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Asked: 2026-05-16T18:52:57+00:00

Before designing my own Linux OTA stack, I’d better probe if anybody knows of

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Before designing my own Linux OTA stack, I’d better probe if anybody knows of an existing Linux OTA stack/framework that I could make use of/contribute to.

What I mean by Linux OTA stack/framework is a service capable of updating the Linux kernel on my device from a remote repository. Basically something like the OTA update feature found on most Linux smartphones today. It must be 99.99% fail-safe such that my devices (which will be mounted in 500 cars for 6-12 months) will not turn into useless bricks that require on-site service to become working again.

An open source solution is not a must – commercial solutions that do the job has equal interest.

Thanks in Advance.
Christian

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  1. Editorial Team

    Could you just use the APT, combined with suitable kernel packages?

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