Embedded developers can take a more modern route and spend more time tuning Linux and take advantage of open source code to build more powerful, feature-rich applications. This book is written from the perspective of the user using the technology and techniques typically reserved for desktop systems. Modern guide to developing embedded Linux systems Showing you how to work with existing Linux system built in, while still teaching how to port Linux Describes best practices from someone who has done it before What you will learn? Anatomy of embedded Linux projects Linux How to make embedded development environment How to configure and build the Linux kernel embedded How to configure and build open source projects for embedded systems How to minimize boot time and resources What resources are available in open source to help you build your project Who is this book for?