#Linux61

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Forlinx Embedded FETMX8MM-C SoM now supports the Linux 6.1 system. This upgrade not only enriches the system’s function but also significantly enhances memory performance through a new BSP (Board Support Package).

Based on the NXP i.MX8M Mini processor, Forlinx Embedded FETMX8MM-C SoM features 4 x high-performance Cortex-A53 cores and 1 x real-time Cortex-M4 core, delivering high performance, computational power, and a smooth system operation speed. Linux 6.1 system introduces several new features, including enhanced hardware acceleration, optimized power management, and improved system security and stability. These enhancements make the FETMX8MM-C SoM perform exceptionally well in data processing, power consumption control, and data security.

FETMX8MM-C platform has various built-in command line tools available to users, As follows:root@okmx8mm:~# uname -a Linux okmx8mm 6.1.36 #19 SMP PREEMPT Wed Oct 9 18:15:14 CST 2024 aarch64 GNU/Linux

The highlight of this upgrade is the significant boost in memory bandwidth. Thanks to the new BSP, the FETMX8MM-C’s memory read bandwidth has surged to approximately 2170 MB/s, while the write bandwidth has reached about 1030 MB/s—almost doubling compared to previous versions.

This means that when handling large data sets, high-definition video, or complex algorithms, the SoM can provide smoother and more efficient performance, significantly enhancing the user experience.

Addtionally, the FETMX8MM-C SoM is equipped with a rich set of peripheral interfaces, such as MIPI-CSI, MIPI-DSI, USB, and PCIe, offering users great flexibility for expansion.

It is worth noting that the i.MX8M Mini processor on the FETMX8MM-C SoM benefits from NXP’s long-term supply commitment, ensuring at least 15 years of stable supply, providing users with reliable assurance for long-term usage.

In summary, with the support of the Linux 6.1 system, the Forlinx Embedded FETMX8MM-C SoM not only sees a substantial increase in memory bandwidth but also gains more comprehensive system functionality, making it an ideal choice for high-performance embedded application development.