RAUC v0.1.1 released
RAUC is making progress, and my colleagues Enrico Jörns and Jan Lübbe finally pushed out a new release today that reflects what happened during the last months. Updating embedded linux systems in the field in a secure and robust way becomes more and more important; we had many interesting talks with our customers during the last time, and some of the new ideas are already finding their way into the codebase. However, there is still a lot of work ahead, and if you have more ideas, either drop us a note on the community channels, send patches or github pull requests, or ask for commercial help!
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RAUC v1.15 Released
It’s been over half a year since the RAUC v1.14 release, and in that time a number of minor and major improvements have piled up. The most notable change in v1.15 is the newly added support for explicit image types, making handling of image filename extensions way more flexible. Other highlights include improved support for A/B/C updates and several smaller quality improvements. This release also includes the final preparations for upcoming features such as multiple signer support and built-in polling.
RAUC - 10 Years of Updating 🎂
10 years ago, almost a decade before the Cyber-Resilliance-Act (CRA) enforced updates as a strict requirement for most embedded systems, Pengutronix started RAUC as a versatile platform for embedded Linux Over-The-Air (and Not-So-Over-The-Air) updates.