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Index
Title Page Copyright Page Dedication About the Author About the Technical Reviewer Acknowledgements Introduction CHAPTER 1 - About Embedded Linux
Why Use Embedded Linux? 10,000-Foot Embedded Linux Development Flyover Anatomy of an Embedded Linux System Where to Get Help Next Up
CHAPTER 2 - Configuring the Software Environment
Host Environment Host Services Cabling Avoiding an Angry Visit from IT
CHAPTER 3 - Target Emulation and Virtual Machines
Why Target Emulation? Emulation via QEMU Virtualization Software for x86 Hosts Summary
CHAPTER 4 - Starting Your Project
Most Boards Include a Linux Distribution What to Do After Unpacking the Board Suitability for Your Project Moving Forward
CHAPTER 5 - Getting Linux for Your Board
Obtaining Linux from the Board Vendor Open Source Embedded Distributions Getting Linux from Commercial Vendors and Consultants What’s Next
CHAPTER 6 - Creating a Linux Distribution from Scratch
Cross-Compiler Basics Overview of Building a GCC Cross-Compiler Building Toolchains with Crosstool-NG Creating the Root File System Distributing the Distribution Wrapping Up
CHAPTER 7 - Booting the Board
Booting a Linux System Is a Three-Act Play Boot Loaders Kernel Startup What’s Next
CHAPTER 8 - Configuring the Application Development Environment
Pick the Right Tool for the Job Know Your Application What to Use for Development Non-Traditional Embedded Languages Performance and Profiling Tools IDE What’s Next
CHAPTER 9 - Application Development
Getting Started on Your Application Desktop vs. Target Hello World Getting Ready for Debugging What’s Next
CHAPTER 10 - Debugging Applications
Getting Started on Your Application Types of Debugging Remote Debugging Overview Debugging C and C++ Debugging Java Instrumentation Java Instrumentation Instrumentation in Scripting Languages What’s Next
CHAPTER 11 - Kernel Configuration and Development
Kernel Project Layout Building the Kernel Open Source Community
CHAPTER 12 - Real Time
Real-Time Implementation in Linux Real-Time Programming Practices Common Hardware Pitfalls Summary
CHAPTER 13 - Using Open Source Software Projects
Using Open Source Packages Commonly Used Projects
CHAPTER 14 - BusyBox
How a BusyBox-Based System Is Structured Building a BusyBox-Based System What Makes BusyBox Small? Creating Your Own Applet Getting Help What’s Next
CHAPTER 15 - System Design
The Big Picture Configuring the Boot Loader and Kernel Selecting a Root File System Assembling a Root File System Security What’s Next
CHAPTER 16 - System Tuning
Reducing the Size of the Root File System Reducing the Size of the Kernel Minimizing Boot Time What’s Next
CHAPTER 17 - Deploying Applications
Deployment for Embedded Devices Deployment Strategies and Tactics Boot Loaders Deployment Root File Systems What’s Next
CHAPTER 18 - Handling Field Updates
Root File System Updates Kernel Updates Field Update Failures In Summary
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