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Version: Torizon OS 6.x.y

Torizon

Introduction​

Torizon is a Linux-based software platform that simplifies the process of developing and maintaining embedded software. It allows you to configure the system for your use case quickly and easily, so you can focus on application development instead of Linux builds.

Requirements​

Torizon fully supports the following modules, which use eMMC as flash storage:

Overview​

How to Start​

Follow our Step-by-step Quickstart Guide for fully supported modules as an overview step to get you set up in no time.

After you have completed it you can have a complete and updated overview of Torizon OS on the Torizon OS Overview article. You can also check the sidebar on the left for a list of Torizon features and related articles.

Installation​

Torizon OS is installed via the Toradex Easy Installer that comes pre-installed in Toradex SoMs from the factory. Install the TorizonCore with evaluation containers:

Install Torizon OS image with Docker runtime

Access to Command-line​

Upon booting one can login on the serial port (debug UART) or from the network via SSH using the following user and password:

  • User: torizon
  • Password: torizon

On the first login, you are prompted to change the default password. You can then execute commands as root with sudo <command> or gain root access from within the Linux shell with sudo su if required, otherwise, stay with the user torizon as much as possible.

Update Your Device With Torizon Updates​

Use our fully integrated secure update solutions, Remote Updates and Offline Updates, to deploy system and application updates to your devices.

Get started with the Torizon Cloud!

Additional Resources​

Find the information you are looking for on the Torizon documentation:



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