- Copyright
- About the Author
- About the Technical Reviewer
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- 1. About Embedded Linux
- 1.1. Why Use Embedded Linux?
- 1.2. 10,000-Foot Embedded Linux Development Flyover
- 1.3. Anatomy of an Embedded Linux System
- 1.4. Where to Get Help
- 1.5. Next Up
- 2. Configuring the Software Environment
- 3. Target Emulation and Virtual Machines
- 4. Starting Your Project
- 5. Getting Linux for Your Board
- 5.1. Obtaining Linux from the Board Vendor
- 5.2. Open Source Embedded Distributions
- 5.3. Getting Linux from Commercial Vendors and Consultants
- 5.4. What's Next
- 6. Creating a Linux Distribution from Scratch
- 6.1. Cross-Compiler Basics
- 6.2. Overview of Building a GCC Cross-Compiler
- 6.3. Building Toolchains with Crosstool-NG
- 6.4. Creating the Root File System
- 6.5. Distributing the Distribution
- 6.6. Wrapping Up
- 7. Booting the Board
- 8. Configuring the Application Development Environment
- 9. Application Development
- 10. Debugging Applications
- 11. Kernel Configuration and Development
- 12. Real Time
- 13. Using Open Source Software Projects
- 13.1. Using Open Source Packages
- 13.2. Commonly Used Projects
- 14. BusyBox
- 15. System Design
- 16. System Tuning
- 17. Deploying Applications
- 18. Handling Field Updates
William von Hagen (Bill) has been a UNIX system administrator for over 20 years and a Linux fanatic since the early 1990s. He has worked as a systems programmer, system administrator, writer, application developer, drummer, and documentation manager. Bill has written or pco-written books on such topics as Ubuntu Linux, GCC, Linux Server Hacks, Linux Filesystems, SUSE Linux, Red Hat Linux, SGML, and Mac OS X.
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