Firstly, I want to thank my patient wife for her support during my writing sessions. I also give thanks my parents and my brother; without them, this book possibly would not have happened.I would also like to thank all of the mentors that I’ve had over the years—mentors such as Cyril SAGONERO, Sylvain LE HENAFF, Pierre BORDELAIS, Vincent POULAILLEAU, Fabrice BONNET, Jean-Claude PERESSINOTTO, and Pierre AUBRY. Without learning from these teachers, there is not a chance I could be doing what I do today.To finish, I would like to thank Eric MOTTAY, the CEO of Amplitude Systèmes; Luca TESTA, the head of the electronics team at Amplitude Systèmes for his trust; and Hitesham WOODHOO, Alexandre GAMONET, Kevin PINTO, and Guillaume MACHINET for all the discussions about the Raspberry Pi during coffee breaks.

Petter Mab?cker is a senior software developer specializing in embedded Linux systems. For the past 8 years, he has been working with embedded Linux professionally. Currently, Petter works as a Scrum Master  and senior software developer at Ericsson AB. Additionally, his knowledge includes C/C++, shell scripting, Yocto Project (including BitBake and OpenEmbedded), Scrum, and Git.

In 2013, Petter started the small business Technux, which he runs as a side project in parallel with his duties at Ericsson. Some of the focus areas of the business are open source embedded Linux projects, such as the Yocto Project, together with different projects that involve the Raspberry Pi. As part of the work with Technux, Petter works as a contributer to the Yocto Project (including the Raspberry Pi BSP layer, known as meta-raspberrypi ).

I would like to give special thanks to my beloved family for letting me spend the time needed to finalize this book besides all my other duties.