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well, one can learn a lot of things if he or she is motivated enough: * Building a bootloader from sources. Trying various boot media sources and ways to launc
by xxqs 15y ago
well, one can learn a lot of things if he or she is motivated enough:
* Building a bootloader from sources. Trying various boot media sources and ways to launch your code in the raw memory. Probably even some assembler stuff.
* Learning how an embedded system is built, from kernel patches to busybox
* Learning how a community embedded Linux project works, with Git workflow, tests and updates
* The board is small enough to place on a moving platform and learn how the real-time linux interacts with physical environment
- joezydeco 15y agoAnd you can do all that with other EVKs like the Beagleboard. So the only "motiviation" is that it's $100 cheaper?