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• Setting up an NFS File Server
  |title=Setting up an NFS File Server |description=An NFS file server can provide a variety of services to Linux machines on a network.
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• Editing a File
  |title=Editing a File ...ng <code>vi</code> simply type the command <code>vi</code> followed by the file name. For example, to edit the network interfaces configuration:
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• Linux Main
  * [[Editing a File]] * [[Setting up an NFS File Server]]
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• About Linux
  [[File:Gnu.png|right|thumb|250px|GNU head: the GNU project's logo]] [[File:Tux.svg| left| thumb | 200px |Tux: the official mascot of the linux kernel]
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• About EMAC OpenEmbedded
  [[File:EMAC_LOGO.png|right]] [[File:OElogo.png|right]]
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• EMAC OE Boot Process Customization
  .... This is generally useful for forcing reconfiguration after configuration file changes are made without needing to reboot the system. -p,--pidfile FILE Match a process with PID from the file
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• EMAC OE USB Gadget Connections
  ...nection, first create an entry in the <code>/etc/network/interfaces</code> file on the device system for the usb0 interface. An example of this configurati ...c/Documentation/usb/gadget_serial.txt Documentation/usb/gadget_serial.txt] file in the Linux kernel source for your target board for detailed information o
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• Archiving JFFS2 Images
  ...be used. A tutorial on [[Setting up an NFS File Server|setting up an NFS file server]] can be found [[Setting_up_an_NFS_File_Server|here]] ...ost helpful information can usually be found in the <code>/proc/mtd</code> file. The output of the <code>mount</code> command, <code>/etc/fstab</code>, and
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• Repartitioning a CompactFlash Disk for Linux
  1. [[File:Gparted Init.png|right|thumb|500px|Figure 1: Gparted Initial View]] * [[File:Gparted Resize Details.png|right|thumb|500px|Figure 2: Gparted Resize Detai
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• Repartitioning NAND Flash with JFFS2 for Linux
  ...ot), the command line can be viewed through the <code>/proc/cmdline</code> file on a running Linux system. The example below illustrates the command line o ...rrespond to each of these partitions is to view the <code>/proc/mtd</code> file. The partition names specified in the command line are reflected in the <co
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• Creating JFFS2 Images
  JFFS2 (Journalling Flash File System version 2) was created to provide a better filesystem for flash memo ...rectory is located at <code>/tmp/rootfs</code> and the image in the output file is <code>emac-oe-rootfs.jffs2</code>.
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• U-Boot Overview
  | <code>filesize</code> || Automatically set to the size of the last file loaded on the system ...eaddr</code> || Automatically set to the logical address used for the last file loaded to the system
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• Loading Images with U-Boot
  In order to load a file using TFTP, U-Boot must be configured to access the local network. Static n {{ warning | Before transferring a file to the system, make sure that it does not exceed the size of the available
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• Installing EMAC OE 4.0 SDK
  ...ls.kde.org/projects/ark/ Ark] for KDE, [http://fileroller.sourceforge.net/ File Roller] for GNOME * Using a graphical archiving tool, double click the archive file and click extract. If you need assistance with this, please see the documen
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• Eclipse Introduction
  [[File:Eclipse.jpg|right]]
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• Installing Eclipse
  ...ls.kde.org/projects/ark/ Ark] for KDE, [http://fileroller.sourceforge.net/ File Roller] for GNOME ...e is interpreted to be the standard input file stream instead of an actual file. The <code>v</code> flag indicates that <code>tar</code> should produce ve
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• Configuring EMAC OE 4.0 SDK
  [[File:Emac_oe_sdk_setup-2.png|400px|thumb|left|Figure 1. SDK Machine Selection Di INFO: Generating new default configuration file.
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• Installing TFTP server
  The Trivial File Transfer Protocal, or TFTP, is used to transfer files from machine to machi ...C ARM based systems require a TFTP server to transfer the Linux kernel and file system to the board from a host PC. The boot loader will connect to the ser
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• Using EMAC OE SDK Example Projects
  |keywords=EMAC Hello Project,EMAC Example Makefile,EMAC Example C File This guide consists of a simple hello.c source file and a Makefile build file located within Listing 2 and Listing 3, respectively.
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• Creating a New EMAC OE SDK Project
  ...d. Navigate to the hello project in the SDK projects and copy the Makefile file to the current project directory. Or from the command line type: This tells the Makefile that the source file used is <code>example.c</code> and the resulting executable will be called
  10 KB (1,448 words) - 14:41, 14 April 2014
• Remote System Explorer Setup for Eclipse
  ::[[File:EMAC_Eclipse_Select_RSE_Perspective.png|400px|left|thumb|Figure 1: Open Per [[File:Eclipse_remote_connection.png|600px|left|thumb|Figure 2: New Remote Connect
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• Remote Debugging EMAC OE SDK Projects with gdbserver
  ...t for this will provide you with such a path. The script which creates the file to source also creates a symbolic link for arm-linux-gnueabi-gdb called, si ...project named <code>pthread_demo</code>. It consists of the single source file <code>pthread_demo.c</code>. The program is called with a single integer ar
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