From: eLinux.org

Embedded Linux Distributions

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Introduction

Besides the Linux kernel, one of the advantage of embedded Linux is the
ability to leverage hundreds if not thousands of existing free and open
source packages to easily and quickly add new features to devices. These
packages range from graphical libraries, multimedia libraries, network
libraries, cryptographic libraries, network servers, infrastructure
software and more. However, integrating all these components together
requires a relatively deep knowledge of the components. Hence,
embedded-specific distributions and build systems have been created to
ease this process.

Vendor distros

Platforms

  • Android
  • Maemo (deprecated - see Meego)
  • Meego
  • Moblin (deprecated - see Meego)
  • OpenMoko
  • Access Linux Platform
  • LIMO

Other distros

Special purpose embedded Linux distributions

Configuration and Build systems

See Build Systems

See also Toolchains

Obsolete things

Further reading

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