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Good chance that baby monitor uses something like FreeRTOS, not Linux for doing it's stuff. If you are unlucky, it's Android and they did the bare minimum to ha

by 6SixTy 2y ago

Good chance that baby monitor uses something like FreeRTOS, not Linux for doing it's stuff. If you are unlucky, it's Android and they did the bare minimum to have a functional product. E: Also, Android uses the Linux kernel, but similarities with Linux based operating systems pretty much stop there.

RandomThoughts3 2y ago
Android is a Linux based operating system so saying it stops there doesn’t make any sense. There is a wild variety of Linux OS out there in embedded encompassing a lot of various patchsets, libc and userland. You just have a bad understanding of what are Linux OS if all you think about is the usual distros.
- hulitu 2y ago
  > Android is a Linux based operating system Where are the posix utilities ? /s Where is man ? /s
  - Lockal 2y ago
    No sarcasm, Bionic libc is a subset of POSIX, Musl strictly follows POSIX 2008 and Glibc is superset of POSIX. 99% of Glibc->Musl porting is dealing with non-POSIX features (a.k.a. GNU extensions)[1]. So in the end we could find that Android apps are more POSIX compliant than software from generic glibc-based distros. [1] https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Musl_porting_notes https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Musl_porting_notes
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