Embedded Linux Development Using Yocto Project - Third Edition
by Otavio Salvador, Daiane Angolini
Overview
This book is a comprehensive guide for engineers and developers working with embedded Linux, particularly those utilizing the Yocto Project. It covers practical workflows, concepts, and tools related to building embedded Linux systems.
What this Book will help me do
- Understand how to set up a Yocto Project environment and workflows.
- Explore modern updates and examples relevant to the latest Yocto Project versions.
- Develop custom builds using BitBake and generate optimized images.
- Configure and debug system features to streamline development.
- Learn to speed up development through emulation and best practices.
Author(s)
Otavio Salvador and None Angolini have extensive expertise in embedded systems, with significant contributions to the Linux and open-source community. Their hands-on experience with Yocto ensures practical, well-grounded advice. With a clear and concise writing approach, they aim to help readers grasp essential concepts and apply them effectively.
Who is it for?
This guide is perfect for embedded system engineers, developers familiar with Linux systems, and professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in the Yocto Project. Readers should have a basic understanding of programming and Linux environments but can be new to Yocto itself. The book offers a structured journey for improving embedded Linux development skills and building practical systems efficiently.
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