Using BusyBox (Digital Short Cut)

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Author: Christopher Hallinan ISBN: 9780132715874
Publisher: Pearson Education Publication: July 21, 2006
Imprint: Prentice Hall Language: English
Author: Christopher Hallinan
ISBN: 9780132715874
Publisher: Pearson Education
Publication: July 21, 2006
Imprint: Prentice Hall
Language: English

This is the eBook version of the printed book.

This digital Short Cut delivered in Adobe PDF format for quick and easy access, is an introduction to BusyBox, widely regarded as “The Swiss Army Knife of Embedded Linux.” After a brief introduction, we walk you through the BusyBox configuration utility. This is used to tailor BusyBox to your particular requirements. You will next learn about the requirements for cross-compiling the BusyBox package. Then we look at BusyBox operational issues, including how it is used in an embedded system. Next you will examine the BusyBox initialization sequence, and how this departs from more traditional Linux systems. You will also study a sample initialization script.

After reading the steps for installing BusyBox on a target system, you will learn about some of the BusyBox commands and their limitations.

 

This Short Cut is Chapter 11 from the book Embedded Linux Primer by Christopher Hallinan (0-13-167984-8) available September 2007. As such, it contains references to earlier and later chapters that are not included in this Short Cut. Apart from these references, the Short Cut is fully self-contained and is an excellent choice for embedded Linux developers interested in understanding how to use the BusyBox utility.

 

Table of Contents

11.1    Introduction to BusyBox

    11.1.1    BusyBox is Easy

11.2    BusyBox Configuration

    11.2.1    Cross-Compiling BusyBox

11.3    BusyBox Operation

    11.3.1    BusyBox Init

    11.3.2    Example rcS Initialization Script

    11.3.3    BusyBox Target Installation

    11.3.4    BusyBox Commands

11.4    Chapter Summary

    11.4.1    Suggestions for Additional Reading

 

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

This is the eBook version of the printed book.

This digital Short Cut delivered in Adobe PDF format for quick and easy access, is an introduction to BusyBox, widely regarded as “The Swiss Army Knife of Embedded Linux.” After a brief introduction, we walk you through the BusyBox configuration utility. This is used to tailor BusyBox to your particular requirements. You will next learn about the requirements for cross-compiling the BusyBox package. Then we look at BusyBox operational issues, including how it is used in an embedded system. Next you will examine the BusyBox initialization sequence, and how this departs from more traditional Linux systems. You will also study a sample initialization script.

After reading the steps for installing BusyBox on a target system, you will learn about some of the BusyBox commands and their limitations.

 

This Short Cut is Chapter 11 from the book Embedded Linux Primer by Christopher Hallinan (0-13-167984-8) available September 2007. As such, it contains references to earlier and later chapters that are not included in this Short Cut. Apart from these references, the Short Cut is fully self-contained and is an excellent choice for embedded Linux developers interested in understanding how to use the BusyBox utility.

 

Table of Contents

11.1    Introduction to BusyBox

    11.1.1    BusyBox is Easy

11.2    BusyBox Configuration

    11.2.1    Cross-Compiling BusyBox

11.3    BusyBox Operation

    11.3.1    BusyBox Init

    11.3.2    Example rcS Initialization Script

    11.3.3    BusyBox Target Installation

    11.3.4    BusyBox Commands

11.4    Chapter Summary

    11.4.1    Suggestions for Additional Reading

 

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