Can uClinux be a good choice for network.

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Hi, All.

Recently, I just want to initiate a project for printing server. There are a lot of resources on uClinux, it seems a good choice. But I worry about what is the reliability of uClinux for supportting network.

Since uClinux does not support MMU function, how to resovle problem of merging the memory fragments?

And how many sessions will uClinux support concurrently?

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Oliver.Nie
 

uClinux is a set of patches for linux to allow it to run on systems without an MMU (memory management unit). It does not remove any of the support for systems with an MMU, so you can still use your uClinux kernel source on systems with an MMU.

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