The TMPDIR podcast

TMPDIR
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TMPDIR is a podcast about embedded Linux, Yocto/OpenEmbedded, Zephyr, and IoT product engineering. Cliff Brake and Khem Raj dig into BSPs, OTA updates, Linux kernel and device tree work, firmware and RTOS development, build systems (BitBake, Kas), and the editor/CLI tools embedded engineers actually use day to day.

  1. APR 24

    Space Grade Linux, Yocto, and Embedded Linux in Orbit With Tim Bird

    Tim Bird of Sony joins us on Space Grade Linux (SGL) — the ELISA-incubated project bringing embedded Linux to spacecraft. We cover the meta-sgl Yocto layer, fault-tolerant file systems, QEMU radiation simulation, fleet OTA updates, and how Linux already dominates on-orbit compute via Starlink.

    1h 8m

  2. JAN 30

    2025 Review

    We reflect on 2025, what is new, trends, tools, etc.

    48 min

  3. 12/23/2025

    RISC-v and FPGAs With Ted Speers From Microchip

    Learn about the FPGA and RISC-V products.

    1h 21m

  4. 11/22/2025

    Mastering Embedded Linux Development With Chris Simmonds and Frank Vasquez

    Learn from the authors of this useful book.

    1h 31m

  5. 10/10/2025

    Clang/LLVM in Yocto

    Learn about Clang, its history in Yocto, and what is new.

    31 min

  6. 07/25/2025

    Matt Madison, the Latest With NVIDIA Embedded and Other Technologies

    Learn what is happening in the meta-tegra layer for NVIDIA embedded products.

    1h 10m

  7. 06/27/2025

    Avocado OS With Justin Schneck

    Learn how Avocado OS is solving Embedded Linux problems

    55 min

  8. 05/30/2025

    The Yoe Rolling Release

    An overview of rolling releases and how we do it in Yoe

    24 min
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TMPDIR is a podcast about embedded Linux, Yocto/OpenEmbedded, Zephyr, and IoT product engineering. Cliff Brake and Khem Raj dig into BSPs, OTA updates, Linux kernel and device tree work, firmware and RTOS development, build systems (BitBake, Kas), and the editor/CLI tools embedded engineers actually use day to day.

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