Welcome to the eLxr Project Documentation¶
eLxr is an open source project based on the Debian project and the documentation found online.
eLxr provides a Linux distribution for users that want a edge or server solution that gets them up and running fast, is easy to modify, and works with on-premise and edge (cloud-based) solutions; all while being compatible with popular development and integration tools.
Available Documentation¶
Product Docs |
Codename |
Release Date |
Debian Version |
|---|---|---|---|
aria |
June 22, 2024 |
||
bianca |
April 30, 2026 |
Project News and Information¶
For upcoming news on the project, view the latest eLxr news.
If you want to learn more about eLxr and be a part of it, check out the eLxr Community Forums.
To report any inaccuracies or issues with this manual or documentation in general, or to recommend additions or changes, go to the eLxr GitLab issue tracker.
License Notice¶
This documentation is provided in the expectation that it will be useful, but without any warranty, written or implied.
Permission is granted to copy, distribute, and/or modify this document under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License.
Examples¶
Code examples in this documentation are released to the public domain and are free for development efforts unless otherwise noted.
Last updated on September 09, 2026 at 15:37.
Contents¶
eLxr Documentation
- eLxr 12.13 Docs
- Contents
- Quick Start
- Quick Start Overview
- Release Information
- Downloading the eLxr Image
- Installing eLxr
- Enabling Secure Boot in eLxr 12
- Adding and Updating Packages
- Overview
- Release Notes
- Release Updates by Release Version
- eLxr 12 Edge and Server, Aria 12.13.0.0
- eLxr 12 Aria 12.12 Orin Image Patch Update
- eLxr 12 Edge and Server, Aria 12.12.0.0
- eLxr 12 Edge and Server, Aria 12.11.0.0
- Cloud Image Point Release, 12.10.2.0
- Cloud Image Point Release, 12.10.1.0
- eLxr 12 Edge and Server, Aria 12.10.0.0
- eLxr 12 Edge and Server, Aria 12.9.0.0
- eLxr 12 Edge and Server, Aria 12.7.0.0
- eLxr 12 Edge and Server, Aria 12.6.1.0
- eLxr 12 Edge and Server, Aria 12.6.0.0
- eLxr Release Images and Upgrades
- Known Issues and Usage Caveats
- Overview
- Release Updates by Release Version
- Application and Package Development
- Application Development Overview and Workflow
- Development Tools Overview and Requirements
- Creating a Sample Fibonacci Application
- Generating and Updating Package Template Files
- Building the Application Package
- Patching Upstream Source Packages
- Testing New and Updated Packages
- Overview
- Distribution-to-Order Image Development
- Launching eLxr for AWS x86 from the AWS marketplace
- Deploying eLxr Cloud Virtual Machine Images
- Kubernetes Support Information
- Creating Distroless Docker Container Images
- Enforcing Application Security with AppArmor
- Creating Out-of-Tree Kernel Modules
- Using OpenVINO for AI Development with eLxr 12
- Using the IMX Bootloader Builder to Create Secure Bootloader Images
- Enabling 3D Graphics Support and GNOME Desktop on NXP SoC Hardware
- Enabling Full Graphics and Multimedia Support for NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Hardware
- Index
- Quick Start
- Contents
- eLxr 26.04 Docs
- Contents
- Quick Start
- Quick Start Overview
- Release Information
- Downloading the eLxr Image
- Installing eLxr
- Adding and Updating Packages
- Enabling Secure Boot in eLxr 26.04
- Overview
- Release Notes
- Application and Package Development
- Application Development Overview and Workflow
- Development Tools Overview and Requirements
- Creating a Sample Fibonacci Application
- Generating and Updating Package Template Files
- Building the Application Package
- Patching Upstream Source Packages
- Testing New and Updated Packages
- Overview
- Distribution-to-Order Image Development
- Launching eLxr for AWS x86 from the AWS marketplace
- Deploying eLxr Cloud Virtual Machine Images
- Kubernetes Support Information
- Creating Distroless Docker Container Images
- Enforcing Application Security with AppArmor
- Creating Out-of-Tree Kernel Modules
- Using OpenVINO for AI Development with eLxr 26.04
- Using the IMX Bootloader Builder to Create Secure Bootloader Images
- Enabling 3D Graphics Support and GNOME Desktop on NXP SoC Hardware
- Enabling Full Graphics and Multimedia Support for NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin Hardware
- Index
- Quick Start
- Contents
eLxr Releases
Verification Portal
Project Contributions