BSP-Yocto-Ampliphy-AM62Ax-PD25.1.1              2026-04-15
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- Linux TI vendor kernel v6.12.57-11.02.11-phy6 (based on TI tag 11.02.11)
- U-Boot v2025.07-phy9
- Yocto 5.0.16 (Scarthgap)
- Qt 6.8


Tested Yocto Machines:
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 - phyboard-lyra-am62axx-2
  * phytec-headless-image/ampliphy
  * phytec-headless-bundle/ampliphy-rauc
  * phytec-headless-image/ampliphy-rt
  * phytec-qt6demo-image/ampliphy


  Build Environment:
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- Ubuntu 22.04 64-bit


New in this Release
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**Yocto**
^^^^^^^^^

* **TI Firmware Update**: Bumped TI firmware to v11.02.11
* **Camera Support**: Added phycam-setup package and udev rules for phyBOARD-Lyra camera
* **Vulkan**: Enabled Vulkan distro feature
* **partup**: Updated to v3.0.0 with SPI-NOR flash layout configs
* **Serial Names**: Serial interfaces now have predicable aliases in /dev/serial/by-label/ based on the device-tree node name. The behavior of /dev/ttyS devices has not been changed.

**Linux Kernel**
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

* **Kernel Update**: Update to v6.12.57 (tag: v6.12.57-11.02.11-phy6) based on TI SDK v11.02.11
* **TI SDK Update**: Bump from TI Processor SDK v11.01.05 to v11.02.11
* **AR0144 Camera Fixes**: Fixed frame rate calculation, blanking control representation, and disallowed dynamic pixel correction changes while streaming
* **I2C Bus Frequency Fix**: Corrected I2C bus frequency for cameras on phyBOARD-Lyra

**U-Boot Bootloader**
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

* **Bootloader Update**: Update to U-Boot v2025.07 (tag: v2025.07-phy9)
* **RAUC Bootmeth**: Merged upstream RAUC A/B bootmeth with memory handling fixes

**Issues Fixed**
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**Known Issues**
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* **Flashcp Command Failures**: Occasional failures during verification in `flashcp`.
* **USB I/O Errors**: There may be I/O errors with **/dev/sdb** during the boot process from eMMC. However, no issues have been observed when reading from or writing to the drive after booting.
* **Boot Hang Issue**: The first-stage bootloader occasionally hangs in about 1% of all boot attempts on High Secure devices.
* **/dev/watchdog1**: A wrong interrupt source is configured in the Error Signaling Module (ESM) for ``/dev/watchdog1``, which should not be used. Systemd uses /dev/watchdog0 and is therefore unaffected by this issue.