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Read-only copy of the LTSI wiki. Last edited 2014-11-28 by Noriaki.

About LTSI Project

The LTSI Project is an ecosystem-wide collaborative project hosted at the Linux Foundation to create and maintain a common Linux base for the use in a variety of embedded products and to enable faster contributions upstream and better alignment with the mainline kernel.

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LTSI Kernels

LTSI Test

LTSI Test Project Page was launched to promote the Linux kernel that the entire industry can use to develop embedded products. The latest version LTSI-3.4, released in January 2013, has brought over 700 patches from the later upstream versions to add to the 3.4-LTS. By adopting LTSI to the products, companies can reduce millions of development cost and maintenance cost.

LTSI Test Project will cover 3 things:

  • Collect test cases from companies
  • Create a common testing platform which everyone can benefit from
  • Share the test case information we gathered, which will give the transparency and reliabilyt on our testing platform.

LTSI Kernel Porting Information

Getting started