Posts Tagged ‘buildroot’
Posted by Thomas Petazzoni on March 2nd, 2010
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Tags: buildroot, contribution, development
Buildroot is a embedded Linux system build system. It automates the process of downloading, configuring, compiling and installating all the components of an embedded Linux system, from Busybox to more complicated software stacks using Gtk, Qt, X.org, Gstreamer, etc. Buildroot is easy to use and extend, making it a nice choice for small to medium-sized [...]
Posted by Michael Opdenacker on October 12th, 2009
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Tags: boot time, buildroot, conference, elc, elce, embedded, linux
As usual, we won’t miss this year’s edition of the Embedded Linux Conference Europe, which has always been a great source of information and encounters for embedded Linux developers.
Here are details about our involvement this year.
I am part of the organization committee, in particular the coordinator for the Technical Showcase.
Taking advantage of his stay [...]
Posted by Thomas Petazzoni on September 22nd, 2009
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Tags: buildroot, development, toolchain
Yesterday, a set of patches I’ve authored that aims at simplifying Buildroot for users has been merged into the official version of the project, and will therefore be part of the next stable release (scheduled for November, according to our 3 months release cycle). This work is probably my major contribution to Buildroot, outside of [...]
Posted by Thomas Petazzoni on September 8th, 2009
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Tags: buildroot, development, elce
The first Buildroot Developer Day will take place on Saturday, October 17th in Grenoble, France, just the day after Embedded Linux Conference Europe. This Developer Day aims at allowing Buildroot developers to meet and exchange ideas on the project and its future.
As the number of places is limited, interested candidates are invited to send an [...]
Posted by Thomas Petazzoni on August 3rd, 2009
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Tags: buildroot, contribution, release
As I posted back in March, the Buildroot project has begun a new life since January. One of the aspects this new life is the fact that stable releases are delivered every three months. So we had one in February (2009.02), one in May (2009.05) and therefore we’re going to have one release soon in [...]
Posted by Thomas Petazzoni on June 22nd, 2009
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Tags: buildroot, crosstool-ng, toolchain, uclibc
Buildroot is a tool that I’ve already covered in a previous blog post. To me, its main purpose is to build the root filesystem for an embedded Linux system, with all the necessary applications and libraries. It automates the tedious process of cross-compiling and integrating all the free software components in an embedded system.
In addition [...]
Posted by Thomas Petazzoni on March 20th, 2009
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The Buildroot project has been around for a quite a while. For those just discovering Buildroot, it is a set of Makefiles that ease and automate the process of building a cross-compilation toolchain (based on the uClibc C library, since Buildroot has been initiated by uClibc developers) and a full embedded Linux system. Buildroot can [...]
Posted by Michael Opdenacker on January 27th, 2009
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Tags: buildroot, contribution, kernel, qemu
Here are the contributions that we made to the user and developer community in 2008, thanks to the customers who ordered our development, consulting and training services.
As you can see, we do our best to have all our contributions merged into mainstream sources. So, if you need a new feature in the Linux kernel (supporting [...]