BUILDING EMBEDDED SYSTEMS WITH EMBEDDED LINUX: Unleashing the Power of Embedded Linux Adventure, Design, Development, and Deployment with Example code 2024th Edition with complete solution

BUILDING EMBEDDED SYSTEMS WITH EMBEDDED LINUX: Unleashing the Power of Embedded Linux Adventure, Design, Development, and Deployment with Example code by Roronoa Hatake TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 4 BASIC OF VIRTUAL MACHINE 8 INSTALLING VIRTUALBOX 12INSTALLING UBUNTU-16.04 X64 IN VIRTUALBOX 17 LINUX TERMINAL 25 EXAMPLE CODE 30 LINUX SHELL(BASH AND SH) 31 EXAMPLE CODE 35 SOME BASIC LINUX COMMANDS 37 EXAMPLE CODE 47 TEXT EDITOR (GEDIT) 49 TEXT EDITOR (NANO) 51 TEXT EDITOR (VI) 54 TEXT EDITOR (VIM) 57 REVISION CONTROL (GIT) 64 EXAMPLE CODE 70 CODE PARSING USING CTAGS 73 EXAMPLE CODE 78 CODE PARSING USING CSCOPE 80 EXAMPLE CODE 84 BASIC OF EMBEDDED PLATFORM 86 LOW BUDGET EMBEDDED BOARD 94 SERIAL COMMUNICATION (MINICOM, PUTTY, TERATERM) 100 NETWORK COMMUNICATION (SSH, SCP, WINSCP, TFTP) 103 EXAMPLE CODE 110 COMPILING QEMU FROM SOURCE 112 RUNNING ARM COMPILED CODE IN QEMU 119 QEMU WITH NETWORK SUPPORT 126 INTRODUCTION TO BUILDING BLOCKS 131 TOOLCHAIN 132 BOOTLOADER CONCEPT 137 U-BOOT CONCEPT 139 BUILDING U-BOOT FOR REAL RPI 144 BUILDING U-BOOT FOR QEMU 149 RUNNING U-BOOT ON QEMU 151 INTRODUCTION OF LINUX KERNEL 153 LINUX KERNEL DIRECTORY STRUCTURE 155 BOARD SUPPORT PACKAGE 162 STARTING RPI ON QEMU 164 BUSYBOX UNDERSTANDING 167BUSYBOX CONFIGURATION AND BUILD 170 DROPBEAR- LIGHTWEIGHT SSH CLIENT SERVER UTILITY 176