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In this episode, we discuss Embedded Linux with the authors of Mastering Embedded Linux Development. Highlights:
- How this book came to be.
- What is new in the fourth edition.
- Development platforms used in the book.
- Common Embedded Linux pitfalls.
- Why Yocto instead of Ubuntu.
- Android in embedded systems.
- And lots more ...
If you are interested in Embedded Linux, this book is an excellent reference that covers a lot of topics (710 pages!!!).
You can buy this book at most of the usual places. I got a DRM free version at Packt.
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