Learn Building the Linux Kernel from the Introduction to Embedded Linux course from GogoTraining.com

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The Introduction to Embedded Linux online training course describes how to apply Linux, the free, open source operating system, to embedded computing devices. Topics include: a brief introduction to Linux and the open source philosophy, installing a cross-development environment, using the Eclipse IDE, running and debugging applications on an embedded target, configuring and building the Linux kernel, booting the target, and network applications.

Prerequisites
Attendees should be very comfortable programming in C. Some familiarity with Linux is helpful, but not essential.

As this is very much a hands-on class, you'll get more out of the class if you have the target hardware on which the examples are run. The Embedded Linux Learning Kit from Intellimetrix contains this needed hardware, and is offered at a reduced price to Go Gogh members who purchase the course. To order, click on the link below.

Objectives
As a result of taking this Introduction to Embedded Linux online training course, you will understand how to:

•Set up a cross development environment on a Linux workstation
•Create, build, and debug applications on a target board using the Eclipse IDE
•Write multi-threaded and networked applications
•Configure and build the Linux kernel
•Install and boot the application in product form

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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Embedded linux
• Linux Kernel
• Gogotraining
• self-paced
• Linux
• elearning
• vlearning

[qettyz]

And yet embedded linux should not use modulues. It's build to some target known what there is. And modules are not needed. +without modules we have less files to update on target system.