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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide 19 www.kcomputing.com 2-Day Embedded Linux Development Overview This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product. The course begins with a complete, sim- ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat- ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence. Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics. Course Objectives • To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux. • To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system. Attendees will learn: • Key concepts and software for embedded Linux. • Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux Who Should Attend: The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real- time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands. Duration Two days Course Materials The workshop materials include a compre- hensive student workbook and CD. The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises. The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software. Course Workshop: The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec- tures, the principles taught in the work- shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.
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Page 1: 2-Day Embedded Linux Development - K Computing2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline 1. Embedded Linux Development 1.1. Objectives and format 1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded

K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

19www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

20www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

19www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

Page 4: 2-Day Embedded Linux Development - K Computing2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline 1. Embedded Linux Development 1.1. Objectives and format 1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded

K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

20www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

Page 5: 2-Day Embedded Linux Development - K Computing2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline 1. Embedded Linux Development 1.1. Objectives and format 1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded

K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

19www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

20www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

19www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

20www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

19www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

Page 10: 2-Day Embedded Linux Development - K Computing2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline 1. Embedded Linux Development 1.1. Objectives and format 1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded

K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

20www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

19www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

20www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

19www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

20www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

19www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

20www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

19www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

20www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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K Computing - Delivering Computing Knowledge Worldwide

19www.kcomputing.com

2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.

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2-Day Embedded Linux DevelopmentOverview

This two day course provides experience with the key steps in developing an embedded Linux product.

The course begins with a complete, sim-ple, project that walks the attendees through the entire process of creating a special version of the Linux kernel, creat-ing a root file system, including just the libraries that are needed, and constructing a custom boot sequence.

Attendees will spend approximately 50 percent of the class time actually gaining hands-on experience with these topics.

Course Objectives

• To provide an understanding of the essentials of embedded Linux.• To give you practical experience in developing an embedded Linux system.

Attendees will learn:

• Key concepts and software for embedded Linux.• Fundamentals of embedded software for Linux

Who Should Attend:

The course is designed for real-time or embedded engineers who are new to real-time or embedded Linux. Attendees should have experience with C and be able to perform basic Unix commands.

Duration

Two days

Course Materials

The workshop materials include a compre-hensive student workbook and CD.

The workbook contains all of the slides used in the course as well as hands-on lab exercises.

The CD contains the lab exercise code as well as a large amount of embedded Linux software.

Course Workshop:

The workshop makes use of standard PC’s with a desktop Linux distribution for development. Platforms such as those with MIPS, ARM, or PPC CPUs will be used as for some target and cross-development portions of the course. Since Linux has been effectively ported to many architec-tures, the principles taught in the work-shop are appropriate for a wide range of target platforms.

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2-Day Embedded Linux Development Outline

1. Embedded Linux Development1.1. Objectives and format1.2. What/Why/How/Who/Where of embedded Linux

2. Overview Of Project2.1. Building an mp3 playing, web browser controlled, appliance2.2. Configuring a Linux kernel

3. Building A Root File System3.1. What directories are required?3.2. Making Busybox3.3. Configuring the boot sequence3.4. Configuring networking

4. Building A System Image4.1. Device drivers

4. 1. 1. Static4. 1. 1. Dynamic

4.2. Inserting drivers4.3. Stacked drivers4.4. Libraries

5. Applications 5.1. running an embedded web server5.2. application software

6. Making A Boot Image6.1. Boot loaders6.2. Putting the pieces together6.3. Building a complete bootable system image

7. Cross development7.1. Cross compilation7.2. Libraries and tool chains7.3. How to configure the kernel for cross-compiling7.4. Building the kernel and modules7.5. Creating applications on the target.