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Processor SDK Linux RT for AM62P

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Latest version
Version: 10.01.10.04
Release date: 20 Dec 2024

Processor SDK LINUX AM62P - RT-Linux Installer for sources, pre-built binaries and file system images generated using Yocto build environment

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Processor SDK LINUX RT AM62P Yocto - SD card image

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Processor SDK LINUX RT AM62P Display Cluster Yocto - SD card image

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Processor SDK LINUX RT AM62P Jailhouse Hypervisor - SD card image

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Processor SDK LINUX RT AM62P Debian Trixie - SD card image

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Get access to latest bug fixes and feature enhancements with Yocto build environment

Products
Arm-based processors
AM62P Arm®Cortex®-A53 SoC with triple display, 3D graphics, 4K video codec for HMI AM62P-Q1 Automotive display SoC with advanced 3D graphics, 4K video codec and embedded safety
Hardware development
Evaluation board
SK-AM62P-LP AM62P starter kit evaluation module

Documentation

Quick Start Guide for the SK-AM62P-LP board

Learn how to build embedded Linux systems using AM62P processors

Yocto SDK user manual for developers

Instructions to build RT Linux image using Yocto build environment

Debian SDK manual for developers with build instructions

Get the various RT Linux Performance Benchmarks for this release

Processor SDK AM62P for Yocto Linux RT - Software manifest

Processor SDK AM62P for Jailhouse Hypervisor RT - Software manifest

Processor SDK AM62P for Debian Linux RT - Software manifest

Build Sheet of supported features for AM62P

Release Information

Thank you for your interest in PROCESSOR SDK LINUX RT AM62P Software Development Kit (SDK). This SDK is a Linux only package with Preempt Real Time (RT) patches. The Processor SDK is a unified software platform for TI embedded processors providing easy setup and fast out-of-the-box access to benchmarks and demos. All releases of Processor SDK are consistent across TI’s broad portfolio, allowing developers to seamlessly reuse and develop software across devices.

This release adds support for High Security - Field Securable (HS-FS) devices.

TI Linux CI/CD Snapshot

AM62P Snapshot

In order to improve access to the very latest bug fixes and feature enhancements, TI is enabling Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) for AM62P processors. The patches for these changes have always been available on public repositories hosted on git.ti.com, and these source repositories could be built using the Yocto build environment on a daily basis. The new TI Linux CI/CD Snapshot makes it even easier to consume these changes with pre-built binaries of Linux boot images to try out on TI Evaluation Modules (EVMs and SKs) before migrating or picking the patches. A detailed test report is also published to help users understand the status of the build and features being validated. The Linux boot images from a snapshot can be regenerated using sources by following the build instructions provided on the snapshot page.

The daily snapshot is not a replacement for the official Processors SDK releases which have full documentation, training and support. The snapshot is a new easy way to try bug fixes and feature enhancements planned for the next SDK while enabling much more tighter integration with customizations and application development. This improved integration should allow users to release their customized code built  on the SDKs more quickly and confidently.

What's new

  • Linux embedded software support
  • Long-term Stable (LTS) RT Kernel update to 6.6.58-rt45
  • U-boot 2024.04 based bootloaders
  • Yocto scarthgap (LTS) based build environment and filesystem
  • Debian distribution and pre-built deb packages based on Trixie
  • Snagfactory support on SK-AM62P-LP using Snagboot
  • Jailhouse Hypervisor based on LTS RT Kernel 6.6.58-rt45
  • Auto Display Cluster: Sharing of display between Linux running on Arm A53 core and FreeRTOS running on MCU R5 core