ELKS: An Extremely Low Memory Footprint Embedded Linux, Running on Just 128K–512K
Surprisingly, this ancient 8086, XT/AT level “antique” can run Linux? That’s right—ELKS (Embeddable Linux Kernel Subset), a mini Linux system specifically designed for 16-bit x86 platforms without an MMU. Next, let’s discuss what it is, its uses, its pain points, and its pros and cons. What exactly is ELKS? ELKS is an early branch of … Read more