundational elements of Embedded Linux as well as a lab session that will run you through the entire Yocto flow (setup, configure, build and installation) for a Yocto Project™ based on real development hardware. You will also be shown the Yocto Project recipe structure which can be customized in your own layer for your hardware. You will walk away from this session equipped with the primary skills to get started with your own Embedded Linux development.