TimeSys uboot/bsp/rootfs and build environement for iMX6UL

johnot · ‎07-23-2018

Hi,

Whether Timesys based boot/bsp/rootfs and build environement available for iMX6UL? How to get it?

Is there any license required for it?

Best regards,

JOT

timesyssupport · ‎07-25-2018

Hi JOT,

Yes, we do support the i.MX6UL EVK. Our landing page for this board is here: i.MX6UL EVK - LinuxLink

You can create a free LinuxLink account at https://linuxlink.timesys.com/register/. Your free account will enable you to:

Build a custom BSP — From the dashboard, simply create a build, select a target and jump into customizing your board support package.
Use Yocto and LinuxLink Factory build engines — Timesys now offers two build engines to choose from. Evaluate both systems and choose the one best for your project.
Download our prebuilt images — Get started right away with one of our demos.
Try TimeStorm IDE free for 30 days — Generate a 30-day license to unlock all the features of TimeStorm, enabling you to try it for that period of time.
Access our documentation — If you get stuck or want to learn more, you can check out our extensive documentation.

Prior to downloading your customized build or any available starting point/prebuilt image, you will be prompted to read and accept the license to view and download files.

In addition to enabling you to build a custom BSP, we also provide:

Commercial Support — BSP / SDK development support on a per-project basis, for either Yocto or Timesys Factory build systems
Engineering Services — Includes services for BSP development and integration, device development and integration, security services (see below), app development, IoT development and integration, and more
TRST Product Protection Solutions — To help you implement security early in the design of your product and keep your product secure throughout its entire lifecycle
BSP Lifecycle Maintenance Service — We can maintain your BSP for you, helping you keep it up-to-date and secure.

Thanks,

Timesys Support

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timesyssupport · ‎07-25-2018

Hi JOT,

Yes, we do support the i.MX6UL EVK. Our landing page for this board is here: i.MX6UL EVK - LinuxLink

You can create a free LinuxLink account at https://linuxlink.timesys.com/register/. Your free account will enable you to:

Build a custom BSP — From the dashboard, simply create a build, select a target and jump into customizing your board support package.
Use Yocto and LinuxLink Factory build engines — Timesys now offers two build engines to choose from. Evaluate both systems and choose the one best for your project.
Download our prebuilt images — Get started right away with one of our demos.
Try TimeStorm IDE free for 30 days — Generate a 30-day license to unlock all the features of TimeStorm, enabling you to try it for that period of time.
Access our documentation — If you get stuck or want to learn more, you can check out our extensive documentation.

Prior to downloading your customized build or any available starting point/prebuilt image, you will be prompted to read and accept the license to view and download files.

In addition to enabling you to build a custom BSP, we also provide:

Commercial Support — BSP / SDK development support on a per-project basis, for either Yocto or Timesys Factory build systems
Engineering Services — Includes services for BSP development and integration, device development and integration, security services (see below), app development, IoT development and integration, and more
TRST Product Protection Solutions — To help you implement security early in the design of your product and keep your product secure throughout its entire lifecycle
BSP Lifecycle Maintenance Service — We can maintain your BSP for you, helping you keep it up-to-date and secure.

Thanks,

Timesys Support

gusarambula · ‎07-23-2018

Hello JOT,

They do have support for i.MX6UL as part of their BSPs:

https://www.timesys.com/open-source-embedded/bsp-tools/reference-bsp/processors/nxp/

timesyssupport, would you please help us with details on how to obtain a specific BSP and licenses required for its use?

Regards,