TkOS engineer Baruch Siach recently completed the bring-up for SolidRun’s i.MX8M based system-on-module (SOM) products that are based on NXP’s latest i.MX8M system-on-chip (SoC) that offers a range of features for embedded and IoT multimedia solutions. 4K UltraHD + HDR, 20 audio channels and Dolby Vision. This project included modifications to the U-Boot bootloader and the mainline Linux kernel. The project was completed with minimal time and effort thanks to support from SolidRun’s excellent hardware design team.

In November 2017 we completed a Linux kernel and root filesystem for the Beagleboard Black for an Israeli startup firm in the intelligent garment sector.
The gadget allows Windows, Android or Linux devices to browse the files on the gadget, even while the gadget might be using those same files.

In January 2018 TkOS completed a bring-up of the mainline Linux kernel on the ASUS Tinkerboard development platform, based on Rockchip RK3288 system-on-chip (SoC).

TkOS has successfully completed a board bring-up project for a major automotive sector manufacturer.

TkOS has successfully completed a board bring-up project for a leading supplier of industrial networking equipment.

The board is a customer-designed carrier using a SolidRun A38x system-on-module (SoM). This project involved building a mainline Linux kernel for the Armada 385 and writing a custom device tree blob to match the specifics of the carrier board.