The most common issues on Embedded Linux are similar to issues in a standard Linux distribution. These range from administration/management issues (which packages to install, setting the right build options, etc.) to run-time issues (limited disk/swap space due to improper allocation; not enough memory – still very much an issue for an Embedded Linux system).

Linus Torvalds, on the Linux Kernel mailing list, announced the official release of Linux 2.6.26 last July 2008, the official release of Linux 2.6.27 last October 2008 and the official release of Linux 2.6.28 at the end of December 2008. So many new changes have been introduced in few months that, as a consequence, the kernel is now in a considerable position for further developments during this year.

The open source BIOS is ten and here to stay! Why the name was changed from LinuxBIOS to Coreboot?

With AMD announcing the arrival of the shanghai series of processor, it looks like a fresh battle between Intel and AMD

This article explains how to use the FOX Board SDK on Windows system using a VMware Virtual Machine running Linux.

Linux Embedded Microcontrollers. Regal, awe-inspiring, marvelous. How else can you define 32bit MMU equipped microcontrollers running Linux with impressive MIPS and crunching Dhrystone? 5 Regal Microcontrollers and their noble steeds: their evaluation boards for embedded application (assembling a BGA on a bread board is like the quest for the Holy GRAIL...). An article you can not miss in your bookmarks!