Baserock
Welcome to the Baserock open source project. Baserock aims to be
a great way to build appliance systems with Linux.
The current releases target x86_32 and x86_64 for ease of development,
but we're working on support for ARM based devices as well,
helped immensely by the upstream work of Linaro.
Project background, objectives and design
thinking are outlined in the overview.
You can join the conversation at #baserock on irc.freenode.net,
and there are
mailing lists for Linux developers interested in using or keeping up
to date with the project.
Baserock is a young project - documentation is evolving. As a result readers probably need a lot of background knowledge to understand the project, for example,
- Deployment and use of Linux-based software
- Software development for Linux
- Linux configuration management
- Distributed version control, particularly Git
- BSP
Ultimately our intention is to simplify the process of Linux appliance development and deployment; documentation will be extended to support less expert participants.
We also maintain a Baserock GENIVI Baseline for the GENIVI Alliance, which is driving adoption of open source software in vehicles.
Subproject Pages
General Pages
- Quick start guide
- Develop with Baserock
- Tips and Tricks
- Download
- Releases of Baserock
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Open bugs
- Contributing to Baserock
- Glossary of terms used in Baserock
- Tags used in this wiki