#Yocto

Implementing UEFI Secure Boot on MPL PIP4x

Published at April 18, 2024 · Paweł Langowski ·  12 min read

This post explains how we tackled the problem of implementing UEFI Secure Boot on MPL's PIP platforms. The process included testing the platform's compatibility with Secure Boot and integrating automatic image signing into an existing Yocto layer....

Categories: firmware security


Minimal OS for Fobnail

Published at June 23, 2022 · Tomasz Żyjewski ·  7 min read

The Fobnail Token is an open-source hardware USB device that helps to determine the integrity of the system. The purpose of this blog post is to present the development progress of this project. During this phase, we focused on researching OS for hosting Fobnail Attester...

Categories: security








3mdeb roadmap for August 2019

Published at August 19, 2019 · Artur Raglis · Łukasz Wcisło ·  2 min read

Thrilled about what we are doing to change the world right now? Interested in the fancy stuff we make? Check out our plan for August 2019, find out more about our recent projects and stay tuned with the most sophisticated tech-team in the neighborhood....

Categories: miscellaneous



Yocto meta-rte is now open for everyone

Published at March 13, 2019 · Marta Szelecka ·  3 min read

Yocto meta-rte is now open for everyone We are happy to announce that our 3mdeb’s Yocto meta-rte is now available on our GitHub. But let’s say briefly what the Yocto Project is and why we decided to work with it. First of all, like everything that we love the most, Yocto Project is open sourced. The project is hosted by the Linux Foundation and gives you templates, methods, and set of interoperable tools for creating OS images for embedded Linux systems....

Categories: os-dev


Quick start guide to kas - best tool for setting up the Yocto projects

Published at February 7, 2019 · Maciej Pijanowski ·  8 min read

Introduction If you are using the Yocto Project, you certainly have encountered the hassle of managing multiple layers and tracking their revisions. I’ve been using the Yocto Project for nearly 3 years by now and have mostly been using the tool for this purpose. While I’m not a huge fan of it, it is relatively simple to use and gets the job of fetching layers and controlling their revisions done properly....

Categories: os-dev