Here are links to various resources for ARMLinux. Mostly off-site but some are maintained here.
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Submitted by Admin on 23 May, 2005 - 5:15pm.
Read the book online - (this version is not completely up to date.)
This book is for developers and includes extensive documentation on embedded linux fundamentals, the toolchain, cross compilers, moving from other CPUs to ARM, and explicitly covers setting up the LART (SA1100) and Intel Assabet (SA1110) development systems, and the Psion5 PDA (ARM7 core), as well as useful basic GNU/Linux info for those new to GNU/Linux.
Submitted by Admin on 23 May, 2005 - 2:45pm.
Submitted by Admin on 23 May, 2005 - 1:41pm.
All ARM development needs a working toolchain - either a native one or a cross one. Most people use cross-compilers on x86 machines for performance and convenience reasons. There are plenty of these available and most people don't need to compile their own - they can just install an existing one. Here we document othe ARM GNU toolchain we use.
Submitted by Admin on 23 May, 2005 - 1:08pm.
The is the prerelease version of the 2nd edition of Guide to ARMLinux for Developers in in electronic form (PDF). If you buy the prerelease you will receive a PDF of the final version when it is published, free of charge.
It includes updates to keep up with this fast-changing field, and new chapters covering often-asked-about topics.
Price: £15.00
Submitted by Admin on 23 May, 2005 - 1:07pm.
This book is for developers and includes extensive documentation on embedded linux fundamentals, the toolchain, cross compilers, moving from other CPUs to ARM, and explicitly covers setting up the LART (SA1100) and Intel Assabet (SA1110) development systems, and the Psion5 PDA (ARM7 core), as well as useful basic GNU/Linux info for those new to GNU/Linux.
Price: £37.00
Submitted by Admin on 23 May, 2005 - 12:03pm.
We can get ARMLinux working on your hardware, usually in a few weeks. You need to provide us with some kit and hardware documentation, and we will take care of doing the base port and passing the necessary changes back to the main kernel tree.
Submitted by Admin on 23 May, 2005 - 11:58am.
Our expertise in ARMLinux development on a range of platforms means we can give effective technical support. We have access to a wide range of platforms here and have experience of more. As a developers new to ARMLinux you may find it reassuring to have someone to ask about how things work, even if you don't actually need it that much, and it will help to mitigate the risk of product development.
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