Linux BSP & Driver DevelopmentFrom Bring-up to Production-Ready Platforms

We deliver production-grade Linux BSPs and device drivers that enable rapid platform bring-up and stable system operation. Our expertise spans kernel, drivers, and system integration, ensuring optimized performance, reliability, and scalability across embedded and SoC platforms.

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Linux BSP Bring-up & Platform Enablement

End-to-end BSP development enabling Linux boot and system functionality on new silicon and hardware platforms.

  • Board bring-up and Linux enablement on new SoCs/platforms
  • Device tree development and platform configuration
  • Kernel configuration, customization, and build systems (Yocto/Buildroot)
  • Boot flow integration with U-Boot/UEFI and firmware layers
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Device Driver Development & Integration

Development of robust kernel-space drivers for seamless hardware-software interaction.

  • Peripheral drivers (I2C, SPI, UART, GPIO, PWM, etc.)
  • High-speed interface drivers (PCIe, USB, Ethernet, storage)
  • Subsystem integration (networking, multimedia, input, power)
  • Upstreaming and compliance with Linux kernel standards
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Performance Optimization & System Tuning

Optimization of system performance, latency, and resource utilization for production deployments.

  • Boot time optimization and system startup tuning
  • CPU, memory, and I/O performance optimization
  • Power management and thermal tuning
  • Profiling and bottleneck analysis (ftrace, perf, etc.)
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Debug, Stability & Production Readiness

Ensuring robust and reliable operation across development, validation, and production environments.

  • Kernel debugging and issue triaging (crashes, hangs, leaks)
  • Log analysis and root-cause identification
  • Long-run stability and stress validation
  • Support across pre-silicon (emulation/FPGA) and post-silicon platforms