i.MX8 - Introduction

i.MX8
Introduction
SoC Overview Carrier Boards i.MX6 vs i.MX8
iMX8M Evaluation Kit (EVK)
Overview Getting Started Selecting Boot Mode System Setup Software Support Android_SD_Partitions_RidgeRun_Script Loading pre-built images Yocto Support Building Yocto Installing an Image Alternative image loading Android Support Building Android Installing an Image System Recovery
Nitrogen8M
Overview Getting Started Selecting Boot Mode System Setup Software Support Loading pre-built images Yocto Support Building Yocto Installing an Image Alternative image loading Customizing Boot Sequence Android Support Building Android Installing an image System Recovery
Multimedia
GPU OpenGL OpenCL OpenVX OpenVG Vulkan VPU Encoding System Decoding System ISP Support V4L2 Drivers Porting Guide GStreamer Support Package Installation Pipeline Examples Hardware-accelerated plugins RidgeRun Products GstRtspSink GstWebRTC GstPTZR GstQtOverlay
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Having regard to the state of the art in the embedded systems industry, RidgeRun is constantly working on incorporating the latest platforms to the list of supported products and hence it is now time for NXP's iMX 8 series applications processors. The i.MX 8 series of applications processors is a multi-core platform that, as it also happened in the past, comes in several flavors: single, dual and quad-core families based on the ARM Cortex architecture.

On the next pages you are going to find key aspects to harness the processing power and features that the i.MX8 processor series has to offer. Are you not sure how to get started with the evaluation boards? Feel free to visit our differents pages on this wiki.