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 Duration 14 hours

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Overview of Linux History

  • Examining the origins and development trajectory of Linux within the Embedded Systems landscape.

Summary of Open-Source Development

  • Exploring open-source principles and their importance in embedded software engineering.

Fundamentals of Embedded Linux

  • Core concepts, structural components, and architectural design of Embedded Linux systems.

Cross-Development and Boot Loaders

  • Recognizing the necessity of cross-development environments.
  • Overview of bootloaders such as U-Boot and their critical role in initializing embedded Linux systems.

Constructing a Custom Embedded Linux System

  • Practical session dedicated to establishing a custom embedded Linux system for a specific hardware target (ARM or MIPS-based development board).

Introduction to Embedded Linux Toolsets

  • Reviewing essential utilities employed in the development and administration of embedded systems.

Understanding Build Systems

  • Analyzing the function and setup of build systems like Make and Bitbake in Embedded Linux projects.

Embedded Linux Application Development and Debugging

  • Hands-on exercises in creating and debugging applications for embedded Linux.
  • Leveraging standard development environments (e.g., GDB, Eclipse with CDT) for coding and troubleshooting.

Discussion on Final Projects or Case Studies

  • Opportunity for participants to discuss relevant projects or case studies, applying the skills acquired during the course.

Requirements

  • Fundamental knowledge of Embedded Systems
  • Proficiency in a high-level programming language (such as C or C++)

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