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An Introduction to Embedded Linux Development, Part 1 (Linux Journal)
Linux Journal examines embedded
development with Linux. "Linux, available for many
architectures, is an obvious candidate for an embedded system, and it
already is being used widely in this area. Its open nature makes it
particularly attractive to developers. Development tool suites have begun
to appear in response to the perceived need, although one can work without
such luxury and employ less integrated tools already available in
Linux. New embedded systems companies using Linux have opened for business,
and various older embedded systems companies have added Linux to their
product line."
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An Introduction to Embedded Linux Development, Part 1 (Linux Journal) Posted Oct 20, 2004 19:32 UTC (Wed) by oak (subscriber, #2786) [Link] If one wants to cross-compile something more demanding than just commandline stuff[1], then http://www.scratchbox.org/ might be useful. If one wants information in general on how to compile stuff from scratch, then there's of course the infamous http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/. [1] Cross-compiling something like http://www.busybox.net/ is a breeze because it's especially made to be easily cross-compilable and to offer about all the basic command line stuff you're ever going to need.
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