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Boot to Qt

Boot to Qt is a light-weight, Qt-optimized full software stack for embedded Linux systems that is installed into the actual target device. The Boot to Qt Software Stack uses the traditional embedded Linux kernel built with Poky, the reference distribution of Yocto Project.

Boot to Qt Software Stack is designed for great customization possibilities. It contains only components required in the embedded device, resulting in smaller image sizes while keeping valuable development tools available.

For easy onboarding to Boot to Qt Software Stack, take the Qt Academy course Getting Started: Boot to Qt.


Environment and devices License information Development environment Requirements related to development host QBSP overview Supported target devices and development hosts	Boot to Qt quick start guides AWS EC2 quick start guide Intel NUC quick start guide NVIDIA Jetson quick start guide NXP i.MX quick start guide Raspberry Pi quick start guide Renesas R-Car quick start guide STM32MP1 quick start guide TI Starter Kit quick start guide Toradex quick start guide QBSP installation guide	Using Boot to Qt Tutorial: Deploying your first project with Boot to Qt Using Squish with Boot to Qt Setting up and using QBSP Test Bench
Customizing Boot to Qt Overview of customizing Boot to Qt From Boot to Qt development image towards production image Setting up environment for building Boot to Qt How to create a Boot to Qt image How to customize a Boot to Qt image Using custom meta layer Customizing runtime environment Using meta-qt6 Linking to static builds of Qt Package manager in Boot to Qt Customizing QBSP content How to add support for a new device Creating new integration meta layer Creating new layer manifest	Getting help Known issues Troubleshooting	Other Boot to Qt glossary Previous release documentation ChangeLog Qt Device Utilities module