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e2fsck utility
     clean file system check
     corrupted file system check
e600 core
early serial debug output
early variable access
ELDK (Embedded Linux Development Kit)
embedded Linux [See also embedded systems; Linux.]
     advantages of
     components needed
     development setup example
     distributions
     usage statistics
Embedded Linux Development Kit (ELDK)
embedded systems
     BIOS versus bootloaders
     characteristics of
     cross-development environment
     hardware architecture example
     kernel
         booting
         initializing
         user space processes
    processors [See processors.]
     storage in
         address space
         execution contexts
         Flash file systems
         Flash memory
         NAND Flash memory
         process virtual memory
     target board, starting
enabling
     KGDB
     MTD (Memory Technology Devices) services
     remote debugging
environments, cross-development environments
EP405 board (U-Boot porting example)
     board-specific initialization
     makefile configuration rule
     processor initialization
erase blocks (Flash memory)
/etc/exports file
etc directory
/etc/exports file
events, shared library events in GDB
executables, BusyBox
execution contexts
     bootloaders
execve( ) function
exercising device drivers
exports file (/etc directory)
ext2 file system (Second Extended File System)
     checking integrity of
         clean file system check
         corrupted file system check
     converting to ext3
     inodes
     mounting
     mounting MTD Flash partitions as
     partitions, formatting 2nd
ext3 file system (Third Extended File System)
     converting ext2 file systems to
     definition of
     journal files



Embedded Linux Primer(c) A Practical Real-World Approach
Embedded Linux Primer: A Practical Real-World Approach
ISBN: 0131679848
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2007
Pages: 167

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