Oryx Linux

Oryx Linux is a Linux® distribution targeted at embedded applications and based on the work of The Yocto Project and OpenEmbedded. It incorporates a lightweight container runtime engine to bring the benefits of containerization to the embedded sector without disrupting existing developer workflows. For further details, see the Motivation section of this documentation.

This documentation covers the 0.5.0 version of Oryx Linux.

The latest version of the documentation is available online at the Oryx ReadTheDocs site.

• Introduction
  • Motivation
  • Support
  • Notation
  • Glossary
  • Copyright and Trademark notices
• Release History
  • Oryx Linux
  • oryx-apps
• Getting Started
  • Supported Platforms
  • Installation
  • Logging In
  • Adding Guest Containers
• Using oryxcmd
  • Managing Sources
  • Managing Guests
  • oryxcmd Usage Modes
  • Common oryxcmd Arguments
  • Command Reference
• Building Oryx Linux Images
  • System Profiles
  • Application Profiles
  • Preconfiguration and the Local Image Feed
  • OpenEmbedded Recipes
  • Using Integrated Sources
  • Using meta-oryx as a Standalone Layer
• Mender Integration
  • Building Native Mender Images
  • Building a Host Image For Use With Mender Update Modules
  • Building Guest Images For Use With Mender Update Modules
• How to Contribute
  • Reporting Issues
  • Contributing Code