Yocto scarthgap BSP for the LuckFox Pico Ultra W

• OOHehir

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  Joined: 2026-04-14 10:11

  2026-04-14 10:27

  Hello all, I've been working on a pure-Yocto alternative to the stock Buildroot SDK for the Pico Ultra W, and v1.0.0 is now public:
  
  https://github.com/OOHehir/luckfox-pico-yocto
  
  Working first-boot on a clean flash (zero manual intervention):
  - Boot chain to multi-user.target, systemd + journald, eMMC (HS200), ext4 rootfs
  - Ethernet (RK630 PHY),
  - AIC8800DC WiFi
  - Bluetooth 5.2 (hci0 via BlueZ)
  - NPU: 332 FPS BlazeFace (INT8), librknnmrt v1.6.0 matched to kernel driver v0.9.2
  - 720x720 RGB panel + fbcon + Tux logo + GT911 touch on /dev/input/event0
  - Microphone (rv1106-acodec),
  - LED heartbeat,
  - luckfox-pico-status webserver (at http://luckfox-pico.local using avahi mDNS),
  - LVGL v9.2 framebuffer demo
  - Kernel 5.10.160 (LuckFox SDK),
  - U-Boot from rockchip-linux/u-boot next-dev
  
  Flash without building: a prebuilt .wic.gz (36 MB) is attached to the v1.0.1 release. Flashing instructions can be found at: https://github.com/OOHehir/luckfox-pico ... d-required
  
  The display fight was the hard part. Three things had to land together: U-Boot has to release the adapter board's CH32V003 bridge MCU from reset (gpio set 1 1 in board_late_init), the kernel needs CONFIG_LOGO + CONFIG_FRAMEBUFFER_CONSOLE or DRM scans an empty framebuffer, and rk_dma_heap_cma=66M needs to be in bootargs so the Rockchip DMA heap pool is active. Full writeup in the README.
  
  MIT licensed. Issues and PRs welcome. docs/ROADMAP.md lists where camera CSI, hardware H.264, OP-TEE, and thermal throttling could land next.

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