Overview
This course offers a comprehensive understanding of embedded Linux systems, covering essential topics such as kernel architecture, cross-compilation, bootloaders, root file system creation, and the Yocto Project. Participants will gain hands-on experience using platforms like QEMU and Beaglebone Black. Additionally, the course introduces the concepts of hypervisors with a focus on Xen for virtualization. Ideal for entry-level engineers, this training is designed to build a strong foundation in embedded Linux development.
Objectives
By the end of this course, leaner will be able to:
-
Understand the architecture and role of the Linux kernel in embedded systems
-
Configure, build, and cross-compile a Linux kernel for target platforms
-
Comprehend bootloader concepts and manage boot processes
-
Create and customize a root file system for embedded devices
-
Develop custom embedded Linux images using the Yocto Project
-
Gain an introductory understanding of virtualization with Xen hypervisor
-
Build, deploy, and debug applications using QEMU and Beaglebone Black
Prerequisites
Basic Linux usage knowledge