About EMAC OpenEmbedded - Revision history

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 == See Also ==
 *  [http://www.openembedded.org OpenEmbedded Wiki]
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 [[Category:OpenEmbedded]]

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-[[File:OElogo.png|thumb|right|200px|Link=http://www.openembedded.org| The openembedded project]]
 While EMAC OE is designed for embedded systems, it also serves as a fully-featured Linux system. Among other things, EMAC OE includes:
 * Common GNU utilities provided by Busybox and other projects
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 * Hotplugging support (tools to handle insertions of USB devices, SD cards, etc.)
-When desirable, the embedded versions of the utilities from Busybox can usually be upgraded to the same fully featured versions typically seen on desktop and server Linux systems. Additionally, many packages typically associated with desktops and/or servers can be built and installed on EMAC OE systems (often as custom builds). See the [[EMAC_OE_Add-on_Packages | Add-on packages ]] page for a complete list.
+When desirable, the embedded versions of the utilities from Busybox can usually be upgraded to the same fully featured versions typically seen on desktop and server Linux systems.  Additionally, many packages typically associated with desktops and/or servers can be built and installed on EMAC OE systems (often as custom builds).  These packages include:

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 OpenEmbedded is a build framework for embedded Linux systems. It aims to reduce the number of dependencies on the development platform as much as possible and can be used to cross-compile thousands of packages for many different architectures. EMAC utilizes a customized version of OpenEmbedded on the majority of EMAC products. The current version of EMAC OE, 4.0, is primarily based on the 2009 stable branch of OpenEmbedded. EMAC customizes OpenEmbedded by adding support for EMAC hardware, patching software, providing a comprehensive SDK, providing documentation and refining the configuration of the operating system to create EMAC OE Linux.
-[[File:OElogo.png|thumb|right|200px|link=http://www.openembedded.org| The openembedded project]]
+[[File:OElogo.png|thumb|right|200px|Link=http://www.openembedded.org| The openembedded project]]
 While EMAC OE is designed for embedded systems, it also serves as a fully-featured Linux system. Among other things, EMAC OE includes:

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