Use Cases Documentation Overview

Customizing Kernel Arguments in Torizon

This article describes the method provided by the TorizonCore Builder tool to configure Linux Kernel arguments of Torizon OS.

Building External Kernel Modules With Torizon

It is often necessary to add a kernel module to a Torizon OS image. Learn how to add an out-of-tree kernel module to your Torizon OS device.

Pin Multiplexing - Changing Pin Functionalities in the Linux Device Tree

To improve design flexibility, the NXP's i.MX SoC family provides pin muxing capability. In this article, we will explore how to create a DTS i.e. device tree source file to change the pin muxing configuration.

Splash Screen on Torizon OS

Torizon OS uses Plymouth splash screen running in user space. Plymouth is started from an initial minimal root file system (initramfs) very early during boot. Hence customizing the splash screen requires customizing the initramfs. Torizon OS ships with a script that allows adding a custom splash screen logo to the initramfs.

Device Tree Overlays on Torizon

Learn how to write, build and enable a device tree overlay for Torizon OS leveraging TorizonCore Builder.

Torizon OS Boot Time Optimization

Learn how to optimize the boot time on Torizon OS. This article focuses mostly on distribution level optimizations.

Capturing Changes in the Configuration of a Board on Torizon OS

During the development process with Torizon OS, usually it is required to capture configuration changes on the /etc directory that needs to be committed to the Torizon OS image.

Pre-provisioning Docker Containers onto a Torizon OS image

In this article, we cover how to use TorizonCore Builder Tool to pre-provisioning Docker Containers onto a Torizon OS image to be deployed on several units in a production line using Toradex Easy Installer.

How to Suspend/Resume on Torizon OS

This case-oriented article delves into the process of suspending and resuming a SoM running on Torizon OS. By using a containerized environment, you can achieve low-power modes without root permissions, streamlining the integration of power management strategies into your applications.