ALINX Zynq MPSoC XILINX FPGA Video Tutorial - Linux Basic Development

This set of video tutorials is an original video tutorial by ALINX based on Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC series FPGA. The content includes five parts: bare metal development, Linux basic development, Linux driver development, Vitis HLS development, and Vitis AI development. It details the development content of each part of the MPSoc series FPGA chip. The video is based on the FPGA development board independently designed by ALINX. It combines theory with practice so that everyone can fully understand the development ideas. At the same time, it is close to the project and demonstrates mainstream technologies, such as the application of artificial intelligence AI, vehicle recognition, pedestrian detection, PCB defect detection, construction site safety helmet detection, flame detection, office target recognition, thermal imaging ADAS vehicle detection, concrete defect detection, etc., giving full play to the flexibility, high performance, low latency, high reliability and other characteristics of the MPSoc series FPGA chips.

• Chapter 1：Petalinux customized Linux system (36 minutes and 4 seconds)

• Chapter 2：Petalinux creates applications, drivers, and startup scripts (36 minutes and 9 seconds)

• Chapter 3：Cross-compiling applications (5 minutes and 57 seconds)

• Chapter 4：NFS implements the development board to mount the virtual machine path (11 minutes and 37 seconds)

• Chapter 5：GPIO Control on Linux Platform (9 minutes and 40 seconds)

• Chapter 6：GPIO input and EMIO driver writing and testing (14 minutes and 6 seconds)

• Chapter 7：Developing Linux Applications with Vitis (5 minutes and 38 seconds)

• Chapter 8：System setup and startup of mounting ROOTFS from SD card (7 minutes and 30 seconds)

• Chapter 9：Create and test the Vitsi acceleration base platform (22 minutes and 28 seconds)

• Chapter 10：QSPI FLASH system construction and startup (9 minutes and 48 seconds)

• Chapter 11：NVMe SSD Operations in Linux (9 minutes and 18 seconds)

• Chapter 12：Build and test a remotely debuggable application (8 minutes and 32 seconds)

• Chapter 13：OPENCV edge detection program writing and testing (4 minutes and 16 seconds)

• Chapter 14：OPENCV+QT face detection program writing and testing (8 minutes and 31 seconds)

• Chapter 15：Gstreamer camera display program writing and testing (6 minutes and 56 seconds)

• Chapter 16：QT+DRM+Gstreamer camera display program writing and testing (8 minutes and 49 seconds)

• Chapter 17：QT+GPU camera display program writing and testing (6 minutes and 37 seconds)

• Chapter 18：Register operation test of Linux application layer (5 minutes and 49 seconds)

• Chapter 19：QSPI FLASH+EMMC system construction and startup (9 minutes and 46 seconds)

• Chapter 20：Linux driver development - character device driver writing and testing (39 minutes and 32 seconds)

• Chapter 21：Linux driver development - new framework writing and testing of character device drivers (18 minutes and 49 seconds)

• Chapter 22：Linux driver development - writing and testing device tree (31 minutes and 14 seconds)

• Chapter 23：Linux driver development—PINCTRL and GPIO subsystem driver writing and testing (27 minutes and 20 seconds)

• Chapter 24：Linux driver development - concurrent processing driver writing and testing (31 minutes and 8 seconds)

• Chapter 25：Linux driver development—GPIO input and EMIO driver writing and testing (26 minutes and 35 seconds)

• Chapter 26：Linux driver development - timer program writing and testing (19 minutes and 12 seconds)

• Chapter 27：Linux driver development - interrupt program writing and testing (27 minutes and 10 seconds)

• Chapter 28：Linux driver development - blocking IO driver writing and testing (11 minutes and 34 seconds)

• Chapter 29：Linux driver development - non-blocking IO driver writing and testing (24 minutes and 20 seconds)

• Chapter 30：Linux driver development - asynchronous IO driver writing and testing (18 minutes and 54 seconds)

• Chapter 31：Platform device driver writing and testing (23 minutes and 34 seconds)

• Chapter 32：Platform device + device tree driver writing and testing (31 minutes and 31 seconds)

• Chapter 33：Linux driver development—MISC device driver writing and testing (10 minutes and 11 seconds)

• Chapter 34：Linux driver development—writing and testing INPUT subsystem drivers (28 minutes and 38 seconds)

• Chapter 35：Linux driver development—custom PWM IP driver writing and testing (46 minutes and 26 seconds)

• Chapter 36：Linux driver development - I2C driver writing and testing (59 minutes and 58 seconds)

• Chapter 37：Linux driver development - USB driver writing and testing (31 minutes and 8 seconds)

• Chapter 38：Linux driver development—SPI driver writing and testing (19 minutes and 53 seconds)

• Chapter 39：Linux driver development - serial port driver framework explanation and Xilinx serial port driver test (26 minutes and 34 seconds)

• Chapter 40：Linux driver development - block device driver writing and testing (41 minutes and 18 seconds)

• Chapter 41：Linux driver development - network card device driver writing and testing (16 minutes and 14 seconds)

• Chapter 42：Writing and testing loopback test drivers for AXI DMA IP (51 minutes and 24 seconds)

• Chapter 43：Linux driver development - writing and testing touch drivers for multi-touch screens (14 minutes and 45 seconds)

• Chapter 44：Linux driver development - LCD display driver writing and testing for multi-touch screen (27 minutes and 42 seconds)

• Chapter 45：Linux driver development—AD9238 and AD7606 driver writing and testing (30 minutes and 7 seconds)

• Chapter 46：Linux driver development—DA9767 driver writing and testing (11 minutes and 9 seconds)