Your progress

Overview

In the previous lesson from this guide, you have learned the basics of how to use Toradex BSP Layers and Reference Images for Yocto Project as the base for your development. As you start your development, this last lesson from the Quickstart Guide helps to make the bridge between the basics and your specific needs.

$ Command in your PC

$$ Command inside a container in your PC

# Command in the target board, e.g. Colibri iMX6

## Command inside a container in Torizon

> Command in the Bootloader

$ Command waiting for output
Output

Current Support State

The Verdin iMX8M Plus has been released on April 2021. As of this date, the software support for this Computer on Module is in an early stage of development and a few features are currently a work-in-progress:

• Support for the Toradex Easy Installer.
• Support for Torizon.
• BSP support for some peripherals.

Our teams are working at a fast pace to bring all of those features to you in the next weeks. To follow-up on the latest status, you can:

• Periodically consult the BSP features.
• Subscribe to the BSP Layers and Reference Images for Yocto Project Issue Tracker, the TorizonCore Issue Tracker and the Toradex Easy Installer Issue Tracker.

Prerequisites

For this Quickstart Guide:

For this Quickstart Guide:

• Linux development PC that meets the prerequisites from Build a Reference Image with Yocto Project/OpenEmbedded.
• Successfully completed the previous lesson from this guide.

For this lesson:

• Successfully completed the previous lesson from this guide.

The Toradex Developer Website

The Toradex Developer Website is vastly bigger than this Quickstart Guide. Let's have a look at remarkable pages and features.

Hardware Information

You must likely have to learn the specifics about the hardware you are developing your product. You will find datasheets, design resources, revision history and errata in the respective product pages:

• Toradex Products

If you are responsible for hardware design, start with our Carrier Board Design section, where you will find reference designs, guides, the Pinout Designer Tool, and more:

• Carrier Board Design

Software Information

The best starting point is the Software page, where you will have access to the Toradex BSP Layers and Reference Images for Yocto Project. This page is an entry point to all the resources you may need:

• Embedded Linux support strategy and issue tracker
• Download links and installation instructions
• How to access hardware interfaces (GPIO, PWM, I2C, SPI, ADC, CAN, Wi-Fi, BLuetooth, and many more)
• How to use displays and multimedia
• How to build and customize the Linux kernel, U-Boot bootloader, and Reference Images for Yocto Project

Search

The developer website is a wiki-styled website. Even with our efforts to keep it well indexed and easy to navigate, sometimes it is easier to run a search after the topic you are looking for. We recommend that you use the search mechanisms, in case you haven't used them yet:

• Regular search
• Search by tags

Support

Still didn't find what you were looking for? Found a bug? Need assistance?

Reach out to our support team, comprised of experienced developers that will help you:

• Toradex Support Center

Takeaway

It was great to help you with your first steps of development. As we appreciate your feedback, all pages on our developer center have a feedback button on the right-hand side of the pages - it is a great opportunity for you to let us know how was your Quickstart Guide experience.

We wish you a good development ahead!

Thanks, The Toradex Team.