From Zero to Master: Recommended Reading List for Embedded Linux

From Zero to Master: Recommended Reading List for Embedded Linux

WeChat has changed its push rules; if you don’t star public accounts, you may not receive notifications. Detailed method for starring accounts: How to Star Public Accounts. Hello everyone, I am Zhiwei! Although there are many technical articles available online, the downside is that the knowledge points are too scattered. Books are meticulously organized and … Read more

Getting Started with ARM and Embedded Linux

Getting Started with ARM and Embedded Linux

You may have noticed that among those working in embedded systems, there are far more people researching Linux than those focusing on WinCE. Much of the documentation provided by manufacturers also centers around Linux. I have always found it difficult to understand this trend, as the interface of WinCE is much more visually appealing and … Read more

How to Learn Embedded Linux Kernel? Sharing My Years of Experience

How to Learn Embedded Linux Kernel? Sharing My Years of Experience

Regarding how to learn the Embedded Linux kernel, I have some personal insights and understandings that I would like to share. Everyone has their own methods for learning the Linux kernel, and it varies from person to person. Generally, engineers engaged in embedded Linux driver and kernel development can be divided into two types: one … Read more

New Embedded Linux Video Tutorial Series: Driver Collection

New Embedded Linux Video Tutorial Series: Driver Collection

Wei Dongshan is one of the earliest pioneers in embedded Linux training in China, with rich teaching experience in embedded Linux. He has a large following and fan base in the country, and his recorded video courses and textbooks, such as the “Complete Manual for Embedded Linux Application Development,” have been widely sought after by … Read more

Getting Started with ARM and Embedded Linux

Getting Started with ARM and Embedded Linux

You may have noticed that among those working in embedded systems, there are far more people researching Linux than those working with WinCE. Many manufacturers also provide documentation primarily focused on Linux. I have always found it hard to understand; in fact, the interface of WinCE is much more visually appealing than that of Linux, … Read more