Raspberry Pi with embedded Linux made by Yocto (Udemy.com)
Learn how to build your own embedded Linux for the Raspberry Pi and develop projects on it.
Created by: Barbara Hohensee
Last updated March 2017
What you will learn
- Build an embedded Linux system that runs in Qemu.
- Build different types of embedded Linux systems for the Raspberry Pi.
- Configure Netbeans for remote development on the Raspberry Pi.
- Configure Qt Creator for remote development on the Raspberry Pi.
How it compares
Against the other 295 rated Udemy courses in Arduino on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.1 out of 5higher than 19% of them
- Reviews265#114 of 296 by number of reviews
- Length1.4 hoursshorter than 91% of them
- Last updatedMarch 2017earlier than 96% of them
Course Description
Yocto is a software framework for embedded Linux systems.
It is used by the community and the leading industry in embedded systems.
To have Yocto skills is interesting for anyone working with embedded systems.
Yocto supports a number of embedded hardware platforms, like the BeagleBone Black, Raspberry Pi and many others.
The knowledge of building an embedded Linux for the Raspberry Pi can be a starting point for building embedded Linux for any micro controller.
This procedure we're going through is for any Raspberry Pi, but, if you wanna create programs in Qt5, you need to have a Raspberry Pi 3.
Instructor Details
- 4.1 Rating
265 Reviews
Barbara Hohensee
My name s Barbara, I am a former teacher for German and Computer Science in a physical classroom.
Several years ago, I made a change and work now as a teacher Online.
I am also a passionate Embedded Developer, Entrepreneur and Product Owner with many years of experience creating Websites and eCommerce.
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Reviews
By Russ Mollica on 3/14/2023
Enjoyed the course! Would suggest adding material that describes how Yocto project resources add to the functionality of the base Raspian OS. Was not clear to me how Yocto layers added which functionality (e.g.: GUI, GPIO access).
By Jasper Liao on 8/26/2021
Brilliant tutorial for beginners! I studied Yocto by myself for a few days still couldn't get the idea. After watching this course all things came together. Thanks!
By Kursat Ozcan on 4/20/2021
Thanks to author for this condensed and well structured tutoring. Excellent to get started with embedded linux development.
By Manish Kumar Mandal on 2/13/2019
course content can be useful to get the yocto project introduction on raspberry pi but it cannot be used to debug error message and advance concepts, such videos are freely available on youtube if we are paying we shoud get professional tuition.
By Ganda Utama on 7/6/2018
To the point. Building yocto image can be difficult. But I am sure I can succeed with this course.
By George C Rosar on 6/9/2018
I'm looking at building several different yocto images including raspberry pi, beaglebone, intel-edison and Xilinx Zynq and this may help out in some of the areas I've run into problems.
By Tarak Patel on 3/17/2018
The course was perfect and was in great detail about basic and it was really helpul in compare to reading official documentation but I also like to know more about customizing yocto images and what else I can do with yocto project.
By Sofie Isaksson on 12/21/2017
Well explained, and I like the fact that I can download the ready-made images and test them before I make them by myself. This helps to understand how it should work when its ready.
By Jean-Francois Pelletier on 11/3/2017
The start of the course was good. But, it's explain in details like how to use recipe, bbclass. We have some example on bitbake image but I try to create my custom image and don't know where to start even after viewing the videos.
By Arikotla Vijay Santhosh Kumar on 4/5/2017
The content is informative it opens up ideas to work with Linux and i didnt know anything about yocto project or Rasbberry pi i come from India and I run a non profit i can look into distrubuting Raspberry Pis to the students here thanks UDEMY
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Overall Score : 82 / 100







