How Linux Talks to Hardware A Practical Guide to Device Drivers
In a Linux-based system, device drivers are critical components that enable the operating system to communicate with hardware peripherals. Whether [...]
In a Linux-based system, device drivers are critical components that enable the operating system to communicate with hardware peripherals. Whether [...]
The Linux kernel has long been a cornerstone of operating systems across diverse environments, from enterprise servers to embedded systems. [...]
Today, over 90% of organizations depend on open-source software (OSS) within their applications. OSS powers much of the tech we [...]
Mender is an open-source, over-the-air (OTA) update manager for IoT and embedded Linux devices. Its client-server architecture enables the central [...]
Today’s automotive industry is completely dependent on microprocessors for controlling every operation in cars. The microprocessor controls the main user [...]
Board support packages (BSPs) are software components that serve as a bridge between an operating system (OS) and the hardware [...]
Devtool is undoubtedly one of the best tools in embedded Linux and Yocto. It allows developers to easily change or [...]
FreeRTOS is an open-source, real time operating system for microcontrollers/Embedded devices which allows devices to execute multiple processes at the [...]
Almost every electrical and embedded system engineer has used Arduino once in a lifetime. It is one of the most [...]
Makefiles are important for every programmer as it makes code compilation easier. In this tutorial, I will tell you the [...]