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• 0001-yocto-lectures.md
• 0002-yocto-lectures-K3.md [1] reviewed
• 0003-yocto-lectures-Qw.md [1] reviewed

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A Raspberry Pi 3 can work well as a private lab OTA repository and internal certificate service, but the first architectural decision is crucial: do not treat the online Raspberry Pi as your root CA or primary firmware-signing authority. Separate certificate issuance, firmware signing, artifact storage, and deployment management from the beginning.

1. First decide what you mean by “CA server”

You potentially need three different trust functions:

TLS certificates

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Translating a massive standard like IEC 62443 into actionable product specifications can feel overwhelming. The secret is to realize that as a product developer building an embedded device, you do not need to implement the entire standard.

You only need to focus on the parts that dictate technical product requirements. For your embedded Linux energy meter, the "holy grail" is IEC 62443-4-2 (Technical security requirements for IACS components) and IEC 62443-3-3 (System security requirements).

Here is a step-by-step guide on how to translate IEC 62443 into concrete specifications for your QMS.

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Step 1: Determine your Target Security Level (SL)

IEC 62443 defines four Security Levels (SL 1 to SL 4). The higher the level, the more rigorous the requirements.

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11.4 Repository Folder Structure

All project documentation should be organized in a standardized folder structure to ensure consistency and ease of navigation:

.
├── .copilot
│   ├── agents
│   │   ├── product-owner-agent.agent.md
│   │   └── backlog-refinement-agent.agent.md

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https://github.com/swisskyrepo/InternalAllTheThings/blob/2179d4cd63e231ab41137be961c144054a82d917/docs/methodology/source-code-analysis.md

```bash
# Install
copilot plugin install <plugin-name>@awesome-copilot

# Install requested focus plugins
copilot plugin install awesome-copilot@awesome-copilot
copilot plugin install csharp-dotnet-development@awesome-copilot
copilot plugin install testing-automation@awesome-copilot

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• https://github.com/nccgroup/The_Automotive_Threat_Modeling_Template?tab=readme-ov-file
• https://tmart234.github.io/threat-model-template/
• https://github.com/accuknox/k8sthreatmodeling

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• Product Development Lifecycle
• Mechanical Design Life Cycle

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Short answer: Yes. With a SIM7600G‑H 4G HAT you can run a PPP data session for Internet access and, at the same time, read GNSS (GPS/BeiDou/GLONASS/Galileo) position—because the module exposes multiple USB serial interfaces: one used by PPP for the data call, one (or more) for AT commands, and one that can stream NMEA from the GNSS. [files.waveshare.com], [altronics.cl]

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How it works on SIM7600G‑H

• Multiple USB ports: When connected over USB, the SIM7600 typically enumerates several /dev/ttyUSBx interfaces—commonly:
  • a modem/data port that PPP uses (often /dev/ttyUSB3),
  • an AT command port (often /dev/ttyUSB2),
• an NMEA/GNSS port for continuous GPS sentences (often /dev/ttyUSB1).

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pip install --user pipx

reuse-annotate:

> pipx run reuse annotate src tests --license=\"GPL-3.0-or-later\" 
    --copyright=\"2015-2023 Artur Weigandt https://wlabs.de/kontakt\" 
    --recursive --exclude-year --copyright-style=\"spdx\""

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Engineering Project Workflow: Procurement to Delivery

Phase 1: Project Initiation and Procurement

Procurement Document Received

• System logs receipt of procurement document
• Notification sent to Program Director and Project Management Office
• Automated document classification and preliminary analysis

Project Authorization