Embedded Linux Development (LFD450)
This four-day course introduces you to tools and methods for developing for embedded Linux systems.
The Embedded Linux Development course is designed for experienced developers who want to create embedded Linux products from the ground up. Participants will learn how to set up a development system, configure boot loaders, manage the Linux kernel, and build a user space root filesystem. The course includes hands-on labs using a RISC-V-based emulated target, providing practical experience relevant to various industries such as electronics, medical, and automotive.
Throughout the course, attendees will gain a deep understanding of Linux kernel architecture and the techniques needed to tailor the kernel for specific embedded platforms. They will explore how to optimize systems to meet project constraints and learn about the resources available for building a cross-development environment. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the tools and knowledge necessary to develop embedded Linux devices effectively. Prior experience with Linux utilities and proficiency in the C programming language are recommended to ensure a productive learning experience.