Fundamentals of Embedded Linux - Chris Simmons - NDC TechTown 2022

[@hamzaaslam1999]

Perfect video for starters who are confused about embedded Linux, I would say 10/10 for beginners to have a clearer roadmap

[@nighttime9539]

Great lecture. Embedded linux experience is typically on the list of requirements for embedded developer positions. At least where I live.

[@ngouanewhoumand1999]

😅Voice😅 bvbi😅 it was i😅I III😅😅😅

[@theengineer9910]

same

[@lygiahuy8944]

This is a useful presentation I ever seen, only 1 hours spend for me to cover all the knowledge compare to three months I spend on college

[@taisonfragao8010]

Very informative. Thanks for sharing.

[@MrBhujbalgv]

Thanks you for sharing 🙏

[@worgenzwithm14z]

I have no idea what embedded development is like, but the pacing of this video is really good and it's very informative a lot of these talks are really opinionated or have some technology to shill, but this talk was absolutely great

[@lornarmac]

Another very good talk, thanks. I don't understand the point (~23.5 mins) about a -ve of using a distro on an embedded system is native development - any chance you could elaborate (I think I am just missing the point - why do distro and native development have to go hand in hand?)

[@kayakMike1000]

I think native in this context is architecture, like if you're compiling on armv8 versus x86...

[@lornarmac]

@@kayakMike1000 thanks, I understand the concept / meaning of native in this context,but don't understand why it's a downside of using a distro for an embedded system

[@meenamurthy1503]

Thanks for sharing.

[@melanierhianna]

I ran a full desktop system on an Acorn RISC PC in 1997 using a 60 Mhz ARM-6 and 16MB of RAM. Of course Moores Law means this isn't possible any more.

[@JayDee-b5u]

??

[@foliinorderbfs11]

very strange point, embedded system and development element and development core knowledeg(?) are very standardic or constant(?). but, their core knowleadge or core contents are not widely opend... by now and to future.

[@marcm3623]

Simple question: ist a docker Container a system in a Module?

[@darkbit1001]

No, it is not a Kernel module. It is a daemon that lives in user space.

[@Vinith_037]

To the point

[@gazapo]

Very bad book 😢

[@ViatoremDiEfa]

Thank you for the presentation.

[@santa676neot8]

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