Boot to Qt is a light-weight, Qt-optimized, full software stack for embedded Linux systems that is installed into the actual target device. The Boot to Qt Software Stack is using the traditional embedded Linux kernel built with Poky, the reference distribution of Yocto Project. The software stack is designed for great customization possibilities. It contains only components required in the embedded device, resulting in smaller image sizes while keeping valuable development tools available.

Environment and Devices

• License Information
• Development Environment
  • Development Environment
  • Requirements related to Development Host
  • Installation Guides
• Supported Target Devices and Development Hosts

Quick Start Guides

• NVIDIA Jetson Quick Start Guide
• NXP i.MX Quick Start Guide
• Raspberry Pi 4 Quick Start Guide
• Renesas R-Car and RZ Quick Start Guide
• STM32MP1 Quick Start Guide
• TI AM62x Quick Start Guide

Using Boot to Qt

• Tutorial: Deploying Your First Project with Boot to Qt
• Deploying Qt Projects with Boot to Qt

Customizing Boot to Qt

• Overview of Customizing Boot to Qt
• From Boot to Qt Development Image Towards Production Image
• Setting Up Environment for Building Boot to Qt

• How to Create Boot to Qt Image
• How to Customize a Boot to Qt Image
  • Using Custom Meta Layer
  • Customizing Runtime Environment
  • Using Meta-Qt6
  • Linking to Static Builds of Qt
  • Package Manager in Boot to Qt
• How to Add Support for New Device
  • Creating New Integration Meta Layer
  • Creating New Layer Manifest
  • Building QBSP with Yocto

Getting Help

• Known Issues
• Troubleshooting

Other

• Boot to Qt Glossary
• ChangeLog