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e need embedded linux and developer tool for arm and 8086

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need embedded linux

hai,

we need embedded linux and developer tool for arm and 8086

anybody help me

or downloadble link
pls
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Is there for Renesas MCUs (Mitsubishi and Hitachi) ?
 

Hi,

For the bigs old Hitachi MCUs (SH4) exist a linux distribution that runs in the dreamcast game console (it uses an SH4).

Katos
 

try also ucLinux , Dragonix , simple search
wil take you there
 

How to embeded linux to 8051?
 

Re: need embedded linux

The minimum for Linux is a 386...
 

mcu_dev said:
How to embeded linux to 8051?

You need a more powerful MCU than 8051 to run Embedded Linux.
You can use an ARM MCU instead.
 

Re: need embedded linux

Look at hxxp://elks.sourceforge.net/

ELKS is the Embeddable Linux Kernel Subset, a project to build a small kernel subset of Linux (which will provide more or less UNIX V7 functionality within the kernel) that can run on machines with limited processor and memory resources. More information on the background, goals and current status of the project can be found at the ELKS home page.

The initial proposed targets are the Intel 8086 and eventually the 286's 16-bit protected mode. A kernel that can run on this kind of hardware is useful for embedded systems projects, for third world deployment where 80x86 x>0 machines are not easily available, and for use on various palmtops.
 

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