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= Books, Courses = | = Books, Courses = | ||
* Mastering Embedded Linux Programming | * Mastering Embedded Linux Programming | ||
** Chapter 2. Learning About Toolchains | |||
** Chapter 3. All About Bootloaders | |||
** Chapter 4. Porting and Configuring the Kernel | |||
** Chapter 5. Building a Root Filesystem | |||
** Chapter 6. Selecting a Build System | |||
** Chapter 7. Creating a Storage Strategy | |||
** Chapter 8. Introducing Device Drivers (including sysfs) | |||
** Chapter 9. Starting up - the init Program | |||
** Chapter 10. Learning About Processes and Threads | |||
** Chapter 11. Managing Memory | |||
** Chapter 12. Debugging with GDB | |||
** Chapter 13. Profiling and Tracing | |||
** Chapter 14. Real-time Programming | |||
* Chapter 5. Basic Programming Recipes with the Linux Kernel of BeagleBone Black Cookbook | * Chapter 5. Basic Programming Recipes with the Linux Kernel of BeagleBone Black Cookbook | ||
** Installing and building a custom kernel | ** Installing and building a custom kernel |
Revision as of 19:50, 3 January 2016
Books, Courses
- Mastering Embedded Linux Programming
- Chapter 2. Learning About Toolchains
- Chapter 3. All About Bootloaders
- Chapter 4. Porting and Configuring the Kernel
- Chapter 5. Building a Root Filesystem
- Chapter 6. Selecting a Build System
- Chapter 7. Creating a Storage Strategy
- Chapter 8. Introducing Device Drivers (including sysfs)
- Chapter 9. Starting up - the init Program
- Chapter 10. Learning About Processes and Threads
- Chapter 11. Managing Memory
- Chapter 12. Debugging with GDB
- Chapter 13. Profiling and Tracing
- Chapter 14. Real-time Programming
- Chapter 5. Basic Programming Recipes with the Linux Kernel of BeagleBone Black Cookbook
- Installing and building a custom kernel
- Interactions with the kernel – sysfs entries and controlling the GPIOs
- Device Tree and its roots
- Device Tree / basic build
- Device Tree / advanced – adding DT overlay to run a custom cape
- Universal cape overlay
- Running a script to check DT usage on GPIO pins
- Embedded Systems - Shape the World from edX