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When I came across different Yocto and Linux versions of i.MX, I got following doubts:
Question 1) What is F means in IMXLXRN v.LF5.4.3_1.0.0 ?
Question 2) what is its significance or difference compared to other releases, as I cannot see F in other version tags?
a) IMXLXRN v.L5.4.3_2.0.0
Date: 04/2020
Description: i.MX 5.4 Alpha release for i.MX 8M Plus and 8DXL EVK
boards.
b) IMXLXRN v.LF5.4.3_1.0.0
Date: 03/2020
Description: i.MX 5.4 Kernel and Yocto Project Upgrades.
c) IMXLXRN v.L4.19.35_1.1.0
Date: 10/2019
Description: i.MX 4.19 Kernel and Yocto Project Upgrades.
Please help me to understand.
LF stands for Linux Factory. LF should be a way to newer nomenclature for released BSP.
Regards
Harvey
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