It's the RyteTyme for Linux

Training

• Linux
• Hands-on
• Embedded
• Self-reliance
• Start from scratch
• Build from source
• When, where and how to get help

Courses

• Building Embedded Systems with Linux and Open Source
• GPL versus Intellectual Property
• VxWorks to Linux Porting Clinic
• Custom Presentations

Registration

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Consulting

• We do Linux
• We do real-time
• We document and debug
• We build embedded systems
• We do really small PICmicro, too
• And, we deliver

More Information

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Are you or your engineers: Waiting for tech-support to send an answer? Paging through books and reference manuals? Trying alternative after alternative? RyteTyme Understands Linux and open source are big. Without the right background, getting a project out the door is hard. Time-To-Market Your engineers learn how to go straight to the answers. We teach theory as well as practice so engineers can resolve your unique issues. We show your engineers how to craft solutions using Linux and open source.

Take the Embedded Linux Quiz

1. What is the maximum number of address spaces accessible at any moment in Linux in the priviledged (supervisory) mode of execution? And in the non-priviledged (user) mode?
   Answer.
2. Why is the bridge device between the processor bus and the PCI bus known as the north bridge?
   Answer.
3. Can you draw a system hardware diagram and label the places where the following types of addresses will be seen in the physical hardware? Virtual, logical, physical, and I/O?
   Answer.
4. Which is more valuable in terms of execution speed: instruction cache, data cache, or address translation cache (sometimes called translation lookaside buffers)?
   Answer.
5. Modifying the operating system source code is a legal debug technique. True or False?
   Answer.
6. What assumptions does Linux implement within its kernel that are violently inappropriate for embedded systems?
   Answer.