Enabling new hardware on embedded Linux (from schematics to the device tree)

In this video, we will learn how to enable support to a new hardware on embedded Linux (from the schematics, to enabling the drivers and changing the device tree).
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In case you want to learn about device trees, I would recommend this presentation from Thomas Petazzoni:
• Device Tree 101 10:00 ...
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[@iuri.castro]

Thank you for producing and sharing these walk through videos, it really helps beginners that are trying to start in embedded linux development.
I think enabling a more complex device would be a good follow up video, maybe connecting a cheap LCD display with a serial interface like SPI/I²C and running some graphical application

[@spradotube]

Thanks a lot for the feedback!

[@javijap424]

I recently had to configure the dt for a LVDS display to use it through an i2c mipi-lvds bridge and I had a hard time to figure out how to do it. I didn't find much information or examples. I finally managed to do it but, yes, more complex/real world devices would be very helpful! Thanks Sergio for doing such interesting videos!

[@spradotube]

That would be nice. Thanks a lot for the feedback!

[@theothergameygamer]

Nicely done.

[@spradotube]

Thanks!

[@lestercastrocapote2466]

Great video Sergio, maybe a small example in c at the end, interacting with the peripheral add more value. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@spradotube]

Hey Lester! Nice, thanks for the suggestion!

[@cafe-world]

Great demonstration, thank you. Looking forward to watching new sessions about embedded Linux. I checked the Embedded Labworks website to register trainings but registrations are closed. Would you please give some more information about the tranings ?

[@spradotube]

Hi! Feel free to email to [e-mail] to ask anything about the training. Thanks!

[@ABCdoSaber]

Hello!

[@spradotube]

Hey! I hope you enjoyed the video!

[@moatasemelsayed6226]

Interesting 😍😍 could we make something like that for interrupts and if we could talk about audio processing 😂

[@spradotube]

Great, noted, thanks!

[@otziotzi2157]

Thank you very much for the video. It is great content and well explained. Would be nice to see more complex example, that for sure :)

[@spradotube]

Thanks for the feedback! I am glad you enjoyed it!

[@kanskejonasidag1]

Wow, this is just great. Thank you so much for covering this subject.

[@spradotube]

I am glad you enjoyed it!

[@kanskejonasidag1]

​@@spradotube Would love to see this for a more complex device. Perhaps even on a custom board (!)?