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Do you use an OTA updater that is already available (open source) for Yocto Project or did you write your own?
by hda111 4y ago
Do you use an OTA updater that is already available (open source) for Yocto Project or did you write your own?
- grepLeigh 4y agoI'm using SWUpdate. I distribute an image with a [boot, rootfsA, rootfsB, data] partition scheme [1], and subsequent updates target the non-active rootfs partition. You can even theme SwUpdate's CSS [2] - nifty! When I was assessing options for over-the-air updates, I evaluated everything between Mender.io (completely managed update service) to building a Coreos distro with OsTree-based patch system. So far Swupdate has felt like the right trade-off between customization and ease-of-use - plus the trail I've walked down feels well-traversed. [1] https://sbabic.github.io/swupdate/overview.html#double-copy https://sbabic.github.io/swupdate/overview.html#double-copy [2] https://twitter.com/grepLeigh/status/1545564418502668289 https://twitter.com/grepLeigh/status/1545564418502668289