Reference about supported hardware

Clea OS wants to gather all the hardware supported by SECO (and more) in an single operating system that can be customized by setting DISTRO and FLAVOR based on the needs. Clea OS is built to be agnostic from the hardware it is compiled for, allowing an easy migration and scalability to different boards.

Developer can proceed with development with an easy to get board, like a Raspberry PI, and then migrate to production to more customized boards with zero effort, just by setting the new board as hardware target and make a new compilation.

Clea OS on SECO NXP platforms

The manifest file at this location contains the reference to the layers necessary to build SECO Clea OS images for NXP CPU-based boards:

• meta-seco-imx: clea-os/layers/meta-seco-imx

  This layer is intended to hold all recipes needed to build the Board Support Package (BSP) for all NXP CPU-based SECO boards supporting Clea OS. The layer contains the reference to the actual Kernel, U-Boot and mkimage repositories and to the commit SHAs that are used in the image build process.

• freescale and freescale-distro: https://github.com/Freescale

  These are mostly necessary for the i.MX8M devices mainly for VPU, GPU, and U-Boot support.

Kernel & U-Boot versions

For the Kirkstone release of Clea OS the supported Linux Kernel and U-Boot versions are:

• Kernel: 5.10.x
• U-Boot: 202x.04

Clea OS on SECO Rockchip platforms

The manifest file at this location contains the reference to the layers necessary to build SECO Clea OS images for Rockchip CPU-based boards:

• meta-seco-rk: clea-os/layers/meta-seco-rk

  This layer is intended to hold all recipes needed to build the Board Support Package (BSP) for all Rockchip CPU-based SECO boards supporting Clea OS. The layer contains the reference to the actual Kernel and U-Boot repositories and to the corresponding commit SHAs that are used in the image build process.

Kernel & U-Boot versions

For the Kirkstone release of Clea OS, the supported Linux Kernel and U-Boot versions are:

• Kernel: 5.10.110 (4.19.111 temporarily supported for C31 board only)
• U-Boot: 2017.09

Clea OS on SECO Intel platforms

The manifest file at this location contains the reference to the layers necessary to build SECO Clea OS images for Intel CPU-based boards:

• meta-seco-intel: clea-os/layers/meta-seco-intel

  This layer is intended to hold all recipes needed to build the Board Support Package (BSP) for Intel CPU-based SECO boards supporting Clea OS.

• meta-intel: https://git.yoctoproject.org/meta-intel/

  The Yocto layer containing Intel hardware support metadata.

Kernel & U-Boot versions

For the Kirkstone release of Clea OS, the supported Linux Kernel version is:

• Kernel: 5.10.x

Clea OS on SECO MediaTek platforms

The manifest file at this location contains the reference to the layers necessary to build SECO Clea OS images for MediaTek CPU-based boards:

• meta-seco-mtk: clea-os/layers/meta-seco-mtk

  This layer is intended to hold all recipes needed to build the Board Support Package (BSP) for all MediaTek CPU-based SECO boards supporting Clea OS. The layer contains the reference to the actual Kernel and U-Boot repositories and to the corresponding commit SHAs that are used in the image build process.

• meta-mediatek-bsp: https://gitlab.com/mediatek/aiot/rity/meta-mediatek-bsp

  This layer provides a minimal BSP and rootfs for booting MediaTek boards.

• meta-rity: https://gitlab.com/mediatek/aiot/rity/meta-rity

  The RITY repository is a collection of layer in order to demo the usage of MediaTek BSP.

Kernel & U-Boot versions

For the Kirkstone release of Clea OS, the supported Linux Kernel and U-Boot versions are:

• Kernel: 5.15.x
• U-Boot: 2022.10

Clea OS on Raspberry Pi

The manifest file at this location contains the reference to the layers necessary to build SECO Clea OS images for Rasberry Pi boards:

• meta-seco-rpi: clea-os/layers/meta-seco-rpi

  This layer is intended to hold all recipes needed to build the Board Support Package (BSP) for Raspberri Pi supporting Clea OS.

• meta-raspberry: https://git.yoctoproject.org/meta-raspberry/

  The Yocto layer containing Intel hardware support metadata.

Supported Boards

In order to check the hardware supported by the current Clea OS version, please have a look at the corresponding Release Notes.