2.1. Release Notes
2.1.1. Overview
The Processor Software Development Kit (Processor SDK) is a unified software platform for TI embedded processors providing easy setup and fast out-of-the-box access to benchmarks and demos. All releases of Processor SDK are consistent across TI’s broad portfolio, allowing developers to seamlessly reuse and develop software across devices. Developing a scalable platform solutions has never been easier than with the Processor SDK and TI’s embedded processor solutions.
To simplify the user experience, Processor SDK Linux AM62Px installer provides everything needed as discussed below to create the embedded system from “scratch” :
Platform/board-support software and configuration files for Linux
U-Boot and Kernel sources and configuration files
An ARM cross-compiling toolchain as well as other host binaries and components
A Yocto/OE compliant filesystem and sources for example applications
A variety of scripts and Makefiles to automate certain tasks
Other components needed to build an embedded system that don’t fit neatly into one of the above buckets
Reference Examples, benchmarks
This release supports High Security - Field Securable (HS-FS) devices.
2.1.2. Release versioning scheme
Processor SDK releases follow the 5-duplet versioning scheme YY.RR.EE.CC.SS, where:
YY- Yearly baseline. Increments with each new LTS baseline.RR- Release index within the yearly baseline. Each yearly baseline includes many stable releases.EE- Extended release index within a stable baseline.CC- Release Candidate for common foundational BSP components such as Linux, U-Boot, ATF, OPTEE, Firmware and OE manifest including meta-ti, meta-arago.SS- SDK Release identifier for Distro layers (Yocto meta-tisdk, Armbian, Buildroot) with OOB Demos and Installers.
2.1.3. Licensing
Please refer to the software manifests, which outlines the licensing status for all packages included in this release. The manifest can be found on the SDK download page or in the installed directory as indicated below.
Linux Manifest:
<PSDK_PATH>/manifest/software_manifest.htmDebian Manifest: AM62Px 12.00.00.07.04
2.1.4. Software Bill of Materials (SBOM)
Processor SDK Linux AM62Px releases include Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) files in SPDX 3.0 format by default. SBOMs for all released artifacts are bundled into a single archive and can be found on the AM62Px-SDK-Download-page. For more refer Working with SBOM.
2.1.5. Release 12.00.00.07.04
Released on Apr 2026
2.1.5.1. What’s new
Processor SDK Linux AM62PX Release has following new features:
First 2026 LTS Reference Release Including RT combined branch model
Important Bug Fixes on top of Processor SDK 11.02.08.02 Release.
Review Issue Tracker Section for the new fixes.
Security: ATF and OPTEE memory firewall for isolation from Linux
Security: Yocto reference for LUKS2 root filesystem encryption with fTPM key management
Power: Reduced power consumption using MCU Only low power mode by 35%
Key Release References:
RT Kernel : Real-Time Linux Interrupt Latency numbers here - RT Interrupt Latencies
Falcon mode through R5 SPL U-Boot Falcon Mode
Support for streaming from multiple OV5640 cameras with Arducam V3Link (Fusion Mini)
TISCI: A53 hosts default priv_id value updated to 1 from 4 (to match all other SOCs)
How standby power mode works - CPUIdle Documentation
Out-of-Box TI Apps Launcher Application with Qt6 Framework - TI Apps Launcher
Support for multiple GUI frameworks (Flutter and Slint) - GUI Frameworks
Snagfactory Support - Snagfactory Tool
Support for M2 CC33xx cards on Debian - How to Enable M.2-CC33x1 in Linux
Component version:
Kernel 6.18.13
U-Boot 2026.01
Toolchain GCC 15.2
ATF 2.14+
OPTEE 4.9.0+
TIFS Firmware v12.00.02 (Click on the link for more information)
Yocto Master
Security: Post Quantum Cryptography using Module Lattice (ML) Key Encapsulation Mechanism (KEM) or ML-KEM, ML Digital Signature Algorithm (DSA) or ML-DSA, and Stateless Hash-Based (SLH) DSA or SLH-DSA - Post Quantum Cryptography
Graphics DDK 25.3
DM Firmware 12.00.00.09
2.1.6. Build Information
2.1.6.1. Arago (Yocto/OE)
Component |
Branch Info |
Tag Info |
Config Info |
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U-Boot |
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TF-A |
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OPTEE |
k3-am62px |
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Linux Firmware |
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Linux Kernel |
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meta-ti |
am62pxx-evm |
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meta-arago |
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meta-tisdk |
2.1.6.2. Debian (Armbian)
Component |
Branch Info |
Tag Info |
Config Info |
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U-Boot |
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TF-A |
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OPTEE |
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Linux Firmware |
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Linux Kernel |
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Armbian Build |
Build: k3_common.inc + k3.conf
Board: SK-AM62P
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2.1.7. Issues Tracker
Note
Release Specific Issues including details will be published through Software Incident Report (SIR) portal
Further Information can be found at SIR Portal
2.1.7.1. Errata Resolved
Record ID |
Title |
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USB2 PHY locks up due to short suspend |
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BCDMA: RX Channel can lockup in certain scenarios |
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MMCSD: HS200 and SDR104 Command Timeout Window Too Small |
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MMCHS: eMMC HS400 tDCD timing marginal to JEDEC spec |
2.1.7.2. Errata Open
Record ID |
Title |
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U-Boot: MMCSD HS200 Write Failures |
2.1.7.3. Issues Resolved
Record ID |
Title |
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AM62A/AM62P: Gstreamer V4L2allocator CMA leak. |
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AM62Lx Linux SDK documentation on CPSW XDP points to PRU-ICSSG XDP |
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MMCSD: PHY DLL frequency is setting incorrectly for any clock < 200MHz |
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Board fails to resume after multiple iterations of MCU Only LPM |
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gstreamer 1.26.9: v4l2src format negotiation fails with capsfilter constraints |
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Kernel: MMCSD HS200 Write Failures |
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Job_ready false reporting ready state too frequently in Wave5 driver |
2.1.7.4. Issues Open
Record ID |
Title |
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PowerVR Vulkan driver crash using MPV |