Torizon OS - Supported Hardware Overview

Overview

Torizon OS supports a diverse range of hardware platforms, including Toradex's portfolio and various third-party devices. This article provides an overview of all compatible hardware and instructions on how to begin development with each supported platform.

Toradex Hardware Support

Fully integrated and tested, with priority support. Production-ready.

• Aquila AM69/TDA4
• Aquila iMX95
• Verdin iMX95
• Verdin iMX8M Plus
• Verdin iMX8M Mini
• Verdin AM62P
• Verdin AM62
• SMARC iMX95
• SMARC iMX8M Plus
• Apalis iMX8
• Apalis iMX6
• Colibri iMX8X
• Colibri iMX7¹
• Colibri iMX6¹
• Colibri iMX6ULL¹
• Lino iMX91¹
• Lino iMX93
• Luna SL1680 SBC

How to Get Started

Check out our guide for detailed instructions on how to get your board up and running with Torizon:

• Quickstart Guide

Non-Toradex Hardware Support

Torizon OS supports third-party hardware and various architectures, providing over-the-air updates and device management capabilities for non-Toradex platforms. The following platforms are currently supported:

• Torizon for NXP Machines: NXP Hardware Support
• Torizon for Texas Instruments DevKits: TI Hardware Support
• Torizon for Synaptics Machines: Synaptics Hardware Support
• Torizon for NVIDIA Jetson: NVIDIA Jetson Support
• Torizon for x86_64 Architecture: x86_64 Hardware Support
• Torizon for Ubuntu and Debian-based Devices: Ubuntu and Debian Support

Footnotes

1. Only modules with at least 1 GB of RAM support Torizon OS with containers. For modules with less RAM, Toradex recommends using Torizon OS Yocto Reference Minimal. The default Torizon OS image also requires eMMC storage and does not support modules with NAND flash. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴