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Published Jun 08, 2026
See what modern embedded teams should expect from high-availability, deterministic, secure, and long-maintained Linux platforms.
Read featured articleSee what modern embedded teams should expect from high-availability, deterministic, secure, and long-maintained Linux platforms.
Read articleLearn when Yocto or a Linux distro is the better choice for building and maintaining embedded Linux systems.
Read articleLet's discuss Policy structure of Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux).
Read articleIn this chapter, we will discuss the details about how to actually use the Policy of SELinux.
Read articleFrom the requirements and initial plan of our SELinux project, we defined our approach to implementation.
Read articleExplore Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) in embedded systems and practical guidance based on our first-hand experiences.
Read articleAccelerate your development cycles with Microchip’s PolarFire® SoC FPGA RISC-V based platform thanks to MontaVista's CGX Linux.
Read articleLearn more about how connectivity and communication in a CAN Bus network.
Read articleLearn more about design principles and history of CAN Bus.
Read articleIn the previous post, I talked about reliability and about some kernel bugs our author has worked on. But what do they mean?
Read articleIn the previous blog, I talked about the magnitude of the reliability problem for safety critical software. This post will focus on bugs in Linux.
Read articleWhy we believe the Linux kernel by itself is not suitable for safety critical systems, and why, by extension, Xen is not, either.
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