Introduction to Embedded Linux

This Embedded Linux video is part of Introduction to Embedded Linux taught by Linux expert, Doug Abbott.

In this module you will learn all about the key topics that are covered in this course:

Module 00: Course Introduction
• Applying Linux to Embedded Computing Devices
• Introducing Linux and the Open Source Philosophy
• Installing a Cross-Development Environment
• Using the Eclipse IDE

Course Description

Linux is the Leading Platform for Embedded Devices. To remain relevant in the embedded computing world, you must know Linux.

This course is designed to give you practical, hands-on experience in writing and debugging Linux-based application programs on real target hardware. In this course you will learn how to:
• Install a cross-development environment
• Use the Eclipse IDE
• Run and debug applications on an embedded target
• Configure and build the Linux kernel
• Boot the target
• Work with network applications.

You will also have many opportunities to watch demonstrations and do exercises to practice what you’ve learned. The exercises and demos have been built and tested using Linux kernel v4.19, Eclipse 2020-03 and CentOS 7.

Course Highlights:
• Understanding the Host and Target Environments and How They Interact
• Application Development and Debugging using the Eclipse IDE
• Multi-Threaded and Network Programming
• Patching, Configuring, and Building the Linux Kernel
• Device Drivers

If you’re not familiar with Linux, we suggest taking the following courses to enable you to meet that requirement:

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