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| − | Several "distribution" are available for embedded Linux devices. Yocto and Buildroot are just two examples of the most common. Nevertheless, for some applications the use of a desktop/server distribution might be preferable. Since they are not conceived for embedded platforms, these distributions have to be carefully tailored, in order to match hardware resources.[1] | + | Several "distribution" are available for embedded Linux devices. [[Yocto|https://www.yoctoproject.org]] and [[Buildroot|https://buildroot.org]] are just two examples of the most common. Nevertheless, for some applications the use of a desktop/server distribution might be preferable. Since they are not conceived for embedded platforms, these distributions have to be carefully tailored, in order to match hardware resources.[1] |
This application note shows how to run one of such distributions - Debian Jessie - on SBC Lynx. Since it is , | This application note shows how to run one of such distributions - Debian Jessie - on SBC Lynx. Since it is , | ||
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Introduction[edit | edit source]
Several "distribution" are available for embedded Linux devices. https://www.yoctoproject.org and https://buildroot.org are just two examples of the most common. Nevertheless, for some applications the use of a desktop/server distribution might be preferable. Since they are not conceived for embedded platforms, these distributions have to be carefully tailored, in order to match hardware resources.[1]
This application note shows how to run one of such distributions - Debian Jessie - on SBC Lynx. Since it is , AXEL_ULite_and_SBC_Lynx_Embedded_Linux_Kit_(XUELK)
[1] Non-volatile storage footprint is the typical example. Disk occupation of a desktop distribution is measure in GB or tens of GB, while many embedded platforms have less the 1 GB of flash memory.
