Embedded Linux & Board Bring-Up

When a product's complexity outgrows a bare-metal MCU, we bring up embedded Linux on ARM-class SoCs — writing device trees, enabling and debugging kernel drivers, and building minimal, reproducible root filesystems with Yocto or Buildroot. This covers everything from the first U-Boot prompt on a new board to a production disk image with your application layered on top.

We treat board bring-up as systems debugging: reading schematics against reference designs, working through power sequencing issues, and getting peripherals — eMMC, display, camera, wireless modules — talking to the kernel one subsystem at a time until the board is stable enough to hand to an application team.