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Examining the toolchiain: Sense and Act
In this video we are going to examine and see what is side the toolchain we had built for BeagleBone Black in the previous post
Building toolchain for BeagleBone Black and QEMU: Sense and Act
We build toolchain for Beaglebone Black and QEMU targets
An Introduction to toolchains and installing crosstool-NG: Sense and Act
A toolchain is a set of tools that compiles source code into executables that can run on
your target device and includes a compiler, a linker, and runtime libraries. We
need toolchain to build the other three elements of an embedded Linux system: the bootloader, the kernel, and the root filesystem. It has to be able to compile code written in assembly, C, and C++ since these are the languages used in the base open source packages.
How to Monitor Programs in Linux: How to work with Linux – Ep 11
Here is a post on How to Monitor Programs/Processes in Linux using commands:
ps
top
kill
pkill
How to view file content in Linux: How to work with Linux – Ep 10
To view file content without opening any file editor, use the commands: file, cat, more, less, tail, head
How to create and delete directories in Linux: How to work with Linux – Ep 9
How to create and delete directories in Linux? Here is your answer. To create directory use mkdir command. To delete directory use rmdir command. To delete non-empty directory ues rm -rf.
Create, Copy, Link, Move and Delete files: How to work with Linux – Ep 8
some of the file commands are must know for any one who want to know how to work with Linux as user or developer.
Create – touch
Copy – cp
Link – ln
Move – mv
Delete – rm
Listing Files and Directories: How to work with Linux – Ep 7
In this post you will understand:
How to list files and directories
Filter listing output
File globbing
How to Navigate Linux Filesystem: How to work with Linux – Ep 6
Lean Linux filesystem directories and Navigate the filesystem using terminal commands cd, pwd.
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