olixOS is a version of the Linux operating system that is optimized for use on embedded systems, which are small, resource-constrained devices that are used in a wide range of applications such as industrial automation, consumer electronics, and the Internet of Things (IoT).
Olix-OS Linux is typically built using a small subset of the Linux kernel and a minimal set of user-space utilities and libraries. This allows it to run on devices with limited memory and processing power, and it also reduces the size of the operating system, making it more suitable for embedded systems.
Olix-OS Linux is also highly configurable, which allows developers to fine-tune the operating system to meet the specific requirements of the embedded system. This includes configuring the kernel and user-space libraries, optimizing the system for performance, and selecting the appropriate drivers and software components.
Overall, embedded Linux is a versatile and powerful operating system that is well-suited for use on embedded systems. It provides a small footprint and configurability, as well as a large library of pre-built software, making it a popular choice for developers and manufacturers alike.
Autorun your custom application #
If you would like to enable autorun behavior for your custom application within the Olive components, you can add the executable command at the end of the app loader script. You can extend the script and add your logic to it.
/usr/bin/olive-app-loader.shRestarting Services #
After ssh in your component, you can start, stop or restart olive dcm services by using this commands.
for eio:
sudo systemctl restart olive-dcm-eio.servicefor camera:
sudo systemctl restart olive-dcm-camera.servicefor imu:
sudo systemctl restart olive-dcm-imu.servicefor servo:
sudo systemctl restart olive-dcm-servo.servicefor system:
sudo systemctl restart olive-dcm-system.servicefor manager:
sudo systemctl restart olive-sys-manager.servicefor app loader:
sudo systemctl restart olive-app-loader.service