Release date: 4/12/2018
Variscite is pleased to inform about the Yocto Sumo release v1.2 for our i.MX6 System on Modules.
Modules: VAR-SOM-MX6, VAR-SOM-SOLO/DUAL and DART-MX6.
Release: sumo-fslc-4.9.88-mx6-v1.2.
Noteworthy updates:
sources/meta-variscite-fslc:
- Re-add packagegroup-fsl-tools-gpu
- U-Boot:
- tools: allow to override python
- kernel:
- edt-ft5x06: check wakeup-source dts property during suspend / standby mode
- rtc: m41t80: fix race conditions and SQW dividers override when setting date
- dart-mx6: Update the cpu operation points for better stability
- systemd:
- Enable media automounting for USB / MMC hotplug storage devices
- packagegroup-qt5-webengine:
- Qt Web Browser recipe added
- Bluetooth:
- WILINK8 Bluetooth service pack: update to revision 4.3
- bluez5.48: Fix issues with Bluetooth headphones reconnection after resuming from suspend
- pulseaudio: Pass “autodetect_mtu=yes” to module-bluetooth-discover
- WiFi:
- wpa-supplicant: Upgraded to TI release R8.7_SP3
- SWUpdate:
- Fix issues when using systemd
- web: remove limit on fileSize for dropzone
- web: appearance and text updates
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