What this book covers
Chapter 1, Starting Out, sets the scene by describing the embedded Linux ecosystem and the choices available to you as you start your project.
Chapter 2, Learning About Toolchains, describes the components of a toolchain and shows you how to create a toolchain for cross-compiling code for the target board. It describes where to get a toolchain and provides details on how to build one from the source code.
Chapter 3, All About Bootloaders, explains the role of the bootloader in loading the Linux kernel into memory, and uses U-Boot and Bareboot as examples. It also introduces device trees as the mechanism used to encode the details of hardware in almost all embedded Linux systems.
Chapter 4, Configuring and Building the ...
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